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Post by Robengrad on Feb 17, 2008 16:30:49 GMT -5
From: C.I.C. Far East To: Fleet Commander Van Koerj
Subject: Maneuveur Orders
Admiral, you are instructed to proceed to Malaya to dock and unload troops. You are further advised that until the diplomatic meeting between the Prime Minister and Emperor of Stargate has ended you are to hold station 50 nautical miles off the coast. We cannot risk attacks on Malaya at this time. Defence of your fleet will be your own responsibility.
Please confirm orders received. Out. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Singapore
Sat in his office Rear Admiral Mackay watched the confusion beneath him. In the distance were 20 American battleships, clogging up his shipping lanes. He tutted as he poured another tea. Pressing the communicator button on his desk he spoke to his secretary, "Andrews, get me the CSA CO. I want to see him in my office in half an hour. We have much to discuss it seems."
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Post by Canton Rouge on Feb 17, 2008 20:27:56 GMT -5
From: Fleet Commander Van Koerh To: C.I.C. Far East
Subject: R.E. of Maneuver Orders
We oblige by your command. After the forces are unloaded, we will proceed to 50 nautical miles off of the Malayan coast. Rest assured, the fleet will be in good hands. Our forces will be on 24 hour guard, and all available assest are online.
Out.
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Post by Robengrad on Feb 19, 2008 12:01:10 GMT -5
From: C.I.C. Far East To: Fleet Commander Van Koerj
Subject: Maneuveur Orders
Perhaps I was not clear enough commander, you are NOT to come within 50 nautical miles of Malaya until both the P.M. and Emperor have left the country. You will hold there until told otherwise. Our agreement was with CSA forces, not your own. Consider it an act of kindness we are allowing you to even do this. I know the P.M. is to meet with your own leader soon and I intend for him to be alive enough to do so.
Out.
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Post by Canton Rouge on Feb 19, 2008 18:12:25 GMT -5
From: Fleet Commander Van Koerj To: C.I.C. Far East
Subject: Maneuveur Orders
We will respect this order. For safety measures, we will stay outside to a minimum 75 nm of Malayan waters, in the event that something happens to one of our ships.
Out.
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Post by Robengrad on Feb 25, 2008 18:31:34 GMT -5
From: C.I.C. Far East To: Fleet Commander Van Koerj
Subject: Maneuveur Orders
You have permission to land your troops in Malaya. Thank you for your patience. Your fleet now has the added protection of the Royal Navy and Air Force.
Welcome to Malaya.
Out.
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Post by Canton Rouge on Feb 25, 2008 20:41:12 GMT -5
From: Fleet Commander Van Koerj To: C.I.C. Far East
Subject: Maneuveur Orders
Copy on the orders. Canton Rouge First Fleet will now be docking in Malaya. Rest assured, we will be brief in thorough in the unloading so as to not present a juicy target to the French in the vicinity.
Out.
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Malaya
As soon as the order was given, the First Fleet immediately set out for port. The fleet had been sailing non-stop, and to take a moment just to rest, rearm, and refuel the ships would boost the sailors morale.
Meanwhile, Fleet Commander van Koerj had set up a small headquarters at the docks, knowing that soon enough, the British would send someone along to meet him, and discuss the current situation. Whatever they had to say, he hoped would not be troubling....
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Post by Robengrad on Mar 31, 2008 17:45:46 GMT -5
In Singapore the troop build up continued. With British forces now taking the place of the CSA forces who had disbanded when thier country had fallen into chaos.
It had been a bold move, but the decision had been made and the situation in Indochina must be resolved before the Free French gained to much influence there. Particulaly as they held Nuclear Weapons. A threat the British could not allow to exist so close to their Imperial concerns.
With the RAF flying overhead, and the Royal Navy presence building it was only a matter of time before the first strike was made against the French.
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The Canton Rouge fleet lay anchored off of Malaya, in clear view of the offices of the M.O.D. in the nation. The time had come for action, and now the coalition needed to unite once and for all.
A british message runner approached the Canton Rouge HQ and handed the Fleet commanders adjudant a note.
From: C.I.C. Far East To: Fleet Commander Van Koerj
Subject: Operation French Fancy
Admiral, I suggest we meet ot discuss operational tactics in the upcoming attacks. The Imperial forces are ready to move when you are.
Yours Rear Admiral Steven Brunton C.I.C. Far East
================== OOC - I will take part as both the Empire and the Free French, just because after the build up it seems silly to have this not come to an end. As long as it is ok with all of you.
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Post by Canton Rouge on Mar 31, 2008 19:47:30 GMT -5
From: Fleet Commander Van Koerj To: C.I.C. Far East
Subject: Re. Operation French Fancy
We are ready to move out, and we are also prepared to discuss the course of operations within the region. We hope that with this joint force, the Free French will be driven out once and for all.
Yours Fleet Commander Van Koerj Canton Rouge
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As Fleet Commander Van Koerj waited for the British Rear Admiral to show up, he thought about the new operations procedure the Canton Rouge army had just established. Thanks to a new leadership, the army received the necessary support to start on the road to becoming a well respected army.
Just then, the Fleet Commander received word that the British rear admiral had just arrived at the established headquarters. Van Koerj wasted no time in sending the rear admiral inside to his office. He smiled, and said, "Greetings, you must be Rear Admiral Steven brunton. I am Fleet Commander Van Koerj with the Canton Rouge Navy. So, I understand you have tactics you wish to discuss. Tell me, what do you have in store?"
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