Pirate Gang Hold Fishermen Hostage

We praise the crews that flew in order to help this cause. The Emperor, aboard IHNS Direct received an airstrike report just a few hours ago. 

Air Strike Report:

Target 1: Latitude: -39.036253 | Longitude: 146.376343

Aim: To decimate troop and equipment concentrations.


Description of target zone: Heavily FO troop populated, with makeshift camps, and buildings containing highly explosive munitions. No signs of any air defense units. Camp is lightly guarded, approximately 40000 troops in the area, with 15 tanks, 1 airplane, and 14 transport trucks.


Damage to target zone: Majority of camp destroyed, approximately 31000 troops killed. Main building hit (HQ Tent), a possibility that generals were killed. 6 tanks destroyed, 4 highly damaged. Airplane destroyed, 5 transport trucks destroyed. Munitions depots hit and destroyed. Multiple explosions after the main explosion reported (munitions exploding).  
Munitions used: SM-1 missile (x4), SM-66 missile (x6)

Equipment Used: IHNS Orbit, IHNS Pluto



Target 2: Latitude: -38.85682 | Longitude: 143.552856


Aim: To decimate troop and equipment concentrations.


Description of target zone: Small but densely populated FO troop camp. Various makeshift munitions depots. Severely overcrowed. Posesses AA guns, but is unadequaltey equipped for air defense. 10000 troops, 16 tanks, 4 AA guns, 60 transport trucks.


Damage to target zone:  9000 troops killed, 10 tanks destroyed, 4 AA guns destroyed, 17 trucks destroyed. Camp desimated, munitions depots exploded. 


Munitions used: Sapphire Smart Bombs (x80), Mud-Wallop-3 (x30), DDB-41 (x110)

Equipment Used: F/B 332 (x8), B-11(x4)

Second airstrike completed. Anti-personnel clusterbombers are estimated to have neutralized 37000 FO troops on the ground. Two F-6 Infernos sustained light small arms fire damage, one other was diverted to a municipal field in Auckland after ingesting a heron in the starboard engine. The other 29 continued on to Andersen AFB in Guam and are down for crew rest.

Australian Special Forces have begun to run operations to save stranded citizens in which is now called the First Order.

Would you like assistance?

All-righty then, Australia must be safe. Bombers returning home. The dust has settled.

LOL,

It has been awhile.