
OPERATIONS ORDER
Operation Tulip (2035), Goede Wil
TO:
OPERATIONS OFFICER
United Task Force
UNITAF Forces Gulfcoast Islands
OPERATIONS OFFICER
United Task Force
UNITAF Forces Gulfcoast Islands
FROM:
Lt Gen Chad P. Franks
CMDR CJTF USCENTCOM
MacDill Air Force Base Tampa, U.S.
Lt Gen Chad P. Franks
CMDR CJTF USCENTCOM
MacDill Air Force Base Tampa, U.S.
--- OPERATIONS ORDER ---
Situation
Background InformationFollowing a recent helicopter crash near Cape Rassa, TDC is deploying support elements to assist the local population in managing the aftermath. This operation aims to foster goodwill, reinforce positive relations with the community, and establish TDC as a reliable and supportive presence in the region. Civilian cooperation is critical to future operations, and every effort must be made to provide aid while maintaining a posture of professionalism and restraint. Notes for expectation mission While Mission says peacekeeping this is more a presence patrol. So no hostile intent for the unit but it might happen. or occur depending on interaction with the locals Roleplay : Medium Difficulty : Hard Contact: Low
Friendly Forces
1x Reinforced motorized infantry squad. 1x Fenik HQ vehicle 2x Boxer vehicle (driven by guardian)
Supporting Assets
TDC logistics team
Enemy Forces
Intel suggest cartel has acces to small arms and improvised armed vehicles
Mission
TaskingPrimary Objectives: Help the locals in Cape Rassa, Secondary Objective: Gather intel about the cartel and their way of operations
End-state
Cape Rassa helped , And more intel found with the insurgents.
Execution
Commander's IntentThe purpose of the mission is to provide any help to the locals of Cape Rassa, attempt to establish friendly relations and gather more intel if able.
Tasks and Sequencing
Following briefing, All callsigns will mount up in the following order: HOTEL 1-1 mounted in Guardian 1 HOTEL 1 in their own vehicle HOTEL 1-2 mounted in Guardian 2 Phase 1 The convoy will step off and follow the blue line until reaching the disembark marker.
Upon approaching the town, intention is to cross the bridge and disembark on the far side, however, if any of the vehicles spot any danger crossing, convoy is to stop at Disembark Bravo, disembark and the leaders will decide on the field how to proceed.
Phase 2
After disembarking, the infantry is tasked with patrolling their respective sectors, while the vehicles follow them closely behind. Talk to civilians, help anyone if able and try to gather any intel that could be useful. Assigned sectors are:
HOTEL 1-1: Sector 1 and 3
HOTEL 1-2: Sector 2 and 4
While patrolling, do not enter houses, unless there is an immediate danger to life. In case of contact, the other fireteam is to immediately move to help by flanking the enemy if possible.
Phase 3
Depending on intel we learn from the locals, we might mount up and move to a different location, in which case the convoy order will stay the same.
Administration/Logistics
ResupplyAll resupply will be provided by the squad's vehicles, make sure to pack enough to last the entire mission.
Medical
In accordance with SOP
Rules of Engagement
EPWs are to be handed to HOTEL 1 and then called up to CROSSROAD H.
Fire Support Plan
No Fire Support available.
Close Air Support
No CAS available.
Command/Signal
Communications Plan
| Callsign | Primary Frequency | Superior Frequency | ACTUAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| HOTEL 1 | 250mHz | 40mHz | SSG Hrusi Squad Commander (≤28) |
| HOTEL 1-1 | 251mHz | 250mHz | Cpl Roy Callaghan (Ret.) Fireteam Leader (≤6) |
| HOTEL 1-2 | 252mHz | 250mHz | CSM Vyqe Fireteam Leader (≤6) |
Both vehicles will be under the fireteam leaders' command and they are to join their radio net as well (251 and 252 respectively).
CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS
TEAMSPEAK IP: ops.unitedtaskforce.netGAME SERVER IP (Direct Connect): ops.unitedtaskforce.net
GAME SERVER PASSWORD: issued on Discord
TIMINGS
SERVER OPENS: 1730hrs UTCFORM UP: 1800hrs UTC
ANNOUNCEMENTS/BRIEFING: 1815hrs UTC
STEP OFF: 1825hrs UTC
END-EX: 2000-2100hrs UTC APPROX
All are GMT/UTC