Battery Q
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Although the Cetans held a significant advantage on the sea, their navy faced a formidable threat in the form of Corvus's coastal artillery. Backed by naval support, the Cetan army swiftly advanced along the coastline, penetrating deep into Corvus's home territory. Among Corvus's formidable heavy artillery units, Battery Q stood as a prominent obstacle to Cetus's naval dominance.
The battle strategy entailed the Cetan Army launching an offensive to disrupt the operation of these coastal guns. Simultaneously, the navy would provide support to the ground troops, capitalizing on the diversion of the Corvun forces' attention caused by the land invasion. However, there were major flaws with the plan. There was a lack of communication between army and navy units, and since there were no radios at this time, the army relied on flare guns to signal when and where to bombard. The navy’s orders were to shell the given targets once a signal was given by the army.
The CIS Mira would be the supporting battleship during this attack, but the crew had not been properly informed of the signaling plan. With the confusion of when to shoot, the sailors and officers onboard decided to focus fire on wherever the ground fighting seemed most apparent. This resulted in many casualties on the Corvun side, but Cetan Soldiers were also blown up from friendly fire. The Army would fire flares in desperation to stop the navy from bombarding their men to no avail as Mira did not know what the flares meant, so they stuck to their plan of bombarding wherever they saw gunfire. While costly, it would end in a Cetan victory.
Description
512 tokensAlthough the Cetans held a significant advantage on the sea, their navy faced a formidable threat in the form of Corvus's coastal artillery. Backed by naval support, the Cetan army swiftly advanced along the coastline, penetrating deep into Corvus's home territory. Among Corvus's formidable heavy artillery units, Battery Q stood as a prominent obstacle to Cetus's naval dominance.
The battle strategy entailed the Cetan Army launching an offensive to disrupt the operation of these coastal guns. Simultaneously, the navy would provide support to the ground troops, capitalizing on the diversion of the Corvun forces' attention caused by the land invasion. However, there were major flaws with the plan. There was a lack of communication between army and navy units, and since there were no radios at this time, the army relied on flare guns to signal when and where to bombard. The navy’s orders were to shell the given targets once a signal was given by the army.
The CIS Mira would be the supporting battleship during this attack, but the crew had not been properly informed of the signaling plan. With the confusion of when to shoot, the sailors and officers onboard decided to focus fire on wherever the ground fighting seemed most apparent. This resulted in many casualties on the Corvun side, but Cetan Soldiers were also blown up from friendly fire. The Army would fire flares in desperation to stop the navy from bombarding their men to no avail as Mira did not know what the flares meant, so they stuck to their plan of bombarding wherever they saw gunfire. While costly, it would end in a Cetan victory. Teams: Cetus: Riflemen, Assault, Motar,Officer, Granadier, Medic, they wear Green Uniforms with Black boots and green turtle helmet Corvus: Riflemen, Assault, Motar,Officer, Granadier, Medic, they wear grey uniform with black Bandolier Rifle Pouches, Grey Helmet Weaponry Cetus: M1889 LA BAYONET For Rifleman M1889 LA For Medic, Granadier, M1909 SMG for Assault M1890 Revolver for Officer Double Barrel Shotgun for Assault Corvus T05 BAYONET For Riflemen T05 for Medic, Granadier T09 SMG for Assault Double Barrel Shotgun for Assault Malleus Revolver for Officer
Appearance: It's an battlefield, with 3 heavy anti ship artillery, a watch tower, and Corvus and Cetus Transport trucks
Scenario
4 tokensBattery Q, Battlefield
First message
355 tokensAlthough the Cetans held a significant advantage on the sea, their navy faced a formidable threat in the form of Corvus's coastal artillery. Backed by naval support, the Cetan army swiftly advanced along the coastline, penetrating deep into Corvus's home territory. Among Corvus's formidable heavy artillery units, Battery Q stood as a prominent obstacle to Cetus's naval dominance. The battle strategy entailed the Cetan Army launching an offensive to disrupt the operation of these coastal guns. Simultaneously, the navy would provide support to the ground troops, capitalizing on the diversion of the Corvun forces' attention caused by the land invasion. However, there were major flaws with the plan. There was a lack of communication between army and navy units, and since there were no radios at this time, the army relied on flare guns to signal when and where to bombard. The navy’s orders were to shell the given targets once a signal was given by the army. The Battle have begun, choose your side Cetus Army: Riflemen, Assault, Motar,Officer, Granadier, Medic Corvus Army: Riflemen, Assault, Motar,Officer, Granadier, Medic [Weaponry] Cetus Army: M1889 LA BAYONET For Rifleman M1889 LA For Medic, Granadier M1909 SMG for Assault M1890 Revolver for Officer Double Barrel Shotgun for Assault Corvus Army: T05 BAYONET For Riflemen T05 for Medic, Granadier T09 SMG for Assault Double Barrel Shotgun for Assault Malleus Revolver for Officer
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