Greston
18-05-2008, 01:46
OOC: Obviously this is the thread for the Grestonian part of the current events unfolding in the Med. This is only open to those already involved and those invited and none else. The first few posts are reserved for me and Picts and I am assuming that the Cottish bombing has been retconned for now so I am using the Union Square base. I am hope I am correct in doing so but if not tell me so that I can edit accordingly. Also I referred to the arrival of Alogorthian troops, Alogor aloud me to do so for we are closely allied but he said himself he sucks at RPing and doesn’t want to get into a war.
IC:
To the fanfare of the Imperial Horse Guard their namesake thundered past the Grestonian infantry who looked slightly baffled as cavalry trotted down their barracks and churned the dirt on their parade ground. Seven thousand of horse, in four regiments cascaded over the ground their banners and armor shining in the setting sun. Sabers and lances were well in evidence, and as the color guard slowly trotted to a halt, the first of the officers dismounted.
“Colonel Saxewheeler a pleasure,” one of the cavalrymen stuck out his hand to an apparently ranked Grestonian officer. “Eleventh heavy cavalry, Waldenburger of course.”
“Pleasure,” the Grestonian replied back as he shook the man’s hand in a rather amused manner. “Move your armored units to the motor pool, and come meet the general staff.”
“Armored units?” It was the colonel’s turn to look bemused, “weren’t you listening? Eleventh cavalry.” Apparently the armies were few and proud were gathering.
And it was true. Colonel Richard Baugchet was the leader of the proud men who had come to call the Union Square Military Fort home. The Colonel had his place and his place was to command the 135,000 Grestonian soldiers sent to the eastern border to eradicate a problem called East Partha.
The soldiers stationed in Union Square were constantly kept in the loop and were constantly being informed about minor happenings and events that involved the fort in some slight detail. What they were recently informed about was that the Sun International Naval vessels had arrived and would be stationed at a sister fort of the Union Square, the Sun Valley Docks.
The docking station had been erected shortly after the square but was not as widely publicized so it was almost completely unknown to the outside world besides the few proud nations who pledged help to Greston.
******
The 200,000 Alogorthian Corps strode through the already dismantled parade field and stopped short of the Color Guard of Jacob Ronnet. Their entrance, though not as grand as the one of the Waldenburger men, was well met with 300 men holding up flags of the Alogorthian Republic, Greston, Waldenburger, and other MU members as well as battle flags.
Colonel Ronnet stretched out his hand in greeting and the lead Alogorthian soldier did the same. The Colonel gave a firm shake and the Alogor began to speak.
“When?”
The Colonel burrowed his eyebrows in confusion and the Alogor took note of it.
“When do we attack, squire?”
“Ah. That my friend is a secret.”
******
The days of fighting approached but the Grestonian soldiers near the Pictish base continued to train and get ready for battle. It wouldn’t have been a surprise if the Pictish attacked so defenses were always kept on the ready and SAM systems always kept a close watch of the sky when ever possible.
The troops were going around their daily routines when the message came in. After it was acknowledged by the rest of the fort the place was overwhelmed with movement and people were going everywhere. The place was filled with pandemonium until the smoothbores of 100 Grestonian Jaguar MBTs rolled in over the hill.
The corps took it as their time to leave and they were off. The Grestonian Infantry took up their marching formations with the Waldenburger calvary in front of them with the tanks at the very front of the formation.
“You have your horse and I have mine,” called out Colonel Baugchet as he jumped upon the back of one of the MBTs which was in front of Colonel Saxewheeler.
They practically flew through the six and a half mile distance leaving over half a mile of distance to eat up. And then, 400 ft away from the enemy base, they stopped and the Colonel alone stepped forward. He tookout a speaker and screamed out into it.
“In the name of legality the Imperial Republic of Greston requests that the illegally established base on this Grestonian soil be immediately relinquished back to Grestonian custody. We are wary to use force but will if must. As of now this is on peaceful terms that we wish you leave.
But 335,000 guns advise you to accept and go.”
IC:
To the fanfare of the Imperial Horse Guard their namesake thundered past the Grestonian infantry who looked slightly baffled as cavalry trotted down their barracks and churned the dirt on their parade ground. Seven thousand of horse, in four regiments cascaded over the ground their banners and armor shining in the setting sun. Sabers and lances were well in evidence, and as the color guard slowly trotted to a halt, the first of the officers dismounted.
“Colonel Saxewheeler a pleasure,” one of the cavalrymen stuck out his hand to an apparently ranked Grestonian officer. “Eleventh heavy cavalry, Waldenburger of course.”
“Pleasure,” the Grestonian replied back as he shook the man’s hand in a rather amused manner. “Move your armored units to the motor pool, and come meet the general staff.”
“Armored units?” It was the colonel’s turn to look bemused, “weren’t you listening? Eleventh cavalry.” Apparently the armies were few and proud were gathering.
And it was true. Colonel Richard Baugchet was the leader of the proud men who had come to call the Union Square Military Fort home. The Colonel had his place and his place was to command the 135,000 Grestonian soldiers sent to the eastern border to eradicate a problem called East Partha.
The soldiers stationed in Union Square were constantly kept in the loop and were constantly being informed about minor happenings and events that involved the fort in some slight detail. What they were recently informed about was that the Sun International Naval vessels had arrived and would be stationed at a sister fort of the Union Square, the Sun Valley Docks.
The docking station had been erected shortly after the square but was not as widely publicized so it was almost completely unknown to the outside world besides the few proud nations who pledged help to Greston.
******
The 200,000 Alogorthian Corps strode through the already dismantled parade field and stopped short of the Color Guard of Jacob Ronnet. Their entrance, though not as grand as the one of the Waldenburger men, was well met with 300 men holding up flags of the Alogorthian Republic, Greston, Waldenburger, and other MU members as well as battle flags.
Colonel Ronnet stretched out his hand in greeting and the lead Alogorthian soldier did the same. The Colonel gave a firm shake and the Alogor began to speak.
“When?”
The Colonel burrowed his eyebrows in confusion and the Alogor took note of it.
“When do we attack, squire?”
“Ah. That my friend is a secret.”
******
The days of fighting approached but the Grestonian soldiers near the Pictish base continued to train and get ready for battle. It wouldn’t have been a surprise if the Pictish attacked so defenses were always kept on the ready and SAM systems always kept a close watch of the sky when ever possible.
The troops were going around their daily routines when the message came in. After it was acknowledged by the rest of the fort the place was overwhelmed with movement and people were going everywhere. The place was filled with pandemonium until the smoothbores of 100 Grestonian Jaguar MBTs rolled in over the hill.
The corps took it as their time to leave and they were off. The Grestonian Infantry took up their marching formations with the Waldenburger calvary in front of them with the tanks at the very front of the formation.
“You have your horse and I have mine,” called out Colonel Baugchet as he jumped upon the back of one of the MBTs which was in front of Colonel Saxewheeler.
They practically flew through the six and a half mile distance leaving over half a mile of distance to eat up. And then, 400 ft away from the enemy base, they stopped and the Colonel alone stepped forward. He tookout a speaker and screamed out into it.
“In the name of legality the Imperial Republic of Greston requests that the illegally established base on this Grestonian soil be immediately relinquished back to Grestonian custody. We are wary to use force but will if must. As of now this is on peaceful terms that we wish you leave.
But 335,000 guns advise you to accept and go.”