SupremeEgg Posted November 16, 2017 Report Share Posted November 16, 2017 (edited) Operation Just Cause Important Notes: This will be a Zeus mission tags and ranks are prioritized. This will be a night mission. Map: Tanoa Squads 6 Squads total, 2 Airborne squads and 4 Ranger squads. Alpha and Bravo: Airborne Charlie, Delta, Echo Foxtrot: Ranger Basic Equipment Rifle: M16A4 Carry handle (RHS) or Bushmaster .300 Carbine Sights: NONE Attachment: Flashlight Pistol: M9 (RHS) Shirt: TRYK Woodland BDU Vest: TRYK GA Career Rig Wood (Not Typo) Backpack: Kit-bag (MDU02) Helmet: Helmet Mk7 MTP Scrim (D) (BAF) or TRYK MICH (Woodland) Night Vision: (Any) Short Range: AN/PRC-152 Long Range: Bergen DPM Tmp (BAF) or Anything Matching Assets Vehicles Humvee's (Sling Loaded by UH-60's) M113's Helicopters 3x UH-60's 1x MH-60 2x Apache Planes 2x C-130J PLAYER ORGANISATION : (THANK YOU @SarissaFOR THIS FORMAT) Rifleman, AR and AAR slots are included but are not reservable. Engineers can bring mines, explosives, and LAT (PLTHQ) : XVIII Airborne Corps Platoon Corps Commander (Colonel) [LR: N/A] - OPEN 75th Ranger RTO [LR: 69] - OPEN 82nd Airborne RTO [LR: 68] - OPEN Medic [LR : N/A] - OPEN FAC [LR : 67] - OPEN 75th Ranger (Heliborne) [LR: 69] Alpha SL - OPEN 2ic - OPEN Medic - OPEN Bravo SL - OPEN 2ic - OPEN Medic - OPEN Charlie SL - OPEN 2ic - OPEN Medic - OPEN Delta SL - OPEN 2ic - OPEN Medic - OPEN 82nd Airborne [LR : 68] Echo SL - OPEN 2ic - OPEN Medic - OPEN Engineer - OPEN Engineer - OPEN Foxtrot SL - OPEN 2ic - OPEN Medic - OPEN Engineer - OPEN Engineer - OPEN [Pilots] [LR: 67] Condor 1-1 (UH-60) Pilot - OPEN Condor 1-2 (UH-60) Pilot - OPEN Condor 1-3 (UH-60) Pilot - OPEN Bandit 1-1 (F-117) Pilot - (Zeus Controled) Bandit 1-2 (F-117) Pilot - (Zeus Controled) Bandit 1-1 (F-117) Pilot - (Zeus Controled) Reliance 1-1 (MH-6) Pilot - OPEN Vulture 1-1 (AH-64) Pilot - (Liberty Bell 1-1 Pilot) Gunner - (Liberty Bell 1-2 Pilot) Vulture 1-2 (AH-64) Pilot - OPEN Gunner - OPEN Liberty Bell 1-1 (C-130J) Pilot - OPEN Liberty Bell 1-2 (C-130J) Pilot - OPEN Briefing Ground Forces Platoon Platoon will either parachute with the 82nd Airborne or assault with the 75 Rangers. Reliance 1-1 will be your private transport chopper, you can travel with whoever you want. When the port is captured, contact crossroads to have the US army land some lunchboxes. An F-117 callsign will be on standby 82nd Airborne Objectives (NOT in order) Secure the town of Harcourt (Once the town is secured respawns will be flown in) Secure and defend the bridge from QRF (Use Engineers) Destroy the Comms tower (Use Engineers) Destroy the SAM site 75 Ranger Objectives (NOT in order) Capture Belrick Destroy the ammo cache at Fort St. John Capture St. George Airport Kill the HVT Capture Lujhaven Harbour Pilots Vulture Fuck Shit Up (Stay away from SAM's and the airport, don't go Rambo, please) Liberty Bell Condor All 3 UH-60's will fly the 75 Rangers to assault the town of Belrick (LZ chosen by Platoon) Once completed Condor 1-1 will carry respawns to their respected areas at either Belrick or Harcourt. (ONLY ONCE THE TOWNS ARE CAPTURED) Condor 1-2 and 1-3 will sling load Humvees to Belrick or Harcourt. (ONLY ONCE THE TOWNS ARE CAPTURED) If all UH-60's are lost there will be no more respawns Edited January 6, 2018 by SupremeEgg 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thePier Posted November 16, 2017 Report Share Posted November 16, 2017 Uhm.. I don't understand the lack of SR for everyone 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sarissa Posted November 16, 2017 Report Share Posted November 16, 2017 Ok so, some information as Just Cause is one of the historical eras I look into a lot. 10 hours ago, SupremeEgg said: Vehicles (No Knight or Raptor) Two M113's for 82nd Airborne (1 per squad) Possibly Humvee's First of all, that's crazy wrong. Any mission planned on JC should have Air assets as that was the US main strategic advantage - they sent 2 carrier groups to secure aerial supremacy. The 82 Airborne should not have M113s. They should have Humvees. The M113s were brought into the country on later drops & Landing Craft. Also, the 82nd dropped onto an airport the day after 75th Ranger captured it. There were for sure Mechanized & Armoured companies operating in Just Cause 10 hours ago, SupremeEgg said: Short Range: NONE Night Vision: NONE Both incorrect. NODS were standardised issue at this time and while there was a limitation of personal radio allocation; SL's and their Fire Team Leaders all carried them for easier C&C. 10 hours ago, SupremeEgg said: Pistol: M1911 (RHS) Should be the M9 If you want more information on Op. Just Cause; this is the Operational Map. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SupremeEgg Posted November 16, 2017 Author Report Share Posted November 16, 2017 (edited) @Sarissa thanks for the feedback, I will update the equipment and vehicle list. Should I change the 5th Infantry to 75th Ranger? Should I add more objectives? Edited November 16, 2017 by SupremeEgg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oirien Posted November 16, 2017 Report Share Posted November 16, 2017 (edited) Quote Operation Just Cause (Panama) On 17 December 1989, 9 MH-6s, 11 AH-6G/Js, 19 UH/MH-60As were flown by Air Force C-5 Galaxy airlifters to Howard AFB's Hangar 3. After dark, on 19 December, the aircraft were rolled out to prepare for Operation Just Cause. Before the main invasion force arrived in Panama City, Panama, two MH-6s supported by two AH-6s landed at Torrijos-Tocumen Airport to insert a beacon and combat controllers. Four other AH-6s conducted pre-assault attacks on the Panamanian Defense Force (PDF) Headquarters, La Comandancia, adjoining the heavily populated El Chorrillo neighborhood in downtown Panama City. One of the AH-6s was damaged by ground fire and crashlanded in the Comandancia compound. The two pilots, pinned down by small-arms fire for two hours, eventually made their way back to friendly forces, taking a PDF soldier prisoner along the way. Other AH-6s escorted MH-6s on a rooftop rescue operation conducted at Cárcel Modelo, a prison adjacent to La Comandancia. In Operation Acid Gambit, the aircraft approached the prison. Under fire from a nearby apartment house, the Little Birds landed on the roof, dropped off the rescue team, and lifted off. Upon their return, heavy smoke made it tough to find the roof and the helicopters took heavy fire from a cellblock about 50 to 60 feet (18 m) from the landing site. Maj. Richard Bowman, a copilot, took a round in the elbow. His pilot took over the controls and landed the aircraft. The aircraft picked up the rescue personnel and headed back toward Howard AFB, but one MH-6 lost power as it left the roof, and crashed in the street below with minor injuries to the passengers, who were helped from the crash site by U.S. infantry soldiers. Elsewhere, four AH-6s provided fire support for the airborne assault at Rio Hato Airfield, supported by an MH-60 which operated as a Forward Arming and Refuel Point (FARP). Two nine-man teams from the 160th participated in the airborne assaults of Torrijos-Tocumen Airfield and Rio Hato Airfield, and were dropped from Air Force C-141s to set up FARPs, 12-foot (3.7 m) platforms with HE-rocket and minigun ammunition, parts and replacements for the miniguns, and fuel and refueling pumps, hoses, etc. But the FARP dropped at Rio Hato landed out of reach in a marsh, forcing the team to "wet wing" refuel from the MH-60. The Rio Hato mission originally included nine other MH-60s and four MH-6s. Several hours prior to H-hour, these aircraft and crews were instead sent to support a raid near Colón, Panama, a key PDF stronghold where PDF leaders were believed to be. At H-hour, the helicopters conducted an air assault on a beach house along the coast of Colon. It was during this mission that the first 160th soldiers to die in combat perished when their AH-6 was shot down. Another force of eight MH-60s and four MH-6s were on strip alert to conduct follow-on raids should the need arise. After these initial missions, elements of the 160th provided support to special operations forces securing outlying areas, recovering weapons caches, and "hunt for Elvis" – the phrase the men of the 160th used to refer to the search for General Manuel Noriega. Four MH-60s, two MH-6s, two AH-6s, and two MH-47s were moved to Ft. Sherman in the north for operations in and around Colon. The 160th conducted numerous air assault missions over the next two weeks, and on 3 January 1990, the majority of the force went back to Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Operation Just Cause is also notable in its use of the first deployment of Apaches in combat. There were also use of Nighthawk's, AC-130's, LAV-25's etc. As far as I can tell there was only limited bombing runs made by Nighthawks, that were deliberately aimed to be close misses on the targets as to confuse and stun the enemy for Special Ops insertions. Edited November 16, 2017 by Oirien 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PVT. J. Mohammed Posted November 17, 2017 Report Share Posted November 17, 2017 Reading the text of Oirien it seems like no Chinook were used? Maybe change those to MH-60s aka UH-60s? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sarissa Posted November 17, 2017 Report Share Posted November 17, 2017 On 16/11/2017 at 00:54, SupremeEgg said: 75th Ranger (Amphibious) [LR : 69] NOPE 75 Rgr aren't an Amphib unit. The USMC are but they use AAVs (which we don't have) Also, in case you didn't know; this isn't how you submit missions. It's done via the Calendar. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SupremeEgg Posted November 17, 2017 Author Report Share Posted November 17, 2017 @SarissaI know, I just don't want to post an event and get a shitstorm of recommendations and suggestions right 1-2 weeks before the event. By the way, by amphibious, I just meant having them rubber dinghies. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sarissa Posted November 17, 2017 Report Share Posted November 17, 2017 24 minutes ago, SupremeEgg said: I just meant having them rubber dinghies. Still not really what the Rgr do. They are more of a Helibourne/Airbourne unit 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SupremeEgg Posted November 17, 2017 Author Report Share Posted November 17, 2017 11 hours ago, PVT. J. Mohammed said: Reading the text of Oirien it seems like no Chinook were used? Maybe change those to MH-60s aka UH-60s? I understand, I thought about that but I want the rangers to have at least 2 m113's and UH-60's can't sling load them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PVT. J. Mohammed Posted November 18, 2017 Report Share Posted November 18, 2017 15 hours ago, SupremeEgg said: I understand, I thought about that but I want the rangers to have at least 2 m113's and UH-60's can't sling load them. You could aswell just have them airdropped by let's say a C-130? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sarissa Posted November 18, 2017 Report Share Posted November 18, 2017 Or say they were landed by transports elsewhere. (I won't comment on the 75th using M113s. As much as it triggers me.) 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SupremeEgg Posted November 18, 2017 Author Report Share Posted November 18, 2017 Ok, just no m113's then. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PVT. J. Mohammed Posted November 18, 2017 Report Share Posted November 18, 2017 (edited) You've got 45 people, If you would add like 3 MH-6Ms and a AH-6-L for close airsupport on those MH-6Ms you will have exatly 20 people divided over the blackhawks with 21 people divided over those littlebirds, seeing your adding 4 birds those 4 slots can maybe be retracted from the full squads? This way there will be exactly enough to ferry in everyone at a time and you will include the birds that were mentioned in Oirien's post, @Sarissa If there are problems with this idea or the assets that I'm suggesting hmu Also a apache on one front and 2 CAS birds on another front should eliminate the need of an Armored Personal Carrier. P.S if you were to retract a rifleman from every squad you'd be capable of having those Mh-6Ms a AH-6-L and room for another additional AH-6-L close air support. Edited November 18, 2017 by PVT. J. Mohammed Added info. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PVT. J. Mohammed Posted November 18, 2017 Report Share Posted November 18, 2017 Quick note, I would change the Uniforms to actual BDU's as used in that time. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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