Fizzydog Posted February 20, 2011 Report Posted February 20, 2011 (edited) CLASSIFIED: Overall Developed Forces: 500 M51A2-"B" Varient-"Boomer" MRLS 500 M71A1 "Arturius" Mobile Rocket Launcher 1000 MCV-01 "Bull" Combat Support Vehicle 2 Graf-Speer-Class Littoral Combat Ship 2 Bismark-Class Battlecruiser 1 Telex-Class SuperCarrier 50 GC-140 "Titan" Heavy VTOL Transport 1000 Pnz XI Mk. 2 "Murray" Armored Personnel Carrier 1000 The M53A2 "Pitbull" Medium Assault Tank 500 M24A2 "Rhunberg" Heavy Assault Tank 25 F-04 "Reaper" Stealth Fighter 50 TH-67 "Eagle" Transporter Helicopter 25 F/A-30 ArchAngel Strike Aircraft 100 AH(RS)-14 "Banshee" Attack/Recon Helicopter 100 AH-57 "Hawk" Attack Helicopter 2 Hudson-Class Missile Frigate Will be organized into more specific categories. Developing items: Cruise Missiles (200/250 complete) v5 TTWCS (10/500 compelte) 3 Seawolf Submarines (0/3 complete) 3 Virginia Class Subarmines (0/3 complete) 6 Ohio CLass Submarines (0/6 complete) 3 VX Bombs (2/3 complete) 2 FOABs (1/2 complete) 1 EMP (0/1 complete) HIGHLY CLASSIFIED: Nuclear research: 40% complete. (0/20) Troop Numbers: 417,510 Enlisted soldiers who have completed aor are in the process of completing training requirements. Type/Codename/# of Troops 1st Assault Division(Alpha): 15,000 2nd Assault Division(Wolf): 30,000 3rd Assault Division(Tiger: 30,000 1st Defensive Division(Ottoma): 30,000 2nd Defensive Division(Abid): 30,000 3rd Defensive Division(Libya): 30,000 1st Support Division(Tagruato): 24,500 2nd Support Division(Ghana): 30,000 3rd Support Division(Ivory): 30,000 Special Operations: 500 Reserves: 167,510 Weapons: AR-43: 300,000 PnzFst-9: 10,000 SP-30: 1,100 AK-47: 50,000 RPG-7: 2,000 Training: Cleanliness (Uniforms, beds, barracks, etc) Standing at Attention Firing weapons Obstacle Courses Forced watching of gruesome deaths Simulated Battle Siren Drills Nuclear War Alert Tests Medical Assistance Air Force Training: Cleanliness (Uniforms, bed, barracks, etc) Maintenence Simulated Battles Practice Flights Lift off and Landing Pracitce on aircraft carrier and grund. Medical Assistance Vehicles Training: Cleanliness (Uniforms, bed, barracks, etc) Maintenence Target Practice Terrain Driving Medical Assistance Special Operations Training: Cleanliness (Uniforms, bed, barracks, etc) Maintenence Workouts Drills Boarding Moving Vessels Hadn to Hand Combat Stealth Interrogation How to Successfuly Booby trap/Bomb a Building Without Suspiscioun How to Kill Any Threat Hacking Intelligence Boarding Moving Airplanes/Satellites Medical Assitance Navy Training: Cleanliness (Uniforms, bed, barracks, etc) Maintenence Target Practice Simulated Battles Boarding Other Vessels Sinking Other Vessels With As Few Rounds as Possible Gore Cleanup/Medical Assitance Launching Helicopters & Airplanes Edited February 20, 2011 by Fizzydog Quote
Zoot Zoot Posted February 20, 2011 Report Posted February 20, 2011 The forty thousand British soldiers staioned in the Ivory Coast would began rotating out of the nation as more and more native officers completed their training and began taking over the responsibilities previously held by the British troops. Quote
Fizzydog Posted February 20, 2011 Author Report Posted February 20, 2011 (edited) CLASSIFIED: Hard work from military manufacturers combined with increased technology has yielded high results. Develing items: Cruise Missiles (250/250 complete) v5TTWCS (10/500 compelte) 3 Seawolf Submarines (3/3 complete) 3 Virginia Class Subarmines (033 complete) 6 Ohio CLass Submarines (66 complete) 3 VX Bombs (2/3 complete) 2 FOABs (1/2 complete) 1 EMP (1/1 complete) Edited February 20, 2011 by Fizzydog Quote
Zoot Zoot Posted February 23, 2011 Report Posted February 23, 2011 British numbers stationed in the Ivory Coast were At this point down to 5000 men. The other 35,000 had rotated out back to England to continue domestic duties. The small force left behind would be confined to the naval station with the exception of perhaps a century of officers who would tour the Ivorian bases, hold talks with Ivorian commanders, and finally handling adminstration duties in the embassy. A message was sent to the Ivorian Government informing them that the British military forces would be fully pulled out by early next year pending further talks with the Ivorian Government. Quote
Fizzydog Posted February 25, 2011 Author Report Posted February 25, 2011 Developing items: Cruise Missiles (250 complete) v5 TTWCS (500 compelte) 3 Seawolf Submarines (3 complete) 3 Virginia Class Subarmines (3 complete) 6 Ohio CLass Submarines (6 complete) 3 VX Bombs (3 complete) 2 FOABs (2 complete) 1 EMP (1 complete) HIGHLY CLASSIFIED: Nuclear research: 90% complete. (2/20) Quote
Zoot Zoot Posted February 25, 2011 Report Posted February 25, 2011 [b]Private Communique to the Ottoman Republic from the British Embassy[/b] [quote]To whom it may concern, Great Britain requests permission to make Fort Africa, the navy base near Abidjan, a perminant leasing. If you agree, Britain will pay your Government an annual fee for the lease of land. Our reasons for this request are simply that the Royal Navy has no midpoint to the South Atlantic on its patrols. We share an excellent relationship with your people in our opinion and British Forces stationed in Fort Africa have established good connections with the local population around the base when purchasing food supplies for the Camp and for ships passing through the area. We will reduce the facilities garrison to merely a Batallion of Royal Marines to further reduce our footprint in the area. Best Regards, Govenor General of Fort Africa and the British Consulate Andrew Billington[/quote] Quote
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