The Commonwealth of Chrisdom

chrisswim · Post by **chrisswim** » Fri Jul 26, 2019 8:43 pm

Nuut, Greenland-dom
The press watching, inside the government building, it is the old Water & Sewer Administration Building that is being used for storage of old files and records of Nuut and some other agencies. Most of the rooms had a full room of boxes. The blanks being fired sounded realistic.
The 'A' Team (attack) conducted 4 different attacks to improve the coordination of smoke and suppressive fire for the assault team to enter. There were makeshift walls with windows and doors 3 meters from the building to practice breech techniques. One assault member did actually break his leg, he was taken to municipal hospital 3 miles away.
The 'D' team rotated as a smaller number of members throughout the building.
The spectators enjoyed the show the largest crowd was for the 2nd and 3rd assault during the day just after lunch. Sonny's Bar B Q had their truck out selling chicken, pork, beef and turkey. The high school band booster club is selling cookies, brownies and punch, they are doing very well in sales. Athletic boosters selling home baked goods also doing well. Face painting, balloons, at other booths. The Nuut Chamber of Commerce had a booth. Several jump houses are selling tickets. 4 churches had tables passing literature on Salvation, Mercy, etc. 20 local businesses had booths to display their services including 2 real estate firms offering to help people find a home or farm.
Army Recruiting table had many people visit to get a free hat after providing copy of the I.D. The Navy table has some guest all wanting to be pilots as did the Air Force table.
Tonight will be the night time assault, public is welcome.
The dance begins at 9:30 but will be interrupted during the nighttime assault.
Look forward to see you there.

chrisswim · Post by **chrisswim** » Fri Jul 26, 2019 9:42 pm

Mauritania.
Near the Yer Bouti border, several Predator Drones flew over the group of men. Following 15 minutes behind an NH-90 helicopter flew out observing some men on the perimeter of the larger group. Landing about 100 meters from a group dug in. The engines shut off, then 9 got out. 4 walking in the general direction of the squad without any weapons. The four were instructed to halt, which they did and raised their hands. Two were taken to Colonel Smith of the Queens 2nd Airborne. The visiting Commander is Lt. Colonel Smuts from Iceland explained that Canada has left Mauritania over 3 days ago. The thought is that you either have a mission by yourself or you have been abandoned.
Reluctance to answer the question was telling, not sure which thesis is correct. Smuts explained the detection of his transmissions over the last few days without any response. The airborne were in the hide. Asking about any needs: food, water, medical, or transport.
Initially, Smith replied only needing a medical evac for hurt soldier with a back injury as the only issue. Smuts agreed to the Med Evac. Security will be maintained as Smith indicated. The two were escorted to the perimeter squad and the two other CoC soldiers. When then walked back to the NH-90 to radio the assistance needed. Relief is on the way.

panzergator · Post by **panzergator** » Fri Jul 26, 2019 9:59 pm

Hoooold oooon, there, Chris! Ain't no Sonny's in GREENLAND! Unless you hijacked one. Even CofC CAIN'T be capable of such a dastardly thing! Cain't be AW-THEN-TIK! If there IS such a thing, it PROVES how TRULY EVIL the influence of the doms is... More likely, it is a cheap imitation featuring bbq'd vegemeat! May you be condemned to eat it throughout your dotage and into the completion of your purgatory!

MechCommander · Post by **MechCommander** » Fri Jul 26, 2019 10:10 pm

A sucide Carbomb went off at a CofCs admitastrations office in Nuuk, Greenland-Kabab claimed responsibility for the attack citing revenge for Mauritaina. More attacks will follow.

MechCommander · Post by **MechCommander** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 5:27 am

Mauritania.
(Canadian Airborne Regiment Captain): "We where originally on a Mission to cut off the BT militants from retreating along with their Scarab Missiles, but word came from Maple Leaf Landing of a Complete withdrawal of all Canadian Forces from the country, we signaled the base for evac but no response? Did something happen to the Landing?"

(Canadian Airborne Infantryman #1): "Hey what are those CofC F!@#s doing up here anyway?"

(Canadian Airborne Infantryman #2): "CofC!!!, lets kick them in the sand of this hell hole."

Canadian Airborne soldiers began fighting among the CofC personal, the Officers then broke up the fight and the regiment is attempting a retreat to the nearest coastline to contact any Canadian forces nearby to evac them, fortunately the Fredrick Banting happened to be sailing midway up North Africa after picking the survivors in Dakar, get the regiments distress call, the hospital ship will alter course to near Yer Bouti waters to helicopter the airborne regiment out.

chrisswim · Post by **chrisswim** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 9:52 am

CANN
The previous was captured on cell phone recording that took place near a Highway 7 in Nouakchott.

Further north along the Yer Bouti border are 812 men of Canadian Airborne abandoned by Canada. A common characteristic on the military.

MechCommander · Post by **MechCommander** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 10:22 am

Efforts are being made to rescue the men of the Canadian Airborne Regiment, the Hospital ship Fredrick Banting has made it to the waters near the Mauritania/Yer Bouti Border, Sea King Helicopters from the Hospital ship has been sent out to locate the Airborne regiment and bring them home. The Airborne Regiment will deploy smoke flares to guide the rescue helicopters in to pick them up.

panzergator · Post by **panzergator** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 11:41 am

It is ironic that Canada claims high purposes and ideals for its motives in interfering with other, sovereign nations, yet repeatedly fails to master the military art of not abandoning its military forces to their fate.

This kind of failure is far more revealing than stated intentions and motives. Lack of moral fiber.

MechCommander · Post by **MechCommander** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 12:25 pm

it was by accident that this would have happened, the Canadian Armed Forces deployed in Mauritaina was in disarray due to Al-Kababs brutal attack on the Landing,
communications was rather chaotic that we did not know that we left people behind by mistake, this will not happen again.

panzergator · Post by **panzergator** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 6:55 pm

What is the maximum effective range of an excuse?

chrisswim · Post by **chrisswim** » Sat Jul 27, 2019 11:34 pm

North Mauritania on YB border
The CoC 'relief' force came, all Canadians were disarmed upon request. Boxes were made available by CoC Logistics. Labels slapped on all boxes to identify items. CoC explained that after the fight a week ago, said Smuts, "we just wish to be very cautious. Col. I will give you the option of being Prisoners of War or we are escorting and aiding a temperate ally."
Col Smith replied to be an ally. The Canadians had started to ration water, still had plenty.
Col. Smith made comment, "its a damn shame that they left us, abandoned us. I have 24 in, think I will retire when I get back."
The CoC medical staff walked around meeting the 812 men, just asking if any one needed anything. One guy said, "yeah, asylum, to get out of the dang Canada Army. They left us hanging out to dry, they left my brother her a month ago, another group in Brazil. Its the runs, the dang runs." Another concurred, yeah, get out, now. Will you do that here in Mauritania?"
CoC Capt replied, he did not know but would pass it up the line. Others expressed frustration and wanting to do the same. 3 hours later almost all were ready to leave.
. At dinner time there were representatives from Malta, Azores, Bearlic Islands, Corsica and a few others with paperwork. Over 300 came over to talk. 91 filled out the paper work asking for asylum. They were accepted. Most were single, some did not want to go back. If the wife wants to join them great. All enlisted in a branch here including a signing bonus, were escorted off. To be flown out in the morning. When the bonus news spread, in the morning breakfast more wanted to ask for asylum and enlist. In the end 147 soldiers signed up.
The Canadians by and large have more education across the board than the CoC Army. Some NCOs and officers indicated an interest but wanted to return to Canada. those with 20 or more in plan to retire.
All Canadians were moved along with their equipment & supplies by truck heading north going around Yer Bouti to the east to go to Moroccodom. Trucks were made available from the logistic bases supporting Operation West Shrine.
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MechCommander · Post by **MechCommander** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:03 am

The Frederick Bantings Helicopters managed to locate the smoke flares from what remains of the Canadian airborne regiment, the helicopters begans bring the regiment aboard the hospital ship.

The Canadian Military will have to come up with a better system in order to prevent similar incident of accidentally leaving soilders behind.

panzergator · Post by **panzergator** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:36 am

Maybe the Tactical Operations Center could DO ITS JOB and KEEP TRACK OF ASSIGNED UNITS! Maybe you he COMMANDER could DO HIS JOB and ask if all units are accounted for as he is the LAST man to leave the site! Maybe HEADQUARTERS could DO ITS JOB and MAINTAIN COMMUNICATIONS FROM HIGHER TO LOWER UNITS!

Among other, BASIC, things...

chrisswim · Post by **chrisswim** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 4:10 am

****Mech, you must not have read that they moved. You really should read.****
****You are being in an â€˜assaultâ€™ in a sovereign country? Did you clear that? Donâ€™t recall it. You are going to be shot down. Ship may get sunk as well even if outside the territorial waters. ***

UCAV-47 flying at 40,000 feet located RCN ship.
Gripping are airborne with air-to-Air missiles, they are hunting.
12 A-6 Intruders are airborne carrying 2 Harpoon anti-ship missiles each, e-pod and jamming pod. 6 A-6 are serving as tankers accompanied by 4 EA-6 aircraft. 2 EC-3 are airborne accompanied by 4 Grippins each flying on different paths. EA-3 are monitoring all ships and aircraft in the region. All flying out of Dakar, Senegal.
. Air bases in Moroccodom are on alert. EC-3 airborne with 4 F-35 flying W by SW.
As courtesy, Yer Bouti has been informed. They are welcome to send observers to command and control HQ.

MechCommander · Post by **MechCommander** » Sun Jul 28, 2019 6:37 am

they would not dare Sink a Hospital Ship, that's considered a War Crime, we are trying to recover our people.

The Fredrick Banting after hearing that the troops have been moved, will proceed to Morocco to pick up the regiment there.