1LT J. Kauffman

Operation Title: Operation Queen 002 Team(S) Reporting: Alpha Company 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Map: Hurtgen Primary Task: Destroy German Artillery guns Secondary Task: Push through German defenses Time Of Operation: 06/08/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud CW3 R. Hepker WOC T. Sadler WOC J. Rob SFC D. Brown SSG D. Jordan SSG D. Thompson SGG J. Hart SSG A. Cummings SGT V. Handberg CPL A. Perez SP7 G. Parker SP6 J. Bankshaft SP6 S. Kingsley SP6 B. Snurka SP6 T. Wolfe SP6 N. Bobcat SP5 L. Logan PFC T. Harrow PFC D. Montes PV2 S. Rush

Operation Title: Operation Queen 003 Team(S) Reporting: Alpha Company 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Map: Hurtgen Primary Task: Defend Scheval Secondary Task: Counter Attack Time Of Operation: 06/15/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud WOC J. Rob WOC T. Sadler SSG D. Jordan SSG D. Thompson SGT V. Handberg CPL A. Perez SP6 J. Bankshaft SP6 S. Kingsley SP6 B. Snurka SP6 N. Bobcat PV2 S. Rush

Operation Title: Operation Queen 004 Team(S) Reporting: Alpha Company 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Division Map: Hurtgen Primary Task: Clear out Festung Secondary Task: Pierce Siegefried line Time Of Operation: 06/22/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud SFC D. Brown SSG D. Jordan SSG J. Hart SSG A. Cummings SGT V. Handberg CPL A. Perez SP6 T. Wolfe SP6 S. Kingsley SP6 B. Snurka SP5 L. Logan SPC C. Canterbury PFC D. Montes PV2 S. Rush PV2 D. Attack

WARNING ORDER Operation Queen 003 Hurtgen Forest ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SITUATION TIME October 7, 1944 @ 1900 EST (0600 IGT) WEATHER: 42F (5C); Heavy Fog; Overcast; Wind <1kn NNE; Dawn 0600 IGT; Dusk 1800 IGT Last weekend we successfully penetrated the German defenses on the Northwestern corner of our sector. While we had great success in our push to the northwest, 2nd Platoon has been chopped up in an attempt to push northeast towards the Kall River. 2nd Platoon, at less than half strength has consolidated with 3rd Platoon, and they have been forced to dig in and hold in place. Last weekend we took several prisoners, and after interrogation, they were quick to give up information on a coming German Counter Offensive ordered by Field Marshal Walter Model himself, in an attempt to surround and destroy the US Forces bogged down in the forest. Seeing that our forces have been depleted, spread thin, and running low on ammunition, the Germans are preparing a counter attack in an attempt to shatter our remaining forces in this sector. 1st Platoon is being redeployed to cover a stretch of the line just a kilo south of the town of Secheval, a German held town. 1st Platoon will have time to dig trenches, foxholes, gun posititions, and hull down our remaining armor. We can expect heavy artillery barrages on our position, to be followed by several well organized German offensives. 1st Platoon must spread out, cover the entire treeline, and hold the line. If the Germans break through your positions, they will have an open road to Renwez, where our Company HQ, Ammunition, and wounded, lay. If the Germans manage and break through and capture Renwez, there will be no hope of getting out of the forest alive, immediately surrender to the nearest German unit. Due to our good conduct last weekend with German POWs, we can expect that in return you will be treated respectfully as well. If 1st Platoon holds back all the German offensives, launch an immediate counter attack as soon as possible, and attempt to snatch Secheval from the Germans when they are off balance. After Secheval is taken, dig in, and ENDEX in the town. a. Enemy Disposition 275. Infanterie Division 985. Grenadier Regiment 275. Pioniere Battalion 275. Artillerie Battalion 116. Panzer Division Elements of the 60. Panzergrenadier Regiment Elements of the 228. Panzerjaeger Battalion Elements of the 16. Panzer Regiment Possible Enemy action Expect heavy artillery barrages, if the enemy has a fix on your location & if you are stationary for too long. Expect a counter attack after the Germans lose any large swaths of ground, or strategic positions. German Pilots have been reportedly conducting bombing runs admits the foul weather. b. Friendly Forces 2nd Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 3rd Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 4th Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 71st AHC, acting as an Armored Platoon c. 1940s - Rules of Engagement On order from your commander, enemy military and paramilitary forces are declared hostile and may be attacked subject to the following instructions: Positive Identification (PID) is required prior to engagement. PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target. If no PID, contact your next highest commander for decision. Do not engage anyone who has surrendered, or is unarmed or wounded. Any requests for fire support or close air support within 600 Meters of a civilian center must first get authorization from commanding officer. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Maps of the Province: Notes from Commander: All requests for Close Air Support/Medevac/Resupply/Insertion are to go to Mako 1-6 on FREQ 60.0. Mako 1-6 will contact Rattler 1-6 on FREQ 50.0 to request an asset to assist 1st Platoon as necessary. Once the asset is in the area of Operation for Mako 1-6, Infantry can contact the bird via CAS Net FREQ 45.0 to guide in the bird/direct close air support. If an infantry element is in threat of being overrun and requires immediate assistance, they may declare a "Tactical Emergency" to Mako 1-6, who will then have Rattler 1-6 redirect all available air assets to Mako 1-6's Area of Operation to prevent the unit from being overrun. Be sure not to stray too far off the planned & assigned path, due to the high probability of undiscovered minefields. Be sure to stay within 1st Platoon's area of operation, venturing off course into 2nd or 3rd Platoon's AO could result in blue on blue. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISSION 1st Platoon, A. Company, 1/7th Cavalry 1st Platoon Our primary Objective will be to hold the line south of Secheval PRIMARY TASKING: 1st Platoon will dig in along the tree line, set up gun postitions, hull down our armor, and dig mortar pits, and prepare to hold the line. SECONDARY TASKING: Counter attack and take Secheval. TERTIARY TASKING: N/A 71st Assault Helicopter Company 71st AHC is to act as armored support for 1st Platoon PRIMARY TASKING: Proving Armored Support for 1st Platoon. SECONDARY TASKING: Conduct resupply & reinserts TERTIARY TASKING: Mortar Support ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT 71st Assault Helicopter Company Vehicle Pool for Campaign: Rotary Wing: Fixed Wing: Repairing: Destroyed: 1 x M4A3 (76) 1 x M4A3 (75) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMMAND & SIGNAL Succession of Command: 1st Platoon HQ: 1LT J. Kauffman > SFC D. Brown 1st Squad: SSG D. Jordan > SGT J. Hart 2nd Squad: SGT V. Handberg > SGT D. Thompson 71st A.H.C: 2LT K. Grorud > CW2 R. Hepker > WOC T. Sadler Call Signs "Mako 1-6", 1LT J. Kauffman "Mako 1-7", SFC D. Brown "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Jordan "Mako 1-2", SGT V. Handberg "Rattler 1-6", 2LT K. Grorud "Rattler 1-1", WOC T. Sadler "Rattler 1-2", CW2 R. Hepker "Rattler 1-3", WOC J. Rob "Firefly 1-1", SGT B. Snurka 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 Radio Frequencies Infantry Platoon Net ~ 40.0 CAS Net ~ 45.0 Aviation Platoon Net ~ 50.0 Command Net ~ 60.0

WARNING ORDER Operation Queen 002 Hurtgen Forest ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SITUATION TIME October 7, 1944 @ 1900 EST (0600 IGT) WEATHER: 42F (5C); Heavy Fog; Overcast; Wind <1kn NNE; Dawn 0600 IGT; Dusk 1800 IGT Last weekend we successfully penetrated the initial German defenses on the outskirts of the Hurtgen Forest. After capturing the village of Renwez, 1st Platoon entrenched their positions and have waited a week for reinforcements to trickle in from the rear, all the while under constant shelling from German artillery. In the early morning hours, 3rd Platoon with support from the 71st Armor, launched a probing attack on the Village of Deville, just to our north. 3rd Platoon quickly conducted an unorganized retreat after losing all of their non-commissioned officers, 66% of their platoon, three light armored vehicles, and not even the ability to evacuate all of their wounded. The shocked survivors report the enemy was dug in just southeast of Deville with several light machine gun positions, including a concrete pillbox along the southwestern end of Deville. They also claim that their light armored vehicles had been destroyed by a Tiger. In addition, when the remaining men broke contact and ran back to Renwez, several soldiers ran west into the forest, which was immediately followed with explosions and cries for help. We now believe that the tree line on the western side of Deville is heavily mined, in order to bring our forces into their kill zone. 1st Platoon is now fresh with replacements, and will conduct another attack on Deville at noon, with support form the 71st Armor, who will be bringing heavier armor to the field. 1st Platoon will conduct an assault on Deville, and attempt to drive all the way north along the MSR towards the Germany Artillery positions believed to be in OBJ Jane. There are two main obstacles in between Deville and OBJ Jane, one being a hundred meter tall cliff, where the road has been cut into the mountain, we believe that the Germans will defend this position heavily, and have dubbed it OBJ Marlene. The second obstacle is the forest itself. 1st Platoon will have to slug through two kilometers of forest before reaching OBJ Jane. After our recent experiences it is to be assumed that the forests are heavily mined, so 1st Platoon will stick within 50 meters of either side of the main MSR while advancing through the forest. German resistance is to be expected. Our Sister Platoons will be conducting attacks along the enemy line to our east, in their areas of operation accordingly. a. Enemy Disposition 275. Infanterie Division 985. Grenadier Regiment 275. Pioniere Battalion 275. Artillerie Battalion 116. Panzer Division Elements of the 60. Panzergrenadier Regiment Elements of the 228. Panzerjaeger Battalion Elements of the 16. Panzer Regiment Possible Enemy action Expect heavy artillery barrages, if the enemy has a fix on your location & if you are stationary for too long. Expect a counter attack after the Germans lose any large swaths of ground, or strategic positions. German Pilots have been reportedly conducting bombing runs admits the foul weather. b. Friendly Forces 2nd Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 3rd Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 4th Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 71st AHC, acting as an Armored Platoon c. 1940s - Rules of Engagement On order from your commander, enemy military and paramilitary forces are declared hostile and may be attacked subject to the following instructions: Positive Identification (PID) is required prior to engagement. PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target. If no PID, contact your next highest commander for decision. Do not engage anyone who has surrendered, or is unarmed or wounded. Any requests for fire support or close air support within 600 Meters of a civilian center must first get authorization from commanding officer. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Maps of the Province: Map of 1st Platoon, A Co., 1/7th Cav AO: Notes from Commander: All requests for Close Air Support/Medevac/Resupply/Insertion are to go to Mako 1-6 on FREQ 60.0. Mako 1-6 will contact Rattler 1-6 on FREQ 50.0 to request an asset to assist 1st Platoon as necessary. Once the asset is in the area of Operation for Mako 1-6, Infantry can contact the bird via CAS Net FREQ 45.0 to guide in the bird/direct close air support. If an infantry element is in threat of being overrun and requires immediate assistance, they may declare a "Tactical Emergency" to Mako 1-6, who will then have Rattler 1-6 redirect all available air assets to Mako 1-6's Area of Operation to prevent the unit from being overrun. Be sure not to stray too far off the planned & assigned path, due to the high probability of undiscovered minefields. Be sure to stay within 1st Platoon's area of operation, venturing off course into 2nd or 3rd Platoon's AO could result in blue on blue. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISSION 1st Platoon, A. Company, 1/7th Cavalry 1st Platoon Our primary Objective will be to silence the Germany Artillery located at OBJ Jane, three kilometers to our North. PRIMARY TASKING: 1st Platoon will launch a second assault on the Village of Deville (OBJ Betty). From there 1st Platoon will continue northwest and scale the cliff and clear the German defenses on OBJ Marlene. Lastly 1st Platoon will push through the Forest and assault OBJ Jane, where we believe German Artillery Guns are located. SECONDARY TASKING: N/A TERTIARY TASKING: N/A 71st Assault Helicopter Company 71st AHC is to act as armored support for 1st Platoon PRIMARY TASKING: Proving Armored Support for 1st Platoon. SECONDARY TASKING: Conduct resupply & reinserts TERTIARY TASKING: N/A ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT 71st Assault Helicopter Company Vehicle Pool for Campaign: Rotary Wing: Fixed Wing: Repairing: Destroyed: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMMAND & SIGNAL Succession of Command: 1st Platoon HQ: 1LT J. Kauffman > SFC D. Brown 1st Squad: SSG D. Jordan > SGT J. Hart 2nd Squad: SGT V. Handberg > SGT D. Thompson 71st A.H.C: 2LT K. Grorud > CW2 R. Hepker > WOC T. Sadler Call Signs "Mako 1-6", 1LT J. Kauffman "Mako 1-7", SFC D. Brown "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Jordan "Mako 1-2", SGT V. Handberg "Rattler 1-6", 2LT K. Grorud "Rattler 1-1", WOC T. Sadler "Rattler 1-2", CW2 R. Hepker "Rattler 1-3", WOC J. Rob "Firefly 1-1", SGT B. Snurka 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 Radio Frequencies Infantry Platoon Net ~ 40.0 CAS Net ~ 45.0 Aviation Platoon Net ~ 50.0 Command Net ~ 60.0

WARNING ORDER Operation Queen 001 Hurtgen Forest ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SITUATION TIME September 30, 1944 @ 1900 EST (0600 IGT) WEATHER: 42F (5C); Heavy Fog; Overcast; Wind <1kn NNE; Dawn 0600 IGT; Dusk 1800 IGT In September of 1944, as Allied troops closed in along the border of the German homeland, they encountered incredible resistance and heavily fortified positions. With the allied advance grinding to a halt, allied commanders believed that they had found a weak point in the German line, and decided to send several infantry divisions through the Hurtgen Forest, in an attempt to out flank the German defenses. Little did Allied Commanders know that they would be condemning 55,000 American's to die, or live out the rest of their life without all four of their limbs. The Germans had been dug in heavily in the forest, established vast minefields, trench lines, pillboxes, gun emplacements, and used the trees to shield their armor from allied aircraft. The Battle of Hurtgen would be the longest single battle that the US Army has ever been engaged in, and was considered a major U.S. Defeat. This week, we'll be entering the Hurtgen forest for the first time. We will have limited Armor Support, and mortar support. During the previous week, our sister platoons have been conducting combat patrols in no-mans-land, and have successfully mapped several minefields, but some remain undiscovered. Our job will be to be the spearhead of the initial allied breakthrough here in Hurtgen. In addition, last night a German probe engaged 2nd Platoon's combat patrol, and drove them out of our previous patrol base (OBJ Whiskey). Our first objective will be to push down the MSR, and recapture our old Patrol base OBJ Whiskey. After OBJ Whiskey is captured, 1st Platoon will advance up the MSR, towards OBJ Vermouth, the forward positions of the German Line, and will engage and clear their forward positions. From there, 1st Platoon will have a good over watch point, and will conduct an attack on OBJ Brandy, which is our designated segment of the primary German defensive line. 1st Platoon will continue to launch attacks on OBJ Brandy in an effort to clear it, and force the Germans into retreat, no matter the costs. Once OBJ Brandy is taken, 1st Platoon will move into OBJ Scotch, clear out the city, and set up defensive positions, expecting an immediate German Counter attack. Our Sister Platoons will be conducting simultaneous attacks on the enemy line, in their areas of operation, accordingly. a. Enemy Disposition 275. Infanterie Division 985. Grenadier Regiment 275. Pioniere Battalion 275. Artillerie Battalion 116. Panzer Division Elements of the 60. Panzergrenadier Regiment Elements of the 228. Panzerjaeger Battalion Elements of the 16. Panzer Regiment Possible Enemy action Expect heavy artillery barrages, if the enemy has a fix on your location & if you are stationary for too long. Expect a counter attack after the Germans lose any large swaths of ground, or strategic positions. German Pilots have been reportedly conducting bombing runs admits the foul weather. b. Friendly Forces 2nd Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 3rd Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 4th Platoon, Alpha Company, 1/7th Cavalry Regiment 71st AHC, acting as an Armored Platoon c. 1940s - Rules of Engagement On order from your commander, enemy military and paramilitary forces are declared hostile and may be attacked subject to the following instructions: Positive Identification (PID) is required prior to engagement. PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target. If no PID, contact your next highest commander for decision. Do not engage anyone who has surrendered, or is unarmed or wounded. Any requests for fire support or close air support within 600 Meters of a civilian center must first get authorization from commanding officer. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Maps of the Province: Map of 1st Platoon, A Co., 1/7th Cav AO: Notes from Commander: All requests for Close Air Support/Medevac/Resupply/Insertion are to go to Mako 1-6 on FREQ 60.0. Mako 1-6 will contact Rattler 1-6 on FREQ 50.0 to request an asset to assist 1st Platoon as necessary. Once the asset is in the area of Operation for Mako 1-6, Infantry can contact the bird via CAS Net FREQ 45.0 to guide in the bird/direct close air support. If an infantry element is in threat of being overrun and requires immediate assistance, they may declare a "Tactical Emergency" to Mako 1-6, who will then have Rattler 1-6 redirect all available air assets to Mako 1-6's Area of Operation to prevent the unit from being overrun. Be sure not to stray too far off the planned & assigned path, due to the high probability of undiscovered minefields. Be sure to stay within 1st Platoon's area of operation, venturing off course into 2nd or 3rd Platoon's AO could result in blue on blue. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISSION 1st Platoon, A. Company, 1/7th Cavalry 1st Platoon Our primary Objective will be to sucessfully assault OBJ Brandy, the German Frontline, clear OBJ Scotch, and set up defensive positions. PRIMARY TASKING: Clear Germans out of our former Patrol base, OBJ Whiskey. Continue to push north along the MSR and Capture the German forward Positions at OBJ Vermouth. Probe, then assault the German trenches at OBJ Brandy. Once cleared, push into the town, OBJ Scotch, clear the buildings of German forces, and then set up defenses in preparation of an immediate German Counter attack. SECONDARY TASKING: N/A TERTIARY TASKING: N/A 71st Assault Helicopter Company 71st AHC is to act as armored support for 1st Platoon PRIMARY TASKING: Proving Armored Support for 1st Platoon. SECONDARY TASKING: Conduct resupply & reinserts TERTIARY TASKING: N/A ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT 71st Assault Helicopter Company Vehicle Pool for Campaign: Rotary Wing: Fixed Wing: Repairing: Destroyed: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMMAND & SIGNAL Succession of Command: 1st Platoon HQ: 1LT J. Kauffman > SFC D. Brown 1st Squad: SSG D. Jordan > SGT J. Hart 2nd Squad: SGT V. Handberg > SGT D. Thompson 71st A.H.C: 2LT K. Grorud > CW2 R. Hepker > WOC T. Sadler Call Signs "Mako 1-6", 1LT J. Kauffman "Mako 1-7", SFC D. Brown "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Jordan "Mako 1-2", SGT V. Handberg "Rattler 1-6", 2LT K. Grorud "Rattler 1-1", WOC T. Sadler "Rattler 1-2", CW2 R. Hepker "Rattler 1-3", WOC J. Rob "Firefly 1-1", SGT B. Snurka 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 Radio Frequencies Infantry Platoon Net ~ 40.0 CAS Net ~ 45.0 Aviation Platoon Net ~ 50.0 Command Net ~ 60.0

Operation Title: FTX - 05/25/2019 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment Map: Ruha Primary Task: Probe German Trenchline Secondary Task: Assault Time Of Operation: 05/25/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman SFC D. Brown SSG D. Thompson SSG A. Cummings SGT V. Handberg CPL A. Perez SP6 T. Wolfe SP6 N. Bobcat SP6 J. Bankshaft SP5 L. Logan SPC N. Barden PFC J. Robert PFC D. Montes WOC J. Rob

Hello Gentlemen! We have exciting news, Cummings has created a Rising Storm 2: Vietnam server for us! We're able to customize just about everything, and are working on creating our ideal campaign game mode/server! This includes Reserved slots, so we never have to wait in a 10 minute queue ever again! In order to have a reserved slot on the server, you'll have to respond to this thread with two things: 1. Your steamID (U:X) 2. A link to your steam profile in case there is an issue with your steam id. Example: John Kauffman 1. SeamID64: 76561197993565180 2. https://steamcommunity.com/id/jkauffman/ Thanks, See you on the server! How to find your Steam ID! 1. Open Steam, Go to your Profile page. Right Click on your profile and select "Copy Page URL" 2. Open your browser, and go to: https://steamid.io/ 3. Paste your Steam Profile URL into the Steam ID Finder 4. Copy the top line "steamID64" and paste it into your reply to this thread!

Operation Title: Operation Comanche III 006 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Regiment ; 71st AHC Map: Pulau Primary Task: Secure Pulau Airfield Secondary Task: Secure City of Lohololho Time Of Operation: 05/18/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud WOC J. Rob SSG D. Jordan SSG C. Mandingo SSG D. Thompson SSG A. Cummings SSG J. Hart SP7 G. Parker SP6 B. Snurka SP6 T. Wolfe SP6 S. Kinsley SP6 J. Bankshaft SP6 N. Bobcat SP5 L. Logan SP5 V. Handberg SPC A. Perez SPC N. Barden PFC D. Montes

WARNING ORDER Operation Comanche III 006 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SITUATION TIME MAY 18 1972 @ 1900 EST (0600 IGT) WEATHER: 75F (27C); Fog; Overcast; Wind 1kn NNE; Dawn 0600 IGT; Dusk 1800 IGT This will be the climax of our campaign, where we will be launching an all out assault on Pulau Airfield and the city of Loholoho. a. Enemy Disposition Unkown NVA Heavy Anti-Air-Artillery Company ( Comprised of 6 x S-75 Desna Surface to Air Missiles) 929th Fighter Regiment, 4th Bien Doi (Comprised of 2 x MiG-21s & Unknown amount of AN-2 Colt Aircraft) Unknown NVA Armored Company (Comprised of Russian T-34-85s & T-55s) Unknown NVA Mechanized Company 8th VC Battalion, 6th Regional Regiment b. Friendly Forces 4th Marine Battalion, 147th ARVN Marine Regiment c. 1970s - Rules of Engagement On order from your commander, enemy military and paramilitary forces are declared hostile and may be attacked subject to the following instructions: Positive Identification (PID) is required prior to engagement. PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target. If no PID, contact your next highest commander for decision. Do not engage anyone who has surrendered, or is unarmed or wounded. Any requests for fire support or close air support within 600 Meters of a civilian center must first get authorization from commanding officer. Pulau Monyet is delcared a free fire zone. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Maps of the Province: Map of 1st Platoon, A Co., 1/7th Cav AO: Notes from Commander: All requests for Close Air Support/Medevac/Resupply/Insertion are to go to Mako 1-6 on FREQ 60.0. Mako 1-6 will contact Rattler 1-6 on FREQ 50.0 to request an asset to assist 1st Platoon as necessary. Once the asset is in the area of Operation for Mako 1-6, Infantry can contact the bird via CAS Net FREQ 45.0 to guide in the bird/direct close air support. If an infantry element is in threat of being overrun and requires immediate assistance, they may declare a "Tactical Emergency" to Mako 1-6, who will then have Rattler 1-6 redirect all available air assets to Mako 1-6's Area of Operation to prevent the unit from being overrun. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISSION 1st Platoon, A. Company, 1/7th Cavalry 1st Platoon Our primary Objective will be to seize Gurun Airfield & the City of Loholoho. PRIMARY TASKING: Land at LZ Whitman, move north, close with and clear the City of Loholoho. From there Establish overwatch and conduct an assault on Grunan Airfield. SECONDARY TASKING: N/A TERTIARY TASKING: N/A 71st Assault Helicopter Company 71st AHC is to be flying air support for 1st Platoon. PRIMARY TASKING: Inserting 1st Platoon into the AO via UH-1H Hueys. SECONDARY TASKING: Conducting Combat Air Patrols with Fixed Wing Aircraft. TERTIARY TASKING: N/A ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT 71st Assault Helicopter Company Vehicle Pool for Campaign: Rotary Wing: 6 x UH-1H 'Huey Slick' 1 x AH-1G 'Cobra' 4 x UH-1D 'Huey Hog' 1 x HH-35 'Jolly Green Giant' 1 x CH-47 'Chinook' Fixed Wing: 2 x F-4 'Phantom' 1 x OV-10 'Bronco' 1 x C1-A 'Trader' 2 x A1-J 'Skyraider' 1 x A7-C 'Corsair' Repairing: Destroyed: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMMAND & SIGNAL Succession of Command: 1st Platoon HQ: 1LT J. Kauffman > SFC D. Brown 1st Squad: SSG D. Jordan > SGT J. Hart 2nd Squad: SGT V. Handberg > SGT D. Thompson 71st A.H.C: 2LT K. Grorud > CW2 R. Hepker > WOC T. Sadler Call Signs "Mako 1-6", 1LT J. Kauffman "Mako 1-7", SFC D. Brown "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Jordan "Mako 1-2", SGT V. Handberg "Rattler 1-6", 2LT K. Grorud "Rattler 1-1", WOC T. Sadler "Rattler 1-2", CW2 R. Hepker "Rattler 1-3", WOC J. Rob "Firefly 1-1", SGT B. Snurka 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 Radio Frequencies Infantry Platoon Net ~ 40.0 CAS Net ~ 45.0 Aviation Platoon Net ~ 50.0

Time for our next campaign vote! Option #1 Vietnam Campaign: Operation Lincoln Highway Security - Pleiku 1966 This Designed to be a mini-campaign that recreates the 12 Day Skirmish in Operation Lincoln along the Cambodian Border. The Campaign will consist of the lead up and then culminating into the in the climax of the Operation, when a CH-47 full of 1st Cavalry Division troopers, was shot down & the effort to rescue the wounded survivors of the crash as they held off a significant Vietnamese assault. The Build up to the climax will involve patrols along Highway 19, as well as establishing night time security for air-mobile artillery pieces which were flown into jungle clearings acting as mobile fire support bases. Option #2 Second World War: Battle of Hurtgen Forest Germany - Autumn & Winter of 1944 We will be playing the part of American Infantrymen, who entered Germany in 1944, in the Hurtgen Forest, in an attempt to outflank German forces defending their industrial heartland. American Leaders believed that their forces would be able to march quickly through the forest, and arrive on the open planes of Germany on the far flanks of a Major German Defensive Line. However very quickly it became apparent that the Germans had heavily fortified and mined the forest. The Hurtgen Forest would become a meat grinder, claiming 55,000 Americans, and being the longest running battle that the U.S Army has ever been engaged in, to this day. The Battle was characterized by vast minefields, constant artillery barrages in the dense forest causing tree bursts, patrols through heavy fog, raids between front lines, large hill assaults through barren World War 1-esque battle fields. The dense forest prevented allied Air Support, allowing the Germans to utilize heavy tanks in a defensive posture.

Operation Title: Operation Comanche III 004 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Regiment ; 71st AHC Map: Pulau Primary Task: Clear out Hill 60 Secondary Task: Eliminate Patrol Base Time Of Operation: 05/04/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud WOC J. Rob SFC D. Brown SSG C. Mandingo SSG J. Hart SSG D. Thompson SP7 G. Parker SP6 T. Wolfe SP6 N. Bobcat SP6 S. Kingsley SP6 J. Bankshaft SP5 V. Handberg PFC N. Barden PV2 J. Montes PV2 J. Griff PV2 T. Jones PV2 K. Minitio

Operation Title: Operation Comanche III 003 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Regiment ; 71st AHC Map: Pulau Primary Task: Conduct ambush Secondary Task: Clear our Enemy Emplacements on Island Time Of Operation: 04/27/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud SFC D. Brown SSG C. Mandingo SSG D. Jordan SSG D. Thompson SP7 G. Parker SP6 T. Wolfe SP6 N. Bobcat SP6 S. Kingsley SP6 J. Bankshaft SP5 V. Handberg PFC N. Barden PFC C. Baron PV2 J. Montes PV2 J. Griff PV2 K. Minitio

Operation Title: Operation Comanche III 002 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Regiment ; 71st AHC Map: Pulau Primary Task: Patrol Route Secondary Task: BDA on Airstrikes Time Of Operation: 04/20/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman WOC J. Rob SP6 S. Kinglsey SP6 G. Parker SP6 T. Wolfe SP5 N. Bobcat SP5 V. Handberg PFC N. Barden PV2 T. Harrow PV2 N. Montes PV2 J. Griff PV2 K. Minitio

WARNING ORDER Operation Comanche III 005 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SITUATION TIME MAY 4 1972 @ 1900 EST (0600 IGT) WEATHER: 75F (27C); Fog; Overcast; Wind 1kn NNE; Dawn 0600 IGT; Dusk 1800 IGT Last week we successfully secured the southwestern most island. The Vietnamese forces on the eastern island have dug in and are determined to hold onto every inch of ground. They patrol the shores of the island heavily and have a large system of anti aircraft emplacements making a frontal assault from the water or air very difficult. 1st Platoon will infiltrate the island under the cover of darkness and will clear the southern half of the Anti-Aircraft network in preparations for an ariel assault of the airfield next week. a. Enemy Disposition Unkown NVA Heavy Anti-Air-Artillery Company ( Comprised of 6 x S-75 Desna Surface to Air Missiles) 929th Fighter Regiment, 4th Bien Doi (Comprised of 2 x MiG-21s & Unknown amount of AN-2 Colt Aircraft) Unknown NVA Armored Company (Comprised of Russian T-34-85s & T-55s) Unknown NVA Mechanized Company 8th VC Battalion, 6th Regional Regiment b. Friendly Forces 4th Marine Battalion, 147th ARVN Marine Regiment c. 1970s - Rules of Engagement On order from your commander, enemy military and paramilitary forces are declared hostile and may be attacked subject to the following instructions: Positive Identification (PID) is required prior to engagement. PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target. If no PID, contact your next highest commander for decision. Do not engage anyone who has surrendered, or is unarmed or wounded. Any requests for fire support or close air support within 600 Meters of a civilian center must first get authorization from commanding officer. Pulau Monyet is delcared a free fire zone. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Maps of the Province: Map of 1st Platoon, A Co., 1/7th Cav AO: Notes from Commander: All requests for Close Air Support/Medevac/Resupply/Insertion are to go to Mako 1-6 on FREQ 60.0. Mako 1-6 will contact Rattler 1-6 on FREQ 50.0 to request an asset to assist 1st Platoon as necessary. Once the asset is in the area of Operation for Mako 1-6, Infantry can contact the bird via CAS Net FREQ 45.0 to guide in the bird/direct close air support. If an infantry element is in threat of being overrun and requires immediate assistance, they may declare a "Tactical Emergency" to Mako 1-6, who will then have Rattler 1-6 redirect all available air assets to Mako 1-6's Area of Operation to prevent the unit from being overrun. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISSION 1st Platoon, A. Company, 1/7th Cavalry 1st Platoon Our primary Objective will be to take Hill 60 (OBJ Able) and neutralize anti aircraft emplacements atop of it. Hill 60 also overlooks Pulau Airfield, and will be vital when we conduct our assault on the airfield next weekend. PRIMARY TASKING: Secure Hill 60 (OBJ Able) and neutralize the enemy SAM site. SECONDARY TASKING: Secure the Mechanized Patrol base (OBJ Baker) TERTIARY TASKING: N/A 71st Assault Helicopter Company 71st AHC is to be flying air support for 1st Platoon. PRIMARY TASKING: Inserting 1st Platoon into the AO via UH-1H Hueys. SECONDARY TASKING: Conducting Close Air Support, Resupply, Reinsert, Medevac, & Recon for 1st Platoon TERTIARY TASKING: N/A ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT 71st Assault Helicopter Company Vehicle Pool for Campaign: Rotary Wing: 6 x UH-1H 'Huey Slick' 1 x AH-1G 'Cobra' 4 x UH-1D 'Huey Hog' 1 x HH-35 'Jolly Green Giant' 1 x CH-47 'Chinook' Fixed Wing: 2 x F-4 'Phantom' 1 x OV-10 'Bronco' 1 x C1-A 'Trader' 2 x A1-J 'Skyraider' 1 x A7-C 'Corsair' Repairing: Destroyed: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMMAND & SIGNAL Succession of Command: 1st Platoon HQ: 1LT J. Kauffman > SFC D. Brown 1st Squad: SSG D. Jordan > SGT J. Hart 2nd Squad: SSG C. Mandingo > SGT D. Thompson 71st A.H.C: 2LT K. Grorud > CW2 R. Hepker > WOC T. Sadler Call Signs "Mako 1-6", 1LT J. Kauffman "Mako 1-7", SFC D. Brown "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Jordan "Mako 1-2", SSG C. Mandingo "Rattler 1-6", 2LT K. Grorud "Rattler 1-1", WOC T. Sadler "Rattler 1-2", CW2 R. Hepker "Rattler 1-3", WOC J. Rob "Firefly 1-1", SGT B. Snurka 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 Radio Frequencies Infantry Platoon Net ~ 40.0 CAS Net ~ 45.0 Aviation Platoon Net ~ 50.0

WARNING ORDER Operation Comanche III 004 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SITUATION TIME APR 27 1972 @ 1900 EST (0600 IGT) WEATHER: 75F (27C); Fog; Overcast; Wind 1kn NNE; Dawn 0600 IGT; Dusk 1800 IGT Since our operations began in Pulau province, we have eliminated the majority of NVA Forces, including an entire platoon of T-55s. We believe that their few remaining armored vehicles have pulled back with their Viet Cong counterparts to a small fortress on the northern tip of the Island, where they are getting supplied by Sea. This Fortress is very heavily garrisoned. In an effort to thin their ranks, we will be conducting an ambush on the VC infantrymen who often travel to the local villages at night to visit with their families and gather food. We will set up an ambush on the northern side of Taboko Village, using nightfall to get into position. The VC often leave their villages and head back to their strong points just before the sun rises. After eliminating any military aged males that exit the village at sunup, 1st Platoon will sweep the village, then call for resupply after the village is secure. From there 1st Platoon will head north and launch an assault on the last Communist Stronghold on the Island. It is believe that a few armored vehicles have retreated and are in the stronghold. It is also believed that the enemy possess light anti-air craft guns, such as twin 51mm DSHK emplacements. a. Enemy Disposition Unkown NVA Heavy Anti-Air-Artillery Company ( Comprised of 6 x S-75 Desna Surface to Air Missiles) 929th Fighter Regiment, 4th Bien Doi (Comprised of 2 x MiG-21s & Unknown amount of AN-2 Colt Aircraft) Unknown NVA Armored Company (Comprised of Russian T-34-85s & T-55s) Unknown NVA Mechanized Company 8th VC Battalion, 6th Regional Regiment b. Friendly Forces 4th Marine Battalion, 147th ARVN Marine Regiment c. 1970s - Rules of Engagement On order from your commander, enemy military and paramilitary forces are declared hostile and may be attacked subject to the following instructions: Positive Identification (PID) is required prior to engagement. PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target. If no PID, contact your next highest commander for decision. Do not engage anyone who has surrendered, or is unarmed or wounded. Any requests for fire support or close air support within 600 Meters of a civilian center must first get authorization from commanding officer. Pulau Monyet is delcared a free fire zone. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISSION Our First Objective (OBJ Alpha) will be to setup an ambush just north of the village of Tohako under the cover of darkness. Wait for the sun to rise, and then ambush VC Forces as they are leaving the village. After this 1st Platoon will sweep the village. Once clear Rattler elements will drop off resupply and extra Light Anti-Tank Weapons (LAWs). 1st Platoon will then head north and launch an assault on the Vietnamese Stronghold (OBJ Bravo), clearing the entire camp, the dock, and destroying any strategic/tactical assets captured. Maps of the Province: Map of 1st Platoon, A Co., 1/7th Cav AO: Notes from Commander: All requests for Close Air Support/Medevac/Resupply/Insertion are to go to Mako 1-6 on FREQ 60.0. Mako 1-6 will contact Rattler 1-6 on FREQ 50.0 to request an asset to assist 1st Platoon as necessary. Once the asset is in the area of Operation for Mako 1-6, Infantry can contact the bird via CAS Net FREQ 45.0 to guide in the bird/direct close air support. If an infantry element is in threat of being overrun and requires immediate assistance, they may declare a "Tactical Emergency" to Mako 1-6, who will then have Rattler 1-6 redirect all available air assets to Mako 1-6's Area of Operation to prevent the unit from being overrun. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ EXECUTION 1st Platoon, A. Company, 1/7th Cavalry 1st Platoon Our First Objective (OBJ Alpha) will be to setup an ambush just north of the village of Tohako under the cover of darkness. Wait for the sun to rise, and then ambush VC Forces as they are leaving the village. After this 1st Platoon will sweep the village. Once clear Rattler elements will drop off resupply and extra Light Anti-Tank Weapons (LAWs). 1st Platoon will then head north and launch an assault on the Vietnamese Stronghold (OBJ Bravo), clearing the entire camp, the dock, and destroying any strategic/tactical assets captured. PRIMARY TASKING: Setting up an Ambush to the north of Takoha Village. SECONDARY TASKING: Close with OBJ Bravo, and clear the stronghold TERTIARY TASKING: 71st Assault Helicopter Company 71st AHC is to be flying air support for 1st Platoon. PRIMARY TASKING: Inserting 1st Platoon into the AO via UH-1H Hueys. SECONDARY TASKING: Conducting Close Air Support, Resupply, Reinsert, Medevac, & Recon for 1st Platoon TERTIARY TASKING: N/A ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT 71st Assault Helicopter Company Vehicle Pool for Campaign: Rotary Wing: 6 x UH-1H 'Huey Slick' 1 x AH-1G 'Cobra' 4 x UH-1D 'Huey Hog' 1 x HH-35 'Jolly Green Giant' 1 x CH-47 'Chinook' Fixed Wing: 2 x F-4 'Phantom' 1 x OV-10 'Bronco' 1 x C1-A 'Trader' 2 x A1-J 'Skyraider' 1 x A7-C 'Corsair' Repairing: Destroyed: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMMAND & SIGNAL Succession of Command: 1st Platoon HQ: 1LT J. Kauffman > SFC D. Brown 1st Squad: SSG D. Jordan > SGT J. Hart 2nd Squad: SSG C. Mandingo > SGT D. Thompson 71st A.H.C: 2LT K. Grorud > CW2 R. Hepker > WOC T. Sadler Call Signs "Mako 1-6", 1LT J. Kauffman "Mako 1-7", SFC D. Brown "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Jordan "Mako 1-2", SSG C. Mandingo "Rattler 1-6", 2LT K. Grorud "Rattler 1-1", WOC T. Sadler "Rattler 1-2", CW2 R. Hepker "Rattler 1-3", WOC J. Rob "Firefly 1-1", SGT B. Snurka 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 Radio Frequencies Infantry Platoon Net ~ 40.0 CAS Net ~ 45.0 Aviation Platoon Net ~ 50.0

Operation Title: Operation Comanche III 001 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion 7th Cavalry Regiment ; 71st AHC Map: Pulau Primary Task: Destroy Russian MiG-21s(1/4); Destroy first SAM Site(1/6) Secondary Task: Destroy Enemy Fuel trucks (2/5) Time Of Operation: 04/13/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud WOC T. Sadler WOC J. Rob SFC D. Brown SSG C. Mandingo SP6 S. Kinglsey SP6 G. Parker SP6 T. Wolfe SP5 N. Bobcat SP5 V. Handberg PFC N. Barden PV2 T. Harrow

Operation Title: Operation Comanche III 000 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment Map: Pulau Primary Task: Precursor to campaign; Checkpoint Operation as ARVN Troops Secondary Task: Retreat during the wake of the Easter Offensive; Escape Time Of Operation: 04/06/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman SFC D. Brown SSG A. Cummings SSG B. Snurka SP6 J. Bankshaft SP6 G. Parker SP6 T. Wolfe SP5 L. Logan SP5 V. Handberg PFC C. Baron PFC N. Barden PV2 T. Harrow WOC T. Sadler WOC J. Rob

Operation Title: FTX - 03/30/2019 Team(S) Reporting: 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment; 71st Assault Helicopter Company; 17th Pathfinder Company Map: Pulau Primary Task: 11B AIT & Clear Objectives Secondary Task: 11B AIT Time Of Operation: 03/30/2019 Attendees: 1LT J. Kauffman 2LT K. Grorud SFC D. Brown SSG C. Mandingo SSG D. Thompson SP6 J. Bankshaft SP6 G. Parker SP6 T. Wolfe SP5 N. Bobcat SP5 V. Handberg PFC C. Baron PFC N. Barden PV2 T. Harrow

WARNING ORDER Operation Comanche III 01 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SITUATION TIME APR 14 1972 @ 1900 EST (0600 IGT) WEATHER: 75F (27C); Fog; Overcast; Wind 1kn NNE; Dawn 0600 IGT; Dusk 1800 IGT In the afternoon hours of April 6th 1972, North Vietnamese Forces launched the largest offensive since Tet in 1968. With the help of local guerrilla, NVA Forces simultaneously launched offensive on every major South Vietnamese Installation and Provencal capitals with large amounts of Russian supplied T-34-85's & T-55. NVA Forces have also utilized their small amount of MiG-21s & AN-2 Colt Aircraft. Control of Pulau Island was handed over to South Vietnamese Forces in December 1971. Since then revolutionary sentiment has been growing due to the lack of action by the South Vietnamese Forces. We believe that over the four month period large caches of supplies, armored vehicles, heavy artillery, and Surface to Air Missiles were smuggled onto the island & used during the offensive. Only a single Platoon of ARVN forces managed to evade capture and be evacuated before the Island fell. All others are believed to have been captured and executed; Viet Cong hit squads also managed to execute a vast majority of the civil officials residing in the cities and villages. We have lost complete control of the Island chain. Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment is to accompany the 4th Battalion, 147th ARVN Marine Regiment and regain control over the island. ARVN Marine Reconnaissance platoon has landed on the southern most tip of Pulau Monyet and begun conducting clandestine reconnaissance of the island. According to their intel, the majority of NVA forces have left the Island to assist with the offensives on the mainland. Control of the Island has been handed over to the NLF, while small contignents of NVA Forces remain to operate and guard the Airfield and Surface to Air Missile installations, which now cover a majority of the island and block the ability to use our fixed wing assets to neutralize Vietnamese Hard points. We are still able to utilize our rotary wing aircraft as long as they operate below 30 Meters from the ground (10 Meters above the Canopy). Since this overlapping system of Surface to Air Missiles has been installed on the Islands, it is believed that two Russian MiG-21's have landed on the Island and intend to operate within the heavy cover of the Surface to Air Missile batteries. a. Enemy Disposition Unkown NVA Heavy Anti-Air-Artillery Company ( Comprised of 6 x S-75 Desna Surface to Air Missiles) 929th Fighter Regiment, 4th Bien Doi (Comprised of 2 x MiG-21s & Unknown amount of AN-2 Colt Aircraft) Unknown NVA Armored Company (Comprised of Russian T-34-85s & T-55s) Unknown NVA Mechanized Company 8th VC Battalion, 6th Regional Regiment b. Friendly Forces 4th Marine Battalion, 147th ARVN Marine Regiment c. 1970s - Rules of Engagement On order from your commander, enemy military and paramilitary forces are declared hostile and may be attacked subject to the following instructions: Positive Identification (PID) is required prior to engagement. PID is a reasonable certainty that the proposed target is a legitimate military target. If no PID, contact your next highest commander for decision. Do not engage anyone who has surrendered, or is unarmed or wounded. Any requests for fire support or close air support within 600 Meters of a civilian center must first get authorization from commanding officer. Pulau Monyet is delcared a free fire zone. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISSION Our First Objective (OBJ Alpha) will be to conduct an air assault on the Island of Pulau Monyet. A reconnaissance Platoon of ARVN Marines have secured an LZ. Rendezvous with them, then move to OBJ Alpha. Search the Hangars for MiG-21's, and destroy them. From there, 1st Platoon is to move northwest and neutralize the largest Anti-Aircraft battery on the island which includes a single Surface to Air Missile (OBJ Bravo). Depending on time, 1st Platoon will then move onto OBJ Charlie, where high altitude Ariel reconnaissance has spotted a large concentration of fuel trucks, where the NVA is attempting to gather up all the remaining fuel on the island to run their armored vehicles. Maps of the Province: Map of 1st Platoon, A Co., 1/7th Cav AO: Notes from Commander: All requests for Close Air Support/Medevac/Resupply/Insertion are to go to Mako 1-6 on FREQ 60.0. Mako 1-6 will contact Rattler 1-6 on FREQ 50.0 to request an asset to assist 1st Platoon as necessary. Once the asset is in the area of Operation for Mako 1-6, Infantry can contact the bird via CAS Net FREQ 45.0 to guide in the bird/direct close air support. If an infantry element is in threat of being overrun and requires immediate assistance, they may declare a "Tactical Emergency" to Mako 1-6, who will then have Rattler 1-6 redirect all available air assets to Mako 1-6's Area of Operation to prevent the unit from being overrun. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ EXECUTION 1st Platoon, A. Company, 1/7th Cavalry 1st Platoon Our First Objective (OBJ Alpha) will be to conduct an air assault on the Island of Pulau Monyet. A reconnaissance Platoon of ARVN Marines have secured an LZ. Rendezvous with them, then move to OBJ Alpha. Search the Hangars for MiG-21's, and destroy them. From there, 1st Platoon is to move northwest and neutralize the largest Anti-Aircraft battery on the island which includes a single Surface to Air Missile (OBJ Bravo). Depending on time, 1st Platoon will then move onto OBJ Charlie, where high altitude Ariel reconnaissance has spotted a large concentration of fuel trucks, where the NVA is attempting to gather up all the remaining fuel on the island to run their armored vehicles. PRIMARY TASKING: Close on OBJ Alpha, locate and destroy MiG-21s before they can take off. SECONDARY TASKING: Close with OBJ Bravo, destroy enemy SAMs & other Anti-Aircraft-Artillery TERTIARY TASKING: OBJ Charlie, Locate & Destroy enemy fuel trucks before they can finish collecting the diesel reserve. 71st Assault Helicopter Company 71st AHC is to be flying air support for 1st Platoon. PRIMARY TASKING: Inserting 1st Platoon into the AO via UH-1H Hueys. SECONDARY TASKING: Conducting Close Air Support, Resupply, Reinsert, Medevac, & Recon for 1st Platoon TERTIARY TASKING: N/A ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORT 71st Assault Helicopter Company Vehicle Pool for Campaign: Rotary Wing: 6 x UH-1H 'Huey Slick' 1 x AH-1G 'Cobra' 4 x UH-1D 'Huey Hog' 1 x HH-35 'Jolly Green Giant' 1 x CH-47 'Chinook' Fixed Wing: 2 x F-4 'Phantom' 1 x OV-10 'Bronco' 1 x C1-A 'Trader' 2 x A1-J 'Skyraider' 1 x A7-C 'Corsair' Repairing: Destroyed: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COMMAND & SIGNAL Succession of Command: 1st Platoon HQ: 1LT J. Kauffman > SFC D. Brown 1st Squad: SSG D. Jordan > SGT J. Hart 2nd Squad: SGT C. Mandingo > SGT D. Thompson 71st A.H.C: 2LT K. Grorud > CW2 R. Hepker > WOC T. Sadler Call Signs "Mako 1-6", 1LT J. Kauffman "Mako 1-7", SFC D. Brown "Mako 1-1", SSG D. Jordan "Mako 1-2", SSG C. Mandingo "Rattler 1-6", 2LT K. Grorud "Rattler 1-1", WOC T. Sadler "Rattler 1-2", CW2 R. Hepker "Rattler 1-3", WOC J. Rob "Firefly 1-1", SGT B. Snurka 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 Radio Frequencies Infantry Platoon Net ~ 40.0 CAS Net ~ 45.0 Aviation Platoon Net ~ 50.0