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*{{flagicon| | *{{flagicon|Daxia}} Gen. [[Mao Daguo]] | ||
*{{flagicon|Kiravia}} Gen. [[McDickus family|McDickus]] | *{{flagicon|Kiravia}} Gen. [[McDickus family|McDickus]] | ||
*{{flagicon|Burgundie}} Adm. [[Cilgore family|Cilgore]] | *{{flagicon|Burgundie}} Adm. [[Cilgore family|Cilgore]] | ||
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The '''Quds War''' officially lasted from January 1st [[1980]] to December 29th [[1982]] but isolated resistance remained until February 19th, [[1983]]. Combined coaltion forces under the command of joint [[Burgundie|Burgundian]], [[ | The '''Quds War''' officially lasted from January 1st [[1980]] to December 29th [[1982]] but isolated resistance remained until February 19th, [[1983]]. Combined coaltion forces under the command of joint [[Burgundie|Burgundian]], [[Daxia]]ese and [[Kiravia]]ian forces with intergal support [[Faneria]]i and other forces, such an alliance of grand scale hasn't been seen since the [[Second Great War]]. | ||
According to world leaders at the time, the aim of the invasion was to remove the possession of WMD's from the [[Reçêpistan|Recepi]] military arsenal despite cordial evidence of the contrary. Although a combination of price fixing by [[Reçêpistan]] in response to oil workers strikes in [insert nation name] as much as 413% resulting to the [[1981 Oil Shock]] until the result of sanctions against the [[Peace Committee]] ruling government curtailed the energy crisis to a degree while government forces crackdown unto the Sikh and Gypsy communities and [[ | According to world leaders at the time, the aim of the invasion was to remove the possession of WMD's from the [[Reçêpistan|Recepi]] military arsenal despite cordial evidence of the contrary. Although a combination of price fixing by [[Reçêpistan]] in response to oil workers strikes in [insert nation name] as much as 413% resulting to the [[1981 Oil Shock]] until the result of sanctions against the [[Peace Committee]] ruling government curtailed the energy crisis to a degree while government forces crackdown unto the Sikh and Gypsy communities and [[Daxia]]ese migrant workers who threatened Peace Committee's power. | ||
The initial objective was to stop the state's atrocities against minorities by aerial bombardment of major military installations but proved difficult due to dense anti-air systems and preparations from the government's part. This evaluated and greenlighted the ground invasion of [[Reçêpistan]], much of the cover of the cost was paid by the nation's gold reserves, reserve currency and the occupation of the most industrialized area: today called [[North Daxian Republic]]. | The initial objective was to stop the state's atrocities against minorities by aerial bombardment of major military installations but proved difficult due to dense anti-air systems and preparations from the government's part. This evaluated and greenlighted the ground invasion of [[Reçêpistan]], much of the cover of the cost was paid by the nation's gold reserves, reserve currency and the occupation of the most industrialized area: today called [[North Daxian Republic]]. | ||
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Burg battle rattle: {{wpl|Dassault Mirage IV|bomber}}, {{wpl|Dassault Mirage F1|fighter}}, {{wpl|Panhard AML|"tank"}}, {{wpl|Heckler & Koch G3|Assault rifle}}, {{wpl|Suffren-class frigate|Frigates}}, {{wpl|French cruiser Jeanne d'Arc (R97)|Aerial crusier}}, {{wpl|Redoutable-class submarine (1967)|ballistic missile submarine}}, {{wpl|Daphné-class submarine|patrol/attack submarine}} | Burg battle rattle: {{wpl|Dassault Mirage IV|bomber}}, {{wpl|Dassault Mirage F1|fighter}}, {{wpl|Panhard AML|"tank"}}, {{wpl|Heckler & Koch G3|Assault rifle}}, {{wpl|Suffren-class frigate|Frigates}}, {{wpl|French cruiser Jeanne d'Arc (R97)|Aerial crusier}}, {{wpl|Redoutable-class submarine (1967)|ballistic missile submarine}}, {{wpl|Daphné-class submarine|patrol/attack submarine}} | ||
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[[ | [[Daxia]] contributed an initial force of 100,000 men designated as the 5th Army, under the overall command of General Mao Daguo. A significant number of this force consisted of poorly trained conscripts that would fare badly in the conflict as Daxian military doctrine placed a low value on conscripts. The 5th army's loss of up to half of its combat strength in the first year of the war led to the deployment of the 9th Army to assist it, both would operate under the designation of 1st Army Group. This pushed the Daxian deployment to around 250,000 men. In later stages of the war, Daxia deployed chemical weapons to quickly achieve breakthroughs. | ||
In mid 1982, the understrength 7th Army would be deployed to 'pacify' northern Recepistan, in contravention of previous agreements reached other members of the coalition. The 5th and 7th armies would eventually be merged together to form an occupation force of 100,000 men. Daxian forces would be accused of routinely abusing the civilian population. | In mid 1982, the understrength 7th Army would be deployed to 'pacify' northern Recepistan, in contravention of previous agreements reached other members of the coalition. The 5th and 7th armies would eventually be merged together to form an occupation force of 100,000 men. Daxian forces would be accused of routinely abusing the civilian population. | ||
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The Recépis had not adequately prepared their forces for the war their junta leaders were spoiling for, at the beginning of the conflict, the leaders of the opposing sides had no clear understanding of the requirements for military effectiveness, or the difficulties their state would confront. The feeling was that any sufficiently number of exercising effective military command—a belief for which their armies would pay a heavy price in lives and treasure. As the war was drawing closer, the armed forces found themselves involved in desperate efforts to rapidly expand under pressure of overwhelming odds. Tragically, it seemed that it was too late as the obdurate ignorance of the senior leadership would substantially retract the effort of military professionals as they were small in number which would prove later into the war a huge problem. | The Recépis had not adequately prepared their forces for the war their junta leaders were spoiling for, at the beginning of the conflict, the leaders of the opposing sides had no clear understanding of the requirements for military effectiveness, or the difficulties their state would confront. The feeling was that any sufficiently number of exercising effective military command—a belief for which their armies would pay a heavy price in lives and treasure. As the war was drawing closer, the armed forces found themselves involved in desperate efforts to rapidly expand under pressure of overwhelming odds. Tragically, it seemed that it was too late as the obdurate ignorance of the senior leadership would substantially retract the effort of military professionals as they were small in number which would prove later into the war a huge problem. | ||
The numbers had increased to a standing army of 250,000, they could field 4,500 tanks, around 400 combat aircraft, 300 combat helicopters and another 100 transport helicopters. Much of the equipment was either domestic outdated or foreign imported, the military was mostly used for the glorification of the regime and as an instrument of remaining in power but remained highly disciplined and well-equipped force--capable even of complex helicopter-borne or naval-borne assault like the commando raids as it showed in both | The numbers had increased to a standing army of 250,000, they could field 4,500 tanks, around 400 combat aircraft, 300 combat helicopters and another 100 transport helicopters. Much of the equipment was either domestic outdated or foreign imported, the military was mostly used for the glorification of the regime and as an instrument of remaining in power but remained highly disciplined and well-equipped force--capable even of complex helicopter-borne or naval-borne assault like the commando raids as it showed in both Sydonas and Daxia itself. | ||
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Preliminary planning for a covert strike on coalition facilities and high-value targets(including civilian ones) but the scope of the Recépi Navy was limited due to obsolete naval assets, the newest being in service since the last stages of the Great War. To make matters worse, the Recépi Navy had suffered greatly during the army's expansion program in the late 70's when concurrently older Great War ships(most from late 30's). | Preliminary planning for a covert strike on coalition facilities and high-value targets(including civilian ones) but the scope of the Recépi Navy was limited due to obsolete naval assets, the newest being in service since the last stages of the Great War. To make matters worse, the Recépi Navy had suffered greatly during the army's expansion program in the late 70's when concurrently older Great War ships(most from late 30's). | ||
During the short professionalization period of the armed forces into the PMF, the Special Undersea Regiment: the unit was top secret military formation. The SUR, was the only 'ace' of the Recépi Navy; the Peace Committee ordered Head of Intelligence Sholikeh Kopczynski and Read Admiral Idrees Majewski-Aamer to direct a top-secret operation against the fleet units stationed at | During the short professionalization period of the armed forces into the PMF, the Special Undersea Regiment: the unit was top secret military formation. The SUR, was the only 'ace' of the Recépi Navy; the Peace Committee ordered Head of Intelligence Sholikeh Kopczynski and Read Admiral Idrees Majewski-Aamer to direct a top-secret operation against the fleet units stationed at Sydona. The realistic scope of the operation was to buy enough time for the Popular Mobilization Forces to prepare and dug-in into their positions and even threaten Daxia with ground invasion instead of risking war on the homefront. | ||
Despite optimistic hopes for the success of the operation, it was common knowledge that the commandos would have immense difficulty remain undetected; let alone succeed on their mission due to the amassing amount of naval units and troops at anchor and patrolling. Several spies have been operating at | Despite optimistic hopes for the success of the operation, it was common knowledge that the commandos would have immense difficulty remain undetected; let alone succeed on their mission due to the amassing amount of naval units and troops at anchor and patrolling. Several spies have been operating at Sydona during the operation as reconnaissance, falsifying reports of "light security" while in reality the 3 agents in charge were wasting government funds. | ||
4 commando frogmen squads were assembled to conduct the sabotage mission, experts in explosive and underwater sabotage operation alongside with support with infiltration units. Travel was executed with 2 different ways; the majority of the commando squads arrived via submarine with extreme difficulty past the 'naval blockade' and part due to relaxation from the opposing naval forces, the other squad arrived on | 4 commando frogmen squads were assembled to conduct the sabotage mission, experts in explosive and underwater sabotage operation alongside with support with infiltration units. Travel was executed with 2 different ways; the majority of the commando squads arrived via submarine with extreme difficulty past the 'naval blockade' and part due to relaxation from the opposing naval forces, the other squad arrived on Sydonas as fishermen with forged identification papers. Police check failed to find the military-issued scuba diving equipment and the limpet mines for the operation. The operators since they were allowed independent initiative, decided to blow up the harbor as soon as possible due the intelligence service spies failed to show up as planned. There was heavy maritime presence as expected: especially for military purposes, in preparation for the upcoming invasion of Reçêpistan. | ||
On the next day, the operation commenced but there were complications as one of the commando squads slept late the night before due to hangover the previous night and rushed towards the port but stopped at a police checkpoint. Police officers checked the trunk and without explanation the limpet mines detonated killing 11 people and injuring 49. | On the next day, the operation commenced but there were complications as one of the commando squads slept late the night before due to hangover the previous night and rushed towards the port but stopped at a police checkpoint. Police officers checked the trunk and without explanation the limpet mines detonated killing 11 people and injuring 49. | ||
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===Breach at south=== | ===Breach at south=== | ||
Near the end of March of '81, Special Kiravian Naval Landing Units arrived to make a decisive landing into the Recépi mainland to end the war as swiftly as possible due commando counter-raids(in response to Recépi commando raids at | Near the end of March of '81, Special Kiravian Naval Landing Units arrived to make a decisive landing into the Recépi mainland to end the war as swiftly as possible due commando counter-raids(in response to Recépi commando raids at Daxia) although unlike other marine units they were extremely well-trained, high quality troops with good morale and their tactics of surprising their enemies with amphibious attacks made them most effective troops for Operation: Guardianfall. | ||
The Battle for Halam al-Fahma where the operation would occur would be the place the brunt of the fight of entire year would occur as Kiravian forces with support of Daxian paratroopers and Coalition naval presence conducted a daring night raid that would turn into a full blown naval landing that would overwhelm the Recépi defenders despite being supported by motorized infantry units. | The Battle for Halam al-Fahma where the operation would occur would be the place the brunt of the fight of entire year would occur as Kiravian forces with support of Daxian paratroopers and Coalition naval presence conducted a daring night raid that would turn into a full blown naval landing that would overwhelm the Recépi defenders despite being supported by motorized infantry units. | ||
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In other regions, some PMF units despite receiving the radio waves for the '''Instrument of Surrender''' refused to disband being mostly concerned with avoiding riots, devastation, and popular insurrections, refused the help civilians in support of the Interim Government. There were other cases of officers autonomously dissolving their units, and started negotiations for an uneventful handover; many of these troops would join the Free Banners and in some cases the future communist insurrectionist rebellion. | In other regions, some PMF units despite receiving the radio waves for the '''Instrument of Surrender''' refused to disband being mostly concerned with avoiding riots, devastation, and popular insurrections, refused the help civilians in support of the Interim Government. There were other cases of officers autonomously dissolving their units, and started negotiations for an uneventful handover; many of these troops would join the Free Banners and in some cases the future communist insurrectionist rebellion. | ||
Recépi units in Pizrlich quickly disintegrated; as the high commands did not attempt any resistance, immediately handed over their weapons and surrendered with their units as soon as Faneriai armored units entered the area. In the small port of al-Gulizia(or simply Gulizia) sailors had scuttled or sabotaged their ships as SKNLU forces started approaching the area. The small garrison tried in vain to defend the area for 48 hours until the Coscivian officer in charge threatened to use anthrax bombs to flush them out. The sailors were later organized to be transferred for deportation at | Recépi units in Pizrlich quickly disintegrated; as the high commands did not attempt any resistance, immediately handed over their weapons and surrendered with their units as soon as Faneriai armored units entered the area. In the small port of al-Gulizia(or simply Gulizia) sailors had scuttled or sabotaged their ships as SKNLU forces started approaching the area. The small garrison tried in vain to defend the area for 48 hours until the Coscivian officer in charge threatened to use anthrax bombs to flush them out. The sailors were later organized to be transferred for deportation at Sydona for reconstruction projects on foot until moving via ships to the islands. | ||
At the city of Fuma, elements of the heavily depleted 9th Army Group surrendered without a fight fearing reprisals by Coalition forces. Initially Provisional Provost Forces had approached the city, civilians acting representatives between the groups proved fruitless as the General Sacha Gyllenhaal abandoned without orders refused to surrender to 'criminal elements' of the PPF forcing them out of the city via violent means thanks to overwhelming force of arms. Hours later, arrived via helicopter General McDickus mediated the surrender of the 9th Army Group to Kiravian elements instead: a sizable booty was captured that included ~300 IFVs & APCs, more than a 1,000 field guns, 536 anti-tank guns, ~800 anti-aircraft guns, 7,622 machine guns and ~400,000 rifles. A good amount of this equipment will be sold post war to solve the country's massive economic problems, only the best conditioned would be spared for post-war use. | At the city of Fuma, elements of the heavily depleted 9th Army Group surrendered without a fight fearing reprisals by Coalition forces. Initially Provisional Provost Forces had approached the city, civilians acting representatives between the groups proved fruitless as the General Sacha Gyllenhaal abandoned without orders refused to surrender to 'criminal elements' of the PPF forcing them out of the city via violent means thanks to overwhelming force of arms. Hours later, arrived via helicopter General McDickus mediated the surrender of the 9th Army Group to Kiravian elements instead: a sizable booty was captured that included ~300 IFVs & APCs, more than a 1,000 field guns, 536 anti-tank guns, ~800 anti-aircraft guns, 7,622 machine guns and ~400,000 rifles. A good amount of this equipment will be sold post war to solve the country's massive economic problems, only the best conditioned would be spared for post-war use. | ||
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===Coalition In-fighting=== | ===Coalition In-fighting=== | ||
Burg sees | Burg sees Daxias occupation of North Daxia as unacceptable under the terms of the instrument of surrender, since Daxia refuses to recognize the reintroduction of legation cities in Recep for the “duration of the return of economic and governmental stability.” | ||
==Aftermath== | ==Aftermath== | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
[[Category:Conflicts]] | [[Category:Conflicts]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Daxia]] | ||
[[Category: Military History of Burgundie]] | [[Category: Military History of Burgundie]] | ||
[[Category:Burgoignesc Security Forces]] | [[Category:Burgoignesc Security Forces]] | ||
[[Category:IXWB]] | [[Category:IXWB]] | ||