Wyinkvorth Military Airport
1:37 AM Western European Time
The silvery moon rested in the sky, the hazy light of it streaming through the branches of nearby trees. Fog engulfed the sole military airport of Kolmya, obscuring the planes that sat on the runway, bored looking ground crews sitting around the fuel and cargo waiting to be loaded onto the planes. Minister of Defense Ulf Kvert and two other senior officers sat around a conference table inside the command center of the airport. A ceiling projector streamed a split image onto the screen, one half of the screen having a large council of politicians, and the other displaying a weary appearing older man, the president Kodvik Rakken. Ulf rubbed his head and sighed as a headache set in, no doubt caused by the constant bickering of the council, which he had to witness the past 2 hours of.
"But, by sending military advisers to the SLA, we are effectively declaring war upon Sanguano", argued one of the many politicians of the council. His brow furrowed at this. "I believe,"he continued on,"that we should announce to the world that we condemn the Government of Sanguano for how they have handled the scenario, and also provide money to the SLA."
"However,"started a different man,"You have raised a very good point by saying that they have handled the situation in a very unprofessional manner. Maybe since they have made this such an international issue, we should not only offer our opinion on the issue, we should also send a small group of elite military advisers to help train the SLA."
After another hour or so of deliberation, the council had reached a verdict on what they were to do as a nation. The exhausted men and women of the council, as well as the President, and the minister of defense, had decided that they would send a sum of 100,000 Vikbehrs ($125,000) to the SLA, as well as send advisers to the SLA. The Government of Kolmya however wants the Government of Sanguano that Kolmya is not declaring war on them.
With the word that the small squad of 8 military advisers would be parachuting into Sanguano after all, the ground crews got of their lazy asses and started fueling up the 3 planes. Other members of the ground crews loaded the wooden crates up the ramp into the planes. 8 soldiers, dressed in their solid-green uniforms, also climbed the ramp of one of the An-26's. They set their large packs down in front of them, and took a seat, strapping themselves in for a long flight. As one of the advisers began to drift off, he was jolted awake by the starting of the turbo-props. The large black plane lifted off the slick runway, it's wheels making loud skidding noises as they left the tar surface. The tips of the pine trees faded away below as the formation of planes climbed higher into the sky.