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PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 9:23 am
by Die Erworbenen Namen
Free Asian Ports wrote:
Congreveopia wrote:It started in April. Moving an army around the world or conquering an entire nation is the sort of thing that could well span multiple months.


So, how long your troops take might well be shorter than how long Vanquaria's take, but you still need to figure out how long (or I can if you want).

Shouldn't Donner's and DEN's forces take just as long, then?


I had my forces get ready a long, long time ago. So no.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 9:36 am
by The GAmeTopians
Lemme if you want links, I've been using Halcyon Arms because I'm shit at making my own tech :p
4 Warhorse-class (Dreadnought)
4 Legion-class (Battleship)
1 High Noble-class (Supercarrier)
76 AC-53 Apollyon (Attack Gunship)
58 F/A 70 Panther II (Stealth Air Superiority Fighter)
58 F/B-60I Ironwolf (Multirole Fighter)

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 9:53 am
by The United Remnants of America
Free Asian Ports wrote:
Congreveopia wrote:Well, in this case I believe the dates are probably very strategically significant. The difference between reinforcements arriving in a few days and a few weeks could very well be the difference between stopping the Remnant military near the border and stopping the Remnant military after they've taken large pieces of Zhanguan territory (or not stopping them at all, if they shatter the Zhanguan army before reinforcements arrive).

This is all happening in April...

Actually, as of Vanq's post, it is not. Vanq/Helg/Novaya are landing in Zhangua in May.

Congreveopia wrote:
Second Helghan Empire wrote:
whenever vanq invaded I guess. I don't understand why we are so worried about the dates it's never been a real big deal before though, :meh:

Well, in this case I believe the dates are probably very strategically significant. The difference between reinforcements arriving in a few days and a few weeks could very well be the difference between stopping the Remnant military near the border and stopping the Remnant military after they've taken large pieces of Zhanguan territory (or not stopping them at all, if they shatter the Zhanguan army before reinforcements arrive).


Exactly. Since on April 24th, I started moving into Zhangua, and the Vanquarian & co. reinforcements begin arriving on May 4th, depending on how much resistance Zhanguanese troops offer, it's possible I could have driven my army across half of Zhangua at that point in time. They could be fighting me on the isthmus when they arrive.

Free Asian Ports wrote:
Congreveopia wrote:It started in April. Moving an army around the world or conquering an entire nation is the sort of thing that could well span multiple months.


So, how long your troops take might well be shorter than how long Vanquaria's take, but you still need to figure out how long (or I can if you want).

Shouldn't Donner's and DEN's forces take just as long, then?

It's possible, depending on what he sent or how long it's taken him. I honestly can't say because I admittedly haven't been focusing on the Reutoan Front.

Congreveopia wrote:
Vanquaria wrote:
4th of May

I noticed that I was much far behind in time by looking at other's posts so I decided to focus on after my fleet has made landfall which took pretty much just over a week now from my planned 4-5 days at sea.

That gives you 5-6 days to load 100,000 soldiers onto your boats, right? I don't know if that's realistic. Anyone with more experience on large-scale army mobilization want to comment?


This is very true. A force of 100,000 light infantry would take 50 America-class amphibious assault ships to carry. And that's just light infantry with bare minimum supplies. To protect a force of 50 amphibs, you'd need proportional defensive and support units, so you'd be moving a massive fleet and you'd be moving at the speed of your slowest ship, which would most likely be the Americas, since they can only push roughly 20 knots.

Because if you waited on everyone getting ready at once and to move at once in a massive fleet, it'd take weeks upon weeks to organize, and the logistics train would be strained to deal with so much at once as well as the administration would hate to organize a movement so massive when there's simply more efficient means to do it.

That's why most large-scale movements like that move in waves. So say you have 15 Americas, you'd be moving the troops in a first wave, and then the Americas would transport back to your nation and pick up a second wave and so on. Also while this is happening, and also before your amphibious troops even landed, you'd have soldiers travelling via military air transport and civilian airlines to reach their destination as the first boots on the ground.

Now, this causes an issue, since the size of Ausozera is larger, meaning air transport wouldn't be feasible between continents due to the distance. But we could glaze over that fact in the face of making this go quicker.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 11:01 am
by Congreveopia
The United Remnants of America wrote:
Free Asian Ports wrote:Shouldn't Donner's and DEN's forces take just as long, then?

It's possible, depending on what he sent or how long it's taken him. I honestly can't say because I admittedly haven't been focusing on the Reutoan Front.

Same here. Although I am happy to give my option on issues pertaining to that if someone brings them up on the OOC, but I'm not hunting through those posts checking for inaccuracies* like I am on the Zhanguan front.

*If I was, I would probably comment on the fact that running a minimum interval takeoff on all of the Union airbases in Ruetoa is going to cause at least a few aircraft to crash from accidents probably. Not to mention the absolute nightmare it's going to create for civilian air traffic control.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:08 pm
by Cholov
Sorry for the short post.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:09 pm
by Vanquaria
Cholov wrote:Sorry for the short post.


Nah your post is very much a quality post in my standards

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:10 pm
by Western Pacific Territories
That's it, I'm bringing the 52nd IDGAF Brigade.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:12 pm
by Congreveopia
Cholov wrote:
The Gulf of Fruit
(Image)
The Cholovian troops swim ashore


Under Vanquarian escort the transport fleet steamed across the Gulf of Fruit. Hopefully no one would dare assault them now that they had a large escort force. Eventually the flotilla came in sight of the Zhanguan coast and the transports deployed landing craft, which released the first waves of Cholovian troops into the water. Sloshing ashore, the Slavic soldiers quickly secured the area and set up a communications tower. More landing craf were deployed, and soon the beach was swarming with Cholovian soldiers. After only fifteen minutes they made contact with Zhanguan forces and told them that they had landed to defend Zhangua against Remnant forces.

Afterwards the troops sent patrols deep into the Zhanguan countryside to secure the area and set up watchtowers. After two hours 28,000 troops had disembarked and were busy setting up a large camp and defenses several miles inland. General Sliwa and his staff soon arrived and began developing Cholovian strategy. Troops continued to pour onto the beach well into the night, as did crates of equipment and hulking military vehicles. Cholov had landed.
Congreveopia wrote:I'm going to assume that both of these occur mid-August, given that neither of these posts have dates associated with them. :p

1) That post should have a date.
2) There's currently discussion about what's a reasonable date for a post like this.
3) They don't need to swim ashore if there's a friendly harbor.

Basically, just wait for a bit and I'll tell you what date should probably go at the top there.

Cholov wrote:Sorry for the short post.

Don't worry, short posts are fine if there isn't much you need to say, and your post was fine. Here are some ideas for things you could talk about in future posts if you want to, but never feel obliged to pad a post for length alone. Just If you think of something you want to write.

1) How does an average soldier of yours feel about what's going on? RP them and describe their thoughts.
2) What are your commanders planning? What do they think the enemy's going to do? Are they worried or confident?

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:14 pm
by Western Pacific Territories
Now that I think of it, while it's really excessive to time-skip to August when it's early May ICly, considering how Zhangua is half-occupied according to URA, it makes sense.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:17 pm
by Cholov
Congreveopia wrote:
Cholov wrote:
The Gulf of Fruit
(Image)
The Cholovian troops swim ashore


Under Vanquarian escort the transport fleet steamed across the Gulf of Fruit. Hopefully no one would dare assault them now that they had a large escort force. Eventually the flotilla came in sight of the Zhanguan coast and the transports deployed landing craft, which released the first waves of Cholovian troops into the water. Sloshing ashore, the Slavic soldiers quickly secured the area and set up a communications tower. More landing craf were deployed, and soon the beach was swarming with Cholovian soldiers. After only fifteen minutes they made contact with Zhanguan forces and told them that they had landed to defend Zhangua against Remnant forces.

Afterwards the troops sent patrols deep into the Zhanguan countryside to secure the area and set up watchtowers. After two hours 28,000 troops had disembarked and were busy setting up a large camp and defenses several miles inland. General Sliwa and his staff soon arrived and began developing Cholovian strategy. Troops continued to pour onto the beach well into the night, as did crates of equipment and hulking military vehicles. Cholov had landed.
Congreveopia wrote:I'm going to assume that both of these occur mid-August, given that neither of these posts have dates associated with them. :p

1) That post should have a date.
2) There's currently discussion about what's a reasonable date for a post like this.
3) They don't need to swim ashore if there's a friendly harbor.

Basically, just wait for a bit and I'll tell you what date should probably go at the top there.

Cholov wrote:Sorry for the short post.

Don't worry, short posts are fine if there isn't much you need to say, and your post was fine. Here are some ideas for things you could talk about in future posts if you want to, but never feel obliged to pad a post for length alone. Just If you think of something you want to write.

1) How does an average soldier of yours feel about what's going on? RP them and describe their thoughts.
2) What are your commanders planning? What do they think the enemy's going to do? Are they worried or confident?

Thanks for the ideas. I made them swim ashore to fit the picture. And I didn't make a date because I didn't want to conflict with anything or mess up dates or anything like that. If I should add a date please tell me a good one.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:28 pm
by Congreveopia
Western Pacific Territories wrote:Now that I think of it, while it's really excessive to time-skip to August when it's early May ICly, considering how Zhangua is half-occupied according to URA, it makes sense.

I wasn't suggesting a time skip, it was just a joke. If you are asking my opinion, though. I think we should quickly (2-3 posts) wrap up this confrontation at the border then work out on the OOC the next few weeks of fighting (how far URA pushes into Zhangua), then proceed from the point where Zhangua's allies arrive (so that other people can fully participate).

Cholov wrote:
Congreveopia wrote:1) That post should have a date.
2) There's currently discussion about what's a reasonable date for a post like this.
3) They don't need to swim ashore if there's a friendly harbor.

Basically, just wait for a bit and I'll tell you what date should probably go at the top there.


Don't worry, short posts are fine if there isn't much you need to say, and your post was fine. Here are some ideas for things you could talk about in future posts if you want to, but never feel obliged to pad a post for length alone. Just If you think of something you want to write.

1) How does an average soldier of yours feel about what's going on? RP them and describe their thoughts.
2) What are your commanders planning? What do they think the enemy's going to do? Are they worried or confident?

Thanks for the ideas. I made them swim ashore to fit the picture. And I didn't make a date because I didn't want to conflict with anything or mess up dates or anything like that. If I should add a date please tell me a good one.

Fair enough. I'll let you know about the date once we've sorted it out. And it might make sense for them to be swimming to shore, I suppose if they wanted to avoid clustering in one potentially bomb-able location (or if URA captured all the ports before you showed up :p).

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:59 pm
by Equator Confederation
Congreveopia wrote:
Western Pacific Territories wrote:Now that I think of it, while it's really excessive to time-skip to August when it's early May ICly, considering how Zhangua is half-occupied according to URA, it makes sense.

I wasn't suggesting a time skip, it was just a joke. If you are asking my opinion, though. I think we should quickly (2-3 posts) wrap up this confrontation at the border then work out on the OOC the next few weeks of fighting (how far URA pushes into Zhangua), then proceed from the point where Zhangua's allies arrive (so that other people can fully participate).

Cholov wrote:Thanks for the ideas. I made them swim ashore to fit the picture. And I didn't make a date because I didn't want to conflict with anything or mess up dates or anything like that. If I should add a date please tell me a good one.

Fair enough. I'll let you know about the date once we've sorted it out. And it might make sense for them to be swimming to shore, I suppose if they wanted to avoid clustering in one potentially bomb-able location (or if URA captured all the ports before you showed up :p).

Congreveopia has spoken. Do it now.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 5:05 pm
by The United Remnants of America
Cholov: Three things.

1. You glitched up, double-posted
2. No date, which is useful. I'll just assume it's concurrent with Vanq.
3. Vanq landed on the Northeast side. If you go through the Gulf of Fruit, you'd be passing through my fleets.

Cong: Yeah, also the confrontations in the Gulf of Fruit.

Western Pacific Territories wrote:Now that I think of it, while it's really excessive to time-skip to August when it's early May ICly, considering how Zhangua is half-occupied according to URA, it makes sense.

No No No. We're at two points ICly. Early May for Vanq and friends' landing and late April for everything else.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 5:07 pm
by Western Pacific Territories
That's way too confusing. Just set a date in May for everyone to follow from.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 5:08 pm
by The United Remnants of America
Western Pacific Territories wrote:That's way too confusing. Just set a date in May for everyone to follow from.

Well, see, the fun thing is you can blame Vanq for fucking up the dating issue.

Moving forward suddenly though causes issues, since we skip whether or not a certain Portean sub gets into a sub war or if shooting picks up at the Remnant-Zhanguan border or in the Gulf of Fruit.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 6:07 pm
by Vanquaria
Oh wait everyone still in April, eyes told me May last night lol

I'll edit nw, I get the prob now no need for profanity haha

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 6:11 pm
by Vanquaria
Wait dons post is 4th of May too? Huh?

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 6:24 pm
by Empire of Donner land
I was just sticking with what date it was IRL.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 6:40 pm
by Cholov
The United Remnants of America wrote:Cholov: Three things.

1. You glitched up, double-posted
2. No date, which is useful. I'll just assume it's concurrent with Vanq.
3. Vanq landed on the Northeast side. If you go through the Gulf of Fruit, you'd be passing through my fleets.

Cong: Yeah, also the confrontations in the Gulf of Fruit.

Western Pacific Territories wrote:Now that I think of it, while it's really excessive to time-skip to August when it's early May ICly, considering how Zhangua is half-occupied according to URA, it makes sense.

No No No. We're at two points ICly. Early May for Vanq and friends' landing and late April for everything else.

I'll delete the extra post and edit mine to land on the North East side.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 7:11 pm
by Free Asian Ports
Updating my initial ORBAT, this is the proper 1st Fleet, 4th Subgroup:
Carrier Division 3
  • MKF Amagi (Queen Elizabeth class, CATOBAR variant)
    • VFA-14 "Tophatters" (12 F/A-18E Super Hornets)
    • VX-30 "Bloodhounds" (10 F/A-18F Super Hornets, 2 F/A-14W Super Bombcats (experimental))
    • VFP-2 "Soaring Phoenixes" (6 RF-38D Phoenixes)
    • VAQ-7 "Bombardiers" (2 EKA-3B Skywarriors)
    • VAW-16 "Sky Squids" (4 E-2D Hawkeyes)
    • HS-64 "Whirlybirds" (4 AS565 Panthers)
DESRON 20
  • MKF Hokaze (Atago class)
  • MKF Nokaze (Atago class)
  • MKF Namikaze (Atago class)
  • MKF Numakaze (Atago class)
  • MKF Hayate (Atago class)
  • MKF Asanagi (Atago class)
    • HS-85 “Fire Hawks” (6 SH-60K Sea Hawks)
FRIGRON 35
  • MKF Stout (Formidable class)
    MKF Chivalrous (Formidable class)
    MKF Benevolent (Formidable class)
    MKF Baleful (Formidable class)
    MKF Despiteful (Formidable class)
    MKF Virulent (Formidable class)
    • HSM-80 "Jaguars" (6 SH-90C NFH)

This is the carrier MKF Amagi and it's escorts along with those of Carrier Division 11, which I listed in the other ORBAT that details the rest of 1st Fleet.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 7:53 pm
by Urran
Totally going to send a fleet to scare URA away from Urran. Also to retrieve that blasted drone of mine. I'll post tomorrow evening.

PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 10:56 pm
by Urran
Urranese Turkey Southern Fleet-

1X Gojira Class Supercarrier
-64X F24 Iriomote (essentially a stealth Tomcat borrowing many F22 technologies)
-2X F117N (carrier based stealth bomber)
-6X EA18G
-6X KC18 (refueling variant of the F/A-18E/F
-4X C2
-5X E2D

1X Ginza Class Amphibious Assault Ship
-6X AV10 (fifth generation Harrier)
-8X AH64E (Westland Apache so ship storable)
-14X AW101
-4X CH53K
-10X CB90 Combat Boat


1X Natano Class Amphibious Transport Dock
-4X AW101
-5X CB90 Combat Boat

8X Mosura Class Destroyer
-2X helicopter each (1X SH60, 1X MH60R)

2X Atago Class Guided Missile Cruiser
-1X AW101 each

5X Akizuki Class Frigate
-1X SH60 each

3X Jyu Class Littoral Combat Ship (minesweeper configuration)
-1X MH60R each

3X Hayabusa Class Corvette (C-Sword 90 Class)
-1X AW101 Each

3X Manda Class Attack Submarine (one for Gulf of Fruit, two more for ocean patrol near Zhengua

1X Ebirah Class Submarine (cruise missile variant)


Urranese 12th Fighter Wing
-15X F15SE

Urranese 37th Fighter Wing
-10X F25 (upscaled F22 with multi-role capability)

Other Air Force and Army Aviation Components
-12X MH60W
-5X MH53K (Pave Low version of CH53K)
-15X UH60
-12X CH47F
-5X AH64E
-4X C17
-6X A400M
-2X E767
-2X KC36

Urranese Peace Keeping Force

-2,200 personnel

-15X K2 MBT
-30X Baragon APC
-10X Baragon IFV
-5X Baragon with AMOS mortar
-10X Baragon Ambulance
-12X K21 IFV
-5X Neko Scout Cars (Fennek)
-5X Archer Artillery Systems
-5X M777 Guns
-3X M142
-15X Bronco 2 tracked carriers
-40X KM1 Utility Vehicles
-25X Medium Utility Trucks
-15X Heavy Utility Trucks
-3X UVR3 Engineering Vehicles
-5X M88A2
-5X Assault Breacher Vehicles
-2X M104

-1X Battery of S500 (8 launchers, command post, radar and replenishment vehicles)
-2X Python Battery (10 launchers, command post)
-5X Type 50 (Pantsir S)


Esgonia Talked me into this. I'll be deploying a small insignificant force to Zhengua. Far back from the front, won't bother with defending the front line but will wait for URA to fight his way to me.

PostPosted: Sat May 07, 2016 8:11 am
by Novaya Equestria
Hey, URA.

PostPosted: Sat May 07, 2016 9:14 am
by Reutoa
Can we please have a separate thread for the Invasion of me?

PostPosted: Sat May 07, 2016 9:21 am
by Reutoa
Empire of Donner land wrote:I was just sticking with what date it was IRL.


SNIP