An Ultimatum Expires

[Mergerberger II]

OOC: What makes you think that the Falklands would not surrender? They are a group of 776 tiny islands in the south pacific, with two larger islands and a military garrison of 200 soldiers. It is ridiculous to assume that they would not surrender to people threatening to nuke them. They surrendered, although the UK itself didn't.

[Sovyet Gelibolu]

OOC: What makes you think that the Falklands would not surrender? They are a group of 776 tiny islands in the south pacific, with two larger islands and a military garrison of 200 soldiers. It is ridiculous to assume that they would not surrender to people threatening to nuke them. They surrendered, although the UK itself didn't.

OOC: because you outtech us by a factor of several magnitudes and I don't doubt you'd take the opportunity to capitalize on that? Because there's no reason not to take the opportunity to bring an obsolete and outnumbered fleet to a decisive battle so that it can be destroyed outright?

Also, link to surrender? I didn't see it anywhere.

Edited February 28, 2009 by Sovyet Gelibolu

[Mergerberger II]

OOC: because you outtech us by a factor of several magnitudes and I don't doubt you'd take the opportunity to capitalize on that? Because there's no reason not to take the opportunity to bring an obsolete and outnumbered fleet to a decisive battle so that it can be destroyed outright?

Also, link to surrender? I didn't see it anywhere.

OOC: Uh, my fleet would not be completely in the Falkland Islands and I'm not going to godmod it suddenly being down there to fight you. 200 troops are not going to be capable of fighting the entire PDFA army. If you want me to RP them fighting you, I will, and perhaps I'll deploy something down there to combat them.

Also, shouldn't you be fighting the main belligerent of this war, USC? o.O

[mastab]

OOC: What makes you think that the Falklands would not surrender? They are a group of 776 tiny islands in the south pacific, with two larger islands and a military garrison of 200 soldiers. It is ridiculous to assume that they would not surrender to people threatening to nuke them. They surrendered, although the UK itself didn't.

OOC: Not nuke. It's depleted uranium, not enriched. Half the radiation, incredibly cheap, and hard enough to penetrate just about anything. You never know how many soldiers or ships you have there. Overkill is fun, anyway.

IC: The NAAC will transfer the prisoners to a rehabilitation center in Mexico. The Falklands will be transfered to their rightful owner, the PDFA, who will defend them from this point forward. The victorious destroyer and radar ship will travel with the prisoners to the Sea of Cortez where they will rejoin the navy.

OOC: uldn't you be fighting the main belligerent of this war, USC? o.O

OOC: It's on our to-do list.

Edited February 28, 2009 by mastab

[Sovyet Gelibolu]

OOC: Also, shouldn't you be fighting the main belligerent of this war, USC? o.O

OOC: What, the main belligerent seven thousand plus miles away, when I have no troops in theater and limited power projection capabilities? No thanks.

[V The King]

OOC: What makes you think that the Falklands would not surrender? They are a group of 776 tiny islands in the south Atlantic, with two larger islands and a military garrison of 200 soldiers. It is ridiculous to assume that they would not surrender to people threatening to nuke them. They surrendered, although the UK itself didn't.

OOC: Pet peeve, fixed.

[Cody Seb]

And so, another ultimatum expired.

Burmese forces crept out of the jungle as choppers soared over their heads on scouting runs.

Inside the city, there seemed to be no out of the ordinary activity. There were no reports of Comintern soldiers or armed forces of any kind. Without a garrison, the Burmese Expeditionary Force fell upon Singapore like a flock of vultures.

The government building was easily stormed, as BTR-90 supported troops seized the building and the Comintern officials therein. Complete control of the city took less than three hours. Once this had been accomplished, the city was officially incorporated into the Joint Indochinese Protectorate.

[Sir Keshav IV]

*Elsewhere*

The 150,000 troops had moved fast. They were nearing the Border between Burma and India. In between the Colonel got a message from Central Head Quarters-

Colonel,

Send 25,000 men into Bhutan and capture it. Our dominance in the Indian Sub-continent must be completed. Send another 25,000 into Bangladesh as we are about to send military troops and bombers to destroy the Anarchists. We have reasoned enough and we shall act upon it swiftly. Make your stay in Burma short Colonel. We do not want any trouble with them

Good Luck and God Speed

General Sepp Blater, Over and Out

The Colonel sighed. He got Major Sanjeev and Lt.Colonel David to break from this troupe and move towards their respective areas. Bhutan should be in Indian hands within the next two days and Bangladesh shall be under control tonight. He hoped all of 160,000 Men could join him in battle for Asia against the Communists in the north. After a night's travel they moved through Bangladesh into Tripura. The walk was nearer. They decided to move through Burma and then Move north into Southern China before being air dropped. He was grateful no mishap had happened so far.

*Meanwhile in China*

"Sir", screamed the Captain. He was waiting orders from USC battle commands and to report them back to their Brigadier in camp. They were to fight the coming morning.

[Sovyet Gelibolu]

The 10,000 Marines and 90,000 infantrymen were suprised to find themselves ordered to disembark from Akpotak just when they were reaching their peak performance. Despite the official explanation that they were being transferred to La Paz to "diversify their skills in a number of environments" there were rumors circulating that the brass had screwed up, that the campaign in the Atlantic had taken a turn for the worse. They boarded the transports that would sail them to Moosonee, whence they would entrain to Ontario and thence truck to La Paz as the bomber squadrons flew overhead. Heaven knew where they were going.

Edited February 28, 2009 by Sovyet Gelibolu

[Sumeragi]

Facing no major resistence, the northern group of the Souther division races to split Mongolia from the Northern Soviet, as it reached Hohhot. The next target will be Baotou.

Meanwhile, the southern group was blasting away at Beijing with impunity, not risking any blood by foolishly going into urban areas. They were careful not to destroy any historical sites, for they were punishing the wicked, not demolishing the people.

[Agostinho Neto]

The Azerbaijani Republic puts a trade embargo on all goods coming from the following nations: Swiss Empire, United Francoist Empire, Kyokujitsu Teikoku, Burma and India. Citizens from these countries have been banned from entering the borders.

[Cody Seb]

The Azerbaijani Republic puts a trade embargo on all goods coming from the following nations: Swiss Empire, United Francoist Empire, Kyokujitsu Teikoku, Burma and India. Citizens from these countries have been banned from entering the borders.

OOC: The Swiss Empire and the United Francoist Empire are not in CNRPR.

[Triyun]

OOC: Please let people respond IC before you guys type up second attack posts. I do not believe Mongolia has posted yet.

[Sir Keshav IV]

We are more then happy to say there was no citizen in Azerbaijan or as such we did not have any trade with the said nation. We are sad to see them to think of us as aggressors when we haven't even entered this war yet.

[Agostinho Neto]

OOC: The Swiss Empire and the United Francoist Empire are not in CNRPR.

OOC: I prefere the CN name, easier, i can't go around and find CNRP, S, R, BBQ nation names, makes me crazy.

[joeliscob]

In order to protect our good friends in Burma. We will be running constant air raids using our foreign air base. We are giving the Burmese government full command of our Air Force. They will have 15 F-22 squadrons and 5 B-52 squadrons under their command.

Edited February 28, 2009 by joeliscob

[Triyun]

In order to protect our good friends in Burma. We will be running constant air raids using our foreign air base. We are giving the Burmese government full command of our Air Force. They will have 15 F-22 squadrons and 5 B-22 squadrons under their command.

OOC: B-22s? Please list them in the factbook. Also I'm going to tell you what I told the commies, RP your own guys.

IC:

Hohhot. The next target will be Baotou.

Meanwhile, the southern group was blasting away at Beijing with impunity, not risking any blood by foolishly going into urban areas. They were careful not to destroy any historical sites, for they were punishing the wicked, not demolishing the people.

IC:

"Attention DKT, cease your attacks on Beijing at once, the suburban areas are in control of the US 5th Airborne Corp. We've had several friendly close calls. As we are the true Chinese regime, we will work with our allies in the city to rise up and overthrow the oppressors. We have the means of defeating their garrisons in the city."

[comrade nikonov]

IC: The Northern Soviet Militia was blasted beyond recognition. Of its standing forces of 160,000 at the beginning of the war, only 60,000 were fully operational. Casualties sustained were beyond 40%. But it was not defeated. Seeing the urban areas as lost, the Militia disseminated into the countryside, hiding in the mountains south of Beijing, near Zhoukoudian. In the prefecture of Fangshan, 40,000 Militia soldiers gathered at the satellite town of LiangXiang for one last meeting. As plans were discussed, the appearance of USC planes overhead caused them to scatter. From now on they were no longer Miltiamen. They were the Liberation Corps.

[Cody Seb]

Northern China

With the capture of Singapore complete, the Burmese forces dedicated to the fight in the north returned, as partisan and militia fighting plagued the coutnryside. Burmese soldiers were organized into hunter-killer squadrons, often mechnized and with chopper support.

Due to the similarity of the terrain to Northern Burma, the troops made an easier going that the usual foreigners over the area, and set out to eliminate the last remnant of the Northern Soviet threat.

Singapore

With complete control over the city, the chains were shaken loose. Burmese forces had scoured every inch of the city attempting to find anymeans of communist resistance, none being found. It truly was a puzzling thing.

There had never been communist presence, yet they declared it a protectorate, but did not send troops to defend it, only a small governing council. The communist representatives were taken back to Naypyidaw, Burma, and were held as prisoners.

Edited March 1, 2009 by Cody Seb

[The Mongol-Swedes]

IC:

With considerable air assets lost in the East, additional reserve installations in the deserts to the West assumed control of the communal defense of the Confederacy, with reports streaming in from the eastern provinces of 20 per cent losses of tactical artillery, armored cavalry regimental control and additional ground forces scattered with only the capacity for short-burst relayed communications possible after the main networks outside of Ulaanbaatar went down. 3 squadrons of MiG 35's were immediately deployed in a somewhat hasty effort to reclaim Mongolian airspace in the east and to eliminate the enemy's use of their airspace for further bombing runs into the Northern Soviet. If they were still persistent, they would be redirected to detour around Mongolia, if the M-S forces could help it.

[General Orlov]

Northern China

With the capture of Singapore complete, the Burmese forces dedicated to the fight in the north returned, as partisan and militia fighting plagued the coutnryside. Burmese soldiers were organized into hunter-killer squadrons, often mechnized and with chopper support.

Due to the similarity of the terrain to Northern Burma, the troops made an easier going that the usual foreigners over the area, and set out to eliminate the last remnant of the Northern Soviet threat.

Singapore

With complete control over the city, the chains were shaken loose. Burmese forces had scoured every inch of the city attempting to find anymeans of communist resistance, none being found. It truly was a puzzling thing.

There had never been communist presence, yet they declared it a protectorate, but did not send troops to defend it, only a small governing council. The communist representatives were taken back to Naypyidaw, Burma, and were held as prisoners.

The Bolshevik Federation is interested in negotiating the freedom of these wrongly imprisoned councilmen. The Federation would gladly accept them.

[mastab]

The GLCR and NAAC marines in La Paz have taken off with 25 ships from the NAAC fleet (four from the fleet in Asia, twenty-one that had not seen combat) and many more support ships from the Sea of Cortez. In total, 200,000 soldiers and five squadrons of planes are in the assault force. The armada is heading at full speed Southwest.

[Triyun]

OOC: Mastab how did ships escape from Asia? Are these troop ships, because I believe I was engaging your combat ships that you actually deployed there.

The 8 Squadrons of F8 Enforcer Squadrons would engage Mig-35s as they entered into the combat air space. The stealth aircraft would fire more of their longer range anti-air missiles to engage the three squadrons before they could engage the bomber squadrons which were engaging the ground forces in the east. The bases which the fighters were launched from, we inputted into central command. USC ICBMs would high yield thermobaric bombs to knock them out. (I'm not sure how many air fields this is I would guess three max).

F/A-7s, B-8s, and B-10s would be moved back to bases to begin their refueling and rearm. B-52s however would continue to offload their cruise missiles and bombs on enemy armored forces as they were scattering. F/A-9s would land on their carrier decks to rearm as well. F-6s however like their large F8 counterparts were able to continue operating, these forces moved to engage the Mig-35s as well closing distance with super cruise and fire more anti-air missiles on them to knock them out of the sky. With the seeming total collapse of the Northern Chinese army faster than expected, 1/3 of the AC-130s were routed to the Mongolian divisions the B-52s were engaging with close in fire, firing off flares as they engaged to prevent enemy AA from being overly effective.

The F/A-7s (1 Squadron) and B-8s (2 squadrons) that had been held in reserve for the previous engagement were sent in to conduct a stealth bombing of bridges and rail lines, that would allow the enemy to retreat or deploy reinforcement from one side of the country to the other as part of the continued dismantling of the nation's transportation infrastructure. Buckaneers were all called back and rearmed to return to their duty as ground support bombers.

More JESF marines were landed to deploy the amphibious assualt docks full forces in Tianjin. Now 4000 troops, two expenditionary forces were ordered to advance between the small gap between Tianjin and Beijing. These forces would engage forces as they attempted to flee into guerilla units, and were supported by naval guided artillery fire to knock out targets. Sympathetic northern Chinese and those seeking an easy buck to alleviate chronic poverty would be used to round up the enemy and take them hostage.

Meanwhile in Beijing, airborne forces and local intel organized counter revolutionary militias were now in the center of the city having taken the capital.

Similar success were seen in the south as the 8th Armored Division had reached the Shandong Penninsula trapping enemies resisting there between it and the British army. Messages would be sent over the radio informing the populace that the British were not there to colonize, but that they would be assisting the United States instead in liberating it from the foreign COMINTERN who had forceably hijacked their revolution against the incompetant Ming to subject the Chinese to a new wave of foreign oppression.

Meanwhile 11 of the Armored Division moved forward to take as much of Northern Chinese territory as possible, 4 National Reserve divisions with 1 Peace Implementation Divisions personnel moved in with them would be ordered to take up the rear. The crack 11 Armored Divisions were aiming to get to the Mongolian Border. These forces built for speedy spear thrusts would be quick to run over any obstacles left from the broken North Soviet.

With the enemies air forces engaged by the F-8 and F-6 squadrons, the JESF forces flying in from Somalia had been told to rest on the planes, they would need it. The planes would fly below radar on areas already bombed and sanitized. 15, 000 Airborne trained Mountain Infantry specialist shock troopers would be dropped along with 300 combat vehicles into key transport routes in Eastern Mongolia. These forces would be ordered to setup ambush points and bottleneck points to disrupt the enemies ability to send in reinforcements.

Meanwhile the fleet moving in from the Indian now was through the Indonesian islands and enroute to engage forces in the East Pacific.

Private Transmission to Comintern of Terms of Withdrawl:

• [1]Comintern agrees to the following terms for everyone.
  [2]Withdrawl of non-Mongolian Comintern forces from Asia and surrender of the North Soviet to the United States of China.
  [3]Withdrawl of Comintern forces from British territories.
  [4]25 kilometer on either side of the border DMZ between the United States of China and Mongolia.
  

Edited March 1, 2009 by Triyun

[mastab]

OOC:

OOC: Mastab how did ships escape from Asia? Are these troop ships, because I believe I was engaging your combat ships that you actually deployed there.

Some escaped unharmed, others were damaged, and some were crippled by the bombs. Some are troop ships.

Meanwhile the fleet moving in from the Indian now was through the Indonesian islands and enroute to engage forces in the East Pacific.

How do you know the fleet is there?

IC:

Private Transmission to Comintern of Terms of Withdrawl:

[1]Comintern agrees to the following terms for everyone.

[2]Withdrawl of non-Mongolian Comintern forces from Asia and surrender of the North Soviet to the United States of China.

[3]Withdrawl of Comintern forces from British territories.

[4]25 kilometer on either side of the border DMZ between the United States of China and Mongolia.

This transmission was expected, so it didn't take long for the NAAC military command to respond. The first message simply said, "NUTS!" The second sent several minutes later expanded upon and elabirated the first:

Counter-proposal for Peace:

[1]Non-Aggresion Pact between the Comintern and Axis
[2]Comintern forces not belonging to Mongol-Sweden, East Pakistan, Yuktobania, or any Asian Comintern signatories in the future will leave Asia.
[3]The borders of East Pakistan will be restored to their pre-war state.
[4]Free and fair elections will be held in the former Northern Soviet that allow for a possibility of a leftist local government being elected.
[5]The UK territories in the Americas will remain in American hands.
[6]The DMZ will be established as you proposed.

Edited March 1, 2009 by mastab

[Sir Keshav IV]

OOC:

Some escaped unharmed, others were damaged, and some were crippled by the bombs. Some are troop ships.

How do you know the fleet is there?

IC:

This transmission was expected, so it didn't take long for the NAAC military command to respond. The first message simply said, "NUTS!" The second sent several minutes later expanded upon and elabirated the first:

Counter-proposal for Peace:

[1]Non-Aggresion Pact between the Comintern and Axis
[2]Comintern forces not belonging to Mongol-Sweden, East Pakistan, Yuktobania, or any Asian Comintern signatories in the future will leave Asia.
[3]The borders of East Pakistan will be restored to their pre-war state.
[4]Free and fair elections will be held in the former Northern Soviet that allow for a possibility of a leftist local government being elected.
[5]The UK territories in the Americas will remain in American hands.
[6]The DMZ will be established as you proposed.

Please, stop trying to say East Pakistan is a free land. They are rogues who declared independence without even talking it over the current Indian Government. India wont sign a Peace agreement when the Communists puts our sovereignty at stake.