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Operation Hetman (2023)
Poland
Campaign order
Campaign order
Operation Hetman (2023)
After a long period of political unrest between Poland and Belarus, tensions came to a boil when Belarus opened its borders for Russian Forces to bolster its own. In response to the AFRF buildup along the Suwałki Gap, Poland called on other NATO members to aid in the defense of its homeland.
Situation
After a long period of political unrest between Poland and Belarus, tensions came to a boil when the Polish Defense Secretary of State's residence was raided and barricaded by Belarusian-backed Troops, leaving the official dead, and the home liberated by GROM. Belarus, denying the initial allegations of involvement, called for reparations and seizure of towns close to the border, and opened its borders for Russian Forces to bolster its own. In response to the AFRF buildup along the Suwałki Gap, Poland called on other NATO members to aid in the defense of its homeland.
“It is currently unknown when the AFRF will start to cross the border, the only thing we can be sure of is that they will.” the Polish commander of the region, nicknamed “Sokół“, told the press.
According to both the UK and German Spokespeople, it will take a considerable amount of time to mobilize its troops to end the stalemate along the Suwałki Gap.
Equipment
- RADIOS: WIDESPREAD, INCLUDING PRR
- CTAB: ELEMENT LEADERS ONLY (SL/PL/SUPPORT)
- GPS: for FTL+
- HMAPPING: UNSYNCED
Objectives
- Keep the Suwałki Gap open at all costs
- Conduct clandestine Operations behind Frontlines (GROM)
- Hit strategic Locations for the AFRF
- Hinder AFRF advances into the Region
- Evacuate and protect the CIVPOP in the Region
- Await NATO Support, relay and receive Intel from NATO Assets
Terrain
Suwałki Gap (Livonia Map/Nadbór) a sparsely populated area immediately southwest of the border between Lithuania and Poland. Named after the Polish town of Suwałki, this choke point has become of great strategic and military importance since Poland and the Baltic states joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). It features open fields with long sightlines, as well as densely forested Areas in the South-East of the Region.
Friendly Forces (BLUFOR):

Polish Armed Forces:
- JW 3797 - 15th Mechanized Brigade
- JW 4867 - 1st Podlaska Brigade of Territorial Defense
- JW 5699 - 2nd Radioelectronic Center (HQ)
- JW 2250 - 6th Airborne Brigade
- JW 3211 - Main Communication Node of the Ministry of National Defense (Communications)
- JW 1328 - 18th Bielski Airborne Battalion (Artillery Support)
- JW 1146 - 15th Supply Battalion (Logistic Support)
- JW 2305 - Military Unit Grom (Special Forces)
- JW 2399 - 10th Armored Cavalry Brigade
- 24 BLT - 24th Tactical Air Base
United States Armed Forces

British Armed Forces

German Armed Forces

Czech Armed Forces
Opposition Forces (OPFOR):

Russian Armed Forces

Belarussian Armed Forces
