Operation Brimstone (2014) XII
Duster (SPECOPS PFC+)
Fri 19 Feb 2021
Ended
Operation Brimstone (2014) XII
Operation order
Situation
Background Information
Following the semi successful raid last time, we are now tasked with bringing another target into US Hands, the CIA has tasked us to bring over this individual. Target package & information will be briefed ingame because of intel collection. We will be moving to the town of Shoran.
Saajid el-Fahs is known as a horrifically violent individual, he is personally responsible for many Coalition troop deaths in the middle east. However recently his wife was beheaded for teaching their daughter how to read. Therefore he is now against isis and wishes to give us all the intel he has to help in the fight against them.
Saajid el-Fahs is known as a horrifically violent individual, he is personally responsible for many Coalition troop deaths in the middle east. However recently his wife was beheaded for teaching their daughter how to read. Therefore he is now against isis and wishes to give us all the intel he has to help in the fight against them.
Friendly Forces
1x Special Operatives Squad
Supporting Assets
None.
Enemy Forces
ISIS Foot Soldiers
Non-standardized tactical vehciles
Non-standardized tactical vehciles
Mission
Tasking
Simply, Primary Tasking for the night is to move to the compound at which the HVT Saajid el-Fahs is located and extract him back to COP Jabba.
Execution
Tasks and Sequencing
Outlaw will be inserted via MH-6M helicopters near the target compound at LZ Treebeard. During landing, a civilian Mi-8 will be scheduled to fly by, masking the noise of the approach of the MH-6Ms.
Both teams will proceed to OP1 before conducting recce of the AO. Movement will be decided from there, but is likely to be following the ridge South of OP1.
Once close enough, both teams will rapidly hit the target compound, killing all the guards and finding the HVT. HVT will be escorted unrestrained with extraction teams back toward LZ Treebeard. Backup exfil will be at LZ Pippin.

