Opord

Situation

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Colonel Ivan Gajic, Commander of Ultranationalist Strategic Command, is expected to be personally inspecting defenses in Buty before it and Yurievgrad can be sieged. Milan Kostadinovic, Leader of the Ultranationalists, currently sheltered in the International Hotel in Yurievgrad.

Area of Operation (AO):

{Placeholder}AO: Yulakia

Time: PreDawn - 0600

Forces in Play:

Opfor:

• {Placeholder}Yulakian Nationalists
• 272nd Airborne Squadron

274th Airborne Squadron

Bravo Battery 92nd Forward Support Company

9th Infantry Regiment 2nd Armored Battalion 27th Airborne Battalion 20th Artillery Regiment (BM-21) 21st Tactical Air Support Squadron (Mi-28) Guerilla units

Most Likely Course of Action:
Defense in place and secure an evac for the HVTs.

Most Deadly Course of Action:
Surround and destroy the 17th while evacuating HVTs.

Un-uniformed, un-armed spotters may be fired upon. Milan Kostadinovic may be killed if it appears he will successfully flee.

Blufor:

• {Placeholder}17th Ranger Battalion, U.S. Army

24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, U.S. Marines 5th Overseas Interarmes Regiment, French Marines 3rd Aviation Squadron, Polish Air Force Flottile 17F, French Naval Aviation

Greenfor:

• {Placeholder}n/a

Engagement Criteria:

{MostEngage likelyany Causearmed ofindividual.
Capture Action}

HVTs

{Mostover Deadlykilling Coursethem. ofKill Action}if they fight back or are actively escaping.

Mission:

Execution:

The 17th is going for the heads of this 2 headed snake. The leader of the Ultranationalists, Milan Kostadinovic (Codenamed PESTILENCE) and StratCom of Ultranationalist Forces Col. Ivan Gajic (Codename BUTCHER). The enemy lines are well fortified so a direct punch through is not an option since PESTILENCE and BUTCHER are flight risks. As such we will be doing what Rangers do best. Going in their backfield and walking up to their doorstep to take them on an all expense trip paid to the Hague. BUTCHER will be up first, followed by PESTILENCE, along with any new missions that come about based on intel we find at their HQ and Party Headquarters respectively.

Objectives:

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• Secure and capture HVT BUTCHER
• Kill only if necessary to prevent escape

CONOP:

• Phase 0: PreOp 1730 CST
• COs/XOs finalize remaining details if any

NCO meeting to disseminate plan Slotting 1845 CAS pilots and JTAC enter server to begin ISR and preplan airstrikes on the LZ and/or enemy positions

Phase I: Brief 1900 CST

BCO will give final overview and expectations COs will brief vehicle commanders and squad leaders of final tweaks and expectations/needs

Overall AO

• Phase II: Prep 1905 CST
• Alpha kits and organizes then use teleport pole to the Port for landing in the East of the AO

COs use ISR from CAS and JTAC to finalize movement and order of battle UGV prepped to move out and loaded with munitions

Phase III: HVT BUTCHER 1915 CST

OBJ MAP

Dependent on ISR and enemy presence near LZs Echo will lay waste to any opposition to the landings beginning 30 seconds prior to arrival of the Ospreys Alpha will move to the foothills above the objective and take whatever path offers best access to the HVT

Utilize CAS for precision strikes on hard and armored targets Alpha CO discretion on approach Echo will prevent any and all QRF into Buty once Alpha is engaged Secure HVT and call for extract

Kill if seen trying to flee Search for intel and respond to any secondary OBJs if possible Determine if resupply is needed Determine if marching to HVT PESTILENCE or reorient via air

• Phase IV: HVT PESTILENCE

OBJ MAP

Whether marching or redeploying via air, Echo will provide a safe corridor for Alpha to operate in preventing any encroaching enemy forces or alerting to their presence Care must be made to keep an eye on or destroy the potential escape vehicles of the Hueys or C130 ISR should be conducted again for enemy positions and preplanned strikes to clear a hole for Alpha to get in Alpha CO discretion on approach Secure HVT and call for extract

Kill if seen trying to flee Search for intel and respond to any secondary OBJs if possible Extract

• Phase V:

Phase VI: RP/AAR

• All units prepare for debrief.

Imagery:

Timeline (in CST)

Command and Signal

Long Range Frequencies:

• Command 45
• RTO 45, 35
• Alpha Lead 40
• Flight Lead 45, 30
• Pilots 30, 35
• Echo Lead 45,80
• RRC 69
• Convoy 50

Nonverbal Coordination:

• Green: This is used to mark friendly positions on the field.
• Blue: Marking suitable locations for Landing Zones.
• Red: This is used for marking enemy positions for all units to reference.
• Yellow: This is used to inform friendly forces that Immediate medical support is needed.
• Purple: This color represents a friendly position with enemy units danger close, Anyone outside of 100 meters away from the smoke should be assumed hostile.
• Orange: This tells anyone in the air that a friendly unit is in desperate need of resupply.

Call signs for Supports:

Ground

Naval

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