***DEFENSIVE MISSION*** MARINES. There is a no time for a full FRAG-O. Enemy forces of unknown size and composition are advancing towards our position. our mission to DEFEND this position. The MEU and FN forces are busy dealing with counter attacks to the North and large scale build of EN forces. The EN got good intel and is attempting to take back this ammo dept to lunch an attack on CAMP THUNDER. Marines, we must hold the line and allow no EN to take our POS. We are the last Stand in the South to defend CAMP THUNDER. This is a NO FAIL MISSION.

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

1x Inf Platoon(+) with attached imbedded MG SQUAD

Unknow, HQBN has said they can support IDF in about 2 Hours.

Expect light to mechanized elements
Likely avenues of approach: MSR and adjacent terrain corridors
Enemy intent assessed as: seize key terrain and destroy defending forces

Enemy has demonstrated:

Aggressive maneuver
Limited ISR presence
No confirmed indirect fires at this time

Most Likely COA: Enemy conducts frontal assault with probing elements
Most Dangerous COA: Coordinated multi-directional attack with armor support

Purpose: Fix and delay the enemy at this position
Key Tasks:

Establish strongpoint defense
Maximize fields of fire and interlocking sectors
Inflict maximum casualties
Maintain discipline and control under pressure

Enemy advance is slowed, disrupted, or halted
Platoon holds position as long as combat effective

No time, they're en route! Get your gear!

Patrol forces are stationed around the island to relay the position of the main attack. When the intel comes in, we move immediately to intercept at the shoreline. We must buy the engineers time to harden the fort, that's our only chance to hold it!

PHASE 0: Preparation - ALL CALLSIGNS ensure adequate supplies on person to hold off a major offensive on the shoreline. -- Grenadiers will be issued an M32A1 grenade launcher. -- Ammo Bearers will primarily carry grenadier resupply. - Engineers & Platoon Sergeant prepare for major mining operations.

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PHASE 1A: Contact! - ALL CALLSIGNS wait for patrol forces to relay the position of the main assault. -- Upon confirmation, BAKER platoon moves to intercept while engineers harden the fort. - Upon receiving overwhelming contact or casualties, ALL CALLSIGNS break contact towards fort.

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PHASE 1B: Mining Operations - BAKER 8 & Combat Engineers improve fort defenses in priority order: 1. Harden fort perimeter wall (Anti-personnel) 2. Deny vehicle movement on NE road (Anti-vehicle) 3. Employ directional mines to prevent maneuver (Claymore mines) 4. Construct secondary fighting positions, should the perimeter walls be breached - Upon BAKER 9's break contact, BAKER 8 joins fort defensive. Note: main road must be clear of AP mines to permit BAKER 9's reentry.

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PHASE 2: Fort Defense - ALL CALLSIGNS assume defensive posture -- Utilizing fort towers, BAKER 1 covers Southeastern 180. -- Utilizing fort towers, BAKER 2 covers Northwestern 180. -- BAKER 3 emplaces machineguns to deny movement via main road and front entrance. -- Combat Engineers, employing shotguns, deny passage through the main gate. -- BAKER 9 & Platoon Medic assemble CCP and organize supplies. -- BAKER 8 orders detonation of claymores in response to contact reports.

- A large collection of ammunition, medical supplies and equipment is available in the fort. No additional supplies will be available for the duration of our defense.

- A defendable CCP will be assembled on southwestern end of the fort.

- Medical support will be conducted in field (PAK in Field)