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#Post#: 7176--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Amerikanisches Reich Date: August 20, 2015, 3:09 pm
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Oberleutnant Hans Muller dipped a wing of his Horten to the
troops assembled beneath him, then sped past over Hightah. The
country was mountainous, and he spared a prayer for those about
to cross, but to the Luftwaffe it was no barrier; the
Appalachian range being low in the grand scale of things. He
took a moment to admire it before directing his squadron.
"Our targets are radar installations and ground defenses, as you
have been briefed and has have been located. I will be frank: We
expect to encounter resistance in the form of either
interceptors or, more likely, rakete boden bis luft. The Junkers
are tasked with destroying them and we will provide cover. Ist
klar?"
The Junkers and Horten pilots responded in turn: "Jawohl,
Oberleutnant Muller!"
"Sehr gut. If presented with ground targets of opportunity, the
Junkers will engage first, and we maintain our altitude, in case
of enemy aircraft."
"Jawohl!"
Muller's nine Hortens and six Junkers dropped altitude to 6,000
and 4,500 meters respectively as they crossed the border to
Columbia. The Junkers' targets were marked and they were
prepared. They opened with 180mm rockets on outward radar
installations.
"Alert! Alert! Incoming! Deploy countermeasures"
Muller's heads-up display flashed with a warning, his radar
displaying multiple incoming rockets, and he immediately enacted
cross-eye radar disruption, dropping flares and aluminum chaff.
His squadron did likewise and his heart pounded as a handful of
guided rockets thundered past. One of the Junkers was either
unfortunate or the pilot had not been quick enough, and was
caught by a directed blast. With one engine gone, it attempted
to turn for home, but spiraled downwards until it impacted with
in an awful fireball. Muller did not see the canopy blast open
or the pilot's parachute deploy.
"Gott verdammt! All aircraft, maintain your course, keep ECM
active, vorwarts, and execute this mission!"
More rockets streaked past and Muller cursed again as one of his
comrades in a Horten was lost, his aircraft afire and spiraling
out of control.
Flak now burst in the sky with black puffs, but Muller was not
deterred. He knew his squadron would be the first in, and had
mentally prepared himself to die, or see death. "Evasive
maneuvers, now!"
At length the targets were within range and the five remaining
Junkers dove with no command needed, firing guided rockets even
as they opened up with their heavy cannon. A chorus came through
his radio headset:
"Target zerstört!"
"Final target zerstört!"
"Sehr gut, bank and reverse direction; we're going home."
***
Flight after flight of the Luftwaffe was to follow, with the
same objectives, and in the hope that the first strikes against
ground defenses would enhance the survival rate.
#Post#: 7185--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 20, 2015, 7:40 pm
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The Mountain Guard of Sinai Hill in Appalachian Columbia
A small ragtag army sat in the cold mountain wind. Their beards
bit with frost. Lead by General Andrew Porter, a group of only
800 men stood around camp fires. "Y'all think these fascists
will actually come?" said one of the soldiers.
General Porter told them to stay on guard, to always focus, and
be ready to fire the cannons at any time.
#Post#: 7191--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Amerikanisches Reich Date: August 20, 2015, 8:37 pm
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The crossing through Hightah had been an anticlimactic affair,
with scattered personal resistance overcome ... not with ease,
as such things never were, but in due time. The SS troops of the
'Ehre der Reich' division, leading the advance, had cursed the
partisans and burned a village or two suspected of harboring
them, and lined about a dozen up for execution, their bodies
left to rot in ditches.
SS-Obergruppenführer und General der Waffen-SS Karl Hanke
ordered his troops ruthlessly forward, the
Motorosiertedivisionen taking the lead. In rough terrain, they
found routes through and over the highest Appalachian peaks,
troops periodically dismounting as their vehicles were paused,
and leveling rifles at the first sound of animals darting
through the brush.
In a days' time, the advance divisions, numbering 22,000
personnel -- two motorized divisions and a particularly plucky
light infantry division -- had reached the border of Columbia.
There the pioneers established a forward base of operations,
with a short airfield, fuel depot, full field hospital, and
other necessities. The troops settled down for the night and the
defenders of Columbia might have heard their bold songs, as they
toasted to victory and enjoyed their rations of preserved
sausage and schnapps.
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#Post#: 7192--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 20, 2015, 9:08 pm
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Colombian Forces
"Sir! Sir!" shouted a scout. "Their here sir!"
"What?" General Porter said shocked. "H-how...dammit, alright
boys pack up, you can show us their camp?"
"Yes, sir, I sure can but we need to move they're about to go to
sleep!"
"And they're over the border?"
"Yes, sir."
"Okay boys, no nap time tonight, lets go raid a nazi camp." He
mumbled. The men packed their things and began to move along.
They left 400 behind and brought 400 with. A
General-in-training, Kingston Stephenson, is left in charge of
the 400 men behind. Porter leads the other 400 quietly through
the rugged forest, with a dimmed oil camp light and a quiet blue
tick hound to protect them from any straying fascist soldiers.
#Post#: 7194--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Amerikanisches Reich Date: August 21, 2015, 12:12 am
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SS-Scharführer Wilhelm Bleier took his rounds of the sentries on
duty, blearily rubbing his own eyes, to make sure that none had
passed out. Upon meeting a two-man patrol, he gave a salute,
which was returned, and on instinct raised his binoculars to the
ridge above. He hesitated a moment as some brushes moved against
the wind.
"Soldat, did you see movement up there?"
"Nein, Scharführer. All dark and quiet on the front!"
"Look again; use your rifle."
The man raised his arm and peered through his night-vision
sight, then lowered it slowly. "Scheisse, you're right
Scharführer!"
Bleier immediately activated his radio and shouted "Alarm!
Alarm! Infanterie attack incoming!"
Rifle rounds impacted the trees and tore the brush near him, one
felling the enlisted man he'd just been speaking to. He took a
knee as the man ... boy ... gasped for breath until he began
gurgling and coughing blood over the front of his uniform.
Bleier nearly panicked, but remembered his training and took a
moment to regain his composure before swinging around his StG44,
firing a burst in the direction he thought the shots had come
from, and raising his radio again.
"All personnel at the ready, to the West, at the double-quick!
Sanitäterin, at my position! Air and artillery strike at
coordinates to follow ..."
In moments machine gun and cannon fire began to ignite the bank
Bleier faced, with the horrifying MG42s so rapid that individual
shots couldn't be heard at all, though most of it was surely
imprecise. None the less, he took some comfort from the tracers
and the 37mm cannon rounds detonating, tearing apart any cover
the enemy might hope to use and, he dearly hoped, killing a few.
((OOC: The forward Reich base is actually in Hightah, on the
border with Columbia, but it's pretty safe to assume Reich
soldiers would cross eventually, so np :) ))
#Post#: 7195--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 21, 2015, 8:54 am
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"Stay down" said General Porter. "But fire hard boys!" The rifle
bullets came pounding into the Reich's camp.
"Damnit, why couldn't we have some top end tech man?" said a
soldier filling his musket rifle.
"Just fire!" Porter yelled.
#Post#: 7196--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Confederacy of Turkducken Date: August 21, 2015, 2:48 pm
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Turkducken transport was slow, lacking the proper means of air
travel the 5th Army of Conquest will arrive on the border of
Hightah and Columbia in several days. General Richard "Cain"
Kasich will not be on the front lines until a suitable FOB is
established, High General Michael Bishop will be attending to
the general battle plan and organization of Turkducken
Volunteers, the Command Wing of Aerial Bombardment will be
deployed for limited air support. The rendezvous with the
Reich's Army will hopefully be met with little resistance, the
Socialist Coalition is expected to arrive as well as support
from the Eastern Byzantine Empire.
#Post#: 7204--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Amerikanisches Reich Date: August 21, 2015, 9:13 pm
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SS-Scharführer Wilhelm Bleier ducked again as Columbian rifle
and musket fire tore at his cover, ripping great holes in the
trees around him, but was rewarded as the SS
Motorisiertedivision's 210mm artillery rockets, anti-aircraft,
and anti-tank cannon opened up upon the embankment fronting the
forward SS camp.
"Vorwarts; vorwarts, Meinherr des SS! Wipe the kapitalistichcen
from the field! Strike now and leave none alive!"
As the SS-Scharführer spoke, Junkers CAS aircraft lit the hills
with heavy rockets and 37mm HE cannon fire, and, as the morning
dawned, the 1st SS Panzerdivision 'Michael Wittman' arrived and
added 88mm HE rounds and a profundity of 37mm cannon from its
flakpanzer.
Simultaneously, 88m HE rounds detonated in profusion around all
the detected Columbian positions.
Bleier waved his troops forward, letting his Sturmgewehr hang to
his left side, and directed the platoon's fire. "Auf mein
Zeichen, fire frei!" He lighted enemy positions with tracer
rounds from his StG44 and watched as the zug's machine guns,
marksman rifles, and semi-automatic rifles fired in turn,
reaping a toll on the Columbian attackers.
Bleier noted similar action to his flanks as other Scharführers
enacted the same protocols, even as radio cries announced the
death of a handful, with mournful, desperate, or chocking
outcries.
When the Junkers and tanks hit the enemy positions, Bleier
readied a grenate and gestured his platoon forwards. The
maschinengewehr and sharfshutzerin provided cover whilst the
riflemen advanced and pounded rounds into the enemy positions.
Bleier radioed: "All zug, advance! Crush them and leave none
living! This is the will of the Reichsührers und unsere Ehren!"
#Post#: 7282--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 22, 2015, 9:56 am
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"Keep firin' boys and just...." and then the bullets came
blazing around into men, and the battle had begun to get bad and
bloody.
'What should we do?" said the messenger boy. "Should I go, go
warn the others?"
"Yes" Porter said. "Write this note down..."
Stay in position, enemy coming, may need to retreat back to
base, hold strong soldiers
"Okay tie it to the ole dog's back now, and you know what to
do." the messenger boy tied it to the dog's back and sent the
old blue tick coonhound back to the base.
"Alright fire!" Porter yelled out. "And stay down in cover! Stay
behind trees! Stay behind rocks! Do this for Columbia boys!"
#Post#: 7284--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCSA Civil War
By: Columbia Confederates Date: August 22, 2015, 10:08 am
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"Sir they're moving up!" yelled a man near General Porter.
"Alright boys, retreat formation on the count" he yelled out.
"Front first then make the way back! Go!" The men began to
retreat, some retreating out of line. Some boys fell but most of
them were able to escape unharmed as they went back into more
mountainous terrain back towards the base camp. Porter knew they
would have an advantage up above as they knew the terrain better
than that of the Reich. A few other boys were killed in the
climb. Porter looked back down and saw at least 30 men he knew
laying dead.
"Alright sir, we've got roughly 95 men dead." said a man.
"Yes i know, I want you to report that to everyone. Tell them to
stay very low, we should hold them at this hill, and I want the
7th Infantry back at base camp near Sinai. We can't let them get
further than just past that border."
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