Operation Clean Sweep (40)
“A” Company of the Special Operations Regiment, together with Unit 302 of the Coalition’s Counter-Terrorism Division, was tasked with a village clearance operation aimed at disrupting insurgent networks and degrading their ability to launch coordinated attacks.
The Ground Assault Force (GAF) launched its assault in the middle of the night. The GAF methodically went building to building, room by room to clear the village. The plan was to complete the clearance operation under one cycle of darkness; however, the resistance was heavier than expected and fighting continued until mid-afternoon the next day.
At the end, the GAF successfully secured and cleared four objectives in total and destroyed multiple caches of weapons and munitions. During SSE, the GAF also obtained intelligence on the whereabouts of the captured GMEC soldiers from this operation. By dawn, the GAF conducted a physical battle space hand-over (BSH) with 1st Bn, Royal Canadian Regiment. Once the BSH was completed, the GAF return back to base.
The story continues in Operation Jupiter...
Note: This story, including all names, characters, and incidents, is entirely fictitious.
Operation Clean Sweep (40)
“A” Company of the Special Operations Regiment, together with Unit 302 of the Coalition’s Counter-Terrorism Division, was tasked with a village clearance operation aimed at disrupting insurgent networks and degrading their ability to launch coordinated attacks.
The Ground Assault Force (GAF) launched its assault in the middle of the night. The GAF methodically went building to building, room by room to clear the village. The plan was to complete the clearance operation under one cycle of darkness; however, the resistance was heavier than expected and fighting continued until mid-afternoon the next day.
At the end, the GAF successfully secured and cleared four objectives in total and destroyed multiple caches of weapons and munitions. During SSE, the GAF also obtained intelligence on the whereabouts of the captured GMEC soldiers from this operation. By dawn, the GAF conducted a physical battle space hand-over (BSH) with 1st Bn, Royal Canadian Regiment. Once the BSH was completed, the GAF return back to base.
The story continues in Operation Jupiter...
Note: This story, including all names, characters, and incidents, is entirely fictitious.