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Combat Intensity: ☆ Roleplay Emphasis: ☆☆☆☆ Difficulty: ☆

With the Inner German Border having remained open for several months following the easing of border restrictions late last year, civilian activity in the region has increased noticeably as tourists, sightseers, and curious locals travel to border-adjacent communities. Bundeswehr garrisons have been tasked with checking in on neighboring towns and assisting local communities with minor issues where possible. Due to budget cuts affecting the barracks, motor transport for this assignment is unavailable. Personnel will deploy by bicycle only.

Bicycle Squad equipped with brand new bikes

Various Bundesgrenzschutz units patrol the areas surrounding the border

Enemy?

Visiting nearby towns to check in on them and assisting with requests from civilians

Civilians happy and squad back at base in time for dinner

My intent is to use the bicycles to help out in the towns

PHASE 0 Everybody should ready to go 5 min after start ex at RP -0 Due possible civilian traffic we will follow a single file down the right side of the road PHASE 1 Our First stop will be objective 1 town marker in the town called Mariental We will dismount at the marker and park our vehicles as close to the side of the road where possible . Squad will move through out the town and see where we can help out. Once the town is deemed helped enough we will move to the next one PHASE 2 Formation will be the same while we move towards Objective town 2 marker the town of Grasleben We will move into the town center and see where we can support the town. We will most likely park in the city center. Once the town has been helped enough we will move towards the next objective if there is time left. PHASE 3 this is a Stretch objective The town Called Queerenhorst We will park the vehicles to the side in the outskirts and help out the town.

Combat engineer should bring tools to fix blown out tires

Incase of a medical accident the combat medic decides if they need to be treated in the back line