OPERATIONS ORDER
Operation Guardian Angel (2007), Battle of Boriana (Part I)

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Situation

Background Information
In attempt to break the western front line stalemate and relieve surrounded Loyalist troops, Trident platoon plan to conduct a daring assault across the bay of Porto Pyano before destroying several key strategic objectives..

Friendly Forces
TRIDENT callsign consisting of: Infantry Platoon with attached: 2X FV510 APCs (Hammer) Logistics element (Lima)

Supporting Assets
Friendly elements skirmishing on the north side of the front line. Besieged platoon at the Boriana Airport.

Enemy Forces
Dug in enemy positions, lighter armoured vehicles and CAS, with expected heavily armoured QRFs.

Mission

Tasking
Trident Platoon is tasked with landing behind enemy lines to break the stalemate on the Western frontline. After breaking through the enemy defences , continue south along the mountain pass and capture the enemy Helicopter Base to disable enemy air assets in the AO. Finally capture the town of Koband holding the vital crossroads east of the airport, to allow further reinforcing elements to rescue the besieged friendlies.

End-state
Mission Success: The vital crossroads under our control or at least heavily contested. Mission Failure: Trident Platoon stopped short of achieving its strategic objectives / Friendly elements overrun in the Airport.

Execution

Commander's Intent
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: The primary objective of our mission is to break the western front line stalemate in order to later support the surrounded loyalist forces at FOB Boriana. To do this, we will be assaulting through the northern valleys towards Boriana Airfield. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Administration/Logistics

Resupply
LIMA 4 is tasked with platoon rearm, vehicle repair and static AA defense.

Medical
We do not have any additional medical support. PAK in field.

Rules of Engagement
CPERS are to be handled appropriately and secured through LIMA 4.

Fire Support Plan
(none)

Close Air Support
(none)

Command/Signal

Communications Plan

Callsign	Primary Frequency	Superior Frequency	ACTUAL
TRIDENT 9	40mHz	37mHz	SSG Johnson Platoon Leader
TRIDENT 1	250mHz	40mHz	Sgt Jochem Squad Leader
TRIDENT 1-1	251mHz	250mHz	Fireteam Leader
TRIDENT 1-2	252mHz	250mHz	PFC Sack Junior Team Leader
TRIDENT 2	260mHz	40mHz	SP3 Gendalorf Squad Leader
TRIDENT 2-1	261mHz	260mHz	SP3 Bossatron Fireteam Leader
TRIDENT 2-2	262mHz	260mHz	SP3 ParklifeSA Junior Team Leader
HAMMER 9	361mHz	37mHz	MSP Mattjamco APC/IFV Section Commander
HAMMER 1	362mHz	361mHz	SP3 Veagance APC/IFV Crewman (Commander)
LIMA 4	70mHz	43mHz	SSG Kevin Logistics Support Chief
ZULU H	87mHz	37mHz	SSG Hrusi Senior Game Master

Considerations
In accordance with SOP