Civil War in Luxembourg-Bavaria(IC/Open/Reboot)

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

This is the IC for the Bavarian Civil War. All accepted nations can post now. Right now deploy your troops.

Government forces can land at Munich International Airport.

Nationalist forces land at Nuremberg National Airport

Marxist forces land at Augsburg Military Airfield

[Andsed]

Nuremberg National Airport

2nd Andsedian Armored Infantry Regiment 8,000 men and 67 M1 Abram tanks, Under command of Brigadier General Scott Bradley:

1st Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel John Duke
2nd Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Lucas Reid
3rd Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Ryan
4th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Conor Ramos
5th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Liam Richards
6th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Briggs Schultz
7th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Bobby Mckinney
8th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Arian West
9th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Marvin Booth
10th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Trevor Bruce
1st Andsedian Armored Battalion 67 M1 Abram tanks, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Jeffery Clemons

Brigadier General Scott Bradley sat on one of the transport planes that was flying them to Nuremberg National Airport. His regiment was ordered to go and aid the Nationalist in the Bavarian Civil War. The plan was simple they would land and he would hopefully talk with the Nationalist commander about plans while awaiting reinforcements from other nations. He was alerted to the fact they were now in Nationalist airspace so he quickly sent a message down to Nationalist troops saying.

"Hello to Bavarian Nationalist forces. I am Brigadier General Scott Bradley of the Andsedian military. We are here to help requesting to land.

[Nyevzky]

A day like any other. 6:40 a.m. 6 cargo helicopters, from Nyevzky, land at a military airport in Berlin. The Nyevzky Government, led by President Nidrapov, did not sit idly by when a nearby country was entering a crisis for the second time. The helicopters departed from Hávorusk, the capital of Nyevzky and arrived in Berlin in a relatively short time. Three of the cargo helicopters, were full of specialized medical personnel, composed of a total of fifteen doctors per helicopter, including also an inspector, a squadron leader and a representative Nyevzkyan. (Whose use is to enter into conversations with a government official to coordinate in which areas doctors will operate)

The physicians' clothing was a completely white overalls, a white base suit capable of absorbing liquids and toxic substances, a surgical cap, white gloves, blue boots and a medical mask. On the back, a large circle of red enclosing the medical cross, also red and on top of the cross, was written "Nyevzkyan Medic" in navy blue. On the right arm, the Nyevzky flag. In this way, doctors could operate both in war zones and in safe areas and would be easily identified.

The Inspector's clothing was the same, with the difference that the overalls, the base suit, the surgical cap, the boots and the mask were navy blue. The design of the medical cross and the Nyevzky flag was the same, with the difference that on the back, there was not a "Nyevzkyan Medic", but a "Nyevzkyan Inspector" in white.

The squad leader wore the same dress as the inspector and the same color, with the difference that on his back there was a "Leader of the Nyevzkyan medics".

As for Representative Nyevzkyan, he was dressed in formal attire.

The troops were met at the airport and awaited the arrival of a representative of the local government to receive orders.The other 3 helicopters were full of medical supplies and some food. There was also a crew of 2 army soldiers in each helicopter. The soldiers had received the orders to escort and protect the doctors wherever they went, therefore they would accompany the medics. The clothing of these soldiers was mainly a vest with integrated ballistic protection equipment, underneath a shirt with an opaque green camouflage, cargo pants with the same design, black boots and an opaque green ballistic helmet. The weapon they all carried was the same, a modified black AN-94.
The medical staff consisted of surgeons, medical specialists and general operations physicians, most of them were young people without much experience, they did not exceed 34 years (except for the Inspector), however they were highly trained for all types of situations because the medicine in Nyevzky is quite advanced and very well subsidized, so the doctors had very effective studies.Nyevzky had sent these troops as part of a solidarity action in order to improve relations between the country and Nyevzky, in addition to softening the consequences.The head of the medical squad was named George Bufël, he was a 33-year-old specialist medic-surgeon.The Inspector was Gail Ezal, an experienced 42-year-old physician.The representative of Nyevzky sent was a 29-year-old diplomat named Robert Krimson.

Then, the medical personnel and the soldiers who had to escort them were already out of the helicopters, im the Berlin airport while the Nyevzky representative went to find someone in charge of the Luxembourg-Bavaria government to start working. Nyevzky had made his intervention public, in addition, declaring himself as "neutral".

[A m e n r i a]

Tag

[Indo States]

OOC: This is Meeting.

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Chitern Fort, Hudson Bay, Republia Oblast
The Fatiman Army Discuss about the Civil War in Luxembourg Bavaria. As the Plan Coming, Communists Protest outside of the Fort. Then SWAT Forced to Stop the Protest

General had Send an Letter to the Luxembourg-Bavaria due to Uncontrolled Protests inside Fatiman Empire.

FATIMAN IMPERIAL ARMY

Dear Chancellor, We Have Uncontrolled Protests inside the Fatiman Empire. Should you Respond Please because They Have AK-47 and They Still Attacking Swat Forces. And I Send Soldiers where Communists Protest.

- General Mikoyo Miroshchev

[Danubian Peoples]

It was cold day in Vienna..

The government building sat still like all the others. The people walked up and down the streets like ordered ants, stopping only to get back inside or chat with others. But the insides were different. Here was where people could act freely, and including those in power, for very important news had reached their doorstep.

Hess Burgens sat with many important military officials, about to begin a debate that may fire back at them worse than WW3...

'Sir!" Yelled a men bursting out the meeting room doors. He held a single, folded up paper on his right palm, and presented it to Hess, promptly before dropping onto the table in front of him.

'It's a direct message from Moscow.'

'Must you catch by surprise, young man?' Hess aid back sternly. 'Anyway, let us see what this document holds..'

To whom it may concern...

The conflict north of the Austrian People's Republic has garnered our attention.... If the 2003 treaty government were to fall, it could either be a valuable ally, or the loss of another state to the West. We MUST intervene. However, as per the Treaty of Bucharest, the USSR and its allies may not and will not intervene in any conflict classified as internal, effectively limiting the expansion of the Warsaw Pact's borders. And as per the 2003 treaty concerning Luxembourg-Bavaria itself, we are obliged to aid the legitimate government militarily or otherwise, and ONLY the legitimate government. Send what forces you can spare north. Be sure not to garner attention with regards to your presence. Participate in active conflict only when the cameras are not pointed towards you. We will be supporting the legitimate government as stated earlier in this message. Do not provide aid to the Marxist Brigade. They and the Westerner rebels are dangerous groups seeking to upturn the delicate balance held as of now.

Signed,
Moscow

After much rambling after this, the forces to be sent to the conflict areas will be comprised of:
The 26th Mixed Brigade consisting of the 60th, 61st, and 62nd Automatic Battalions, each numbering 800, totalling to 2400 infantry men, as well as the 13th Tank Battalion, composed of 60 multirole main battle tanks
and the
The 30th Infantry Brigade, consisting of the 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd Automatic Battalions, to a total of 3200 infantry men.
Shortly after, these forces began to assemble at some remote military base in the Alps, and drove north.

[Transnistria State]

The Transnistria State Sential

The government decides to fully support Marxist Forces in the Luxembourg-Bavaria Civil War!!!

Today, Transnistria State's government starts training Marxist Forces in the Luxembourg-Bavaria Civil War. A couple days ago our government decided to support the Marxist Forces in the Civil War and has begun training their troops.Tomorrow Transnistria will start deploying troops at Augsburg Military Airfield. In another couple of days Transnistria will start to give Marxist Forces a'lot of tanks in return the Marxist Forces will give us some money!!!

[Indo States]

Fatiman Soldiers was now in Munich International Airport and Fatiman Airborne Soldiers was Now Landed. Watching the Communists taking down the Luxembourg-Bavaria.

As General Said, Take Down the Communists, Bringing all of Snipers. Tanks where Moving and Parking for Incursion. One of Communists had Taken Down by the Army.

Ramseyian and Fatiman Soldiers Moving Together for War against the Communists and Fascists.

When Rasmussenian Soldiers Moving to Luxemborug-Bavaria, They Genocided 1,000 Communist Politicians. when Taking down the Communists, It's Continue to Attack Communism Lands.

As Rainy Days in Luxembourg-Bavaria, Fogs keeping soldiers Can't See any of those Enemies. They Shoot Accidentally the one Luxembourgish Nationalist and 2 Bavarian Soldiers.

Fatiman Aid the 3 Wounded People because of Misencounter Attack due to Fog by Rains.

When General Miroshchev was Demoting 1 Sniper for Misencounerting an Allied Soldier. And Fascist Army Moves to Augsburg. That's the Apocalypse starts because of Fascist Army.

When General Looks at Telescope and Found an More Fascist Soldiers than 9,000. General telegram the Bavarian Government:

Hello, This is the General of Fatiman Imperial Army, Should you Help Us? Because the Fascist Army And The Situation Going Worse? What Should i Do? Send your Soldiers or I Need an Command?
-General Miroshchev

When the Tanks Come, Communists Forced to Attack Rasmussenian Fascist Army and The Fascist Partisans from Ukraine and Belarus. At More Going Worse, General Kennedy Undmurtens of the Fascist Army. Fatiman Imperial Aircraft Bombed Areas of Fascist and Communist Armies.

At the Moment, The Hudson Bay Company was in Bavaria which Defending Other Villages in Bavaria. Fatiman Imperial Army Came and Helped Together to Fight Communist Armies.

As the Fascist Army Step down on the Marxist Brigade, Fatiman and Other Armies Ignored the attack. But Communist Partisans from Northern Korea had Arrived and Defending the Fascist Army. If they lose, the Fascist Nation will be Turn into Third Reich-Like Regime and Occupation of Ingolstadt and Africa.

As the Result, Ongoing until the Marxist Brigade Recruiting 4,000 More Soldiers and Start an Red October Plot inside of Fascist State of Rasmussen. As the Ramseyian Soldiers, Inside of the Munich, They Still Guarding the Limits of the Munich to Prevent Communist Attacks.

Other Town of Bavaria, Very Silent and Safe then Communists Came, Fascist Soldier Penetrate to Attack Communists. Until Other Partisans from Vietnam and Cuba had Helped against the Fascist.

The Fatiman Red Cross was recived millions of Donations from other people of fatiman empire. It was now Ready to Deploy an Aircraft and Drop Millions of Relief Goods in Luxembourg-Bavaria.

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

Nuremberg National Airport

2nd Andsedian Armored Infantry Regiment 8,000 men and 67 M1 Abram tanks, Under command of Brigadier General Scott Bradley:

1st Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel John Duke
2nd Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Lucas Reid
3rd Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Ryan
4th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Conor Ramos
5th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Liam Richards
6th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Briggs Schultz
7th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Bobby Mckinney
8th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Arian West
9th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Marvin Booth
10th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Trevor Bruce
1st Andsedian Armored Battalion 67 M1 Abram tanks, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Jeffery Clemons

Brigadier General Scott Bradley sat on one of the transport planes that was flying them to Nuremberg National Airport. His regiment was ordered to go and aid the Nationalist in the Bavarian Civil War. The plan was simple they would land and he would hopefully talk with the Nationalist commander about plans while awaiting reinforcements from other nations. He was alerted to the fact they were now in Nationalist airspace so he quickly sent a message down to Nationalist troops saying.

"Hello to Bavarian Nationalist forces. I am Brigadier General Scott Bradley of the Andsedian military. We are here to help requesting to land.

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The Nationalist comms tower radioed a response.

"Roger that, Ansedian forces you are clear to land at Pad 4.

[Mioktopia]

[i]Mioktopian Forces arrive at Nuremberg Nation Airport, readying up defences and taking numbers and pictures of the Nationalist army. Once the day is over, they take more pictures and more, and more, and even more. They take pictures of the defences and get ready for showing them to the national government. As they are going to their plane, Nationalist forces stop them "Oi, what do you think you are doing?" "Going home?" an Imperial Knight replied back, "You're returning home now???" they said, the Mioktopians started to open fire on the Nationalist troopers and escape to Munich, but in the end their plane got shot up and they couldn't return. They radio the Government forces at Munich

Hey, is anyone out there? We have the numbers of the Nationalist force at Nuremberg, and need assistance.~General Vladimir.

[The United Artherian Federation]

/clusterfuck V2, electric boogaloo
(Aka tag)

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

[i]Mioktopian Forces arrive at Nuremberg Nation Airport, readying up defences and taking numbers and pictures of the Nationalist army. Once the day is over, they take more pictures and more, and more, and even more. They take pictures of the defences and get ready for showing them to the national government. As they are going to their plane, Nationalist forces stop them "Oi, what do you think you are doing?" "Going home?" an Imperial Knight replied back, "You're returning home now???" they said, the Mioktopians started to open fire on the Nationalist troopers and escape to Munich, but in the end their plane got shot up and they couldn't return. They radio the Government forces at Munich

Hey, is anyone out there? We have the numbers of the Nationalist force at Nuremberg, and need assistance.~General Vladimir.

Roger Mioktopian forces, this is Munich Air Control. We have an open landing strip at Pad 11. Once you have completed your landing, the Chancellor will see you.

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

It was cold day in Vienna..

The government building sat still like all the others. The people walked up and down the streets like ordered ants, stopping only to get back inside or chat with others. But the insides were different. Here was where people could act freely, and including those in power, for very important news had reached their doorstep.

Hess Burgens sat with many important military officials, about to begin a debate that may fire back at them worse than WW3...

'Sir!" Yelled a men bursting out the meeting room doors. He held a single, folded up paper on his right palm, and presented it to Hess, promptly before dropping onto the table in front of him.

'It's a direct message from Moscow.'

'Must you catch by surprise, young man?' Hess aid back sternly. 'Anyway, let us see what this document holds..'

To whom it may concern...

The conflict north of the Austrian People's Republic has garnered our attention.... If the 2003 treaty government were to fall, it could either be a valuable ally, or the loss of another state to the West. We MUST intervene. However, as per the Treaty of Bucharest, the USSR and its allies may not and will not intervene in any conflict classified as internal, effectively limiting the expansion of the Warsaw Pact's borders. And as per the 2003 treaty concerning Luxembourg-Bavaria itself, we are obliged to aid the legitimate government militarily or otherwise, and ONLY the legitimate government. Send what forces you can spare north. Be sure not to garner attention with regards to your presence. Participate in active conflict only when the cameras are not pointed towards you. We will be supporting the legitimate government as stated earlier in this message. Do not provide aid to the Marxist Brigade. They and the Westerner rebels are dangerous groups seeking to upturn the delicate balance held as of now.

Signed,
Moscow

After much rambling after this, the forces to be sent to the conflict areas will be comprised of:
The 26th Mixed Brigade consisting of the 60th, 61st, and 62nd Automatic Battalions, each numbering 800, totalling to 2400 infantry men, as well as the 13th Tank Battalion, composed of 60 multirole main battle tanks
and the
The 30th Infantry Brigade, consisting of the 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd Automatic Battalions, to a total of 3200 infantry men.
Shortly after, these forces began to assemble at some remote military base in the Alps, and drove north.

Austrian forces continued the drive north. At the southeast border of Luxembourg-Bavaria, they encountered no resistance and pressed forward to meet up with Government troops in Munich.

Just outside the town of Regensburg, southeast Luxembourg-Bavaria, October 15, 2018


Austrian advance infantry approached the town. As they began to enter the town square, the townspeople in the market stopped everything.

Suddenly, several houses busted open and Marxist troopers ran out, firing wildly. Several Austrians were hit and the infantry dropped back and found cover.

The Austrian commander whipped out his radio.

"We've got insurgents in the town. Send in another battalion and swing the tanks around the city."

An officer replied almost immediately.

"We hear you. Hold your position."

The Austrians hunkered down and began to return fire. The Marxist troopers were forced to fall back and seek cover. Each side took casualties. Finally, the Austrian reinforcements hit the small Marxist force from behind. A brief firefight ensued, and the Marxists were cut off and took losses. The last troopers either made a run out of the town or were cut down. The few Marxists that escaped the infantry were mowed down by the Austrian tanks that had swung around the city.

Austrian mobile forces began to scout around for other Marxist forces. The Austrian colonel in charge of the battle group radioed Munich.

"Munich HQ this is the Austrian People's Republic. We have troops incoming to support you. However we encountered slight Marxist resistance at the town of Regensburg. We have occupied the town and are waiting for reinforcements before pushing on. We don't know the territory and we were wondering if you could give us some strategic insight on the area we are in.

"Roger that APR forces, this is Munich HQ. The area you are currently in is contested territory. All three factions have a presence in the sector. Most towns are heavily Marxist. You will encounter heavy civilian resistance wherever you go. The nearest allied position is the city of Dunberg, which is controlled by our forces. Dunberg is in the very north of the Southeast sector, about 20-25 miles away from Regensburg. Once you reach Dunberg it is a straight shot to Munich.

"Understood HQ. Is there anything else we need to know?

"Strategic Command wants a call sign for the APR forces."

The Austrian colonel looked over at his commanders.

"Any ideas?"

One of his commanders spoke up.

"Tiger One."

The colonel shook his head and picked up the transmitter.

"Headquarters, we are going with Tiger One. Please confirm."

"Copy that Tiger One. HQ out."

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Battle Report:

Austrian People's Republic:

Engaged - 80 infantry (advance platoon and reinforcements)

Killed - 6 infantry

Wounded - 16 infantry


Marxist Brigade:

Engaged - 55 infantry

Killed - 31 infantry

Wounded - 17 infantry (captured by APR forces)

(Please include a battle report similar to this is any post where there is combat. If losses are unrealistic or favor your side, I will rule them godmodding and tell you to edit it)

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OOC: The main APR force now will be referred to as Tiger One in all Government radio transmissions.

[Andsed]

Nuremberg National Airport

2nd Andsedian Armored Infantry Regiment 8,000 men and 67 M1 Abram tanks, Under command of Brigadier General Scott Bradley:

1st Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel John Duke
2nd Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Lucas Reid
3rd Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Ryan
4th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Conor Ramos
5th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Liam Richards
6th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Briggs Schultz
7th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Bobby Mckinney
8th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Arian West
9th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Marvin Booth
10th Andsedian Rifle Battalion 800 riflemen, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Trevor Bruce
1st Andsedian Armored Battalion 67 M1 Abram tanks, Under command of Lieutenant Colonel Jeffery Clemons

Brigadier General Scott Bradley sat on one of the transport planes that was flying them to Nuremberg National Airport. His regiment was ordered to go and aid the Nationalist in the Bavarian Civil War. The plan was simple they would land and he would hopefully talk with the Nationalist commander about plans while awaiting reinforcements from other nations. He was alerted to the fact they were now in Nationalist airspace so he quickly sent a message down to Nationalist troops saying.

"Hello to Bavarian Nationalist forces. I am Brigadier General Scott Bradley of the Andsedian military. We are here to help requesting to land.

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The Nationalist comms tower radioed a response.

"Roger that, Ansedian forces you are clear to land at Pad 4.

As the planes began to land Andsedian soldiers rushed out began unloading their weapons and supplies. After that they began moving to the outskirts of the city setting up defensive portions and began waiting for further orders. While this was going on Scott approached one of the nationalist soldiers and said.

"I am Brigadier General Scott Bradley of the Andsedian armed forces. Who is your commanding officer? And where can I find him?"

[Junobal]

Give the war a new name, because war isn't so civil. I'm not even joking when I say that.

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

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The Nationalist comms tower radioed a response.

"Roger that, Ansedian forces you are clear to land at Pad 4.

As the planes began to land Andsedian soldiers rushed out began unloading their weapons and supplies. After that they began moving to the outskirts of the city setting up defensive portions and began waiting for further orders. While this was going on Scott approached one of the nationalist soldiers and said.

"I am Brigadier General Scott Bradley of the Andsedian armed forces. Who is your commanding officer? And where can I find him?"

The Nationalist trooper was clearly flustered that a foreign general was speaking to him but he responded quickly.

"Our CO is General Xavier Schmidt. He is currently meeting in the Strategic Headquarters which is in the center of those fortifications over past the airport.

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

Give the war a new name, because war isn't so civil. I'm not even joking when I say that.

This is the IC keep OOC in the OOC

[Danubian Peoples]

Regensburg was now solidly under APR control. Their armor forces and infantry had snatched the city from the insurgents, who went running to the hills the moment their lines were broken by the flanking maneuver. The town seemed remote compared to say, Munich. Nobody, save for the Bavarian government knew they were here. Then again, could they be trusted to conceal their intervention? Their tanks had their markings removed, their flag patches hidden with black tape, no signage saying they were Austrian was present. But Tiger One was confirmed to be an APR unit. The same colonel from earlier had thought all these things and radioed in to Munich.

'This is Tiger One, reporting to Munich HQ. The 26th Mixed Brigade is headed to Dunberg. Please send what reinforcements you can to meet up there. And do not reveal ANY information about our intervention, or there will be consequences.'

The man behind the radio was clearly nervous when he responded with a 'Yes sir.' Perhaps he was planning to, or worse...

And so, the 26th Mixed Brigade advanced into the roads leading into Dunberg, with a detachment of the 13th Tank Battalion in front of every infantry battalion. The other brigade stayed at Dunberg, and they were beginning to be harrassed by the locals.

'You may march with no banner but you all are from the West!' chanted the angry locals. Although the brigade was 3200 strong, roughly 1/4 of the approx. 4000 town had views aligning with the Marxist Brigade, and they weren't very happy about the brief skirmish from earlier. Some began to wave red shirts, while others threatened to arm themselves. The 23rd Automatic Battalion was the one in the town at the time, and so efforts were focused to harass them. There was little the other battalions could do as rocks began to fly towards the 23rd.

OOC: Lux-Bav can decide how this goes. You said strong civilian resistance, so strong civilian resistance.

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

And so, the 26th Mixed Brigade advanced into the roads leading into Dunberg, with a detachment of the 13th Tank Battalion in front of every infantry battalion. The other brigade stayed at Dunberg, and they were beginning to be harrassed by the locals.

'You may march with no banner but you all are from the West!' chanted the angry locals. Although the brigade was 3200 strong, roughly 1/4 of the approx. 4000 town had views aligning with the Marxist Brigade, and they weren't very happy about the brief skirmish from earlier. Some began to wave red shirts, while others threatened to arm themselves. The 23rd Automatic Battalion was the one in the town at the time, and so efforts were focused to harass them. There was little the other battalions could do as rocks began to fly towards the 23rd.

OOC: Lux-Bav can decide how this goes. You said strong civilian resistance, so strong civilian resistance.

Rocks flew through the air as the mob of civilians continued their rampage. Several hit their marks as the APR troops frantically backed up, unsure whether to fire on the crowd or not.

Colonel Lukas Alexander, in command of APR forces chuckled to himself.

"It's funny how they think we are Westerners when we are from behind the Iron Curtain."

He radioed the field commander of the troops in the square.

"Munich has given the go-ahead. You are authorized to use any force necessary to subdue the mob."

"Understood."

The commander jogged over to his troops.

"Ready!"

The Austrian infantry raised their rifles in unison, ignoring the flying rocks.

"Aim!"

Each infantryman picked out a target from the crowd. Some civilians realized what was happening and slipped away from the chaos.

"Fire!"

Gunshots rang out as the Austrians rained bullets on the mob. Civilians went down left and right as those in the back broke off and ran. The shots went on and on until the entire mob was either dead, dying, or running for their life.

APR troops followed the last of the mob. Breaking into homes, they pulled out civilians that had fled from the bloodshed. Many buildings were ransacked by vengeful Austrians and around 55 civilians were gathered in the town square. As the town watched, the civilians were ruthlessly executed.

Hours Later, Regensburg

As night fell on Regensburg, the town was secure. The bloodshed earlier that day has stifled any seeds of rebellion the pro-Marxist citizens had. Many still supported the Brigade, but after seeing how the APR dealt with the mob, they will keep their views to themselves. For now, Regensburg is thoroughly controlled by the Austrian People's Republic

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[Danubian Peoples]

The night shone dimly on the troops of the 23rd. Soldier morale had tanked shortly after being forced to fire at troops at Regensburg. Small trash fires were lit by the soldiers, and they lay on the street, hugging these flames in small circles. Few had actually bothered to draw their guns, much less aim and then fire. Only the 77th Infantry Company, numbering 100, out of 5 other infantry companies and two mortar companies had bothered to fire. They were known to shine the shoes of Colonel Lukas. They were the ones who were ordered to loot local towns and execute the 55. But to these poor souls, it was all the same. The 23rd began to disassociate with itself. Eyes looked dead onto the 77th and especially Colonel Lukas. Thoughts of a mutiny began to swirl about the battalion... if they were to be pushed again, well, good luck...

Meanwhile the 26th had stopped for the night halfway across the trip. Troop movements had to be excessively slow so as not to garner the attention of onlookers and newscasters. Lights were only lit in tents and the bombed out roads were only visible thanks to what moonlight there was. Their tanks served as sleeping cabins for some, while others simply slept on the soft soil.

Suddenly, a sound. A strange engine sound. It couldn't be the tanks, they weren't running. And no one had any spare engines on them. This meant that it could be a force of enemy tanks. The troops readied their mortars, their AP shells ready to pierce the tank tops soon to come into sight. Many quickly dug foxholes, and the Stiers were awoken from the slumber, ready to fire at what was about to come...

OOC: It's up to you again, OP.

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

The night shone dimly on the troops of the 23rd. Soldier morale had tanked shortly after being forced to fire at troops at Regensburg. Small trash fires were lit by the soldiers, and they lay on the street, hugging these flames in small circles. Few had actually bothered to draw their guns, much less aim and then fire. Only the 77th Infantry Company, numbering 100, out of 5 other infantry companies and two mortar companies had bothered to fire. They were known to shine the shoes of Colonel Lukas. They were the ones who were ordered to loot local towns and execute the 55. But to these poor souls, it was all the same. The 23rd began to disassociate with itself. Eyes looked dead onto the 77th and especially Colonel Lukas. Thoughts of a mutiny began to swirl about the battalion... if they were to be pushed again, well, good luck...

Meanwhile the 26th had stopped for the night halfway across the trip. Troop movements had to be excessively slow so as not to garner the attention of onlookers and newscasters. Lights were only lit in tents and the bombed out roads were only visible thanks to what moonlight there was. Their tanks served as sleeping cabins for some, while others simply slept on the soft soil.

Suddenly, a sound. A strange engine sound. It couldn't be the tanks, they weren't running. And no one had any spare engines on them. This meant that it could be a force of enemy tanks. The troops readied their mortars, their AP shells ready to pierce the tank tops soon to come into sight. Many quickly dug foxholes, and the Stiers were awoken from the slumber, ready to fire at what was about to come...

OOC: It's up to you again, OP.

The sounds grew louder and louder. Commanders whispered orders to their men in the darkness.

"Ready your weapons."

The convoy at last drew into sight.

The APR forces collectively drew a sigh of relief. The vehicles were civilian. Even better, in the extreme darkness, the vehicles passed the APR troops so fast they never knew they were there.

Finally they could get some sleep.

[Danubian Peoples]

It was early morning when the 26th woke up from its slumber to continue its march. Over the night they had been radioed in on the recent developments at the 23rd's location. Many were concerned about their fellow soldiers and decided it would be best not to get into a skirmish before the reach their destination. And so they trudged on, tanks swerving around ditches left behind by artillery fire while infantry kept close eyes on both sides of the road.

Back at the 23rd Automatic Battalion's location, things were a little different. Many of the battalion's members were green conscripts, save for the 77th, which was entirely veterans used to the feel of war from the first two civil wars, where they earned their name as a crack fighting force ready to follow the lead of their superiors. Perhaps that is why Munich HQ seemed so eager to allow foreigners to fire on civilians. Now, as the infantry companies were sent out to patrol the town, a teenager, face still scarred from yesterday, opened his window and spat at the soldiers below. He ducked before anyone could fire at him.

'This is Colonel Lukas Alexander. Tiger One. Is Munich HQ on?'

'Yes sir. What do you wish to report.'

'The civilians have been dealt with. My 77th are a proud force, ready to strike. May I request that we stop patrolling and move on to frontline operations? Wait, hold on... Something's coming. Tiger One out.'

It seemed that that the enemy had brought with them a much larger force this time, the revving of a jeep or two could be heard, along with the marching of hundreds of rebel soldiers. But they weren't the reds. They waved a large Bavarian banner and had black bands around their hands. They appeared to be from an extremist wing of the anticommunist front. (Hey, this happens too irl) One of the rebel soldiers, probably their field commander of sorts, held up his arm and said:

'Today we liberate this town. Both from its unwelcome occupants and the flagless demons that hold it. For a white Bavaria!'

ORBAT:

Rebels
2,078 soldiers
10 trucks

APR
800 soldiers

1600 soldiers outside city limits (can come to reinforce any time)

OP, you get to decide again.

[Luxembourg-Bavaria]

It was early morning when the 26th woke up from its slumber to continue its march. Over the night they had been radioed in on the recent developments at the 23rd's location. Many were concerned about their fellow soldiers and decided it would be best not to get into a skirmish before the reach their destination. And so they trudged on, tanks swerving around ditches left behind by artillery fire while infantry kept close eyes on both sides of the road.

Back at the 23rd Automatic Battalion's location, things were a little different. Many of the battalion's members were green conscripts, save for the 77th, which was entirely veterans used to the feel of war from the first two civil wars, where they earned their name as a crack fighting force ready to follow the lead of their superiors. Perhaps that is why Munich HQ seemed so eager to allow foreigners to fire on civilians. Now, as the infantry companies were sent out to patrol the town, a teenager, face still scarred from yesterday, opened his window and spat at the soldiers below. He ducked before anyone could fire at him.

'This is Colonel Lukas Alexander. Tiger One. Is Munich HQ on?'

'Yes sir. What do you wish to report.'

'The civilians have been dealt with. My 77th are a proud force, ready to strike. May I request that we stop patrolling and move on to frontline operations? Wait, hold on... Something's coming. Tiger One out.'

It seemed that that the enemy had brought with them a much larger force this time, the revving of a jeep or two could be heard, along with the marching of hundreds of rebel soldiers. But they weren't the reds. They waved a large Bavarian banner and had black bands around their hands. They appeared to be from an extremist wing of the anticommunist front. (Hey, this happens too irl) One of the rebel soldiers, probably their field commander of sorts, held up his arm and said:

'Today we liberate this town. Both from its unwelcome occupants and the flagless demons that hold it. For a white Bavaria!'

ORBAT:

Rebels
2,078 soldiers
10 trucks

APR
800 soldiers

1600 soldiers outside city limits (can come to reinforce any time)

OP, you get to decide again.

The Nationalist militias surged towards the town in a human wave. APR machine guns opened up as the rebels closed the distance. In the chaos, many chokepoints were seized by rebel troops and the Austrians found themselves being pushed back.

Despite mounting casualties on both sides, the Nationalists managed to cut off the 77th Infantry in the market. Under fire from all sides, the 77th's casualties skyrocketed and return fire was minimal. These Nationalist militias had heard about the massacre of the civilians, and wanted retribution for the killing of innocents, even if they were commies. All the concentrated fire on the 77th led to other areas of the town being neglected.

The commander of the 77th, Captain Klaus Reinhard, pulled his best men together in the market.

"This is it boys. We've only got one option. Use your smoke grenades to cover our position. Then throw your live grenades at the side that we don't smoke. Then we need to charge and break through to allied lines.

The soldiers of the 77th braced themselves. One soldier attempted to return fire but was shot several times from the flank.

Reinhard barked the order.

"Now, men!"

Smoke grenades flew through the air. Perfectly placed, the smoke grenades covered the 77th from 3 flanks, just as planned.

A volley of hurled grenades flew through the air.

Explosions raked through the exposed Nationalist lines. Men flew through the air, torn apart by the multiple explosions. As one, the surviving soldiers broke cover and charged. A few rebels were still alive, but they were easily eliminated. The 77th was free.

Elsewhere, the superior firepower of the APR combined with the reinforcements outside the town had turned the battle into a stalemate. The Nationalists had created several chokepoints by moving their trucks into the streets and using each truck's mounted machine gun to suppress the enemy.

Austrian forces resigned themselves to the fight and hunkered down for a long fight. However, the sight of the 77th escaping lifted their morale. Slowly, the momentum changed towards the APR forces.

An Austrian soldier on top of a building hurled down a grenade inside a truck. The explosion ignited the truck's gas and the resulting explosion collapsed the walls of the houses on either side of the truck. Austrian troopers charged into the wreckage and took up defensive positions, firing at frantic Nationalist militiamen. Heavy casualties deterred the Nationalists and they pulled back their remaining troops.

The militias fought a brilliant delaying action and slowly moved squads out of the town.

Finally the last Nationalists piled into their remaining trucks.

The rebel commander turned towards the town.

"We will be back. And not just militias. The whole weight of the Nationalist Army will come crashing down upon Regensburg. The townspeople may think you are from the West, but we see through you. We know you are supporting the legitimate government.

A shot whizzed over the commander's head. He ducked reflexively before mustering a response.

"Until next time, Regensburg."

With that, the trucks revved their engines and sped away from the town.

Second Battle of Regensburg - Austrian People's Republic victory (Government victory)

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Battle Report:

Austrian People's Republic:

Engaged - 2,400 infantry (800 stationed in town)

Wounded - 256 infantry

Killed - 426 infantry (The 77th Infantry Company had a 67% casualty rate)

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Local Nationalist Militias:

Engaged - 2,078 soldiers, 11 trucks

Wounded - 235 soldiers

Killed - 437 soldiers (1 truck destroyed)

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[Danubian Peoples]

While the battle was a physical victory, morale had ceased to exist at this point. The 77th being encircled was no accident; the other companies' field commanders refused to stop the visible encirclement, hoping some kind of retribution would be unleashed upon them. And it was. A 67% casualty rate isn't exactly small. But the other companies suffered too. The incompetent Lukas Alexander, desperate not to lose his beloved 77th had ordered several attempts to break the encirclement, each one causing greater harm to the Austrians than the last. The 23rd Automatic Battalion was in no shape to fight. Half of its men were out of action and its leadership had fragmented in just 2 days. This was a long term issue however, as during the 1st and 2nd Civil Wars, the 23rd battalion consistently suffered issues thanks to its incompetent leadership.

Late into the afternoon, at a small tent erected for military staff..

'Why do they get exemptions?' Yelled Franz Helsing, the field commander for the 75th, another infantry company. 'We as a whole suffered too. The whole battalion needs to be put off the action.'

'No.' replied Lukas. 'The 77th lost many more than the other companies. They deserve it.'

'Must I remind you of Munich, Mr. Alexander? 300 men, all dead, because you refused to allow the 77th to take losses, despite their clearly advantageous position! The reason why the battalion's full of fresh recruits is because you killed off all the old ones, to save your precious 77th Infantry Company!'
(referencing a previous military operation from the first civil war)

'Any officer of a military role must be impartial to his men, and that includes me.' replied Lukas.

Just then, Reinhard interjected on Lukas' side.
'He's right. This discussion is pointless. Besides, my company suffered more casualties than all the others. Mine obviously needs a break.'

'Reinhard, it's not that. It's that this madman is telling me that my men are still fit to fight, whereas they don't have to! My company suffered significant casualties thanks to Lukas' breakthrough attempts.'

'Attempts that you refused to carry out thanks to your immense hatred of Lukas.' sneered back Reinhard.

'We'll take this to the other battalions.'

OOC: Also, my other forces have arrived at their destination. Feel free to RP that.

[Andsed]

As the planes began to land Andsedian soldiers rushed out began unloading their weapons and supplies. After that they began moving to the outskirts of the city setting up defensive portions and began waiting for further orders. While this was going on Scott approached one of the nationalist soldiers and said.

"I am Brigadier General Scott Bradley of the Andsedian armed forces. Who is your commanding officer? And where can I find him?"

The Nationalist trooper was clearly flustered that a foreign general was speaking to him but he responded quickly.

"Our CO is General Xavier Schmidt. He is currently meeting in the Strategic Headquarters which is in the center of those fortifications over past the airport.

Scott nodded and thanked the man before beginning to walk over to the Strategic Headquarters when he got a report talking about fighting near Regensburg so he decided to order a small scouting party to check it out. He then continued heading over to where the nationalist commander and as he did he took a glance at the fortifications trying to get a grasp on how professional these nationalist were. The fortification looked decent if a little sloppy giving Scott the impression that they were a dedicated force with decent training. But as he approached where the nationalist commander someone called General Xavier Schmidt he was broken out of his thoughts.

Scott approached the door and knocked and someone said come in. Scott opened the door and stepped in and quickly spoke.

"Hello your General Schmidt right? I'm Brigadier General Scott Bradley of the Andsedian armed forces."