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They are organized into divisions yes, but I picked each army regiment individually, so they will have to be organized into their own brigades for this campaign.
1st NCAF Infantry Brigade
1st Brigade HQ and Signals.
Princess Patrica's Light Infantry.
Royal 22nd Regiment.
The Royal Canadian Regiment
1st Brigade Service Battalion.
2nd NCAF Infantry Brigade
2nd Brigade HQ and Signals
The Queens Own Rifles Regiment.
The Canadian Grenadier Regiment.
The 49th Edmonton Regiment.
2nd Brigade Service Battalion.
1st NCAF Armored Brigade
1st AB HQ and Signals.
Royal Canadian Dragoons
12e Régiment blindé du Canada
Sherbrooke Fusiliers
1st Hussars
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
1st AB Service Squadron.
1st NCAF Support Brigade
Support Brigade HQ and Signals.
1st Combat engineer regiment.
2nd Combat engineer regiment.
NCAF Division service group.
1st NCAF Infantry Brigade
1st Brigade HQ and Signals.
Princess Patrica's Light Infantry.
Royal 22nd Regiment.
The Royal Canadian Regiment
1st Brigade Service Battalion.
2nd NCAF Infantry Brigade
2nd Brigade HQ and Signals
The Queens Own Rifles Regiment.
The Canadian Grenadier Regiment.
The 49th Edmonton Regiment.
2nd Brigade Service Battalion.
1st NCAF Armored Brigade
1st AB HQ and Signals.
Royal Canadian Dragoons
12e Régiment blindé du Canada
Sherbrooke Fusiliers
1st Hussars
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
1st AB Service Squadron.
1st NCAF Support Brigade
Support Brigade HQ and Signals.
1st Combat engineer regiment.
2nd Combat engineer regiment.
NCAF Division service group.
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Lookin good, Mech. Also consider some units that your division may need support from when deployed overseas. Look at division and corps level units from different armies to see all the other stuff they have. Some of it is killing stuff and some of it keeps the divisions and brigades moving.
I'm looking forward to seeing your air force org too!
I'm looking forward to seeing your air force org too!
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The RCAF origination in the New Canadian military is kinda the same as most militaries, but the difference is that they can choose which Aircraft they can bring pending on the roles they will be assigned to do in a mission. I will do the organization when I get back home from work.
Brigadier General John Fitzgerald, has been appointed to lead New Canada’s mission in Libya, once the forces selected for this mission is all prepared, they will set sail. Fitzgerald and his general staff will fly down to CFB Lahr in Germany to over see the operations in Libya from the Combat Operations Center in the base
Brigadier General John Fitzgerald, has been appointed to lead New Canada’s mission in Libya, once the forces selected for this mission is all prepared, they will set sail. Fitzgerald and his general staff will fly down to CFB Lahr in Germany to over see the operations in Libya from the Combat Operations Center in the base
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Where exactly are you sailing to when you deploy? So far Saudi Arabia is the only country that has expressed an interest in having foreign troops on its soil. The ROD 7th Armored Brigade will arrive in Jeddah tonight.
Remember that if you intend to participate in the wargame you will need to participate in the logistics side as well. How many troops? How many vehicles? When are supply ships scheduled?
For game purposes we will assume 1,200 vehicles are the large transports and 250,000 tons of supply on the supply ships. I'm still figuring out the supply details of the game, but it will be generic supply points rather than fuel and ammo and batteries and toilet paper, etc.
2 ships per day at each SPOE/SPOD and 10,000 troops per day at each APOE/APOD.
Remember that if you intend to participate in the wargame you will need to participate in the logistics side as well. How many troops? How many vehicles? When are supply ships scheduled?
For game purposes we will assume 1,200 vehicles are the large transports and 250,000 tons of supply on the supply ships. I'm still figuring out the supply details of the game, but it will be generic supply points rather than fuel and ammo and batteries and toilet paper, etc.
2 ships per day at each SPOE/SPOD and 10,000 troops per day at each APOE/APOD.
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Well being a higher up the chain of command in the NCAF does have its perks, you get to command the forces in luxury and safety of a CFB base, besides a Brigadier General is a very important position that should not be compromised during any Mission.
Anyway Heres the run down of the RCAF side of the Libyan Campaign.
each of the squadrons has finalized their selection of Aircraft their going to bring.
1st Wing Kingston
No 400 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 403 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 408 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 430 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 438 Squadron (UH-1 Huey)
No 450 Squadron (UH-1 Huey)
This Wing will be transported onboard a Cargo ship to Saudi Arabia to where they are used to ferry troops and supplies via helicopters.
3rd Wing Bagotville
No 425 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
No 433 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
No 439 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
This Wing has the task of being a interceptor unit.
4th Wing Cold Lake
No 401 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
No 409 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
No 410 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
No 417 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
No 419 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
This wing is given the task of being the ground attack unit.
8th Wing Trenton (only three squadrons are going)
No 412 Squadron (CC-130 Hercules)
No 424 Squadron (CC-17 Globemaster)
No 429 Squadron (CC-17 Globemaster)
They will be the heavy lift transports for dropping the larger equipment and supplies on the field.
Anyway Heres the run down of the RCAF side of the Libyan Campaign.
each of the squadrons has finalized their selection of Aircraft their going to bring.
1st Wing Kingston
No 400 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 403 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 408 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 430 Squadron (CH-47 Chinooks)
No 438 Squadron (UH-1 Huey)
No 450 Squadron (UH-1 Huey)
This Wing will be transported onboard a Cargo ship to Saudi Arabia to where they are used to ferry troops and supplies via helicopters.
3rd Wing Bagotville
No 425 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
No 433 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
No 439 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
This Wing has the task of being a interceptor unit.
4th Wing Cold Lake
No 401 Squadron (CF-18 Hornet)
No 409 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
No 410 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
No 417 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
No 419 Squadron (CF-14 Tomcat)
This wing is given the task of being the ground attack unit.
8th Wing Trenton (only three squadrons are going)
No 412 Squadron (CC-130 Hercules)
No 424 Squadron (CC-17 Globemaster)
No 429 Squadron (CC-17 Globemaster)
They will be the heavy lift transports for dropping the larger equipment and supplies on the field.
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OK. When you depart the SPOE (Sea Port of Embarkation) I need to know what is on each transport (which unit and how many vehicles or if it’s supply). I need to know what port they are leaving from and what their destination is.
For the RCN I need to know what ships, what port, and their destination. If the Navy is escorting the transports I need to know that too. You can e-mail me or PM me if you don’t ant anyone to know about any subs or what is on the ships. Once the game starts in earnest we’ll do the daily orders via e-mail.
It takes a full day to load a ship and a full day to offload at the destination. Most major ports can handle 2 transports at the same time (or 1 transport and 1 cargo).
I had 2 cargo ships leave today. Here is what my tracker looks like:

For the RCN I need to know what ships, what port, and their destination. If the Navy is escorting the transports I need to know that too. You can e-mail me or PM me if you don’t ant anyone to know about any subs or what is on the ships. Once the game starts in earnest we’ll do the daily orders via e-mail.
It takes a full day to load a ship and a full day to offload at the destination. Most major ports can handle 2 transports at the same time (or 1 transport and 1 cargo).
I had 2 cargo ships leave today. Here is what my tracker looks like:

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There has been a change of the roster in the 2nd NCAF Brigade, the Commander of the Canadian Airborne Regiment has declined the request to join on the Libya campaign, citing that it would be Suicide to send the Canadian Airborne Regiment to a large engagement aginest the Eurasian Empire. Instead the slot in the Brigade will be taken up by the 49th Edmonton Regiment.
And we just found out from a cell phone video posted on the Militias website a that the stolen freighter carrying the group has arrived In a Libyan port, they are working with the rebel groups in the area to help fight off the foreign army's that entered into the country and that will include the ROD.
And we just found out from a cell phone video posted on the Militias website a that the stolen freighter carrying the group has arrived In a Libyan port, they are working with the rebel groups in the area to help fight off the foreign army's that entered into the country and that will include the ROD.