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Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Caos Date: August 4, 2015, 12:37 pm
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[quote author=Sparta link=topic=641.msg5657#msg5657
date=1438709542]
OOC: Yes and I'm working on it but it isn't a requirement. I do
believe that many people here do NOT have fact books. Also fine
whatever Caos but RP the officials arriving in Sparta because
they are gettin shot to pieces.
Also a point on what Caos said, yes WP can order his soldiers in
the NCSA army to do whatever he please because they are HIS
characters not Caos's
[/quote]
OOC: Oh, sure. Why not. But you need it. For YOU. Because other
people listen and take advice. You just fight, and when you're
wrong, you get pissed. And no, actually. That's the thing. They
are NOT his characters. That's what I mean. He has no control
over them anymore. None whatsoever. I specifically made it like
that so incidents like this ((bloody hypocrite, WP)) wouldn't
happen. Make an OOC thread. This is getting cluttered. Don't
reply here with OOC.
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Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Caos Date: August 4, 2015, 12:40 pm
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[quote author=Columbia Confederates
link=topic=641.msg5658#msg5658 date=1438709565]
Governor Preston came over the line to talk to the Spartans
leaving a message saying: "Arm up, guard, strike. You have an
order to arm up, guard, and strike. I want every last one of
those Feds lyin in a ditch."
In Jericho Pollux is being tended to with a wounded arm after
being shot at. "Are you okay sir?" said the medic.
"Yeah, I'm okay, just, keep your goddamn head down." Pollux
whined.
"Oh of course, sir, sorry, sir."
"While your at it son, grab me some of the whiskey in that
canister." the boy gave him the whiskey and tore the bullet out
of his arm. "AHHH ****! I haven't had a bullet in my arm since
Beijing boy. Forgot how much it sucked. Now me and my old gal
here are gonna sit here, i want you to go to Sergeant Rhodes and
order him to take down the Riders. I repeat take down the
Riders!"
The boy got up and ran off as the General continued to sip on
his whiskey. He not much later got the news that the Spartans
were on hand. "About damn time."
Preston
Preston shook his head and looked at the driver. "You know son,
I'm too old for this crap."
"Of course, sir."
"You know who'd know what to do...my wife, she always knew what
to do."
"Of course, sir."
"You gonna fight for us son?"
"Of course, sir."
[/quote]
OOC: Sparta isn't there yet. Also... I can't reply to this. Can
you actually respond to my stuff? Like give me something to do?
Fight? That stuff.
#Post#: 5661--------------------------------------------------
Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Sparta Date: August 4, 2015, 12:42 pm
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The Spartan carrier was now nearing the Panama Canal and began
to enter it.
Spartan Communique to Columbia
"Our transports were delayed. We are sending many men via
carriers but they won't arrive for two more days. We urge you to
hold out until then. We are doing our best but this is hard
because of our distance."
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Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 4, 2015, 12:43 pm
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OOC: Okay how about this?
General Pollux gets up and gets on his horse. He looks at some
frightened boy and points to where the surviving soldiers live.
"You boys ready for some good old fashioned war?" They looked
freighted. "Well don't be scared, up now! And here we go." They
shook in confusion. "NOW, CHARGE GET THOSE GUYS! GET THAT DAMN
RIDER!" Pollux watched as they charged towards the wounded man
as the blimp starts firing rounds down near the vans.
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Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 4, 2015, 12:43 pm
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Columbia to the Spartans
We got this folks, we'll be ready for your support.
#Post#: 5671--------------------------------------------------
Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Caos Date: August 4, 2015, 3:16 pm
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NCSA
Near Fort Jericho
Columbia
Rider Convoy
"Fuck, sir! They're charging!" An officer shouted out, and cried
out for more men to gather up to the line. The men instantly ran
from their other positions to the side that the enemy was
charging from. They crouched as they ran, but at least one was
hit by a graze, and went down, clutching his arm as blood poured
from it.
James looked up at the officers and ran to that side, picking up
an SMG and pointing it down the battlefield, pulling the trigger
three times, letting out three 3 round burst into the enemy
line. The sniper nearby him looked out of his scope slowly, then
popped up and let off two rounds at the man on the horse, before
popping down and running to the other edge of the circle. Then
he ducked. As he was about to go back up again, he heard the
tell tale noise of gunfire. Lots of it.
The area around them exploded into a hail of bullets, taking out
at least twelve unprepared people. The rest slammed into the
back of the vans, hiding behind the vehicles as the rounds began
to impact again. One of the wounded men shouted out, "SON OF A
BITCH! THE GODDAMN BLIMP HAS MACHINE GUNS!"
"SNIPER! SHOOT THE GODDAMN THING!" James ordered loudly, and the
snipers looked up and began shooting tracer rounds towards the
Blimp, which was very visable. James put his SMG behind him and
picked up a dead sniper's NBR, and looked down the sights to
fire rounds at the blimp. "We need air support NOW! They're
pinning us down!"
"They're almost there! They'll engage the second they can!"
Albert replied on the phone. James swore. In the almost hour of
the battle, he was loosing. But the bloody idiots who were
charging were sure to die much faster than them.
NCSA
Approaching Battlefield
25 miles out
16th Assault, 155th Paratrooper, Able Company
"Buses, we've got an aerial radar signature in our sights. Be
advised we're not within visual range. I repeat, we are not
within visual range." The lead attack helicopter pilot reported
to the transports as they continued flying. "Breaking off to
engage air and ground targets, I repeat, breaking off to
engage."
"Roger that, escorts. We'll be behind you. Clear the area for
us." The reply came, and the lead attack helicopter and his
wingman broke off from the formation, moving in the direction of
the large blimp. They angled forward, the rotor blades
propelling them towards 200 miles an hour, which they held.
"Gunner, how's the radar signature?" The pilot asked, and his
gunner in the back seat switched to the aerial radar, marking
the target.
"She's clean. Clear to engage. Weapons armed." The gunner
replied, giving a thumbs up. The pilot nodded, and flipped open
the button for launch.
"Wingman, engage. One missile. She's a blimp, so she'll go down
easily." The pilot ordered.
"Roger that. Fox one away, Fox one away." He replied, confirming
the order. They both released one SRM-1 infrared/visual missiles
at the large blimp, and continued on, looking down and slowing
their speeds slightly to get ready to engage ground targets. The
two air to air missiles shot away at Mach 3.5 towards the blimp,
closing the space in about two seconds, giving the enemy airship
no warning at all before they detonated against the airship's
sides, spewing flames and fragments into the airship, setting
the entire thing on fire as the helium ignited instantly.
((If you think this is a godmod because I am controlling the
damage done, realize this:
1. That rocket is going Mach 3.5. It already locked on via
infrared, and then via visual. Nothing could break it's lock.
2. There would be no way to detect it. If the blimp even had
radar, it would see the helicopter, then be destroyed by the
missile, as it would have no defense against it in the first
palce, if it could even detect it. Infrared is passive, so no
radar signals would be sent.
3. Mach 3.5 is.. Fast. At 600 miles an hour (Not even CLOSE to
Mach 3.5), it would take two and a half seconds to get to the
target. Assuming the missile needed time to speed up, it would
hit in a little under 2 seconds.
4. Its a blimp. Its full of flammable hydrogen or helium. :P))
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Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 4, 2015, 3:27 pm
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The blimp tumbled to the ground going straight into the trees
and causing damage to some farm land. Pollux looked behind and
blew a whistle. Men began to take cover, some retreated. For a
moment the silence came. As dead bodies piled on both sides,
Pollux made a whistle of that of a cardinal. Then in from the
tree lines, unbeknownst to the soldiers (or so they thought)
were hired marksmen known as RED BIRDS. They were once
proclaimed to be the sharpest shot in the land. And as one of
the RED BIRDS fired, it hit Officer Rider, he bellowed in pain
and took cover. Pollux knew now would be the chance to attack
strongly. Tanks came rolling down the grassy terrain, from the
hills. Pollux knew when he began he had 3,000 soldiers on hand.
He didn't know how many were left but he felt like he could be
happy about it.
#Post#: 5687--------------------------------------------------
Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: West Phoenicia Date: August 4, 2015, 7:32 pm
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Ooc. Caos you did not say anything about troops donated to the
NCSA having to swear loyalty to the NCSA over their home state.
If you recall I was insistent that any troops donated would
still be under West Phoenicia control.
#Post#: 5689--------------------------------------------------
Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Heavenly Paradise Date: August 4, 2015, 7:48 pm
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OOC: WP is right. You're simply assuming that they would be
automatically loyal to the NCSA from the point that they were
donated to forever. No rping of any sort of oath or swearing in
was made, and neither was there an assertion that it would be as
you say. In fact, a lot of former US soldiers defected to the
Confederate side in the Civil War because they were loyal to
their home state. Robert E. Lee was a prime example of that.
#Post#: 5690--------------------------------------------------
Re: The Colombian Retaliation
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 4, 2015, 7:55 pm
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OOC: ladies, bring it to the out of character section turk made
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