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[U]"Open up all command files, notify the fleets that this is the new Flag ship. Then return fire towards the Leafanistani fleet. 5,000 LY'45s and 10,000 Hellions (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=13525984) at them and launch another 2,000 at those land based assets of theirs, while we are at it, launch another 1,000 at the Thon artillery sites trying to beat up TAP. Get every fighter we can in the air and pull back into the ocean."

With those orders missiles from the fleet shot off in record numbers, thousands in return lit up the sky, bringing vengeance for the ship yet sunk. Carriers launched hundreds of F-18s, F-35s and EA-18s. Each armed with AA missiles and Electronic counter measures they were to take out enemy planes before the strikes and hopefully some off the assaulting missiles too. In total this was 1550 F-18 fighters alone. The two Longsword class ships began the long range assault on the missiles. However once they got within 200km of the fleet LY4031s would take over...followed by the sheer volume of Advance Sea Sparrows the fleet had in reserve.

The missiles were being jammed by a massive electronic countermeasures suite. Chaff, flares, UAVs, USVs, all sorts of decoys, and even a few suicidal UAV pilots tried their best. Butin the end, the sheer number of planes, missiles and shells ramming into each other did their dirty job.

It was in the seconds before the first missile was struck by the first advanced proximity 57mm shells, another massive launch took place. This time it was the fleet's smaller, lets perhaps overkill, Sledgehammer II missiles, and there were twice as many of these missiles as there were Khans, and following standard fleet doctrine, they launched as many as they could at a wide angle berth to force the enemy fleet to shuffle their antiair ships.

As the first wave got close the sky lit up, with dozens of guns, countermissiles and anything they could throw at the missiles, creating a firewall of shrapnel to keep the missiles at bay. But enough would get through, and the fleets aircraft carriers were being devastated.

Fire control teams ran from ship to ship in nearly every ship to control the damage. The seas were slick with blood, oil and steel as the ships manuevered aside them to try to get close enough.

The Kreigzimmer made Railguns began firing now from the Superdreadnoughts, mostly operational as the sheer volume of missiles leaving it had created massive thermal signature that distracted many of the missiles. Dozens of GPS guided shells, most white phosphorous shells, a few armor piercing shells, were targeted toward the remaining antiair picket and carriers. The massive gunships moved into seperate groups with remaining destroyers trying to cover them.

The advanced electrolaser armed Illium-X class Destroyers fared better, not losing one to a missile and they split up to try to surround what remained.

The logistical fleets that had been shuffling back and forth now arrived on scene to try to pick up nearly 60% of the Leafanistani Fleet, now either sunk, or mission killed.

The jets in the air had nowhere to return and many just ejected over the sea, hoping that they would be rescued as time went on. The Su-87s, Lu-12s, Lu-27s, GLI-76 Jump jets collided with the enemy F-18s into a tangle of a dogfight, and planes fell out of the sky left and right. The Kreigzimmer built jets had an advantage of having a dual Gatling CIWS gun and kept them safe from some missiles.

Advanced Kreigzimmer built submarines began firing their still advanced high speed torpedoes at the enemy wolf packs, using a GPS guided N.I. system to create an organic fire group that moved like a swarm of bees.

Using very sporadic updates, the N.I. system grouped together for a fraction of a second on all subs, plotted the best movements and then created maneuvers for the next sync. The submarines moved individually and yet in groups.

This war was getting heated up. In space the MBSA astronaunts flew the six fighters knew that they were going into something that wasn't in their favor. On the ground more were being loaded up with Rotary launchers for heavier, anti-cruiser munitions, aka larger orbital munitions with tactical nuke warheads. They would make it into orbit in approximately 4 hours. As of now they began pelting the two cruisers in space with 90mm coil guns, with 20 seconds between shots on a single coil gun, and each ship armed with two, the 6 ships fired a round every ten seconds, each High Explosive round going at 4km/s. Using Ladar and IR scanners the rounds could and would correct themselves mid flight to hit the enemy ships.

The cruisers began to fire their CIWS guns at the shells, the low volume meant they could outmanuever them. They on the other hand had a dozen 155mm coilguns and returned a huge volley of fire. The 12 newly mobilized cruisers began to move on scene, and began firing on the Moka fleet with atmospheric reentry shells, usually long spires of tungsten to keep peppering their large ships from space.

Meanwhile back at Blue Spoon, the American hacker attack had long receded, but the Blue Spoon ad hoc botnet was still spreading. It took over computers worldwide, and was mistaken for the newest trojan. The Leafanistani government remained quiet. The trojan had just been dissected and it was a very simple one, something a teenager could make, and they frequently do, but it just communicated at synced times in tiny nets to make a wide swarm.

But Blue Spoon now gave new orders through a burst. This traveled far and wide, and 2 hours after it was sent, and just 20 minutes into Operation Blackboard, a massive DDoS attack was launched on all Mokan websites, government, civilian and otherwise. During this massive DDoS, Blue Spoon sent a copy out to probe the Mokan databases. It targeted government websites, taking advantage of the server delay to get more time to hack each server and find a vulnerability to get files.

It quickly wormed its way around and its objective became clear to the Leafanistani programmers. Years spent in war simulations and evolutionary algorithms, it was simultaneously attacking the communications basis of the enemy military via the DDoS attack but was also attempting to remove the GPS component of the enemy, taking away their accuracy at striking Leafanistani targets.

The Northern Baltic fleet
The Northern Baltic fleet now headed towards the Moka fleet, in a move to help their allies. However, they were still hundreds of miles away. 1,400 Mig 1.44 fighters, the entire naval airforce, left the carriers in attack formations. 1,000 were armed with two BrahMos missiles each, while 400 were armed with Vympel R-74s. The fighters sped towards their goal: 290 km from the Moka fleet. There, they would launch all of their BrahMos missiles: 2,000 missiles in total. The fighters flew low, to limit their already low radar signature even more. The enemy would pay for their continued resistance. The Northern Baltic would make sure of that.

Luckily the F-18s had done well, and many of the missiles launched by the enemy misses due to launched early or inaccurately, however a few hit and more ships were smoldering and sinking. More F-18s were launched and preppared for combat. This time the Growlers would be on higher alert, jamming as much as they could of the incoming.

As for the wolf packs, they had spent most of this battle getting closer to the enemy fleet. Once they were in range they launched two Tomahawk anti ship missiles a piece, in total 120 Tomahawks now sped towards the enemy fleet, targeting the Dreadnaught and Carriers as primary targets, 10 towards the Dreadnaught, 5 to each carrier, and the other 40 for the destroyers and missile boats.


"Launch coordinates achieved, missiles ready, all 58 targets locked on Admiral."

"Good lets sink those bastards."

"Sir, we have about 1,000 missiles coming fast."

"Damn it what AA do we have left?"

"2,592 Firestorm and about umm...7,000 ESSMs, 4,000 LY4030s, 7,000 LY4031, and 512 LY4032s "

"Very well, Clean out the firestorms and reload them at the incoming missiles, use the ESSMs for when they get close. It should minimize damage. Now offensive abilities?"

"Once again, Firestorms, plenty of LY4045s, and about 6,000 LY589 Hellions."

"Admiral Subs have launched."

"Good return fire with 2,000 Hellions, sink those bastards."

Meanwhile in the air at least 150 F-18s that survived the battle stayed alfoat, cycling out with fresh ones from the Carriers, the admiral wanted 400 up, but only so many could be launched at once.

As the missiles came in, there was nothing that the anti-ballistic missile system can to do prevent anything, the Leocardian navy was already falling to a decline. All the carriers, destroyers, and cruisers have been sunken, but the Juki SD and 8 Houbei Class, which were nearing their sinking stage. The Juki Admiral Jones shook his head, as the smoke and dents from the missiles caused a black smoke to arise from his lookout tower. This was not good. "Sail at them. Unleash everything we have at them." He said to his advisors, already assuming that he's lost the war. The missile attack on the Juki had caused the ship to its last layers of defense, and it's still sinking. He had no chance but to drive the ship into the enemy's fleet.

After his orders, missile-, torpedo-, and even Khan- pods were fired and reloaded and fired again. Over and over, until the stockpiles of them were empty. Anti-ship rockets, capable to just fire on the ship's decks, were fired by the crew. Remaining fireworks were also fired to put up the last show of what the Juki SD of Leocardia can deliver. While heading toward the enemy's fleet, the Juki's nuclear power plant was driven to overdrive, and possibly using the ship as a nuclear device as a whole. The nuclear plant steered the ship as it accelerated at a constant 72 knots. All of this, munitions on the ship were fired.

The Houbei Class FACs didn't follow, instead, they were told to retreat back to Leocardia, as fast as they can.

Off TAP
The Northern Baltic fleet, seeing the 2nd and 3rd DaWoad fleets moving to their position, took the initiative. The 180 Longboat Class Battlecruisers, accompanied by Alta Class minesweepers, sped up. The Northern Baltic ships took advantage of their low radar signatures to close into 290 km from the fleets, then, they fired half of their BrahMos missiles (24 each Longboat).

The other ships, meanwhile, formed a defense screen around the aircraft carriers and battleships. The carriers launched 1,000 of their Mig-1.44s, armed with two BrahMos missiles each. The fighters, flying low, reached the maximum distance from the enemy fleet that the BrahMos missiles would reach and then proceeded to fire all of them at the enemy fleet. The fingers then proceeded back to the carriers. The carrier fleet began moving forward and the Longboat and Alta classes began moving back. They would meet somewhere in the middle and then, after they grouped up, would move towards the Thon fleet.

OOC: um . .. . ya. .. .. nice try but

IC:
With the ASD submarines guarding an outside perimeter around their ships the low radar profile of the Northern Baltic ships meant nothing. Sonar picked them up early and as their ships attempted to close the subs converged. at over 600km outside of the ASD's inner perimeter the 17 subs met the onrushing battle cruisers and minesweepers and began launching mark 49 at a rate of six ADCAP torpedoes per launch and with 5 launches per minute at maximum fire rate. In the signal minute that passed As they opened fire they expended nearly their entire magazine but in doing so put 510 torpedoes in the water towards the Northern Baltic fleet. They also provided excellent targeting information allowing all the ASD weaponry to train on the oncoming fleet. 46 Coil guns (3 to each dreadnought and two per sword) opened fire at a rate of one shot per minute as Vertical launchers on all ships opened up firing 460 Block IV Phase 2 TASMs per 30 seconds and time the missiles to reach the Northern Baltic ships at 400km out. 4 launches (1840 missiles) would arrive simultaneously traveling at nearly 1100 km/h. the airborne Radars circling both ASD fleets picked up the launch of 1000 planes and 670 ASD Hawk 1s,2s and 3s leaped out to meet the oncoming fighters. meeting them far outside the Brahmos-2s missile engagement range of third and second fleet the ASD fighters each launched Four AIM-54 Phoenixs. They then moved closer in armed with 4 ASRAAMs, 2 AIM-9X sidewinders and 2 AMRAAM-120 Ds. As both combats occured second and third fleet were Steaming for the relative safety of the Totuga sea at maximum possible speed.

The Northern Baltic fleet
The Northern Baltic fleet now headed towards the Moka fleet, in a move to help their allies. However, they were still hundreds of miles away. 1,400 Mig 1.44 fighters, the entire naval airforce, left the carriers in attack formations. 1,000 were armed with two BrahMos missiles each, while 400 were armed with Vympel R-74s. The fighters sped towards their goal: 290 km from the Moka fleet. There, they would launch all of their BrahMos missiles: 2,000 missiles in total. The fighters flew low, to limit their already low radar signature even more. The enemy would pay for their continued resistance. The Northern Baltic would make sure of that.

ooc:your gonna want to edit that for losses . . .

bump

bump

OOC: Anyone else worried by TAP's sudden disappearance from this RP? We haven't even landed in his nation and he has a great shot at defending his nation in a huge battle and nothing has happened from him.

IC:

Saharistani 12th Autonomous Colonial Fleet

Vice Admiral Leone had just convinced COLCOM that it was a good idea to take out a significant number of the ships in the 12th Fleet, most of its strength to help support the floundering Leafanistani Forces.

He set off at high speed, with tenders following and a logistical fleet of his own. He knew his ships were all coated in RAM and with silent pumpjets or propellers, nice and quiet entrance and he'd ram them with missiles. At least he hoped for that. He would be there soon, so he spun up the N.I. and began doing battle scenarios.

OOC: Leo, what were your losses in my strike?

OOC: Leo, what were your losses in my strike?

OOC: It's there. Reread it.

The Greal naval fleets repaired their losses, they had lost fifty ships in less then an hour. Another fleet was on its way but it would arrive at nightfall.

OOC: Sorry for the short post. I think TAP is inactive……

OOC: bump. Where's TAP?

OOC: His last response was 13 days ago, I think this is dead.

OOC: The thread is DÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖD!! :p

With the fall of the TAP government and the seizing of land by enemy allies the Mokan Fleet has pulled back to Mokastana.

All aggressors will not be fired at unless attacked first.

OOC: The RP is pretty much dead, and we've given TAP plenty of time.

Last I checked the last activity was 13 days ago, 7 days later the last activity was 20 days ago (today).

The Thon says TAP won't answer his phone.

TAP will probably let those nations die.

As we're all not jerks we cannot make any 'claims' of land on TAP as that is godmoding. So we can either ignore that this RP ever happened, or just go about our separate ways, saying that a new government took power after the HAMMER I satellite destroyed the Pillar and returned to isolationism.

ooc: agreed leafanistan. Btw your a hell of an Rpr man gj and Im sure I'll see you around

IC: Given the lack of support from TAP'ian forces the ASD fleets ceased all offensive combat operations and Joined up to Sail for Home. Near The Northern Baltic eighth fleet also disengade along with is detached subs and it too steamed for the ASD an some much needed Vacation Time. In the ASD missile defenses were stood down while in Space repair work egan on the damaged ASD'ian ships and satellites.

OOC: The RP is pretty much dead, and we've given TAP plenty of time.

Last I checked the last activity was 13 days ago, 7 days later the last activity was 20 days ago (today).

The Thon says TAP won't answer his phone.

TAP will probably let those nations die.

As we're all not jerks we cannot make any 'claims' of land on TAP as that is godmoding. So we can either ignore that this RP ever happened, or just go about our separate ways, saying that a new government took power after the HAMMER I satellite destroyed the Pillar and returned to isolationism.

ok, i changed it, I like your idea better then continuing this RP with anarchy over TAP...

also does that mean my flagship is still intact?

OOC:

I guess so

My fleet heads home.

Resupply ships and cargo vessels safely made it to the Barabary Islands under escort from the 13 Thon aircraft carriers that escaped the earlier naval battle along with other Thon and Commonwealth vessels and allied ships. Their mission was to recover, repair and evacuate the damaged or sunk Thon ships and stranded military personnel throughout the islands areas. DaWoads 1st fleet was never further engaged or fired upon and was granted free access, passage, escape, withdrawal and leave of the Tortuga Sea with a peace treaty, non aggression pact, ceasefire, and terms of truce for this conflict submitted to their commander for consideration which entailed no reparations no further hostilities with each other, no embargoes, blockades, restrictions, payments, aid, no tariffs, and encouraged future communications and diplomacy to at least a little above that of ceasing all diplomatic contact.

Supply ships unloaded 216,000 of more Thon upgraded MGM-168 ATAMCS Block IVA missiles to launch from the 900 M270A1 MLRSs (Multiple Launch Rocket System) or SPLLs (Self-Propelled Loader/Launcher) that then spaced out their firing times to enable continuous bombardment of the TAP mainland for the next three days while General Roday withdrew the Thon occupying forces and army and marine personnel along with the naval recovery efforts.

The firing equaled out to 3000 missiles per hour or 50 missiles per minute.

They fired at targets such as John Paul Jones Naval Base, which was eventually completely destroyed.

Anarchy seemed to come upon parts of the TAP when the government was destroyed in the PILLAR and some remains of the government that remained in the cowering TAP naval fleet far far out as sea somewhere that for some weird unknown reason or cause wasn't reacting to anything essentially abandoned their own people.

Greystone was targeted as well, their downtown district, skyscrapers and other targets were hit until the looting stopped and the area got a hold of itself under something of what looked to be some martial law in the region. An EMP munition was detonated overhead Greystone's downtown region bringing the cities populace back to the stone age, and into realization of how dependent they are on electronic things such as their cell phones computers, and cars, hell some were even temporally trapped because of elevators and electronic doors showing them even more how dependent they were. in

The EMP bomb, according to General Roday was in retaliation for the gruel lifestyle Thon and Commonwealth citizens were forced to live in under in the concentration camps. With the use of the EMP missile, mass devastation could be wrought upon the major city of Greystone without killing anyone, therefore ceasing further bombardment from his MLRSs and freeing them to fire upon other targets. Which was prudent and already in effect since all of Greystone's skyscrapers were destroyed already.

Surprisingly no resistance or retaliation was met so recovery efforts in the tactical withdrawal from the region encountered no resistance and went along smoothly despite the continual bombardment of the mainland by General Roday's M270A1 MLRSs. They continued to fire until they were the very last to be pulled out of the region.

The massive bombardment of Thon upgraded MGM-168 ATAMCS Block IVA missiles apparently greatly helped to influence, push, compel and convince TAP's corrupt populace to disband all concentration camps and to release all Thon and Commonwealth citizens along with the hospital ships and Thon amphibious warship docked in Orleans. NOVA personnel and others responsible or suspected for acts of terrorism against Commonwealth citizens were investigated and tried to be sentenced to Capital punishment of being hanged to death upon being found guilty of either murder, torture or aiding in murder of nonmilitary unarmed civilian Thon Commonwealth citizens that were tourists, touring or visiting and currently in the country. With the cover of the MLRSs and the Thon, Commonwealth and Allied ships passively standing guard, rescue and retrieval efforts were a success as well as Operation Overgod and operation Skyrain as well surprisingly.

Thon Commonwealth citizens effectively and safely left TAP thanks to the newly installed government Leafanistan put to into place upon the destruction of the Pillar and dissolution of the previous government whose remains were mostly still cowering in TAP's still massive naval fleet somewhere far far out at sea, probably waiting to come back and stage a coup and regain power once allied forces left the region.

With the Thon and its Commonwealth's objectives met, of TAP's emergency canal being effectively destroyed, TAP's space assets, agency and program crippled, John Paul Jones Naval Base and the PILLAR being utterly destroyed, Thon hospital ships and their ships' compliments and crews and medical personnel released, the Thon and its Commonwealth's citizens finally granted safe passage out of the country and the concentration camps they were in disbanded, the Thon and Commonwealth forces completely withdrew from the region ceasing any and all activity, trade, diplomacy, and contact with TAP, NOVA and the region except through the other (non puppet) factions that were involved such as DaWaod, Mokastana, Greal, and the allies of the Thon.

Agreement between the Commander-in-Chief, Allied Nations Command, on the one hand, and the Supreme Commander of the Opposing Mokan Navy and the Commander of any and all American Allied Forces, on the other hand, concerning a military armistice in America.

American Armistice Agreement

We the undersigned, the commanders of our respective armed forces, and of our nations, with the intent of stopping this conflict in America, with its great burden of bloodshed and suffering on both sides and with the objective of establishing an armistice which will insure an end to all hostilities in the American theatre until a final peaceful settlement is achieved, do individually, collectively, and mutually agree to accept and to be bound and governed by the conditions and terms of armistice set forth in the following articles and paragraphs, which said conditions and terms are intended to be purely military in character and to pertain solely to the belligerents in America:

Article I

1. The Commanders of all forces, on the ground, in the skies and in the ocean must agree to a cessation of all hostilities being perpetrated by armed forces participating in this conflict effective within one week after this agreement is signed.

2. In order to insure the stability of this armistice agreement, all participating forces must pull out all defensive, and offensive units of their deployed armed forces, including all demolitions, minefields, wire entanglements, and other hazards to the safe movement of personnel and civilians in America within 72 hours of signing this agreement.

(a) Cease the introduction of reinforcing personnel into America and begin the removal of all personnel currently in America.
(b) Cease the introduction of reinforcing aircraft, ground vehicles, ships, defensive and offensive implements and all other arms into America and remove all aircraft, ground vehicles, ships, defensive and offensive implements and all other arms from America.
(c) Insure all personnel will follow these orders as lawful orders of your government and those that do not will be adequately punished in accordance with your laws.
(d) In those cases where burial are a matter of record and adequate evidence of graves can be found, permit graves registration personnel of the other side to enter, for the purpose of proceeding to such graves to recover and evacuate the bodies of the deceased military personnel of that side, including deceased prisoners of war. For those who have died at sea and are irrecoverable proper sea burial procedures will be allowed to proceed.
(e) Provide adequate protection, food and other logistical supplies to all retreating parties if they require it as a gesture of good will towards this armistice and to soldiers of all sides.


3. This armistice must apply to all forces deployed in America or within 200km of America's coast which participating Commanders must respect America's sovereignty.

4. Responsibility for compliance with and enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Armistice is that of the signatories hereto and their successors in command. The Commanders of the opposing sides shall establish within their respective commands all measures and procedures necessary to insure complete compliance with all of the provisions hereof by all elements of their commands. They shall actively co-operate with one another in requiring observance of both letter and the spirit of all of the provisions of this Armistice.

Article II: Pertaining to Prisoners of War

1. The release and repatriation of all prisoners of war held in the custody of each side at the time this armistice agreement becomes effective shall be effected in conformity with the following provisions agreed upon by both sides prior to the signing of this armistice.

(a) Within sixty (60) days after this agreement becomes effective each side shall, without offering any hindrance, directly repatriate and hand over in groups all those prisoners of war in its custody who insist on repatriation to the side to which they belonged at the time of capture. Repatriation shall be accomplished in accordance with the related provisions of this Article. In order to expedite the repatriation process of such personnel, each side shall, prior to the signing of the Armistice, exchange the total numbers, by nationalities, or personnel to be directly repatriated. Each group of prisoners of war delivered to the other side shall be accompanied by rosters, prepared by nationality, to include name, rank (if any) and internment or military serial number.
(b) Each side shall release all those remaining prisoners of war, who are not directly repatriated, from its military control and from its custody and hand them over to the nation that deployed them to America.

2. Each nation shall not engage in acts of war or cruelty upon prisoners being repatriated.

3. All the sick and injured prisoners of was who insist upon repatriation shall be repatriated with priority. Insofar as possible, there shall be captured medical personnel repatriated concurrently with the sick and injured prisoners of war, so as to provide medical care and attendance enroute. If they are severely or critically wounded, injured, or sick, the nation that captured them must provide medical services until such time as the prisoner of war is stabilized and can be repatriated safely.

4. The repatriation of all of the prisoners of war required by Sub-paragraph 1(a) hereof shall be completed within a time limit of sixty (60) days after this Armistice becomes effective. Within this time limit each side undertakes to complete repatriation of the above-mentioned prisoners of war in its custody at the earliest practicable time.

5. The Commander of each side shall furnish to the Commander of the other side as soon as practicable, but not later than ten (10) days after this Armistice becomes effective, the following information concerning prisoners of war:

(a) Complete data pertaining to the prisoners of war who escaped since the effective date of the data last exchanged.
(b) Insofar as practicable, information regarding name, nationality, rank, and other identification data, date and cause of death, and place of burial, of those prisoners of war who died while in his custody.
(c) If any prisoners of war escape or die after the effective date of the supplementary information specified above, the detaining side shall furnish to the other side, through diplomatic channels, the data pertaining thereto in accordance with the provisions of Sub-paragraph 5(a) hereof. Such data shall be furnished at ten-day intervals until the completion of the program of delivery and reception of prisoners of war.


6. All Civilians who, at this time are in territory under control of any participating forces if they desire to return home, be permitted and assisted by the forces in the territory they are in, and will not be harassed, harmed or otherwise be treated to acts of war by the forces involved in this conflict.

Article III

1. Amendments and additions to this Armistice can only be made by a mutual agreement by all participating commanders or if they are incapacitated, deceased, or retired at the time of the amendment or addition their successor.

2. The Articles and Paragraphs of this Armistice Agreement shall remain in effect until expressly superseded either by mutually acceptable amendments and additions or by provision in an appropriate agreement for a peaceful settlement at a political level between both sides.

3. All provisions of these articles come into effect once the signatory signs.

[END]

Signed,

The Glorious Republic of Leafanistan
Triumvirate Council Member and Fleet Admiral Sandra O'Toole of the Glorious Republican Navy
Triumvirate Council Member and Sky Marshall Samantha Arcturus of the Glorious Republican Sky Forces
Triumvirate Council Member and Field Marshall Amanda Arcturus of the Glorious Republican Army

The Thon
Supreme Commander, Jonathan Arrakis Thon,
General Roday, Commander of Thon deployed army and marine forces
Protamandor Scott, Commander of Thon Commonwealth Navy

Mokastana
Generalissimo Major, Ivan Canarias
Primary Admiral-Elect Jesus Consuelo
Air Marshall Jesus Manuel

Greal
Martin Watson
President of Greal

Colstream
Jack Walker
President, Republic Of Colstream

The Allied Dawoad
Jarek Mace
Prime Minister

The Dyanistic States of Leocardia
President Jason Batista

United Socialist States of the Northern Baltic
The Northern Baltic Central Committee
Head Chairwoman Christine Gulsar

Burlovia
High General Somonov, the General Secretary of Burlovia

signed in full agreement and of complete accord:

Supreme Commander, Jonathan Arrakis Thon,
General Roday, Commander of Thon deployed army and marine forces
Protamandor Scott, Commander of Thon Commonwealth Navy

Signed,

Generalissimo Major, Ivan Canarias
Primary Admiral-Elect Jesus Consuelo
Air Marshall Jesus Manuel

Signed,

Martin Watson
President of Greal

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Parties that have yet to sign the armistice:

Burlovia

Did I forget anyone?

Signed since

Leocardia
DaWoad
The Northern Baltic

Signed,

Jack Walker
President, Republic Of Colstream

Agreement between the Commander-in-Chief, Allied Nations Command, on the one hand, and the Supreme Commander of the Opposing Mokan Navy and the Commander of any and all American Allied Forces, on the other hand, concerning a military armistice in America.

American Armistice Agreement

We the undersigned, the commanders of our respective armed forces, and of our nations, with the intent of stopping this conflict in America, with its great burden of bloodshed and suffering on both sides and with the objective of establishing an armistice which will insure an end to all hostilities in the American theatre until a final peaceful settlement is achieved, do individually, collectively, and mutually agree to accept and to be bound and governed by the conditions and terms of armistice set forth in the following articles and paragraphs, which said conditions and terms are intended to be purely military in character and to pertain solely to the belligerents in America:

Article I

1. The Commanders of all forces, on the ground, in the skies and in the ocean must agree to a cessation of all hostilities being perpetrated by armed forces participating in this conflict effective within one week after this agreement is signed.

2. In order to insure the stability of this armistice agreement, all participating forces must pull out all defensive, and offensive units of their deployed armed forces, including all demolitions, minefields, wire entanglements, and other hazards to the safe movement of personnel and civilians in America within 72 hours of signing this agreement.

(a) Cease the introduction of reinforcing personnel into America and begin the removal of all personnel currently in America.
(b) Cease the introduction of reinforcing aircraft, ground vehicles, ships, defensive and offensive implements and all other arms into America and remove all aircraft, ground vehicles, ships, defensive and offensive implements and all other arms from America.
(c) Insure all personnel will follow these orders as lawful orders of your government and those that do not will be adequately punished in accordance with your laws.
(d) In those cases where burial are a matter of record and adequate evidence of graves can be found, permit graves registration personnel of the other side to enter, for the purpose of proceeding to such graves to recover and evacuate the bodies of the deceased military personnel of that side, including deceased prisoners of war. For those who have died at sea and are irrecoverable proper sea burial procedures will be allowed to proceed.
(e) Provide adequate protection, food and other logistical supplies to all retreating parties if they require it as a gesture of good will towards this armistice and to soldiers of all sides.


3. This armistice must apply to all forces deployed in America or within 200km of America's coast which participating Commanders must respect America's sovereignty.

4. Responsibility for compliance with and enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Armistice is that of the signatories hereto and their successors in command. The Commanders of the opposing sides shall establish within their respective commands all measures and procedures necessary to insure complete compliance with all of the provisions hereof by all elements of their commands. They shall actively co-operate with one another in requiring observance of both letter and the spirit of all of the provisions of this Armistice.

Article II: Pertaining to Prisoners of War

1. The release and repatriation of all prisoners of war held in the custody of each side at the time this armistice agreement becomes effective shall be effected in conformity with the following provisions agreed upon by both sides prior to the signing of this armistice.

(a) Within sixty (60) days after this agreement becomes effective each side shall, without offering any hindrance, directly repatriate and hand over in groups all those prisoners of war in its custody who insist on repatriation to the side to which they belonged at the time of capture. Repatriation shall be accomplished in accordance with the related provisions of this Article. In order to expedite the repatriation process of such personnel, each side shall, prior to the signing of the Armistice, exchange the total numbers, by nationalities, or personnel to be directly repatriated. Each group of prisoners of war delivered to the other side shall be accompanied by rosters, prepared by nationality, to include name, rank (if any) and internment or military serial number.
(b) Each side shall release all those remaining prisoners of war, who are not directly repatriated, from its military control and from its custody and hand them over to the nation that deployed them to America.

2. Each nation shall not engage in acts of war or cruelty upon prisoners being repatriated.

3. All the sick and injured prisoners of was who insist upon repatriation shall be repatriated with priority. Insofar as possible, there shall be captured medical personnel repatriated concurrently with the sick and injured prisoners of war, so as to provide medical care and attendance enroute. If they are severely or critically wounded, injured, or sick, the nation that captured them must provide medical services until such time as the prisoner of war is stabilized and can be repatriated safely.

4. The repatriation of all of the prisoners of war required by Sub-paragraph 1(a) hereof shall be completed within a time limit of sixty (60) days after this Armistice becomes effective. Within this time limit each side undertakes to complete repatriation of the above-mentioned prisoners of war in its custody at the earliest practicable time.

5. The Commander of each side shall furnish to the Commander of the other side as soon as practicable, but not later than ten (10) days after this Armistice becomes effective, the following information concerning prisoners of war:

(a) Complete data pertaining to the prisoners of war who escaped since the effective date of the data last exchanged.
(b) Insofar as practicable, information regarding name, nationality, rank, and other identification data, date and cause of death, and place of burial, of those prisoners of war who died while in his custody.
(c) If any prisoners of war escape or die after the effective date of the supplementary information specified above, the detaining side shall furnish to the other side, through diplomatic channels, the data pertaining thereto in accordance with the provisions of Sub-paragraph 5(a) hereof. Such data shall be furnished at ten-day intervals until the completion of the program of delivery and reception of prisoners of war.


6. All Civilians who, at this time are in territory under control of any participating forces if they desire to return home, be permitted and assisted by the forces in the territory they are in, and will not be harassed, harmed or otherwise be treated to acts of war by the forces involved in this conflict.

Article III

1. Amendments and additions to this Armistice can only be made by a mutual agreement by all participating commanders or if they are incapacitated, deceased, or retired at the time of the amendment or addition their successor.

2. The Articles and Paragraphs of this Armistice Agreement shall remain in effect until expressly superseded either by mutually acceptable amendments and additions or by provision in an appropriate agreement for a peaceful settlement at a political level between both sides.

3. All provisions of these articles come into effect once the signatory signs.

[END]

Signed,

The Glorious Republic of Leafanistan
Triumvirate Council Member and Fleet Admiral Sandra O'Toole of the Glorious Republican Navy
Triumvirate Council Member and Sky Marshall Samantha Arcturus of the Glorious Republican Sky Forces
Triumvirate Council Member and Field Marshall Amanda Arcturus of the Glorious Republican Army

The Thon
Supreme Commander, Jonathan Arrakis Thon,
General Roday, Commander of Thon deployed army and marine forces
Protamandor Scott, Commander of Thon Commonwealth Navy

Mokastana
Generalissimo Major, Ivan Canarias
Primary Admiral-Elect Jesus Consuelo
Air Marshall Jesus Manuel

Greal
Martin Watson
President of Greal

Colstream
Jack Walker
President, Republic Of Colstream

Signed,
Jarek Mace
Prime Minister

The Allied Dawoad

Official Leocardian Response

The Leocardian Government hereby agrees with the terms and is willing to sign.

Signed,
The Northern Baltic Central Committee
Head Chairwoman Christine Gulsar

Signed,
High General Somonov, the General Secretary of Burlovia

Signed,
High General Somonov, the General Secretary of Burlovia

This war is de facto over. However since the countries that did declare war have not signed treaties to end the war, it is still technically on between me and a few nations I think, if you did declare war on anyone nows the time to discuss treaty terms.

OOC: hey now I'm out . . . .right????

*bump*

TAP revived from the dead!

Has he revived? The treaty has been signed anyway.

So, given that he is back...

we all pulled out, TAP "fell into anarchy" and now the government is back in control....

lets just see what TAP says...