On January 16, 1991, President George H. W. Bush announced the start of what would be called Operation Desert Storm—a military operation to expel occupying Iraqi forces from Kuwait, which Iraq had invaded and annexed months earlier. For weeks, a U.S.-led coalition of two dozen nations had positioned more than 900,000 troops in the region, most stationed on the Saudi-Iraq border. A U.N.-declared deadline for withdrawal passed on January 15, with no action from Iraq, so coalition forces began a five-week bombardment of Iraqi command and control targets from air and sea. Despite widespread fears that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein might order the use of chemical weapons, a ground invasion started in February. We are US VII Core, our tasking is to push across the Kuwait Border and lead the charge into the Iraqi armoured divisions. We are to take out and engage enemy armour so that the infantry can push forward and push further into Iraq.

Armored Company.

9x Abrams main battle tanks.

2x Ch-47.

None

Iranian mechanized Battalion
Iranian tank Battalion

Destroy enemy battalion

All enemy's destroyed.

Logistics will be flown in by the Guardian callsign
Using Logistical containers. Support engineers will repair, rearm and refuel in the field.