Operation Sunwing (8)
A Sunwing passenger jet (SW703) traveling from Barkley Island to Victoria was hijacked by two gunmen from the Samedi Gang.
Although the Victoria Government was ready and eager to send its counter-terrorism task force (TF), the Barkley Island Government was initially reluctant. The Barkley Island Government believed that its National Defence Wing was capable of rescuing the hostages should it became necessary. They were also reluctant to accept Victoria’s offer, fearing that it would look weak politically if they accepted foreign military assistance. The TF, however, began and continued to conduct rehearsals and was ready to be deployed at a moment’s notice.
The negotiator was initially optimistic as the negotiation began. As a gesture of good faith, the gunmen released all women and children in exchange of food and water.
To be continued...
Note: The story, all names, characters, and incidents are fictitious.
Operation Sunwing (8)
A Sunwing passenger jet (SW703) traveling from Barkley Island to Victoria was hijacked by two gunmen from the Samedi Gang.
Although the Victoria Government was ready and eager to send its counter-terrorism task force (TF), the Barkley Island Government was initially reluctant. The Barkley Island Government believed that its National Defence Wing was capable of rescuing the hostages should it became necessary. They were also reluctant to accept Victoria’s offer, fearing that it would look weak politically if they accepted foreign military assistance. The TF, however, began and continued to conduct rehearsals and was ready to be deployed at a moment’s notice.
The negotiator was initially optimistic as the negotiation began. As a gesture of good faith, the gunmen released all women and children in exchange of food and water.
To be continued...
Note: The story, all names, characters, and incidents are fictitious.