The War Cry of Uncle Sam IC

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 9:23 am

Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"I am of the opinion that, in either of those cases, the first priority must be a non-aggression pact. The key to such must be, though, providing a means of nullification that still prevents aggression, yet does not bind the nation in perpetuity."

by **The Manticoran Empire** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 10:04 am

Prolieum wrote:
Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"I am of the opinion that, in either of those cases, the first priority must be a non-aggression pact. The key to such must be, though, providing a means of nullification that still prevents aggression, yet does not bind the nation in perpetuity."

"Hmm. That will definitely occupy sufficient amounts of time."

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 10:57 am

Emperor’s Suite, Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

“I would say the Geneva conventions-but they restrict things nearly harmless and allow for things far worse-if one of us uses tear gas, there is no justification for declaring war. An invasion of the other state is a clear cause, as would be the invasion of another to which one has a defensive pact-but simply allowing for nullification in case of aggression disallows any real action. The requirement for a joint agreement on an action taken would solve the issue-but limit the political freedom of each nation overmuch. Conversely, one could be arranged in which active objection is required against an invasion-but that is similar, if in the inverse.

With two states, a veto power goes too far-but it seems that something of that type must be necessary. While I despise vagaries, I cannot think of a more effective standard than one in which nullification can only occur, if necessary, with one party’s invasion of a third to which the second party actively objects. We must, of course, hold to some kind of gentleman’s agreement so as not to make such an objection unless absolutely necessary-but I think that, of this crop of options, it stands as superior to the others."

by **The Manticoran Empire** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 11:04 am

Prolieum wrote:
Emperor’s Suite, Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

“I would say the Geneva conventions-but they restrict things nearly harmless and allow for things far worse-if one of us uses tear gas, there is no justification for declaring war. An invasion of the other state is a clear cause, as would be the invasion of another to which one has a defensive pact-but simply allowing for nullification in case of aggression disallows any real action. The requirement for a joint agreement on an action taken would solve the issue-but limit the political freedom of each nation overmuch. Conversely, one could be arranged in which active objection is required against an invasion-but that is similar, if in the inverse.

With two states, a veto power goes too far-but it seems that something of that type must be necessary. While I despise vagaries, I cannot think of a more effective standard than one in which nullification can only occur, if necessary, with one party’s invasion of a third to which the second party actively objects. We must, of course, hold to some kind of gentleman’s agreement so as not to make such an objection unless absolutely necessary-but I think that, of this crop of options, it stands as superior to the others."

"Very well. A gentleman's agreement then."

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 11:19 am

Emperor’s Suite, Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"Agreed, for nullification, though, of course, the non-aggression pact will have to be formal."

"I suppose that leaves trade, military, and political issues. Any preference for the next step?"

by **The Manticoran Empire** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 11:26 am

Prolieum wrote:
Emperor’s Suite, Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"Agreed, for nullification, though, of course, the non-aggression pact will have to be formal."

"I suppose that leaves trade, military, and political issues. Any preference for the next step?"

"I propose a Free Trade Agreement to facilitate the free transfer of goods and services, which shall assist both of our economies. As for military, only limited forces will be permitted on the border between California and Freedonia. However, fortifications are permitted. As for Politics, an embassy will be constructed in both Sacramento and your @INSERT FREEDONIAN CAPITAL HERE@."

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 11:28 am

Detroit, Michigan, American Union

The 82nd had done everything in their power to make the city surrender peaceably, but every overture had been refused. Recent reports had reinforcements just start to come out of a training camp some ways to the north, so speed became a priority. Three artillery regiments had been set up, and their targets set-the industry of Detroit. The Detroit Army Arsenal was the first target. Carefully arced shells swept from the skies to blast gaping holes in the walls, collapsing ceilings, crushing equipment. The fire would systematically devastate the massive plant, then sweep across the others, one by one. What they could no hold, they would destroy.

While the guns roared in the north, the forces in the south prepared their move. The airport was on the edge of the southernmost border, a target easily taken without civilian interference. The rush was swift-mechanized infantry rushing in at breakneck speeds, outside of combat safe velocity, sweeping in to form a perimeter between it and the city, preventing NARU forces from using the runway to land their supplies. The heavier vehicles and equipment could be sent in once the landing strip was secured.

Rather unfortunately for them, their first set of reinforcements-a squadron of F/A-18 Hornets, had been attacked by short range SAMs upon crossing the Appalachians, destroying four, and forcing the inbound transports to swing around to the north in their transit.

Elsewhere, the lines cut, the men began to dig counter-siege lines, fortifications facing outward to match the light ones around the city, Alesia-style defenses, protection from a counterattack from the city-or from the relief forces.

Within Pennsylvania, the 29th Division had reached the border-though their reinforcements in the 2nd were still some time behind, tied up as they were with the Philadelphian issue.The push would be a strike into Ohio from the east, following the coasts of the Great Lakes-route I-90, heading directly for the city of Cleveland.

With no forces arrayed against him, General Stull had swiftly taken Dayton. The city was the hub of the manufacturing in the state-or at least it was. Manufacturers suppliers, and shippers all came here to distribute their goods, but now faced storehouses and factories razed by howitzers, railways and roads cratered and destroyed as they passed them. The civilians were left on their own, save those who resisted, for the march was dependent on speed. Some welcomed the troops, saw them as the real Americans, some spat and cursed, most remained silent. Like them or not, there was nothing they can do, and as the Marines rolled on, they would make their slow attempt to remain to normalcy-though now, with the miniscule reinforcements left behind, they were a part of American-occupied territory. The 2nd continued its race down I-75.

In the South, the 3rd had caught up to their opponents -though not before they reached their comrades in their position to cut off Stull's lines of supply. Having run the enemy ragged, the division, well over twice the strength, better equipped, better trained, and with the tactical initiative, spared no finesse, driving into, and seeking to flank their enemy.

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 11:34 am

Emperor's Suite, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"I must respectfully disagree on a free trade agreement. I think it is fairly clear that such would greatly hurt the infant industries of both of our nations. My production of electronics would collapse, your markets in heavy metals would implode. While I am a firm believer that specialization is ultimately of the greatest aid economically, in such an unstable situation, betrayal or destruction on either of our parts would drag the other down with it. For the border-I agree with the removal of troops from such to a minimum. Save Las Vegas, and some training operations in the Mojave Desert, I do not plan to keep any major force there. The establishment of embassies in both Kansas City and Sacramento is, I think, an excellent step towards future friendship."

"I believe that, for some specificity in what is allowed on the border, that armored vehicles, long-range artillery pieces, helicopters, and combat aircraft, specifically, should be banned. Such weapons are clearly the most critical for first-strike capabilities, and the limiting of border forces to infantry, and, perhaps, if necessary, light mechanized vehicles, we will be able to keep tensions there to a minimum,"

by **The Manticoran Empire** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:35 pm

by **The Manticoran Empire** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:39 pm

Prolieum wrote:
Emperor's Suite, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"I must respectfully disagree on a free trade agreement. I think it is fairly clear that such would greatly hurt the infant industries of both of our nations. My production of electronics would collapse, your markets in heavy metals would implode. While I am a firm believer that specialization is ultimately of the greatest aid economically, in such an unstable situation, betrayal or destruction on either of our parts would drag the other down with it. For the border-I agree with the removal of troops from such to a minimum. Save Las Vegas, and some training operations in the Mojave Desert, I do not plan to keep any major force there. The establishment of embassies in both Kansas City and Sacramento is, I think, an excellent step towards future friendship."

"I believe that, for some specificity in what is allowed on the border, that armored vehicles, long-range artillery pieces, helicopters, and combat aircraft, specifically, should be banned. Such weapons are clearly the most critical for first-strike capabilities, and the limiting of border forces to infantry, and, perhaps, if necessary, light mechanized vehicles, we will be able to keep tensions there to a minimum,"

"Infantry and Air Defenses only, then?"

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:45 pm

Emperor's Suite, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"I think that best. Light or short-range anti-tank weaponry would be permissible if part of the allowed fortifications."

by **The Manticoran Empire** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:50 pm

Prolieum wrote:
Emperor's Suite, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"I think that best. Light or short-range anti-tank weaponry would be permissible if part of the allowed fortifications."

"Sounds solid.

As far as the trade deal, we should at least lower tariffs to facilitate trade."

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:53 pm

Emperor's Suite, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"While I remain opposed to such, I suppose, if need be, tariffs could be lowered on some items-though I must take practicality into mind and note that such an agreement would be hard-pressed to pass the Councils."

by **Krugeristan** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:59 pm

Garestaer's Complex, Juneau, Alaska

"What time is it?"

"Thirteen hundred hours, sir."

Garestaer looked the soldier in the eye. "New record, two hours of sitting here doing absolutely nothing. Feels nice, doesn't it?"

"Yes, sir, it does, sir."

"Is there any cake left?"

"No, sir."

"Really? What happened to it, Private?"

"You ate it, sir, and you gave over half your stock to us."

"Lovely. Now I need a way to get more." Garestaer swivels in his chair. "How's oil production going?"

"It's going very well, sir."

"How about steel production?"

"Very well, sir."

"We seriously need to do business with these other nutjobs, though. Anyone look like a willing participant?"

"I've heard talk about Freedonia needing another source of oil."

Garestaer rubs his forehead. "Not Eberhardt again . . ."

The guard doesn't respond. He simply blinks and watches his commander.

"Get me a pen. I have an idea." Garestaer takes a pen and a sheet of paper.

To: Chancellor Eberhardt,

It has taken some thought for me to understand that cooperation between our respectable nations is needed in order for both of us to survive, and, although, it pains me, I've decided to capitulate to my conscience and throw this idea on the table.

Alaska has oil, and we also have steel. A collaborative project on an oil and natural gas pipeline would benefit both of our economies. Let me know if you're interested.

(signed) President Garestaer

"Would you like me to send it, sir?" the guard asked.

Garestaer looked at him. "No, I want you to eat it. Of course I want you to send it!"

The guard takes the letter, and salutes.

by **The Manticoran Empire** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 1:13 pm

Prolieum wrote:
Emperor's Suite, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"While I remain opposed to such, I suppose, if need be, tariffs could be lowered on some items-though I must take practicality into mind and note that such an agreement would be hard-pressed to pass the Councils."

"Well, do what you can."

by **Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 1:17 pm

Sommonwealth Department of War

Order of Battle for Commonwealth Army

-XX 1st Armored Division "Dixie Thunder"
1st Troop Command HQ

--X 115th Heavy Armor Brigade

---- III 1st Armored Regiment(M1A1 Abrams)

---- III 2nd Armored Regiment(M1A1 Abrams)

---- III 3rd Mechanized Regiment(M2 Bradley)

------ II 301st Combat Engineer Battalion

---- III 1st Logistics Regiment

--X 116th Mechanized Brigade

---- III 4th Infantry Regiment(IAV Stryker)

------ II 41st Independent Assault Gun Battalion(M1128 Mobile Gun System)

---- III 5th Infantry Regiment(IAV Stryker)

------ II 51st Mortar Battalion(Cardom)

---- III 6th Mechanized Regiment (M2 Bradley)

---- III 601st Combat Engineer Regiment

--2nd Logistics Regiment

-- X 111st Cavalry Squadron

---- III 7th Mechanized Regiment (M2 Bradley)

---- III 8th Light Armor Regiment (LAV-600)

---- III 9th Light Armor Regiment(Stingray Light Tank)

---- III 3rd Logistics Regiment

-- X 117th Field Artillery Brigade

---- III 10th Artillery Regiment(M142 HIMRAS)

---- III 11th Self Propelled Gun Regiment(M109 howitzer)

---- III 12th Target acquisition Regiment

------- II 206th Signal Company

---- III 13th Support Regiment

-- X 118th Aviation Brigade

--- II 1st Attack Battalion(AH-64 Apache)

--- II 2nd Attack Battalion(AH-64 Apache)

--- II 3rd General Support Battalion(CH-47 Chinook, and HH-60M)

--- II 4th Assault Battalion(UH-60 Black Hawk)

--- II 5th Support Regiment

- X 119th Sustainment Brigade

-- III 5th Engineer Regiment

---- II 5th Admin Battalion

-- III 6th Repair Regiment

---- II 7th Medical Battalion

-- III 8th Logistics Regiment

-- III 9th Maintenance Regiment

- X 120th Air Defense Brigade

--10th Air Defense Regiment (MIM-72 Chaparral)

--11th Light Air Defense Regiment (AN/TWQ-1 Avenger)

--12th SPAAG Regiment(M163 VAD)

-- 21st Logistics Regiment

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-XX 2nd Infantry Division "Longstreet"
2nd Troop Command HQ

--X 39th Infantry Brigade

---- III 12th Infantry Regiment(M113 APC)

------II 1st Tank Destroyer Battalion(M901 ITV)

---- III 14th Infantry Regiment(M113 APC)

---- III 15th Light Mechanized Regiment(LAV-300)

------ II 152nd Combat Engineer Battalion

------ II 153rd Heavy Cavalry Battalion( LAV-600)

---- III 11th Logistics Regiment

--X 40th Light Infantry Brigade

---- III 41st Light Infantry Regiment

------ II 411th Tank Destroyer Battalion (Mk 153)

---- III 42nd Light Infantry Regiment

------ II 421st Mortar Battalion(Soltam K6 mortar)

------ II 422nd Anti Tank Battalion(TOW missile)

---- III 43rd Light Infantry Regiment

------- II 431st Light Anti aircraft Battalion(FIM Stinger)

--- III 601st Combat Engineer Regiment

--- III 12nd Logistics Regiment

-- X 3rd Light Cavalry Brigade

--- III 121st Light Cavalry Regiment(LAV-300)

--- III 32nd Mechanized Infantry Regiment(IAV Stryker)

----- II 321st Assault Gun Battalion (M1128 Mobile Gun System)

--- III 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment

---- II 3rd Tank Battalion(M1A1 SA Abrams)

---- II 4th Mechanized Battalion(M3 Bradley)

---- II 5th Recon Battalion (Humvees)

----- II 12th Artillery Battalion(M109A6 Paladin)

---- II 6th Logistics Regiment

-- X 127th Field Artillery Brigade

---- III 20th Artillery Regiment(M777 Howitzer)

---- III 21st Self Propelled Gun Regiment(M198 howitzer)

---- III 22nd Target acquisition Regiment

------- II 226th Signal Company

---- III 15th Support Regiment

-- X 128th Aviation Brigade

--- II 11th Attack Battalion(AH-64 Apache)

--- II 12th Attack Recon Battalion ( OH-58D Kiowa Warrior)

--- II 13th General Support Battalion(CH-47 Chinook,UH-60 Command Aviation and HH-60M)

--- II 14th Assault Battalion(UH-60 Black Hawk)

--- II 15th Support Regiment

- X 319th Sustainment Brigade

-- III 55th Engineer Regiment

---- II 56th Admin Battalion

-- III 57th Repair Regiment

---- II 58th Medical Battalion

-- III 59th Logistics Regiment

-- III 60th Maintenance Regiment

- X 1st Maneuver Enhancement Brigade

--III 46th Engineer Regiment (Heavy)

--III 47th Infantry Regiment(Light)

--III 61st Logistics Regiment

--II 519th Military Police Battalion

Code: Select all: Franklin Buchanan class Status: Initial Design Builders: Textron Marine and Land Systems Cost: 1 billion per ship Planned: 2 Type: Destroyer Length: 180m Beam: 23m Draft: 5.25m Displacement: 9000 tonnes standard displacement 12,000 tonnes full load Propulsion: 4 General Electric LM2500+G4 CODAG Two Shafts 120,000 shp Range: 2500 Nautical Miles Complement: 21 officers,, 412 enlisted Sensors and processing: AN/SPY-1D(V) multi-function radar AN/SPG-62 fire control radar DSQS-21BZ hull mounted sonar MTeQ towed array sonar system Sagem Infrared Search & Track (IRST) system Electronic warfare & decoys: MK I Electronic warfare suite Towed torpedo decoys Armament: 2x 127mm Mk-45 Mod 4 Naval guns 4x GoalKeeper CIWS 4x 4 Harpoon Missiles 80-cell Mk 41 VLS 48-cell Mk 42 VLS 24-Cell Mk40 VLS 2x 3 Mark 46 Torpedoes 3x 1 Mark 48 Torpedoes Aircraft Carried: One or two Super Lynx

Code: Select all: T-1D Stonewall Infantry Support Tank Dixie Variant(Final Design) Designer: Textron Marine and Land Systems Stage: Design Manufacturer: P.G.T Beauregard Industrial Park, Compound 1 Cost: 3.12 Million USD Produced: N/A Weight: 74 tonnes Length: 9m Width: 4.5m Height: 2.2m Crew: 3(Commander, Gunner, Driver) Armor: Burlington Composite Armor, depleted uranium mesh reinforced T-1: Hull – 1000 mm vs APFSDS, 1250 mm vs HEAT, Turret – 1200 mm vs APFSDS, 2100 mm vs HEAT Pauldrons Figures same as turret Main Armament: 152mm Mk I Howitzer(Design finished) 72 Rounds(12 Rounds in autoloader) Secondary Armament: 2 Modular Hardpoints able to equip MG, Anti tank missile, Grenade launcher or 60mm mortar 1 Coaxial 7.62mm MG 1 Pintle Mounted 12.7mm MG 1 60mm mortar intenal Engine: Textron L32 7 Cycle Cylinder Engine(1750 hp) Transmission: Allison DDA X-1100-3B Suspension: Hydropneumatic suspension(later model) High-hardness-steel torsion bars with rotary shock absorbers(initial model) Ground clearance: 0.34m Fuel capacity 700 Gallons Operational range: 320km Speed: Road: 54 km/h Off Road: 48 km/h Notes: Target awareness, detection, and tracking is minimal, along with other electronics systems-escort by infantry or other armored forces is a necessity, save at close range. Electronic targeting is minimal. Front-mounted turret design provides excellent optics, but somewhat hampered by angled armor around the turret. Firing on swiftly-moving targets is difficult. Commander's Copola added to the top of the turret, boosting visibility, at the cost of a small hard to target weak point Front-mounted turret has excellent traverse rate. Heavy armor leads to weight substantially greater than most modern MBTs. Extreme broad tracks amerliorate this concern on-terrain, but the mass makes air deployment difficult. Modification added to allow the tank to be transported a Lockheed C-5 Galaxy, but no other airlifter has been found to accommodate the tank Relatively low operational range to save cost. 152mm has muzzle velocity issues. Direct fire function added to the howitzer allowing it to have more of a chance to counter enemy tanks Short-barreled gun, and muzzle velocity sacrifice substantial reduce turret weight, allowing for noted greater traverse, as well as the greater space and mass allocated for the engine and armor. Heavily manual controls and motor considered highly reliable, but lacking in effectiveness provided by modern systems. Large fuel capacity somewhat restricts ability to turn swiftly. Operational range tuned down to make room for additional armor Engine is rear-mounted. Additional armor has further reduced speed, but it is still considered acceptable for Commonwealth purposes Broad tracks, large, overpowered engine, and direct suspension enable excellent off-road performance, though said tracks reduce speed on-road. Broad tracks lead to a greater area to be struck by mines, though durability against such is excellent. Protection is designed for attacks from multiple angles, and is considered effective against man-portable anti-tank weaponry. Armor skirts, pauldrons Lower autoloader capacity allows the vehicle to survive more shots Slightly longer to pontentially convert into IFV Some fuel tanks mounted externally, with a simple mechanical lock to prevent fire spreading , making the tank more survivable in the case of getting hit, though at the expense of potentially reducing operational range in combat WEAKPOINT: Rear lower glacis has been reinforced, and a skirt added to the rear, though this has lead to mild back-heavy issues, fixed by adding more armor to the front to the balance the tank out Rear glacis still can be penetrated by Abrams fire Track reinforcement was an extremely simple affair, burrowed from CR engineers If pauldrons are struck from behind by some manner, or punched through, armor beneath them is extremely thin, Aerial attack is still a major problem for such a lumbering beast

by **Chewion** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 1:34 pm

Austin, Texas
President Kiser was sitting in his office when his aid walked in and handed him a letter. Kiser read the letter and then said "Ok I want police to find him and give him a warning. Also have them bring the paperwork for him to get a license to broadcast." The aid nodded and left to carry out the orders.

Texas-Freedonia Southern Border
The man now going as Radio Outlaw was turning on the radio again and had started broadcasting his message on even more radio stations. He had also been able to get on a national Freedonian station for about five minutes before they got him off. He had increased the range of his broadcast the night before. He had received reports of a few people that had started to form a group. He only knew that the group was going to start recruiting more people and do something big soon. He was lost in thought when he heard a knock on the door and he turned off the radio broadcaster and covered it up. He then went to the door.

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 1:48 pm

Emperor's Suite, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

"I suppose, then, that the only real thing remaining is geopolitics." Eberhardt gave a hand signal, and the various staff left, along with the guards turning, stepping outside the door. He waited a moment, then nodded. "The room is secure. Ultimately, isolationist or no, we both have designs of some sort on the other nations-peaceful or otherwise. I think it best that we avoid tripping each other up in such a regard out of ignorance."

by **Chewion** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:15 pm

President Kiser had just got back from a meeting with his generals and the defense of Detroit was almost ready. Kiser went to his phone and called Eberhardt.

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:16 pm

Freedom 1, Colorado, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

As his craft rocketed through the air, Eberhardt idly thanked the attendant for the papers he had just been handed, and flipped through them carefully, focusing his bloodshot eyes. Looked like another from Garestaer-but this one at least seemed reasonable. He frowned. Mostly reasonable. There seemed to be an issue.

Garestaer,

While I think such a project a sound decision, I believe it largely impossible or impractical without the support of either Washington, Oregon, or Canada. The latter is impossible-the former, though, is worth an attempt-unless you have another idea on how to connect such a pipeline to the Republic without crossing through possibly hostile territory?

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:19 pm

Freedom 1, Colorado, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

Hearing the buzz, Eberhardt pulled his phone out of his pocket, dropped the darn thing, and after a swipe or two, managed to pick it up. "State your identity and purpose."

by **Chewion** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:22 pm

Prolieum wrote:
Freedom 1, Colorado, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

Hearing the buzz, Eberhardt pulled his phone out of his pocket, dropped the darn thing, and after a swipe or two, managed to pick it up. "State your identity and purpose."

Austin, Texas

Kiser sat back in his chair and said "Hello old friend. I need to talk with you about me using your airspace to get to the AU. You see I am going to save Detroit and its factories from Stull."

by **Federal States of Xathuecia** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:24 pm

The New American Republic of the Union

Detroit, Michigan

Civilians as well as special operatives began to terrorize the occupying forces while bombs were set up on funnel points such as roads. As enemy vehicles passed over them, the explosion rocked the city in the hope of defending the city. As soon as the bombs descended into the city, all that could be salvaged from the factories was grabbed. Soon trained soldiers were arriving with the 1st Tank Battalion of Ohio alongside the Regiment 103rd of Ohio. More soldiers and militias were being trained in Columbus so the city was deemed safe enough. With the forces within a few miles from the city, the soldiers within Detroit began their counterattack as tanks used city streets as cover while the army used guerilla tactics weaving through the city blocks using weapons like rocket launchers to attack as many as they could. At the same time, forces from Michigan were but 20 minutes out of the city prepared to split and flank the forces. Airlifts were also coming down in Toledo by the Regiment 303rd of Illinois. Together they hoped to trap the enemy inside the city while also destroying. Artillery was quickly moving to Auburn Hills sticking close to the Canadian border in the hope of deterring an attack yet attempting to reach the high ground. Fighters and the supersonic bombers also prepared in Columbus to take flight once Texan aircraft would link up with them.

Chicago, Illinois

Jackson quickly signed the Operational Acts which not only allowed Texas permission to enter its airspace and territory but also put into place two important operations that might be able to win the war. At the same time, Chicago was recovering as businesses were investing money to rebuild and with it, the Union seemed on the rise.

Ohio In General

With Stull having occupied Lima, citizens took to the streets in protest as special spies infiltrated placing bombs on all strategic exits from the city in the hope that when Stull needed to move, he would find it rather difficult. Forces from Cincinnati were also travelling quickly to Lima hoping to distract Stull as well as with the forces from Kentucky were moving secretly to surprise Stull. This would trap him and with the tanks, Strykers, and even some artillery, he would have no choice but to be defeated utterly. And Lima was not a city that was cared for much if it had to be destroyed.

Ohio In General

To: The Constitutional Republic of Freedonia
From: The New American Republic of the Union

Dear Whom It May Concern,

The New American Republic of the Union which has involved itself in a war of liberation against the tyrannical regime of Robert Stull has faced grieving losses. The majority of these came from the bombings of Chicago which has spun the wheels of war to defeat the dictatorship to the East. To prevent such bombings, missiles have been employed and have worked successfully but as production is shifted elsewhere, we propose a deal for the purchase of missiles produced by Freedonia and in return a share of tank production will be diverted towards Freedonia for the continuation of the agreement. May our need be satisfied and aid both the nations.

Sincerely,

The Government of the Union

by **Hillary Clinton 2016-2024** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:26 pm

Philadelphia,Pennsylvania
Farms outside the city were built everyday,fueled by Subsidies and Subsidies toward research regarding Agriculture and Horticulture.High School students often helped farmers irrigate crops,Water was being pumped from a New Water Purification Plant in Erie,Pennsylvania.Wheat,Corn,and Grains were prioritized in Subsidies,with Fruits also receiving a good amount of subsidies.Governor Jean Wesson aimed for Agriculture,Oil,Technology and Fishing to be major industries in Pennsylvania.Many thousands of new workers managed Oil facilities,Managed Fishing Boats,And worked in Factories producing supplies for major industries.If you drove out of the city it would be very hard not to see a farm or five,for that matter,being constructed.Builders continued building farms,knowing that food supplies would run out of they didn't,Farms were built round the clock,24/7 by 6 shifts of four hours.

by **Prolieum** » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:29 pm

Freedom 1, Colorado, Constitutional Republic of Freedonia

Eberhardt smirked. "You shot down one of my men because you were too stubborn just to move a bit back in your own blasted airspace. Why on earth should I trust you in mine?"

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