TheShammySocialist Posted April 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 27, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified - Governor General's Office to Defense Ministry[/b] "In the interests of preserving naval strike capabilities, and the endurance of the fleet, as well as keeping the shipbuilding industry supplied with contracts, we are ordering the Naval Reserve Program. Under the auspices of this program, we will produce extra ships of our current fleet ([i]Phantom[/i]-class Littoral Combat Ships, [i]Deterrence[/i]-class Regional Deterrence Frigates, Battle-class Destroyers, City-class Cruisers, Commonwealth-class Attack Submarines, [i]Conqueror[/i]-class Arsenal Ships, [i]Indefatigable[/i]-class Aircraft Carriers, [i]Storm[/i]-class Landing Platform Helicopter, and [i]Supplier[/i]-class Joint Support Ships), that will be maintained in reserve status until a time when they may be needed to be called to service. They can also be used to replace ships in the first line when they need to be refitted. These ships shall include top-of-the-line models used by our fleet today, and will include all classes of ships currently used. We are also asking that you begin a procurement deal that will expand the number of Joint Support Ships from the current two vessels, up to a total of six." Edited April 27, 2011 by TheShammySocialist Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted April 28, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 28, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified/Encrypted Transmission - SCNDF Operations Command to SCS [i]Bermuda[/i][/b] [quote]ORDER CHANGED; [b]STOP;[/b] PROCEED ON COURSE ENCLOSED; [b]STOP;[/b] HOLD POSITION AT YANKEE STATION 5; [b]STOP;[/b] AWAIT FURTHER ORDERS ON STATION; [b]STOP; END OF TRANSMISSION; ENCLOSED - "HEADING NE 78-87-109"[/b][/quote] Upon receiving orders from SCNDF Operations Command, the attack submarine SCS [i]Bermuda[/i] redeployed from a regular combat patrol towards the Central Pacific, north of the Solomon Islands and south of the Marshalls. Edited April 28, 2011 by TheShammySocialist Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted April 28, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 28, 2011 [b]Secure Transmission - Southern Cross Defense Command to the United Federation of the East[/b] In the interests of expanding our defensive forces across the world, we hereby request the positioning of command and control/operational planning units and a token ground/air force at the Fort Beihai Region in Alaska. The following units would be sent to the Fort Beihai; [list] [*] Southern Cross Americas Command (AMERICOM) - Civil-Military Strategic, Operational Planning Personnel/Equipment, and Intelligence Gathering [*] 2nd Battalion, Naval Commando Battalion Group (Tier 1 SOF) [*] 4th Battalion, 2nd Commando Regiment (Tier 2 SOF) [*] 1st Battalion, Lady Protector's Regiment (Armored) [*] 6th Incident Response Regiment (Anti-Terrorist Unit/NRBC Event Response/Clean-up/Recovery) [*] 59th Anti-Aircraft Regiment [*] 8th "Blacksheep" Fighter Squadron (F-23 Black Widow Air Superiority Stealth Fighters) [*] 89th and 90th Fighter Squadrons (F-35 Lightning Multirole Stealth Fighters) [*] 119th Strategic Attack Squadron (B-1S Lancer Strategic Bombers/Missile Trucks) [*] Americas Logistical Squadron (18 C-400N Heavy Tactical Aircraft, 12 C-17 Globemaster III Airlift Aircraft, 2 C-124 Atlas Heavy Strategic Airlift Aircraft, 6 KC-10 "Extender" Refueling Aircraft, 4 E-3 Sentry AWACS Aircraft) [*] 6th "Americas" Army Aviation Regiment (18 CH-53 Heavy Assault Helicopters, 24 UH-60 Medium Utility Helicopters, 12 LH-6 Light Utility Helicopters, 24 AH-60 "Thunder" Heavy Gunships, 12 RAH-66 "Comanche" Gunships/Light Reconnaissance Helicopters) [/list] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Triyun Posted April 29, 2011 Report Share Posted April 29, 2011 The United Federation of the East approves this deployment. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 1, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 (edited) [b]Public News - Southern Cross Naval Defense Forces Statement[/b] Today marks the second [i]en masse[/i] commissioning of naval vessels into the Fleet. The Southern Cross fleet has, for most vessels, fulfilled its defense quotas, with the welcoming of the following ships into the battle line; [list] [*] [i]Conqueror[/i]-class Arsenal Ship; SCS [i]Thunderer[/i] [*] [i]Phantom[/i]-class Littoral Combat Ships; SCS [i]Revenant[/i] and SCS [i]Nachtkrapp[/i] [*] [i]Deterrence[/i]-class Frigates; SCS [i]Impediment[/i] and SCS [i]Resistance[/i] [*] Battle-class Destroyers; SCS [i]Darwin[/i], SCS [i]Bonin Islands[/i], and SCS [i]Narrabri[/i] [*] Commonwealth-class Attack Subs; SCS [i]Canada[/i], SCS [i]Bahamas[/i], and SCS [i]Jamaica[/i] [*] [i]Alert[/i]-class Patrol Boats; SCS [i]Alert[/i] (original ship sunk off NW Australia; ex-[i]Vanguard[/i]), SCS [i]Wary[/i] (original ship sunk off NW Australia, ex-[i]Watchman[/i]), SCS [i]Watchful[/i], and SCS [i]Georges[/i] (in honor of Lieutenant Commander Jack Georges; CO SCS [i]Wary[/i]; KIA off NW Australia) [/list] The Southern Cross fleet is expected to be fully operational within the next three months, with the coming launches of further naval aviation vessels, a final arsenal ship, three cruisers, and extra support vessels. Edited May 1, 2011 by TheShammySocialist Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 7, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 7, 2011 [b]Public News - Defense Ministry Announcement[/b] [i]In the interests of providing adequate defense coverage of Western Australia, the Defense Ministry has announced the creation of three further divisions (which includes the expansion of the 14th Brigade to a full Division - the Sixth) of troops to be based in Western Australia. This expansion also includes the creation of another rapid reaction brigade, and two air defense commands for Western Australia.[/i] [b]Sixth "Australian Irish" Division - Created Under #MD05072011[/b] [list] [*] 14th Brigade - Queen's Irish Regiment of Australia (Mechanized), Victoria Irish Rangers (Mechanized), 14th Field Regiment (155mm Towed) [*] 18th Brigade - South Australian Irish Rifles Regiment (Mechanized), 69th Infantry Regiment (Mechanized), 18th Field Regiment (155mm SP) [*] 19th Brigade - Western Australian Irish Dragoons (Armored), Irish Hussars of Australia (Armored), 19th Field Regiment (155mm SP [*] 34th Heavy Regiment (155mm Towed) [*] 106th Maintenance and Supply Group [*] 206th Field Hospital Group [*] 306th Field Support Unit [/list] [b]Seventh Division - Created Under #MD05072011[/b] [list] [*] 20th Brigade - Western Australian Rifles (Light Infantry), Perth Light Infantry (Light Infantry), 20th Field Regiment (105mm Towed) [*] 22nd Brigade - Perth Rifles (Mechanized), Western Australia Light Horse (Mechanized), 21st Field Regiment (155mm Towed) [*] 9th Marine Regimental Combat Team [*] 7th Heavy Regiment (155mm Towed) [*] 107th Maintenance and Supply Group [*] 207th Field Hospital Group [*] 307th Field Support Unit [/list] [b]Eighth Division - Created Under #MD05072011[/b] [list] [*] 21st Brigade - Northern Australia Hussars (Armored), Darwin Rifles (Mechanized), 21st Field Regiment (155mm SP) [*] 23rd Brigade - Outback Rangers (Light Infantry), Northern Australia Light Infantry "The Bushmasters" (Mechanized), 23rd Field Regiment (105mm Towed) [*] 25th Brigade - Queen's Own Outback Rifles (Mechanized), The Ayer's Rock Regiment "Central Australian Infantry", 25th Field Regiment (155mm Towed) [*] 108th Maintenance and Supply Group [*] 208th Field Hospital Group [*] 308th Field Support Unit [/list] [b]Twenty-Fourth Rapid Reaction Brigade - Created Under #MD05072011[/b] [list] [*] Northern Australia Light Horse (Armored) [*] Northwest Rifles (Reserve/Mechanized) [*] Outback Light Horse (Mechanized) [*] 24th Field Regiment [*] 424th Support Group [/list] [b]Northern Australia Air Defense Corps[/b] [list] [*] 50th AA Regiment [*] 52nd AA Regiment [*] 54th AA Regiment [*] 56th AA Regiment [*] 58th AA Regiment [*] 60th AA Regiment (Reserve) [/list] [b]Western Australia Air Defense Corps[/b] [list] [*] 51st AA Regiment [*] 53rd AA Regiment [*] 55th AA Regiment [*] 57th AA Regiment [*] 59th AA Regiment [*] 61st AA Regiment [/list] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 7, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 7, 2011 [b]Secure Transmission - Naval Operations Command (NOC) to the Offices of the Governor General and Prime Minister[/b] "Naval Operations Command is pleased to announce that the first three City-class cruisers have been completed on schedule, and are beginning sea trials within the next forty-eight hours. They will join the newest aircraft carrier, the recently completed [i]Indomitable[/i], and the [i]Storm[/i]-class Landing Platform Helicopter, [i]Squall[/i] in the Coral Sea, and will maneuver with assorted vessels from the fleet. These cruisers represent designs based off the [i]Attacker[/i]-class Stealth Destroyer, and feature the Southern Cross-developed LANDSCHKNECHT air defense system and sensor package. They will also feature the latest in offensive and defensive weaponry, with two-hundred VLS tubes, as well as laser CIWS turrets and a concealable 155mm gun turret." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 14, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 14, 2011 [b]Classified[/b] After a year of development, the Army Inventions Directorate, alongside Thales and the Tenix Group are proud to announce the beginning of the procurement of the Integrated Warfighting System or "IWS". The IWS combines the growing high-technology standards employed by the Southern Cross Defense Forces, and applies them into practical battlefield usage. This enhances battlefield communication standards, as well as improving situational awareness of the individual soldier, using a data processing monocle for pointing out revealed targets. The Integrated Warfighting System also combines increasing high technology to provide soldiers with the latest in protection and comfortable battlefield wear. Working with civilian outdoor recreational retailers, the Tenix Group designed a new line of uniforms to provide Southern Cross soldiers with the latest in synthetic materials. From boots with moisture control and heavy waterproofing, to high-impact shin-, knee-, and elbow-guards sown into clothing, to the Pacific Brands Tactical Kevlar Gloves, to redesigned helmets for comfy wear and increased protection to neck and side-of-head angles. Alongside these designs in clothing, a load-carriage system is integrated with combat armor to create the 'Ram Mark II' Cross-Purpose Armor System. Armor is composed of the superlative Thales 'Viper' Multilayer composite armor system with a Kevlar bi-weave, which provides strong protection from a large range of ballistic projectiles. The Viper system also provides some heat and flash protection, and can protect soldiers from burns for short periods of time. [center][i]Some composite sketches of the new IWS[/i] [IMG]http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa325/VictorDeltaRomeo/ArtistsRenditionWFS.png[/IMG] [IMG]http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa325/VictorDeltaRomeo/ArtistsRenditionWFS4.png[/IMG] [IMG]http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa325/VictorDeltaRomeo/ArtistsRenditionWFS2.png[/IMG][/center] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 15, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 15, 2011 [b]Classified Strategic Defense Memo - Southern Cross Air Defense Forces Planning Division to the Offices of the Prime Minister and Governor General[/b] After a long debate over the expansion of the SCADF, we have decided to propose to the Government that we believe that in the interests of security and providing continual coverage over our newest zones of operation, that we [i]must[/i] expand the number of squadrons in the Air Defense Force. We are also requesting the government set aside further funding to upgrade existing aircraft for improved operational performance and situational awareness, as well as beginning a new project to develop a replacement for the aging F-15 fleet. After funding is allocated, we will begin the process of going over upgrades that can be made with budget adjustments made. Our proposal for expanding the air force squadron roster goes as follows; [list] [*] 1st, 7th, 22nd, 35th, and 36th Fighter Squadrons (F-23 Air Superiority Stealth Fighters) [*] 23rd, 24th, 40th, 95th, 96th, 97th Fighter Squadrons (F-35 Multirole Stealth Fighters) [*] 15th and 16th Fighter Squadrons (F-15SE Strike Fighters) [*] 51st and 52nd SCNDF Naval Attack Squadrons (Rafale "P" Multirole Aircraft) [*] 53rd, 81st, and 82nd SCNDF Naval Attack Squadrons (F-35C Multirole Stealth Fighters) [*] 102nd, 104th, and 107th Strategic Attack Squadrons (B-1S Strategic Bomber/Missile Truck) [*] 181st and 185th Strategic Attack Squadrons (B-2G Strategic Stealth Bomber) [/list] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 21, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 21, 2011 [b]Secure Transmission - Supermarine Australia to the Ministry of Defense[/b] "In a move to replace the aging F-15 Eagle air fleet, we are developing a new tactical bomber that will fulfill the roles that the F-15 fleet provided in its service. This new fighter bomber will be able to provide close air support, as well as fight in air-to-air roles. We are also working with Jabiru Aircraft and de Havilland Australia on developing new surveillance and attack drone." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 21, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 21, 2011 (edited) [b]Classified/Viewable via Satellites[/b] Over the last few days, ships of the Southern Cross Naval Defense Force had been slipping their moorings and quietly leaving port at night. Families had been informed that there was a major training exercise underway, but rumors abounded on-base and between those attentive commuters who went past the naval bases. Southern Cross naval vessels had left port, most of the fleet having sailed into the night with no actual word of destination. Very few commanders knew what was going on, with only ship commanders and their executive officers, as well as navigating staff knowing operational plans. Meeting in the Coral Sea, the Southern Cross fleet built itself around the venerable carrier SCS [i]Indefatigable[/i], which was established as the flagship. Alongside her, was the landing platform [i]Storm[/i], which had ground forces embarked, along with the arsenal ship [i]Conqueror[/i]. Two cruisers also accompanied the fleet, [i]Melbourne[/i] and [i]Adelaide[/i], as well as two destroyers, [i]Attacker[/i] and [i]Narrabri[/i]. Backing up the screening force were the frigates [i]Resistance[/i], [i]Deterrence[/i], and [i]Shadower[/i] along with the three Littoral Combat Ships, [i]Phantom[/i], [i]Wraith[/i], and [i]Ghost[/i] providing a triangular picket force. The amphibious landing docks [i]Endurance[/i] and [i]Resolute[/i], also with ground troops embarked, had also joined the fleet. The attack submarines [i]Australia[/i] and [i]Bermuda[/i], the latter having just returned from a diplomatic courtesy visit to Portugal, provided subsurface escort to the fleet, which had met about seventy-five nautical miles off Sydney to the east. Supporting the large task force, known as 'Lighthorse', would be the Joint Support Ship, [i]Supplier[/i]. The fleet, with all vessels finally reporting, began steaming northwards in formation, with full air cover provided by both the carrier air group and land-based air superiority fighters. The moves by the fleet would be easily visible by any satellites passing over the area. Edited May 22, 2011 by TheShammySocialist Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheShammySocialist Posted May 21, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 21, 2011 [b]Classified - Southern Cross Ground Defense Forces' Quartermaster Corps to Defense Ministry[/b] [quote]As requested, the Quartermaster Corps has finished a full review of firearms and vehicles from stored inventories from former Australian nations that have graced this country. This equipment is being maintained so that it can remain in basic working order, should it need to be recalled to service. Although in opinion, a large amount of this equipment is obsolete, given our central reserve arsenals are in arid locales, these weapons are easy to keep and store. With regards, and without further ado, here is a compiled list of weaponry; [b]Country Codes[/b] [list] [*] Australian Free State - AFS [*] Communist Australia - CA [*] Pihana - PIH [/list] [b]Firearms[/b] [list] [*] AFS M15A2 Assault Rifle - 102,491 Units [*] AFS M9A1 Carbine - 32,931 Units [*] AFS M1A1 Designated Marksman Rifle - 8,310 Units [*] AFS M12A1 Sniper Rifle - 1,149 Units [*] AFS M58A1 General Purpose Machinegun - 3,753 Units [*] AFS M6 Handgun - 109,381 Units [*] CA AARM-65 Assault Rifles - 49,931 Units [*] PIH M1911A1 Handgun - 30,039 Units [*] PIH F88 Assault Rifle - 69,400 Units [*] PIH M249 General Purpose Machinegun - 9,019 Units [*] PIH SR-25 Sniper Rifle - 1,293 Units [/list] [b]Support Weapons[/b] [list] [*] AFS M2HB Heavy Machinegun - 1,183 Units [*] AFS Panzerfaust 3 Anti-Tank Missile Launcher - 843 Units [*] AFS M113 Konkurs Anti-Tank Missile Launcher - 489 Units [*] AFS FIM-92 Stinger Surface to Air Missile Launcher - 593 Units [*] AFS M101 Howitzer - 149 Units [*] AFS M198 Howitzer - 48 Units [*] AFS MIM-104 Patriot Surface to Air Missile Launcher - 30 Units [*] PIH M224 Mortar - 493 Units [*] PIH AT4 Anti-Tank Missile Launcher - 839 Units [*] PIH Skysweeper Anti-Aircraft Gun - 649 Units [/list] [b]Vehicles[/b] [list] [*] AFS Humvee (HMMWV) Light General-Purpose Vehicle - 904 Units [*] AFS LAV-25 Armored Personnel Carrier - 249 Units [*] AFS M113A3 Armored Personnel Carrier - 303 Units [*] AFS M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank - 94 Units [*] CA M1A2SEP Abrams Main Battle Tank - 4 Units [*] CA M113 Armored Personnel Carrier - 243 Units [*] CA CT-6 "Viper" Main Battle Tank - 83 Units [*] PIH "Marder" Infantry Fighting Vehicle - 149 Units [*] PIH AMX-40 Main Battle Tank - 87 Units [/list] [b]Aircraft[/b] [list] [*] AFS Su-27 "Flanker" Fighter Aircraft - 18 Units [*] AFS B1-B "Lancer" Strategic Bomber Aircraft - 3 Units [*] AFS A-10 Thunderbolt II Close Air Support Aircraft - 10 Units [*] AFS C-130 Tactical Transports - 14 Units [*] AFS AC-130 Gunship Aircraft - 3 Units [*] AFS F-117 Stealth Fighter Aircraft - 6 Units [*] AFS SR-71 Long-Range Reconnaissance Aircraft - 2 Units [*] AFS UH-60 Medium Utility Helicopters - 94 Units [*] AFS CH-47 Heavy Utility Helicopters - 33 Units [*] AFS AH-64 Gunship Helicopters - 20 Units [*] PIH FA-18 Hornet Fighter Aircraft - 58 Units [*] PIH AN-225 Transport Aircraft - 29 Units [*] PIH P-3 Maritime Patrol Aircraft - 20 Units [*] PIH B-52 Strategic Bomber Aircraft - 40 Units [*] PIH Mi24CP Helicopters - 87 Units [/list] [/quote] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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