Canada (Imagi-Nation)

[MechCommander]

CFB Lahr and CFB Baden
With the Aid Supplies now here. The department of logistics is ready to begin distributing these aid supplies to the flood victims in this town. The DoL has setup a row of Forum desks and processing centers to help organize the distribution of supplies On a per family bases. The hospital ships HMCS Fredrick Banting and HMCS Medicine Man will be departing soon to help in the search and rescue effort.

[MechCommander]

NC Army Maneuver warfare Training centers.
A New Training Centers is being established at all NC army Bases in order to practice the use of Maneuver Warfare tactics in a live fire exercise and encourage better cooperation between Armoured and Infantry regiments.

[MechCommander]

NC Army recruitment training changes
theres a new change to how Army recruitment training has began, based loosely on the RODs training methods as recorded by the Queens Own rifles during infantry Week a few years ago. no more will uplifting propaganda will be played, instead its replaced with recorded sounds of live explosions and gun fire in order to help toughen up the solders up, and the training instructors will be much more harsher on the soldiers during the training program.

[MechCommander]

NC Army Side arm range.
A bunch of new recruits is practising their skills firing their side arms.

(NC recruit): "I don't understand drill sarge, Why do we need our sidearms anyway, can we just push a button and Tomahawk the hell out of the EE?"
(Drill Sargent): "Cease Fire." (everyone stops shooting.) "Put your hand on that wall recruit."
(NC Recruit): "Uhh?"
(Drill Sargent): "PUT YOUR HAND ON THAT WALL!!"
(NC Recruit): (Puts his right hand on the wall.)
(Drill Sargent): (Picks up a Browning Hi-Power and shoots the recruit above this right hand missing the hand entirely) "The EE cannot push a button to fire their Cruise Missiles if you disable his hands." (Picks up the recruit).

[MechCommander]

CFB Edmonton.
A single 10 man squad of Princess Patricas Light Infantry regiment are in the prep stages before departing to the RODs Grunt Week next month. Learning from experience in Night Patrols during the Northwest Cold War with the RPNW. We made the use of mounted Search Lights and underslung flashlights on the soldiers Rifles as standard night patrol gear in a effort to better catch the enemy during night time patrols.

[chrisswim]

Dang, NC infantry patrols might catch some CoC reconnaissance/intelligence gathering teams at night.
With those flash lights on we will not have a chance.
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“Recall all teams, pick up points and times as planned. 3 subs type U-212/214 and a Franklin Class SSGN en-route. Can’t take a chance that they get detected at night with the upgrades.”

[MechCommander]

CFB Lahr and CFB Baden Germany
Clean up is underway at both bases but it will take some time to rebuild, unfortunately, this flood destroyed our C&C Center and Therater Ops room in Lahr. those two systems will have to be moved and rebuilt elsewhere. Fortunately our new ally will give us a hand.


(Coming Soon to the Imagi-nations World. .)

[MechCommander]

A New Canadian CF-18 from 19th Wing Comox, is taking part in a joint exercise with an Outboard Islands F-100 Super Sabre from 40HP Flight, Evinrude Squadron. This exercise with the Outboard Islands is meant to form a strong mutual bond with our two nations, and promote a Pacfic Defence Pact.

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(CF-18 Pilot): "Hey your not bad Sabre Pilot."
(F-100 Super Sabre Pilot): "si amigo, me alegro de que seas nuestro aliado ."
(CF-18 Pilot) "I don't know what that means, but I'll take that as a compliment."

[MechCommander]

With the joint NC/Outboard exercises now concluded, pilots from both nations meet at the hanger in CFB Comox, for some BBQ and Beer (and Outboard Tequila, while we go over a review of today's joint activities, for the most part the formation flying was excellent, tomorrow will do simulated attacks on both land and naval targets.

[MechCommander]

CFB Comox.
On the second day of the joint exercise, aircraft from 19th Wing Comox and 40HP Flight, Evinrude will engage in air to ground operations using dummy replicas of the Mavericks for the NC aircraft, and Bullpup missiles for the Outboard Islands aircraft. to fire on fixed targets both on land and at sea. This exercise will help to improve the accuracy of our fire control systems as the F-100s uses the old MCLOS systems.

[MechCommander]

After hours of rigorous practice with the dummy missiles, the 2nd day of joint exercises with the Outboards, both jets returned to the Comox hanger for a after excersice party, with plenty of Beer, Whisky and Tequila to go around to the Pilots all night long with some country music playing in the background to follow. Once they are totally sober up tomorrow morning, the Outboards will be flying back to their home islands in the South Pacfic under escort by their civilian contracted 747 Air Tanker.

(Their own Imagi-Nation page will be posted at a later date.)

[7.62]

Radar contact 20 NM North of Vancouver Island fast and low.
600 kt less than 100' In and out of radar coverage.

[MechCommander]

(CF-18 pilot): “Wha What was that?”
(F-100 pilot): “ ¿Que demonios? ¿De dónde vinieron esos chorros?

[MechCommander]

There has been a change of plans due to a rather surprise flyby by KDF aircraft over NC Airspace in Vancouver Island. The Outboard islands has agreed to have their fighters stationed on Vancouver Island working along side 19th Wing Comox, the Outboard Jets will be there on a monthly rotational period. 40HP Flight Evinrude will remain here until the last week of this month when 75HP Flight Johnson arrives at the start of September to replace them.

[7.62]

Notice to Airmen (NOTAM). The KDF will be conducting intense aerial operations to the East of Karmanaskis in international airspace.
Fast jet traffic in multiple groups may be encountered from sea level to 60,000' without warning.

100 kms East of Karmanaskis mid way between Karma and NC, call sign ELTO 2 is a maritime Patrol aircraft (based on a Bombardier Recreational Product).
ELTO 2 is visible on NC radar flying a racetrack pattern at 41,000' speed Mach .85 .
It seems to be controlling several other call signs.