Ballistic Builds
Operation Cetshwayo: Vacancy
NATO pulled out of Wohan Chu’s house with intel confirming a personal alliance with NATO allied factions though he held investments in foreign corporations. NATO troops would have seized Chu had he been at his home when the intel was uncovered. Now a short 5 hours later, approximately 9 in the morning, NATO surveillance drones would catch up with Chu’s movements to find that he was en route to personally oversee an arms transaction. Separate intel on the other side of the Zambia border told that the top rebel faction had doubled down the fortifications on their top leaders’ properties. This suggests HVT movement simultaneous with Chu’s movements. Quick cartography provided NATO with a position to meet up with Chu and an as of yet unknown rebel leader. The position was the abandoned Paradise Resort where UFA artillery had pounded it as it was an initial position of rebel forces at the beginning of the war. UFA forces still had lingering troops and a team of which would be called up for sniping duties to take out the rebel leader upon his arrival at the resort. NATO would eliminate Chu’s guard and capture him as well as the hardware of the transaction. All would be instantaneous; the same moment that Chu’s men hit the ground, so does the rebel’s brains.
Operation Cetshwayo outcome:
The UFA sniper team successfully eliminated the rebel leader and NATO secured Wohan Chu. Unbeknownst to NATO intel, Aku Partnership soldiers were crawling all over the ghost resort so as to provide Chu protection. Upon the execution of the rebel leader and subsequent apprehension of Chu, these spectral soldiers emerged, launching a large scale fire fight. The ensuing battle was a catalyst for global shock as a new faction entered the world stage during the war in Africa. Due to recce, planning, and the element of surprise, Aku forces repelled NATO though the latter held onto Chu. Chu's immediate cooperation in questioning cost him his investments with the very corporation that had just come into direct conflict with NATO. The information provided by Chu was invaluable and enabled UFA forces assisted by Oceania to totally destabilize the Zambian border. Although the war has culminated in a sweeping repelling of Eurasia to the Kisangani lateral, the concern of corporate military schemes has become paramount and casts a great shadow over global media and the governments of free nations across the world.
Operation Cetshwayo: Vacancy
NATO pulled out of Wohan Chu’s house with intel confirming a personal alliance with NATO allied factions though he held investments in foreign corporations. NATO troops would have seized Chu had he been at his home when the intel was uncovered. Now a short 5 hours later, approximately 9 in the morning, NATO surveillance drones would catch up with Chu’s movements to find that he was en route to personally oversee an arms transaction. Separate intel on the other side of the Zambia border told that the top rebel faction had doubled down the fortifications on their top leaders’ properties. This suggests HVT movement simultaneous with Chu’s movements. Quick cartography provided NATO with a position to meet up with Chu and an as of yet unknown rebel leader. The position was the abandoned Paradise Resort where UFA artillery had pounded it as it was an initial position of rebel forces at the beginning of the war. UFA forces still had lingering troops and a team of which would be called up for sniping duties to take out the rebel leader upon his arrival at the resort. NATO would eliminate Chu’s guard and capture him as well as the hardware of the transaction. All would be instantaneous; the same moment that Chu’s men hit the ground, so does the rebel’s brains.
Operation Cetshwayo outcome:
The UFA sniper team successfully eliminated the rebel leader and NATO secured Wohan Chu. Unbeknownst to NATO intel, Aku Partnership soldiers were crawling all over the ghost resort so as to provide Chu protection. Upon the execution of the rebel leader and subsequent apprehension of Chu, these spectral soldiers emerged, launching a large scale fire fight. The ensuing battle was a catalyst for global shock as a new faction entered the world stage during the war in Africa. Due to recce, planning, and the element of surprise, Aku forces repelled NATO though the latter held onto Chu. Chu's immediate cooperation in questioning cost him his investments with the very corporation that had just come into direct conflict with NATO. The information provided by Chu was invaluable and enabled UFA forces assisted by Oceania to totally destabilize the Zambian border. Although the war has culminated in a sweeping repelling of Eurasia to the Kisangani lateral, the concern of corporate military schemes has become paramount and casts a great shadow over global media and the governments of free nations across the world.