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The plan hinges on three parts. The LT calls them ‘phases’ but you can already see that they’d need to happen simultaneously or near enough as to make no difference.
As the overall strategy is winnowed down into precise plans of action you can see that your Vinehound squad from the 77th has, for now, been assigned to…
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(1) Assigned Mission
>Phase One, ensuring your breakaway unit has everything it needs to hold out in hiding. That means food, that means medical supplies, that means a whole bunch of things that are already in short supply within the rebel camp. Any team not assigned to Phase Two or Three will be doing this as a priority, subtly at first and then far less subtly when the time comes. Skimming and stealing in the lead up will help, but at the end of the day you’re going to have to take just what you need. And that will likely mean at gunpoint, and that’s a best case scenario.
>Phase Two, securing transport for the breakout by either air or land. Once you’re in the Depression there is less than of slim chance of any Savs finding you, and cornering a smaller group in that region to wipe them out would be all but impossible, but just hoofing it there a hundred or so clicks on foot would be suicide. There’s not a whole lot of in the way of vehicles to be had here in the rebel camp either, which likely means raiding a Sav depot behind enemy lines for it and doing so quietly enough that your looted vehicles are blown to scud by a redirected airstrike or lumbering titan.
>Phase Three, breaking out through a weak point in the Savis encirclement. That means dodging or brute-forcing past the Auxiliary patrols and then dashing across the crater-pocked no-man’s land left by Savis artillery and airstrikes. It’s going to be an ugly event indeed unless some lucky team is tasked with clearing the way ahead and neutralising a well-defended firebase to secure the corridor of the Company’s escape.
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(2) Fireteam
For now the works for this operation is being kept strictly in house. It will be up to you to decide whether to eventually persuade the LT into roping in some, or any, of the rebels you trust have earnt a spot but that will be a very short list. Right now your assigned phase comprises of…
> The 77th Krieger Platoon in it’s entirety, under the direct command of Lieutenant Boy. You’ve operated alongside your sister squads Prophet and Banshee since the start and you are not about to be split up now.
> A mixture of two rolled in squads from other Krieger Platoons, chosen for their speciality in your assigned phase. You haven’t worked with them before, but this is a good opportunity to broaden your Company horizons a bit. Officers are short on the ground here, so you might even have a shot at overall command…
The plan hinges on three parts. The LT calls them ‘phases’ but you can already see that they’d need to happen simultaneously or near enough as to make no difference.
As the overall strategy is winnowed down into precise plans of action you can see that your Vinehound squad from the 77th has, for now, been assigned to…
=============================================
(1) Assigned Mission
>Phase One, ensuring your breakaway unit has everything it needs to hold out in hiding. That means food, that means medical supplies, that means a whole bunch of things that are already in short supply within the rebel camp. Any team not assigned to Phase Two or Three will be doing this as a priority, subtly at first and then far less subtly when the time comes. Skimming and stealing in the lead up will help, but at the end of the day you’re going to have to take just what you need. And that will likely mean at gunpoint, and that’s a best case scenario.
>Phase Two, securing transport for the breakout by either air or land. Once you’re in the Depression there is less than of slim chance of any Savs finding you, and cornering a smaller group in that region to wipe them out would be all but impossible, but just hoofing it there a hundred or so clicks on foot would be suicide. There’s not a whole lot of in the way of vehicles to be had here in the rebel camp either, which likely means raiding a Sav depot behind enemy lines for it and doing so quietly enough that your looted vehicles are blown to scud by a redirected airstrike or lumbering titan.
>Phase Three, breaking out through a weak point in the Savis encirclement. That means dodging or brute-forcing past the Auxiliary patrols and then dashing across the crater-pocked no-man’s land left by Savis artillery and airstrikes. It’s going to be an ugly event indeed unless some lucky team is tasked with clearing the way ahead and neutralising a well-defended firebase to secure the corridor of the Company’s escape.
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(2) Fireteam
For now the works for this operation is being kept strictly in house. It will be up to you to decide whether to eventually persuade the LT into roping in some, or any, of the rebels you trust have earnt a spot but that will be a very short list. Right now your assigned phase comprises of…
> The 77th Krieger Platoon in it’s entirety, under the direct command of Lieutenant Boy. You’ve operated alongside your sister squads Prophet and Banshee since the start and you are not about to be split up now.
> A mixture of two rolled in squads from other Krieger Platoons, chosen for their speciality in your assigned phase. You haven’t worked with them before, but this is a good opportunity to broaden your Company horizons a bit. Officers are short on the ground here, so you might even have a shot at overall command…
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