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Glory to the Emperor! I'm looking to run a 40k themed fun op. You will be apart of the Cadian 836th tasked with recapturing a planet. The first step of business is clearing cultists away from our refineries so we can repair them and get them back in working order. As a warning, this will be a brutal and bloody battle. I expect everyone will likely die at least once. With this in mind, I have setup a mobile respawn system so that when you die you can rearm and hop right back into the fight. You will need these mods: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2432815357 These are the following roles & rules: All Cadian units aside from HQ and Grenadiers are to use a Lasgun or Shotgun only! Failure to comply may result in execution for denying orders. If the enemy is becoming too hard to handle, then additional equipment will be available. Hammer Actual Commissar: SSgt Speirs Captain: SSgt O'Brien Tech Priestess: 2ndLt Mira Hammer One Cadian Sergeant: SSgt Rougthvedt Cadian Medicae: Cadian Grenadier: Cpl J. Shepard Cadian Shocktrooper (AT): SSgt Boyle Cadian Shocktrooper: CW4 Levorse Cadian Shocktrooper: Cadian Shocktrooper: Hammer Two Cadian Sergeant: GySgt McMuster Cadian Medicae: Cadian Grenadier: Cadian Shocktrooper (AT): Cadian Shocktrooper: Cadian Shocktrooper: Cadian Shocktrooper: Hammer Three Cadian Sergeant: Cadian Medicae: Cadian Grenadier: Cadian Shocktrooper (AT): Cadian Shocktrooper: Cadian Shocktrooper: Cadian Shocktrooper:

Near-Miss Reported Over Taiwan Straits Grand Central Times Dateline: December 18th 2019 Sources in the Taiwanese Ministry of National Defense have confirmed a series of incidents that occurred over the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday. The first of the incidents began after a pair of H-6 bombers and four J-11 fighters began encroaching on Taiwanese airspace. Six Taiwanese F-16s scrambled to intercept them over the Taiwan Strait and reportedly locked fire control radars onto the two bombers, resulting in the Chinese fighter jets locking on to the Taiwanese aircraft. Both sides did eventually withdraw, but tensions were high. Pictured: Chinese H-6 bomber flying over the Taiwan Strait Another flight of Chinese aircraft consisting of twelve fighter jets launched soon afterwards and again received a response from the Taiwanese with eight F-16s intercepting them. As the Chinese fighters continued to approach Taiwanese airspace, the Taiwanese planes began positioning themselves in front of the encroaching aircraft. At one point, an F-16 reportedly got within ten feet of a Chinese fighter jet before the plane broke off its approach. Analysts of the region are raising concerns that China is exerting its military might in a much more aggressive manner now that the US has turned its attention to Europe. By Joseph Stillwell Grand Central Times