Vineyard
25-10-2006, 03:10
-Skopje, Macedonia. 6:00 AM-
Commander Vlatko put down his binoculars and stroked his beard. He nodded to two men and waved them forward. The noded and leaped over a small ridge, quickly diving in some underbrush. The Macedonian Army's sole base, next to the Capital's Suburbs, sprawled out before them. 200 men of the Imperial Guards "Division" had infiltrated Macedonian borders approximately 3 weeks ago, living off the land and stealing what they could; saving their rations for the rare instance when they couldn't find food.
The 2 men that had gone ahead were now at the edge of a runway, crocued down in a ditch. Macedonian matinence crewmen were laughing and joking around amungst themselves on a MiG fighter parked nearby. One of the men in the ditch clicked his radio twice, indicatining that they were ready. Commander Vlatko raised a hand to get his men's attention. He had only 50 men with him at the moment, 2 other teams of 50 were at other ends of the base, preparing to strike. The last team of 50 had stolen about 10 pick-up trucks (Much to the bewilderment of the Macedonian police, who couldn't find out where the stolen trucks went) and were preparing to make a rather mad-dash for the capital. It was a long-shot, but if they suceeded, they would end the war before it even started.
Vlatko made a few handgestures to his men, who were all anxiously peering at him. After he communicated to them to go to phase 1, they crept up along the ridge and took care-ful aim, while lying on their stomach's. One of the Macedonians below noticed the slight movement and began to squint up towards the ridge. He hit the shoulder of another mechanic and pointed up towards the ridge. 2 grenades flew out of the ditch, followed by another set. The men started to scream and shout, while attempting to clambor off the plane. They were two late. The plane (And the mechanics on it) went up in a brilliant plume of fire. Commander Vlatko Fired a signal flare into the sky, and distant gun-fire was heard. Teams 2 and 3 had begun their attack.
A near-by barraks threw open its doows, and a Macedonian sergent held it open while screaming at the men inside. Some started to bolt out, partially clothed and with Ak-47s in hand. The 2 guardsmen in the ditch below stood up and fired a few rounds at them before ducking once again. The Macedonians, as predicted stopped and returned fire. So unprofessional.
Vlatko peered through the sights of his gun and opened fire. The rest of his command also opened fire, riddling the poor macedonians below with bullets. Vlatko used up the contents of his clip then ducked behind the ledge while his men continued to fire.
Grabing the radio, he opened a communications link with the Imperial Guardsmen General.
"General, the attack has commenced. We have them pinned down, and request urgent air support. Macedonian numbers may well be in the several thousand range."
"Very well. 1st and 2ed fighter wings en-route. We will begin our attack here on the border. Good luck commander. Over and out."
Vlatko closed the comm link and smiled. He looked below, where the Macedonians had yet to raise any form of co-herent resistance. His men were wasting any fool brave enough to step outside, allowing the in-comming fighters the oppertunity to 'cook' the other fools who remained in their barracks. Today was going to be a good day. A very good day.
-City of Skopje-
:: All units, this is Police Dispatcher. We have reports of 10 Pick-up trucks going at high-speeds heading towards the capital building. Each truck had 2 men in the front, and 3 in the back. We have reports of explosions and gunfire. Use caution.::
-To be continued-
Commander Vlatko put down his binoculars and stroked his beard. He nodded to two men and waved them forward. The noded and leaped over a small ridge, quickly diving in some underbrush. The Macedonian Army's sole base, next to the Capital's Suburbs, sprawled out before them. 200 men of the Imperial Guards "Division" had infiltrated Macedonian borders approximately 3 weeks ago, living off the land and stealing what they could; saving their rations for the rare instance when they couldn't find food.
The 2 men that had gone ahead were now at the edge of a runway, crocued down in a ditch. Macedonian matinence crewmen were laughing and joking around amungst themselves on a MiG fighter parked nearby. One of the men in the ditch clicked his radio twice, indicatining that they were ready. Commander Vlatko raised a hand to get his men's attention. He had only 50 men with him at the moment, 2 other teams of 50 were at other ends of the base, preparing to strike. The last team of 50 had stolen about 10 pick-up trucks (Much to the bewilderment of the Macedonian police, who couldn't find out where the stolen trucks went) and were preparing to make a rather mad-dash for the capital. It was a long-shot, but if they suceeded, they would end the war before it even started.
Vlatko made a few handgestures to his men, who were all anxiously peering at him. After he communicated to them to go to phase 1, they crept up along the ridge and took care-ful aim, while lying on their stomach's. One of the Macedonians below noticed the slight movement and began to squint up towards the ridge. He hit the shoulder of another mechanic and pointed up towards the ridge. 2 grenades flew out of the ditch, followed by another set. The men started to scream and shout, while attempting to clambor off the plane. They were two late. The plane (And the mechanics on it) went up in a brilliant plume of fire. Commander Vlatko Fired a signal flare into the sky, and distant gun-fire was heard. Teams 2 and 3 had begun their attack.
A near-by barraks threw open its doows, and a Macedonian sergent held it open while screaming at the men inside. Some started to bolt out, partially clothed and with Ak-47s in hand. The 2 guardsmen in the ditch below stood up and fired a few rounds at them before ducking once again. The Macedonians, as predicted stopped and returned fire. So unprofessional.
Vlatko peered through the sights of his gun and opened fire. The rest of his command also opened fire, riddling the poor macedonians below with bullets. Vlatko used up the contents of his clip then ducked behind the ledge while his men continued to fire.
Grabing the radio, he opened a communications link with the Imperial Guardsmen General.
"General, the attack has commenced. We have them pinned down, and request urgent air support. Macedonian numbers may well be in the several thousand range."
"Very well. 1st and 2ed fighter wings en-route. We will begin our attack here on the border. Good luck commander. Over and out."
Vlatko closed the comm link and smiled. He looked below, where the Macedonians had yet to raise any form of co-herent resistance. His men were wasting any fool brave enough to step outside, allowing the in-comming fighters the oppertunity to 'cook' the other fools who remained in their barracks. Today was going to be a good day. A very good day.
-City of Skopje-
:: All units, this is Police Dispatcher. We have reports of 10 Pick-up trucks going at high-speeds heading towards the capital building. Each truck had 2 men in the front, and 3 in the back. We have reports of explosions and gunfire. Use caution.::
-To be continued-