Operation Hidden Hammer (27)
To prevent insurgents to move South and infiltrate the local population where they can launch attacks, the Coalition authorized the Task Force to conduct operations to capture high value individuals and fighters. General Miller forward deployed a hand-picked team to a FOB. Lieutenant Commander Whitmore was given tactical command of the team.
After receiving word that the blocking force was in place to funnel insurgents towards his area of operations, Lieutenant Commander Whitmore convened a "Chinese parliament" with his senior non-commissioned officers. After an open discussion, LCdr Whitmore decided to split his team into two 8-man assault elements. One assault element will always be on alert and ready to launch at a moment's notice.
To be continued...
Note: The story, all names, characters, and incidents are fictitious.
Operation Hidden Hammer (27)
To prevent insurgents to move South and infiltrate the local population where they can launch attacks, the Coalition authorized the Task Force to conduct operations to capture high value individuals and fighters. General Miller forward deployed a hand-picked team to a FOB. Lieutenant Commander Whitmore was given tactical command of the team.
After receiving word that the blocking force was in place to funnel insurgents towards his area of operations, Lieutenant Commander Whitmore convened a "Chinese parliament" with his senior non-commissioned officers. After an open discussion, LCdr Whitmore decided to split his team into two 8-man assault elements. One assault element will always be on alert and ready to launch at a moment's notice.
To be continued...
Note: The story, all names, characters, and incidents are fictitious.