The East Osovian Civil War [CLOSED] (IC)

[Laka Strolistandiler]

Propaganda is really the only thing going, and it does get 1,765 citizens living in Sinda to join the CDC.

OOC: I think this qualifies as godmodding…

[South Olpen]

Sinda is rebuilt after the air raid and battle. It is built with state of the art anti aircraft systems and barracks for 60,00 men and women. A port wall is constructed, but its not very stable yet as they were put in with a crane and barely locked together with concrete. Eventually the wall will be melded to increase its stability. After the Massacre of Harmonica generals rethink the best way for Olpenese style democracy to be built in East Osovia. Propaganda is really the only thing going, and it does get 1,765 citizens living in Sinda to join the CDC.

Ooc: with a blockade on heavy equipment, explain how you made advanced AA and a wall

Mostly civilian labor. Besides I find it hard that you can supply 2 blockades with a limited intervention.

[Islamic Holy Sites]

The Turkish troops retreat a bit, then fire at the city -- not the troops, the city -- with missiles. The Turkish troops then advance again using sarin bombs, white phosphorous shells and percussion grenades.

The Xenickese blockade fleet receives the order to fire missiles at the attacking missile emplacements, and helicopters begin strafing the soldiers with such an intensity that it walls are scarcely not riddled with bullet holes. As the bombardment intensifies from the coast, it is clear that if the turks do not retreat, they will continue suffering.
On the ground, the gas attacks kill as many civilians as soldiers, and revenge is vowed against the Turks. The insurgents have now decided their policy for the Turks. No mercy, no respite. Any captured turk will be killed. With raging fires happening in the east, thousands flee west, increasing civilian strife.

The Turks give the order and retreat. They embark, mave a bit and bump right into the mines. Half of the ships sink and 3,000 turks die. Another order crackles through the radio. The turks can scarcely believe their ears. But they knew the punishment for not obeying orders. Seven ships let all they have loose at Bata. The other 5 surrender. The last ship, the aircraft carrier, orders all planes on board to do 9/11 style attacks, and the ship itself attempts to flee.

[Southern Xenick]

The Ukcrossian Troops In Bata Quickly Get to the Defenses set up and Fight back, They Send a radio Signal to the Rangers in Sinda to come Back immediately. The Mobile Anti-Aircraft Guns Shoot at the Turkish Planes, and They start to set up more defenses further into the city.

The retreating reformists give more time to rebuild Sidna.

Remaining Xenickese forces and insurgents decide to begin firing mercilessly at construction efforts on Sinda, using rocket propelleg grenades, heavy snipers, machineguns, and mortars to shell and destroy the city and its rebuilding efforts. The port wall comes under fire from the Xenickese ships begin firing Tomohawk missiles at the port, destroying many efforts, and soon naval cannons open up on the exposed port, unable to be stopped by any defensive systems.

[Southern Xenick]

The Xenickese blockade fleet receives the order to fire missiles at the attacking missile emplacements, and helicopters begin strafing the soldiers with such an intensity that it walls are scarcely not riddled with bullet holes. As the bombardment intensifies from the coast, it is clear that if the turks do not retreat, they will continue suffering.
On the ground, the gas attacks kill as many civilians as soldiers, and revenge is vowed against the Turks. The insurgents have now decided their policy for the Turks. No mercy, no respite. Any captured turk will be killed. With raging fires happening in the east, thousands flee west, increasing civilian strife.

The Turks give the order and retreat. They embark, mave a bit and bump right into the mines. Half of the ships sink and 3,000 turks die. Another order crackles through the radio. The turks can scarcely believe their ears. But they knew the punishment for not obeying orders. Seven ships let all they have loose at Bata. The other 5 surrender. The last ship, the aircraft carrier, orders all planes on board to do 9/11 style attacks, and the ship itself attempts to flee.

Hold on, they embarked through the west?

[South Olpen]

The retreating reformists give more time to rebuild Sidna.

Remaining Xenickese forces and insurgents decide to begin firing mercilessly at construction efforts on Sinda, using rocket propelleg grenades, heavy snipers, machineguns, and mortars to shell and destroy the city and its rebuilding efforts. The port wall comes under fire from the Xenickese ships begin firing Tomohawk missiles at the port, destroying many efforts, and soon naval cannons open up on the exposed port, unable to be stopped by any defensive systems.

OOC: No. Tell me HOW you managed to get 2 blockades.

[Southern Xenick]

Ooc: with a blockade on heavy equipment, explain how you made advanced AA and a wall

Mostly civilian labor. Besides I find it hard that you can supply 2 blockades with a limited intervention.

Ground forces and naval forces are not limited by eachother

[Islamic Holy Sites]

The Turks give the order and retreat. They embark, mave a bit and bump right into the mines. Half of the ships sink and 3,000 turks die. Another order crackles through the radio. The turks can scarcely believe their ears. But they knew the punishment for not obeying orders. Seven ships let all they have loose at Bata. The other 5 surrender. The last ship, the aircraft carrier, orders all planes on board to do 9/11 style attacks, and the ship itself attempts to flee.

Hold on, they embarked through the west?

Yes, before you entered the war.

[Southern Xenick]

Remaining Xenickese forces and insurgents decide to begin firing mercilessly at construction efforts on Sinda, using rocket propelleg grenades, heavy snipers, machineguns, and mortars to shell and destroy the city and its rebuilding efforts. The port wall comes under fire from the Xenickese ships begin firing Tomohawk missiles at the port, destroying many efforts, and soon naval cannons open up on the exposed port, unable to be stopped by any defensive systems.

OOC: No. Tell me HOW you managed to get 2 blockades.

Its one blockade on western osovia. I did it, by moving ships. Either you heavily underestimate me, or juat dont know whats going on

[Ukcross]

The Xenickese blockade fleet receives the order to fire missiles at the attacking missile emplacements, and helicopters begin strafing the soldiers with such an intensity that it walls are scarcely not riddled with bullet holes. As the bombardment intensifies from the coast, it is clear that if the turks do not retreat, they will continue suffering.
On the ground, the gas attacks kill as many civilians as soldiers, and revenge is vowed against the Turks. The insurgents have now decided their policy for the Turks. No mercy, no respite. Any captured turk will be killed. With raging fires happening in the east, thousands flee west, increasing civilian strife.

The Turks give the order and retreat. They embark, mave a bit and bump right into the mines. Half of the ships sink and 3,000 turks die. Another order crackles through the radio. The turks can scarcely believe their ears. But they knew the punishment for not obeying orders. Seven ships let all they have loose at Bata. The other 5 surrender. The last ship, the aircraft carrier, orders all planes on board to do 9/11 style attacks, and the ship itself attempts to flee.

The Ukcrossian Forces Quickly Get to Cover to avoid the Explosions. The Communications officer Radios the Field HQ and Tells them what happened. The Field HQ Sends 1 more Convoy toward Bata, to Reinforce it some more.

[South Americanastan]

OOC: No. Tell me HOW you managed to get 2 blockades.

Its one blockade on western osovia. I did it, by moving ships. Either you heavily underestimate me, or juat dont know whats going on

Guys, please take this to the OOC thread.

[Southern Xenick]

Hold on, they embarked through the west?

Yes, before you entered the war.

Ok.

Southern xenickese ships momentarily halt their coastal bombardment to fire anti ship missiles as the retreating aircraft carrier, who without an air escort, was left undefended from attacks.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

The Xenickese blockade fleet receives the order to fire missiles at the attacking missile emplacements, and helicopters begin strafing the soldiers with such an intensity that it walls are scarcely not riddled with bullet holes. As the bombardment intensifies from the coast, it is clear that if the turks do not retreat, they will continue suffering.
On the ground, the gas attacks kill as many civilians as soldiers, and revenge is vowed against the Turks. The insurgents have now decided their policy for the Turks. No mercy, no respite. Any captured turk will be killed. With raging fires happening in the east, thousands flee west, increasing civilian strife.

The Turks give the order and retreat. They embark, mave a bit and bump right into the mines. Half of the ships sink and 3,000 turks die. Another order crackles through the radio. The turks can scarcely believe their ears. But they knew the punishment for not obeying orders. Seven ships let all they have loose at Bata. The other 5 surrender. The last ship, the aircraft carrier, orders all planes on board to do 9/11 style attacks, and the ship itself attempts to flee.

Vizeadmiral sends a discreet message to the Turks, offering to rescue the surviving men in the sea, but only if the safety of The Wolfpack is guaranteed. “After all, these men have families and friends to return to, don’t you wish for them to see them again?”

[Vikanias]

SIC: Vikanias begins to distance itself from the CDC. Beginning to aid the Reformists in installing a Capitalist Democracy with a Monarch that has little power. With this aid for the reformists they give them better weaponry and some supplies. But not giving much else.

IC: Medi-aid begins to send convoys to war-torn towns and cities to aid the wounded soldiers and civilians. With the Task force becoming more of a peace-keeping force. As the Cargo planes land more convoys are sent with basic supplies, like water and first aid kits. Along with food and much more.

Xenick offers to let Vikinias hospital and supply ships through to go to reformist territory .

Medi-aid accepts the offer and begins to send convoys to Reformist territories.

SIC: knowing that the CDC had lost any attempt at victory. More would the task force grow more independent. With Medi-aid being important in the task forces eyes tehy woudk begin to cooperate with Medi-aid more.

[South Olpen]

IC: The South Olpen rep. To the CDC asks for a meeting with Vikansia's task force leader. They say they want to figure out whether or not supply can be moved in an airdrop.
SIC: The MoC knows that any further intervention simply drains South Olpen of resources. There is a top secret amendment that would make SO totally neutral. The Senate and the MoC believes that, while Meretica is a great ally, it is not enough to keep SO's place on the world stage, so if Vikansia rejects, or announces they are leaving the CDC the amendment will pass making SO a totally isolated country, it would even ban trade with any countries in war.

[South Americanastan]

MILITARY ASSISTANCE COMMAND, EAST OSOVIA
WARFARE OPERATIONS GROUP
OPERATION KUBAN STORM

VASYURINSKA, KRASNODAR KRAI, EAST OSOVIA

As the East Osovian reinforcements arrive, South Americanastanian forces pull back and radio for reinforcements. Fires rage on throughout Vasyurinska, and a series of explosions breaks out as the fires reach the ammunition crates stored by the original East Osovian defenders. The South Americanastanians, now forced on the defensive, retreat to foxholes and trenches established near the town by rebel forces. After a short wait, the SOW Fighter Squadron Bravo arrives, along with the 7th Fighter Squadron. The 11th Air Cavalry Brigade arrives behind the two fighter squadrons, allowing them to gain air superiority before entering the area. The Infantry Divisions regroup inside the defenses and begin firing at the East Osovians with their TRR-A1s, LRR-A3E1s, and RPG-18s. The 1st Tank Battalion retreats backwards, and switches to HE Shells, acting as artillery against the East Osovians.

ADYGEYSK, ADYGEA REPUBLIC, EAST OSOVIA

As the gas spreads throughout the city, vehemently refusing to dissipate as no wind arrives to stop the gas attack, South Americanastanians begin to advance. The city becomes so blocked with gas that the South Americanastanians begin using thermal vision to identify enemies and allies. Neither side can tell how many casualties they have due to the large amount of gas. The men who are shot in the torso and limbs are lucky, as men who are shot in the face often have their gas masks ruptured by the bullet, resulting in a slow, agonizing death by a combination of mustard gas and their wounds. As the South Americanastanians gain more ground, SASOU operatives wearing gas masks infiltrate the city, planting open barrels with warnings of mustard gas printed on them in Osovian, making it appear as though the gas was an Osovian tactic to delay SAAC forces.

/bump

[Galimencia]

Port of Sinda, East Osovia

The East Osovian frigates freeze in the confusion. Another attempt to contact Sinda is made, this time aimed at the garrison that was deployed there earlier.

No response.

"Captain, what's going on?" one of the bridge officers asks in a panic.

"I don't know, but hold your fire until we can determine who is friendly and who is not," Captain Madupana replied. The aging captain tried his best to hide his own fears and doubts from his crew. Last he heard the military was fighting rioters, not a full-blown military! Whatever was happening, Captain Madupana feared the worst. In the meantime, the East Osovian frigates distance themselves from the Turkish ships to avoid being hit with stray munitions.

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Tanai-Danu, East Osovia

An armored car with an armed military escort approaches the runway. Stepping out from the vehicle is Prime Minister Azster Yorsagra, flanked by four military bodyguards. With her is General Mavari Khananda, the suspiciously young looking general who has only recently been put in charge of coordinating the East Osovian military. Prime Minister Yorsagra extends her hand for a shake as she approaches the Galimencian men.

"Sir Michael, General Baldwin, it is a pleasure to meet you. I assume you are here to discuss aiding us in suppressing these violent anarchist? If not, I must admit this is not the best time to take a vacation in East Osovia."

The first thing Sir Michael Johnson noticed is the young looking general who accompanied the Prime Minister of East Osovia. He sighed and whispered to General Baldwin, "If that kid is coordinating the East Osovian Army, then we are fighting a lost war." Baldwin, being a man of no sense of humour, simply nodded his head sternly.

Sir Michael Johnson shook Prime Minister Yorsagra's hand and replied: "It's a pleasure to meet you too, Mrs. Yorsagra." He then shook General Khananda's hand too. General Baldwin also shook her and the young general's hand, saying nothing but giving his trademark stern nod. Sir Michael smiled and told the Prime Minister: "Indeed, ma'am, we are here to discuss the situation in East Osovia. Before anything we would like to ensure you that you and your fellow countrymen will always find us, the Galimencians, by your side. Now, before going into other specific issues, we hope we can go to a proper place to sit down and talk about this. Discussing these serious issues in the middle of a airport seems rather weird and uncomfortable to me."

/bump

[Islamic Holy Sites]

The Turks give the order and retreat. They embark, mave a bit and bump right into the mines. Half of the ships sink and 3,000 turks die. Another order crackles through the radio. The turks can scarcely believe their ears. But they knew the punishment for not obeying orders. Seven ships let all they have loose at Bata. The other 5 surrender. The last ship, the aircraft carrier, orders all planes on board to do 9/11 style attacks, and the ship itself attempts to flee.

Vizeadmiral sends a discreet message to the Turks, offering to rescue the surviving men in the sea, but only if the safety of The Wolfpack is guaranteed. “After all, these men have families and friends to return to, don’t you wish for them to see them again?”

"Alright! Please! We'll guard this Wolfpack with our lives! Just help us!"
The AC shuddered, and slowly turned around.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

U-573 arms it’s nuclear self-destruction system, to help prevent possible overtake and surfaces, two kilometers away from the sinking carrier. They order the men do disarm themselves, threatening to use the deck gun automatic 35-mm rotary cannon if they fail to comply. After that the submarine will signal the Islamici to swim towards them on lifeboats. Any offensive action will result in immediate fire by the deck gun.

[Islamic Holy Sites]

U-573 arms it’s nuclear self-destruction system, to help prevent possible overtake and surfaces, two kilometers away from the sinking carrier. They order the men do disarm themselves, threatening to use the deck gun automatic 35-mm rotary cannon if they fail to comply. After that the submarine will signal the Islamici to swim towards them on lifeboats. Any offensive action will result in immediate fire by the deck gun.

OOC: Turkish.
IC: The Turks quickly throw their weapons on board, and hop into the lifeboats, except the bare minimum required to scuttle the ships. The 7 ships and the AC scuttle themselves to avoid them falling into enemy hands. The submarines stalk the areas surrounding the U-boats to give an early warning for any danger and to help fend off threats.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

U-573 arms it’s nuclear self-destruction system, to help prevent possible overtake and surfaces, two kilometers away from the sinking carrier. They order the men do disarm themselves, threatening to use the deck gun automatic 35-mm rotary cannon if they fail to comply. After that the submarine will signal the Islamici to swim towards them on lifeboats. Any offensive action will result in immediate fire by the deck gun.

OOC: Turkish.
IC: The Turks quickly throw their weapons on board, and hop into the lifeboats, except the bare minimum required to scuttle the ships. The 7 ships and the AC scuttle themselves to avoid them falling into enemy hands. The submarines stalk the areas surrounding the U-boats to give an early warning for any danger and to help fend off threats.

U-573 receives the men and positions them on the submarine’s deck, helping to strap the men to safety rails, to prevent them from falling overboard and escaping. After a routine search they’d be allowed inside the submarine, into one of the ballast tan’s which can also serve a double purpose of being used to temporarily hold POW’s. Wounded men will be treated in the medical room, and treated well. UV-13 will dive to the scuttled AC and launch several UUV’s trying to retrieve what they can from the wreckage.

[East Osovia]

Hermona, East Osovia

With the withering artillery fire being poured down onto the Olpenese position, the last thing the Osovian's expected was for the Olpenese to rush from their position, guns blazing. The Osovian machine gunners had become overly lax during the bombardment, and most eyes were turned upwards after the newly set up radar indicated 15 hostile aircraft were moving towards their position. No one knew that these aircraft had been called off yet.

The Olpenese men timed their attack well, rushing out in the gap between barrages and pushing towards the nearby Osovians. They chuck grenades and fire rockets at the blindsided Government forces, destroying several vehicles and detonating one of the artillery munition depots. The proceeding explosion shakes the nearby hills and lights up the night sky, quickly grabbing the attention of all Osovian soldiers in the area.

Now too close to safely continue the artillery barrage, the Osovians and Olpenese began to exchange fire throughout the night. By the time the sun rose on Hermona, though, the last of the Olpenese soldiers laid bleeding and dying. Osovian casualties ranged in the hundreds from their lack of preparation and the ferocity of the Olpenese. There was no time to recuperate, however, as the Osovians were redirected towards the Oceanian position nearby. Once again they took advantage of the familiar hills to strike first, though this time with far less time to prepare and, consequently, far less artillery support.

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Tanai-Danu, East Osovia

"Of course, gentlemen. Right this way."

Prime Minister Yorsagra led the two Galimencians back to the armored vehicle. Together, the four of them were escorted to the capital building and ushered into the Prime Minister's office. The room was lavishly decorated, with a masterfully crafted rug bearing the East Osovian Coat-of-Arms and a few presumably expensive paintings hanging from the walls, one of which depicted a stunning portrayal of the Sea of Azov.

"Please, make yourselves comfortable," the Prime Minister said, motioning to a set of plush chairs encircling a rounded table. "Now then, what would you like to discuss with us?"

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Near Kuban, East Osovia

As the South Americanastanian forces dug in, so too did the Osovians. However, they also used the South Americanastanian move to fortify themselves as an opportunity to finish their encirclement, pinning the South Americanastanians against the Kuban River and cutting off their supply and potential evacuation route. More troops from nearby areas began to gather, bolstering the Osovian numbers and bringing with them more guns to bear down on the South Americanastanians. A call was made for fighter support, but none had yet to arrive, forcing the Osovians to continue to rely heavily on ground-to-air systems.

Meanwhile, the soldiers in Adygeysk fell back out of the mustard gas cloud and into a more easily defendable position. A good portion of their troops had fallen, either from the initial gas attack or the subsequent nightmarish firefight, and those that remained had their morale shaken severely. Still, they dug in and fired semi-blindly into the lethal fog.

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Sinda, East Osovia

Between the attacks on Sinda and the occupation by the CDC, the people of Sinda had enough. The Vikanians, though an odd sight to the Osovian people, were generally liked and tolerated, but the Mereticans and Olpenese were almost universally reviled at this point. During the night, Molotovs were thrown from rooftops on the CDC encampment. All workers in Sinda joined together in a general strike, grinding the economy and production of Sinda to a screeching halt. Profanities and racial slurs were hurled at the occupying soldiers. In a matter of hours it seemed like the entire city was about to revolt.

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Bata, East Osovia

The Reformists struggle through their training. A few excel and pick up the basics relatively quickly, but there is a decent portion of the population that is aging, adolescent, or simply just not physically fit enough to carry weapons and armor effectively. Luckily, the standards of radio transmission were easier to fix, and the Reformist radio operators quickly adopted the more secure methodologies of communication almost immediately. The new fortifications are also a boon, and Bata is quickly beginning to look like a decently defensible position.

Meanwhile, the Reformists aren't entirely sold on the Xenickese IAA agents' attempts at asserting themselves as leaders amongst the Reformists. The use of force in particular creates some distance between the IAA operatives and the Reformists, but in lieu of actual leadership, most Reformists seem compliant for the time being.

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Russo-Osovian Southern Border, East Osovia

The East Osovian border guards stop the Kamilistani convoy. After asking for their purpose for entering East Osovia and receiving an answer, the Osovian soldiers look over the Kamilistani vehicles. Then, once they were confident of their decision, the Osovian border guard gave the Kamilistani transports clearance to enter East Osovia.

[Vikanias]

IC: The South Olpen rep. To the CDC asks for a meeting with Vikansia's task force leader. They say they want to figure out whether or not supply can be moved in an airdrop.
SIC: The MoC knows that any further intervention simply drains South Olpen of resources. There is a top secret amendment that would make SO totally neutral. The Senate and the MoC believes that, while Meretica is a great ally, it is not enough to keep SO's place on the world stage, so if Vikansia rejects, or announces they are leaving the CDC the amendment will pass making SO a totally isolated country, it would even ban trade with any countries in war.

Master-General Big does not come. Only sending a letter to the rep. Stating that they will send supplies via airdrop.

Knowing this conflict was dragging out with little border changes the task force begins to change that. Entering Government territory and entering vehicles. It is not. And many soldiers have doubts. But some still have hope for success.

[South Americanastan]

MILITARY ASSISTANCE COMMAND, EAST OSOVIA
WARFARE OPERATIONS GROUP
OPERATION KUBAN STORM

KUBAN RIVER, EAST OSOVIA

With the SAAC forces pinned to the Kuban River, South Americanastanian air support arrives just in time. South Americanastanian howitzers fire across the river, in an attempt to take out the Osovian Anti-Aircraft units. The Lightning Mk 12s strafe the Osovian Infantry, making sure to stay away from Anit-Air units until they can be dealt with. The SAAC forces continue to fight tooth and nail. The SAAC forces make use of HMGs in an attempt to bog down East Osovian infantry. The 11th Air Cavalry Brigade arrives from the east, and soon after, the fighter squadrons fire a smoke barrage near the Osovian's eastern flank. The 11th Air Cavalry Brigade emerges from the smoke, and rains down minigun fire onto the Osovians.

Meanwhile, in a foxhole, a sniper and his spotter fight the Osovians.

"Shit! LMG fire, incoming!" The spotter says.

Both the sniper and spotter duck their heads down to avoid the bullets. The LMG fire changes direction, and the spotter begins surveying the battlefield.

"I've got what looks like a Command Sergeant Major, 1200 meters. You think you can hit that?"

"Yeah, but what'll it do other than put me in the line of fire."

"Quint, you know were facing a martial law garrison, right?"

"Yes."

"Well if we take out the Sergeant Major, that's about anywhere from 300-1,000 soldiers who don't have a commander. I doubt these fucks have enough discipline to hold together without a commanding officer. So take the shot while you still can."

"Alright, alright."

The sniper pokes his head above the foxhole during a lull in the firefight. He aims his LRR-A3E1,and pulls the trigger.

BANG.

The bullet spirals through the air above the heads of the common soldiers and lower NCOs. After about half a second, it hits the man right between the eyes. The bullet pierces through his skull, tearing through his brain, piercing the other side of his skull, and dropping to the floor.

ADYGESK, ADYGEA REPUBLIC, EAST OSOVIA

As the Osovians fall back, the SASOU operatives load the gas missiles onto trucks, which are then burned, and their charred remains are thrown into the Kuban River. The final barrels are placed, and the SASOU operatives leave. Meanwhile, SAAC forces fire at the Osovians from inside the cloud, allowing them cover. Soon, after, they begin advancing out of the city, moving from cover to cover to avoid, Osovian fire. Fighter Squadron Delta begins missile strikes, in part to help SAAC forces, and in part to reinforce their story that they only performed airstrikes, and did not gas the town.

[GreatOceania]

The Oceanian soldiers in Hermona have yet to encounter the enemy but have heard the distant sounds of combat until it stopped. The troops decided to split up one stays in the city to look for the enemy while another goes up to the nearby hill to get an overhead view of the city and use some of their tanks as makeshift artillery as the group split up, many realized the importance of the hill due being up high and can be used for many things so getting there first was important however what they didn't realize was that the enemy was also thinking the same thing as them.