Operation Eiche (2025) V
Durchbruch
Sun 9 May 2021
Ended
Operation Eiche (2025) V
Operation order
Situation
Background Information
During the night raid on the entrenched island and docks nearby and with the enemy defence line being weakened by artillery fire. The main assault force was gearing to push through the enemy line and gain an important strategic location in the form of the docks but also eliminating the enemy defence line that is currently holding is back and slowing the advance further inland.
Using the opportunity created we want to expand our foothold on the Peninsula
Using the opportunity created we want to expand our foothold on the Peninsula
Friendly Forces
Mechanised Infantry Company comprised of;
2x Rifle Squads
2x Special Weapons Teams
4x Puma IFVs
2x Eagle LAV HQ Vehicles
2x Dingo LAV
2x Fuchs APC
2x Rifle Squads
2x Special Weapons Teams
4x Puma IFVs
2x Eagle LAV HQ Vehicles
2x Dingo LAV
2x Fuchs APC
Supporting Assets
Friendly forces are holding the friendly FOB against the enemy defence line
Enemy Forces
Conventional Armed Force, we expect heavy resistance, including use of Rotary and Fixed-wing aircraft.
Mission
Tasking
Main objectives are:
- Sweep the enemy defence line and capture the dock
- Neutralise the Primary AAA Forward Operating Base in the Red Zone
Secondary (optional):
- Nearby garrisons
- Supply yards
- Capture officer in residence
- Sweep the enemy defence line and capture the dock
- Neutralise the Primary AAA Forward Operating Base in the Red Zone
Secondary (optional):
- Nearby garrisons
- Supply yards
- Capture officer in residence
End-state
In the AA/Fob or Klamila city, alternatively should it be necessary - return to base.
Execution
Commander's Intent
The purpose of this mission is to identify enemy forces within Phase 1 and Phase 2, neutralising two key positions a Dock and Forward Operating Base. The end state is the eradication of enemy forces in Phases 1-2 and for friendly forces to be in position at the captured FOB ready for future operations.


Tasks and Sequencing
The company will be split into two forces, Callsign KING and Callsign ROOK. Both KING and ROOK are Mechanized Infantry Platoons with IFV support. ROOK and KING are supported by CASTLE, a multi-purpose support attachment.
Callsign KING and ROOK will form a Convoy travelling north towards the front line. Where they will split forces; as follows.
CALLSIGN ROOK
- Depart east and clear the enemy defence line
- Neutralise enemy dock facility
- Return to mainland, support attack on FOB from south east
CALLSIGN KING
- Depart north, check & clear town of Skippari
- Clear and prepare FOB assault from Kouki
- Overwhelm enemy FOB
ALL CALLSIGNS
- In Phase 3, all callsigns will re-link to counter-assault enemy positions in Phase 3, to be determined.
Callsign KING and ROOK will form a Convoy travelling north towards the front line. Where they will split forces; as follows.
CALLSIGN ROOK
- Depart east and clear the enemy defence line
- Neutralise enemy dock facility
- Return to mainland, support attack on FOB from south east
CALLSIGN KING
- Depart north, check & clear town of Skippari
- Clear and prepare FOB assault from Kouki
- Overwhelm enemy FOB
ALL CALLSIGNS
- In Phase 3, all callsigns will re-link to counter-assault enemy positions in Phase 3, to be determined.
Administration/Logistics
Resupply
All teams will cross the LD fully loaded according to the battalion's TACSOP. Supplies will be provided by the Company Support Attachment, callsign CASTLE. This basic load with 2 planned logistic packages per platoon is expected to sustain the team throughout the mission.
- Emergency resupply will be coordinated through the support callsigns and delivered by ground based assets.
- Emergency resupply will be coordinated through the support callsigns and delivered by ground based assets.
Medical
The primary means of MEDEVAC is by ground (requested through the company commander) and provided by medical teams of callsign CASTLE; backup is by ground evacuation via IFVs.
Rules of Engagement
EPWs will be turned over to ground commanders for evacuation to the rear.
Fire Support Plan
None provided
Close Air Support
None provided