NationStates Jolt Archive


Desert villages raided, government cussed out

Valley of the Giant
16-07-2006, 19:16
The Valley of the Giant was dubbed this by Alexander the Great. Nestled now between Russia and Turkey, Alexander's warriors gazed apon giant people farming and living their lives. Believing this to be a place of the Gods, they simply left them alone, as the Persian kings had done before them. The Valley of the Giants, however, was wiped clean of their large inhabitants within 100 years by Arab invaders. Gypsy nomads, however, resetled the valley, pushing out the Arab inhabitants and settling, unknown and uncared by the rest of the world.

During World War One, the Ottomans asked the inhabitants of the Valley to defend the Empire. Reluctantly, they agreed, but the war was lost and the British began to colonize the valley. The majority population rebelled and declared independance from the British Empire, fighting off all attempts to reclaim the valley. The Valley of the Giants invaded nearby lands,, spreading all the way to the nortehrn Iraqi desert, where a large fence was built to establish teh border between the British and the Vallians. This border has been retained for decades and the Valley has remained neutral and seperated from teh world, even throughout the Cold War.

Suddam Hussein, however, has broken the borders and is raiding lands that have belonged to the Commonwealth of the Valley of the Giant since 1921, before Iraq was even a state within Britain. The Arab and Kurdish populations, who are being persecuted whoever they may be, are cursing their Government for this war. Intel of dozens fo nations, big and small, tell that the Vallian military is tiny and easily defeatable by Suddam's forces. But they have not looked deep enough, and the Vallians have been accumilating large numbers of weapons over the Cold War.

A large Iraqi tank brigade begins to roll over the desert dunes and aim their cannons at the village below. There are a series of clicks as the volley is about to begin, but before they can shoot, the commander sees four modfied MiG-17 jets fly overhead. They were to late to see the anti-tank missiles flying towards their tanks, destroying six of the tanks, which exploded and damaged another four. From their flanks came men and women, Gypsy and Arab, armed with AK-101s and M-161A2s and anti-tank shoulder-mounted missile launchers, which wiped out all but three of the tanks, which were hijacked and their crews taken prisoner.

The Vallian-Iraqi war had begun.
(If you want to get involved, that's fine. I don't want to hear 'Oh, I own this and that'. If you want to play, RP as yourself or any NATO or Warshaw country, but note this is 1987.)
Valley of the Giant
17-07-2006, 02:21
Despite the loss of an entire tank brigade, Iraqi forces have continued to move foreward. While the Iraq army has experience from the Iraqi-Iranian war, the Vallian troops seemed to be larger in number and better equipped. The ruthless Iraqi war machine keeps pressing inward towards the Valley, but teh further they move and the more they fight with the Vallian military, the harder and harder their journey becomes. The Vallian government leader, for the first time in almost seventy years, is making an appearance on television to ask for aid on pushing the Iraqis out.
Valley of the Giant
17-07-2006, 05:06
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Valley of the Giant
20-07-2006, 03:25
The Vallian military has encountered several losses over the alst few days, losing over fifty miles to the invading Iraqi army. The Vallian military is continuing to call apon its military and its reserves,a dn has begun recruitment campaigns to boost the numbers. Militias are also being trained to defend the towns against infantry and how to evacuate the towns in case of an armored attack.

The Vallian President has appeared today on CNN and BBC, asking the world for help against Suddam Hussein and his army. Akilah Maysun Thara declared that the Vallian people will never forgive the rest of the world if Suddam Hussein is allowed to rule over Vallain lands.