Sino-Christantle Border Dispute (MT, Open)

by **Judea City States Ally** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 5:50 pm

OOC:

by **Rokkenjima Island** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 5:51 pm

Isolated China wrote:OOC: Would you like me to invade you? "Arms nuke" FEAR ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jk, but if your forces attack me, I shall invade you.

OOC: what are you talking about ;3 i dont remember joining this conflict
i believe you will be bombarded by an unknown navy ;3

by **Christantle** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 5:51 pm

Judea City States Ally wrote:OOC:
the one liners are communications that take part of a long conversation I see no issue with it. do not make these insulting statements again, not every post must be a paragraph

OoC: I meant to make it longer than it has been.

by **The FTR** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 5:54 pm

The FTR announces to the public that they are going to start watching the events of this war. They are preparing an army, but it is passive at the moment. They also offer to trade with any nation involved.

by **Erjunhuf** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 6:19 pm

Fort MacArthur
Manchester, Erjunhuf

Although the diplomatic communications had been going on between China and Erjunhuf for some time, the 2nd Erjunhuf Army had already mobilized and begun boarding the boats. Having received deployment orders only 4 hours ago, almost 85% of the 2nd Army had already boarded the boat, fully supplied and ready for action. The First Fleet was more than prepared to handle a mass intervention in another country. In only a few hours, they would be on their way to the Chinese border conflict. The humanitarian fleet had set sail almost immediately after receiving word of the need for refugee camps.

A few miles to the north, more than 100 B-52 bombers, 25 F-22's, and 75 F-18's were beginning their flight out to the Beijing landing strips, and it was believed that they would land early in the morning. By the end of the next day, the entire 2nd Army Task Force, underneath General Edwin Roberts and Admiral John Davids, would be completely ready for an engagement if a suitable peace was not achieved. If it wasn’t, it would be up to the Erjunhuf Task Force to help reach that peace, at any cost.

2nd Army Task Force

by **Marcheria** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:28 pm

Isolated China wrote:
Marcheria wrote:Premier's office, the Presidential Palace, Millennia, the United Socialist states of Marcheria
Premier Alben inspected the satellite shots and videos of the border incursions. He grimaced at the gruesome scenes unfolding below. He immediately drafted a communique to the Chinese Government:
To my Fraternal Socialist Allies in Isolated China,
I just would like you to know that I fully support your brave defense and all of the USSM is pledged to help you. Any type of aid you may need, the USSM is willing to supply.
-Premier Maxwell P. Alben

Stamp of the People's Republic of China

Dear Premier Maxwell P. Alben,
We thank you for your gratitude, and the people of China thank you. We ask that you try to get Christantle to pull out, and send military forces to aid our Red Guard in the defense of the border. We also ask for some humanitarian aid for the villages destroyed and people affected. Your help is very appreciated. The Middle Kingdom is glad that you shall assist us.
Signed,
General Pang Zhou and Minister Lao, Minister of Foreign Relations.
Chui-Mang village, China
AA guns thundered as they fired at the bombers, but they could not stop the devastation being unleashed. Thousands of civilians screamed and ran in terror as the bombs fell. Houses exploded. Fires started. People fell over, dead. The Red Guard fired hopelessly at the bombers, in an attempt to drive them away. Over half of the village people were dead or were hurt. The parts of the village unaffected had other civilians helping the wounded, or mourn the dead. The remaining Red Guard that survived the air raid gathered as many vehicles as they could find, military or not, and got people to load up on them. They were going to try to evacuate the survivors, with the wounded leaving first. They hoped the ambush would delay the enemy long enough for the evacuation to complete. If not, the Red Guard would then try to hold the enemy off with their simple bayonets and rifles, in an attempt to save the civilians. Christantle had caused some families to lose loved ones or entire families to be destroyed. They had failed, however, to hit the commune, which was the center for the village's needs. Stuff came in to give to the populace, stuff was exported to get money for the government. They would evacuate this, and use its stocked food to feed the civilians on the way. In a way, one small ray of hope emerged for the civilians, who had lost loved ones, or were hurt. This commune was that ray.

Stamp of the People's Republic of China

Dear President Archer,
It seems as though you care that China is being invaded. We are suprised, and are glad that you would help us unless peaceful neogtiations are authorized. We thank you for the gesture of using the army, should peace terms not be reached. If necessary, we ask that you set up refugee camps for the people fleeing from the destroyed villages, and that you would give them humanitarian supplies. Again, we thank you for the generousity.
Signed,
General Pang Zhou and Minister Lao, Minister of Foreign Relations.

//ENCRYPTION:STANISLAS//OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE//:TRANSMIT
To:General Pang Zhou and Minister Lao, Minister of Foreign Relations
From: Premier Maxwell Alben, USSM
And so it begins, comrades. Marcheria comes to your aid in force on this day.
ORBAT

The Doublestar shines on you today, comrades. We're here to help.

Shemya Air Force Base, Gorky, The USSM
It was an awesome sight, it always was. Hundreds of transports carrying the first waves of troops lifted off from Shemya towards Isolated China. As they moved out over the sea, they passed over the transport fleet, 38 combat vessels protecting fifty massive transport ships loaded with the men and material to fight a full fledged war. Hours later, the first planes began touching down at Chinese bases to truly demonstrate the power of Marcheria!

by **West Guiana** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:49 pm

United Federal States of West Guiana

Department of State
Though West Guiana wont get involved in this conflict, but we must ask both sides, why all this bloodshed over a strip of dirt and rock. If it were just that it would be silly to engage in such a way you are already. Before we condemn both of your actions we must ask, is this more than claiming some more dirt and rock?

Sincerely, Sec. of State Houston

by **Teotan** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 10:12 pm

Francisco Jose was working on a legal dispute between the workers of a corporation of hotels and it's management, when his buzzer rang.
"Si? Les dije que estaría ocupado. Que esto se resuelva en algún otro tiempo." said the Caudillo, bored out of his mind.
The door opened anyway. In walked a station chief for espionage in the region of Christantle and the People's Republic of China.
"Hazlo rápido."
The station chief indeed did make it quick. He described the situation, while the Caudillo made a note of the illegal status of these so called Christantlens. Or whatever the demonym of the foreigners was.
A plan was made, to possibly turn the tables on the communists. Another was made to keep Christantle at bay if the need arose.

From the National Ministry of Foreign Affairs

To: The Roman Republic of Christantle and it's leader, Rodrigo da Puccini
ENCRYPTED: 100%

We have watched how your civilians marched over the border into the People's Communist Republic of China, how they started this war by taking land from the Chinese. We ask you, is land populated by men and women of your ethnicity, who might as well be the communists of the Chinese variant, for they are those who deliberately left your nation to live with the whom they view as a better ruler. Is ethnic density a legitimate casus belli, in short form? Is it really worth the lives of your dead soldiers? Now, Teotan has no love for communism, but we also have no love for meaningless slaughter. We are prepared to aid in negotiations of cease fire and maybe a peace.

Sincerely,
The National Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
And El Caudillo Francisco Jose

From the National Ministry of Foreign Affairs
To: The People's Communist Republic of China and it's leader, General Zhou
ENCRYPTION: 100%

Your homeland is in peril. The nation of Christantle have the upper hand in economics. So allow me to ask you, what is your plan to keep imperialists from enveloping your territory? Guerrilla? We know that's how you came to revolution, and we understand and respect that. However, guerrilla as a short term deterrent against a powerful nation isn't exactly the best idea. It's costly and difficult. Your best response to this would be to allow me to negotiate an acceptable peace between you and him. If accepted, I will do an unbiased job despite my personal opinion on communism.

Sincerely,
The National Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
And El Caudillo Francisco Jose

by **Rokkenjima Island** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 10:19 pm

Code: Select all: An Holy Telegram to Your Holiness Encryption : Cleansing Your Holiness, it seems that several large nations have appeared to negotiate a cease-fire. Our Navy is still neutral as our offer has not been accepted and is anchored off in International Waters. Perhaps it would be a good time to... with all due respect withdraw now? -Foreign Minister Kanon

by **Ikruchystan** » Mon Apr 11, 2011 11:02 pm

Ikruchystani Foreign Affairs Bureau
TO: The Roman Republic of Christantle
Encryption: HIGH

To whom it may concern,
As an ally of yours we have watched the situation with growing interest. We have watched the blatantly unchecked Chinese expansionism as they claim villages that should belong to Christantle. These tensions have boiled over into outright hostilities, and as such, Ikruchystan had deemed Christantle's victory a strategic goal. We will be lending the assistance of our military in this matter.

We have dispatched the 2nd Fleet to your shores, more may be dedicated but that may be a while as they are returning from a recent conflict. We are mobilizing the Air Force to begin landing troops by air as soon as possible. We like to know where to land our troops.

Sincerely,
Darrod Ismail, Minister of Foreign Affairs

by **Isolated China** » Tue Apr 12, 2011 5:56 am

Dear Sec. of State Houston,
We Chinese are fighting for our land. The imperialists are fighting to gain extra land for their empires, while the attempt to snatch at China. If you shall not support us, so be it. We shall not allow foreigners to take what belongs to China.
Signed,
General Pang Zhou

Dear Teoton,
Our guerilla skills are much more advanced than you realize. During the days of WW 2, we repeatedly and successively attacked the Japanese as they occupied parts of China. They were driven back due in part to our cunning and willingness. We also have very large quantities of weapons, though they are weaker. We ask that you help us fight against imperialist aggression. Which is worse, allowing millions to die in support of imperialism, or helping end this war by helping us force Christantle back. We will, however, respect your choice, as it is yours to decide the fate of your nation.
Signed,
General Pang Zhou

by **Marcheria** » Tue Apr 12, 2011 10:18 am

Aboard a C-1J Superbus, approaching Chui-Mang village
Captain Bob Simmons steered his plane in low over the bleak Chinese plains. Chui-Mang loomed ahead, a sorry collection of buildings ravaged by war. A dozen other Superbuses flew around him, loaded with paradroppable relief supplies. Mixed in were a trio of MC-1 Short Bus spec ops transports, filled with elite Spetznaz Marines and an Emergency Combat Rapid Response Team, Marcheria's most elite military force. Some AC-1U Destructo-Bus gunships raced to the front lines to provide direct fire support to the Chinese on the line. A full regiment of F-63Ds flew top cover for the group. All in all, a healthy display of the military might of Marcheria.
Simmons smoked in over the village square and dropped his load. Dozens of crates of food, medical supplies and Marcherian weapons, courtesy of the USSMSAF. Flashes lit the horizon as the Christantle war machine loomed closer....

by **Teotan** » Tue Apr 12, 2011 3:40 pm

From the National Ministry of Foreign Affairs

To: The People's Communist Republic of China and it's leader, General Zhou
ENCRYPTION: 100%

With all due respect, this war will kill many on either side of the border, whether I join in on the side of the imperialists or on the side of the communists. It is best to find a reasonable peace now, in order to keep a tragedy from occurring. Your people may not like being sacrificed in a struggle against imperialism, even if it is "justified". I urge you to find a suitable peace.
However, if you must fight, then I urge you to not attempt any to inflict any "punishment" on the nation of Christantle, for then you would be the imperialist, and you would perhaps not receive such diplomatic treatment from us for your hypocrisy. I urge you to seek the peace with Christantle. For the good of both of you.

Sincerely,
The National Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
And El Caudillo Francisco Jose

by **Judea City States Ally** » Tue Apr 12, 2011 4:01 pm

250 C-130's roar over head General Lin's headquarters, the backs open up and the 1st Airbourne divison bail out.
-2 hours later-
"General Ira is your divison ready to go?
Yes General White, all 20,000 ready when you are
Good then I will go make my report to General Lin"
Major General White gets into a jeep and drives to General Lin's Headquarters
-30 minutes later-
General White walks into General Lin's CP
"General Lin good to meet you I am Major General White commander 1st Military Airbourne Corps. My old unit 1st Airbourne Divison has just arrived. Two things: where do you need us, and what is the current overall situation? Also my 2nd Airbourne Divison will be here in 2 days and the 3rd the day after that. So in 4 days I will have 60,000 men here.

by **Erjunhuf** » Thu Apr 14, 2011 5:12 pm

2nd Erjunhuf Task Force
Isolated Chinese Territory

After a long journey across the sea, the Erjunhuf task force was finally reaching the Tianmen Port in the Gulf of China, only a few hours behind the humanitarian supply ships. 75,000 Erjunhuf solders proudly disembarked from their ships, meeting up with their respective units before being assigned cover, in case of air attack. The 1st Fleet's own airpower, let alone anti-air defenses, were more than likely able to easily repulse any hostile attack from the skies, but it was better to be safe than sorry. Already, Force Recon units, totaling around 10,000 men, were being flown by helicopters off of the decks of some of the carriers toward the front lines, to provide immediate help. The rest of the 65,000 would wait until their supplies and

Only hours ago, they had docked and begun offloading food, clean water, and portable shelters onshore to waiting trucks that had also been brought along, and were sped to a safe zone a few dozen miles behind the front, picked along the way for natural defenses and a relatively easy place to unload hundreds of tons of supplies. It would come, of course, equipped with SAM sites all around the camp, but this was for a purely defensive measure, not truly designed to withstand an all-out blitz or bombardment. As soon as the camp was set up, its coordinates would be sent to Christantle for them to know it was a peaceful refugee camp...as well as the consequences of an attack on it. Within 24 hours, it would be able to begin filling toward capacity, around 30,000 refugees and up to, if necessary, 50,000.

Around the designated Beijing airstrips, Erjunhuf fighter and bomber aircraft had been landing for nearly an hour. Also immediately covered inside hangars to protect them from both satellite imagery and air attack, they would more than likely begin their bombing campaign in 2 hours: Christantle had not yet agreed to a ceasefire aimed around a 'status-quo antebellum' term, and so, more than likely, the Air Force would soon be rapidly busy. They already had enough ordnance and napalm to possibly force the enemy into submission before the ground forces would be needed.

Within only a few hours, Erjunhuf would once again be at war to protect against an expansionist, hostile government. And it was more than ready to meet the challenge.

OOC: Any chance to get a map of the border in question, just to avoid any confusion?

by **The Noble World Order** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 2:26 pm

Outside Chinese Waters, The Noble World Order 1st Armada
Outside the waters of Isolated China a powerful force cut through the seas. This was the NWO First Armada. The growing tensions between the Romans and Chinese had caught the eye of the Nobles (OOC: That is what I call my people.) who saw this conflict as an easy way to gain an ally. They would do this simply by offering military support. But the question remained, who would they support? This fleet would decide that.

Although she was a powerful force she was, compared to the fleets of other nations, a medium sized force. She contained the only supercarrier in the NWO navy, the INS Dauntless. She was a true monster in a rapidly budding navy. She also had the support of the small aircraft carrier, the INS Beluga. All the ships of this fleet were a new breed, and strait off the production line.

On the deck of the supercarrier a small Mena-Class Unmaned Jet took off of the deck of the supercarrier. The aircraft was heading for the battlefield. The jet constantly sent out signals to let the two warring sides know she was a nuetral craft.

by **Valtieres** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 2:41 pm

Official Transmission from the Technocratic Hegemony of Valtieres

by **Tehraan** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:00 pm

The Democratic States of Tehraan
Official Communique

To: The Goverment of the Roman Republic of Chistantle
From: Minister Mitalréf Lraga of foreign affairs
Subject: Aid against the Chinese and their allies
Encryption: High

We have noted the struggle against the hypocritical and misguide communists of China. As you are former member of the ULN and an ally of Tehraan during several conflicts we can feel nothing but sympathy for your struggle. Ones again do the vile Chinese show their true nature of communist aggression. The Chinese have to be stopped from taking more land and we wish to extent our hand in fighting for this noble cause. We offer military support in what ever purpose you see our aid fits in your strategy against the Chinese aggressors and their allies. We are capable of send out forces of any of the military branches. Additional support though supply aid is possible.

We hope you consider our offer. Chistantle's forces can benefit greatly from Tehraani aid against the Chinese.

Signed:

Minister Mitalréf Lraga of foreign affairs

by **Isolated China** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:10 pm

OOC: Ok guys, Christantle wants me to lock the thread because he thinks its starting to get kinda nooby. So here is what me and him have decided to do.
It shall be me and him, with one ally from this thread, battling eachother. I'll make a new thread, and name it basically the same, but it shall be closed. I don't know who Christantle is going to choose yet cause he is still deciding, but he'll telegram you if your gonna be his ally. I have chosen mine, and I shall send him/her a telegram telling the person that I have chosen him to be on my side. BTW its just gonna be the people who pledged to aid you that we are choosing from. Sorry peoples for the inconvience!

by **Marcheria** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:14 pm

Isolated China wrote:OOC: Ok guys, Christantle wants me to lock the thread because he thinks its starting to get kinda nooby. So here is what me and him have decided to do.
It shall be me and him, with one ally from this thread, battling eachother. I'll make a new thread, and name it basically the same, but it shall be closed. I don't know who Christantle is going to choose yet cause he is still deciding, but he'll telegram you if your gonna be his ally. I have chosen mine, and I shall send him/her a telegram telling the person that I have chosen him to be on my side. BTW its just gonna be the people who pledged to aid you that we are choosing from. Sorry peoples for the inconvience!

Hey if u choose me i can only send telegrams (im in a school region). If you choose me, please tell me in the storefront on my signature.

Sino-Christantle Border Dispute (MT, Open)

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