RET D. Brown Posted September 30, 2017 Share Posted September 30, 2017 OPERATION TIME: 1800 EST IN-GAME TIME: 0630 (Sunrise) ORGANIZATION: 1. REGION: Plieku Province, Republic of Vietnam 2. WEATHER: Clear, Hot, Extremely Dry. 3. TERRAIN: Lightly forested highlands. 1. SITUATION a. Enemy Forces Unknown PAVN Unit b. Friendly Forces Bravo & Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment (Headquarters Garrison force) 2. MISSION -We've had recent Intel from fly-overs in the area, that is a PAVN battalion spotted in route to HQ. We'v been mobilized to act as a deterrent for the hostile force. -There are three primary defense locations that our platoon has been assigned. We're the center company for our battalion. Should the other companies get overran, be prepared to deal with hostiles from the flank. -2nd Battalion will be garrisoning the camp, but they will also be reinforcing friendly forces that begin to break. The camp is full of REMF. If the battalion gets into it, it will be whole wide slaughter. 3. EXECUTION Phase I - Primary Defense Location (Apache) a. At 0630 1st Platoon will be flown from Camp Holloway to HLZ Apache. This HLZ will also be the primary insertion for reinforcements. From there, we will move to the SE corner of the woodline, and entrench facing across the open field. PHASE II - Secondary Defense Location (Navajo) a. Under the circumstance that PDL Apache gets overran, the platoon will fall back to PDL Navajo. The new HLZ will be at HLZ Navajo, an area that combat engineers have cleared out in the forest. They will dig into the hill, and prepare to engage enemy forces. PHASE III - Tertiary Defense Location (Cherokee) a. TDL Cherokee is our last stand against enemy forces. Should we lose this hill, they will have a clear shot to Camp Holloway. We can not lose Cherokee. This is rinse and repeat. 4. Fire Support a. To avoid a whole mass of firemarkers, we are utilizing a keypad system for this operation. The primary point of defense, where the platoon is entrenced, is keypad 8. every 100 meters is another keypad, up to 200 meters away. b. In the event we lose a defense location, we WILL call broken arrow. This will call artillery on everything within 500 meters of our defense location. c. Broken arrow will also be called if HQ has not had a response for the 5 minutes. This does not include radio checks. 5. SERVICE SUPPORT 71st Company, 145 Combat Aviation Battalion 6. COMMAND AND SIGNAL Succession of Command: SSG D. Brown > SGT A. Cummings > CPL C. Mandingo Call Signs "Mako 6", PFC T. Sadler "Mako 1-6", SSG D. Brown "Mako 1-6 Romeo", SPC B. Snurka "Mako 1-7 Mike", SGT D. Jordan "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Brown "Mako 1-2", SGT A. Cummings "Rattler 1-6", 2LT J. Hart "Rattler 1-1", WO1 E. Saint Hand Signals Control + Num 5 = Rally/Set//Affirmative Control + Num 2 = Halt/Hold/Stop/Negative Control + Num 6 = Engage Control + Num 4 = Go/Move/ Smoke Signals Green = Friendly/Affirmative Red = Enemy/Negative Purple = Mass Casualty/Medic Required Orange = Lost/Marking Current Position REQUEST FORM TRANSPORTATION (INFIL.): [] Land [] Sea [X] Air PAX: ~20 VEH. TYPE: UH-1D TRANSPORTATION (EXFIL.): [] Land [] Sea [X] Air PAX: ~20 VEH. TYPE: UH-1D ADDITIONAL ITEMS: [X] Resupply [X] Fire Support [X] Other: Medevac/Reinsert WILL CAS BE NEEDED?: [X] Yes [] No [] Emergency Only Link to comment
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