Capt Boyle

Squad Lead unless someone else wants it.

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8311 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro, and the US has intervened. Currently, the Serbian 1st and 2nd Brigades are attempting to hold their positions and consolidate their gains, but the Montenegrins are preparing to counterattack. The 63rd Parachute Brigade has largely fled the area, but the 72nd Special Operations Brigade is still in the AO. Hostile aviation has largely been eliminated, though there may be a few Serbian helicopters still in the AO. We are beginning operations to aid the Montenegrins in preparing to liberate their territory. b. The Area of Interest is near the town of Dencity. c. Area of Operations is AO ATLAS. The terrain is hills and small mountains with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a low chance of rain. The time will be 0330 on the 4th of June. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 1st Brigade is attempting to hold on the West side of the river while the 2nd Brigade is digging on the East side. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO. The 2nd Brigade has set up an HQ and forward artillery position in the town of Dencity and is putting heavy fire on the Southern front. A combination of MLRS and SRBM (Short-Range Ballistic Missile) batteries are located in the area surrounding the city, as are AA positions. Motorized and mechanized QRFs are likely in the area, and a sizable force is assembled on the front lines to the South. e. Friendly Forces The Montenegrin 2nd Infantry Battalion is holding the area and preparing to advance with our support. They are stretched thin but are beginning to concentrate their forces. A mechanized force with some donated equipment is being prepared in the South. Montenegrin resistance forces are operating behind the lines and will help if able. Carrier Air Wing One is on standby to conduct supporting strikes if needed. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR Carrier Air Wing One Battleaxe 1-2 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) Broadsword 3-4 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to roll back Serbian gains (WHAT) against the Montenegrins in AO ATLAS (WHERE) to liberate the country (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8311 is tasked with seizing control of the Serbian forward HQ and hijacking the Serbian SRBM battery. From interrogations with the POW Viking brought in, we have secured command codes for the Serbian Field Artillery Tactical Data System, which will allow 8311 to remotely target the SRBMs and turn them against the Serbs. 8311 will need to take the command station intact and hold the position while the coordinates are uploaded. The target for the SRBMs will be a Serbian FOB not far from the frontlines to the South. Once the missiles are fired, 8311 will need to ensure the SRBM launchers destruction along with any nearby MLRS. After that, 8311 is tasked with aiding the Montenegrin force to the South advance. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO ATLAS as of 0400 8311 AO OBJ SATURN via satellite Serbian Command Station SS-21 Sacarb SRBMs 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from COP Stiletto or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts COP Stiletto Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8313 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro, and the US has intervened. Currently, the Serbian 1st and 2nd Brigades are attempting to hold their positions and consolidate their gains, but the Montenegrins are preparing to counterattack. The 63rd Parachute Brigade has largely fled the area, but the 72nd Special Operations Brigade is still in the AO. Hostile aviation has largely been eliminated, though there may be a few Serbian helicopters still in the AO. We are beginning operations to aid the Montenegrins in preparing to liberate their territory. b. The Area of Interest is near the town of Lece. c. Area of Operations is AO ATLAS. The terrain is hills and small mountains with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a low chance of rain. The time will be 0445 on the 3rd of June. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 1st Brigade is attempting to hold on the West side of the river while the 2nd Brigade is digging on the East side. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO. The paramilitary Serbian Pride has established a base near Lece and is conducting an ethnic cleansing of the area. They are confirmed to have hostages in their base. Serbian patrols and checkpoints are also scattered behind the lines, but they are limited in number. There were unconfirmed reports of Serbian tanks (possibly from the 1st Separate Tank Battalion) in the area, but we have not seen any on recon flights. e. Friendly Forces The Montenegrin 2nd Infantry Battalion is holding the area and preparing to advance with our support. They are stretched thin but are beginning to concentrate their forces. Montenegrin resistance forces are operating behind the lines and will help if able. Carrier Air Wing One is on standby if necessary, but they have had a high op tempo and are preparing for the next strike package, and will take time to respond. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR Carrier Air Wing One Battleaxe 1-2 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) Broadsword 3-4 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to roll back Serbian gains (WHAT) against the Montenegrins in AO ATLAS (WHERE) to liberate the country (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8313 is tasked with eliminating a Serbian Pride paramilitary base at OBJ Revenge and rescuing hostages. Collect any evidence of war crimes and Crimes Against Humanity. If possible, conduct search and destroy operations against Serbian armor in the AO. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO ATLAS as of 0400 8313 AO OBJ REVENGE via satellite 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from COP Stiletto or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts COP Stiletto Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

AT Soldier/sergeant if we need it

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8312 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro, and the US has intervened. Currently, the Serbian 1st and 2nd Brigades are attempting to hold their positions and consolidate their gains, but the Montenegrins are preparing to counterattack. The 63rd Parachute and 72nd Special Operations Brigades are still operating in the area. Hostile fixed-wing has largely been grounded by allied CAP, though Serbian helicopters are still ducking in and out between the mountains in the AO. We need to begin operations to aid the Montenegrins in preparing to liberate their territory. b. The Area of Interest is the airfield in the Northeast. c. Area of Operations is AO ATLAS. The terrain is hills and small mountains with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a low chance of rain. The time will be 1845 on the 2nd of June. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 1st Brigade is attempting to hold on the West side of the river while the 2nd Brigade is digging on the East side. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO. The 63rd Parachute Brigade is currently redeploying its forces away from the frontlines in an attempt to limit its losses. They are based at the airfield in the Northeast of the AO with at least two remaining companies and several helicopters. Serbian checkpoints have been established throughout the occupied territory. e. Friendly Forces The Montenegrin 2nd Infantry Battalion is holding the area and preparing to advance with our support. They are stretched thin but are beginning to concentrate their forces. Montenegrin resistance forces are operating behind the lines, and will help if able f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR Carrier Air Wing One USS Truman Carrier Strike Group Battleaxe 1-2 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) Broadsword 3-4 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to roll back Serbian gains (WHAT) against the Montenegrins in AO ATLAS (WHERE) to liberate the country (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8312 is tasked with providing real-time targeting information to the Truman Strike Group against the 63rd Brigade and its assets at the Northeast airfield. Its location in a valley makes airstrikes difficult and it still has a sizable SHORAD presence. 8312 will call in Tomahawk missile strikes against all available targets at OBJ HIGHWAY, with priority targets being any aircraft, fuel depots, and troop concentrations. 16x Tomahawk missiles have been allocated for this strike which will occur in concert with a coordinated air and missile strike against the rest of the Serbian Air Force. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO ATLAS as of 1830 8312 AO OBJ HIGHWAY via satellite 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from COP Stiletto or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts COP Stiletto Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8311 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the Serbian 1st and 2nd Brigades are attempting to push from the North, but the Montenegrins are slowing their assaults. The 63rd Parachute and 72nd Special Operations Brigades are still operating in the area. Hostile fixed-wing is conducting CAS and limited CAP missions and Serbian helicopters have constantly been operating in the AO. We need to hold the Serbians in the mountains, or their forces can break out and overrun the reach of the country b. The Area of interest is the town of Topola. c. Area of Operations is AO ATLAS. The terrain is hills and small mountains with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be light overcast with a low chance of rain. The time will be 0400 on the 2nd of June. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 1st Brigade is pushing South on the West side of the river while the 2nd Brigade is advancing on the East side. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. The Serbs have established a fuel depot in the town of Topola. It is well-guarded with AA, IFVs, and a sizeable infantry force, at least a platoon. e. Friendly Forces The Montenegrin 2nd Infantry Battalion is holding the area and slowing the Serbian advance but they are stretched thin. Montenegrin resistance forces are operating behind the lines. A cell of resistance fighters is preparing to stage a motorized assault and has accumulated several technicals. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR Battleaxe 1-2 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) Battleaxe 3-4 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the Montenegrins in AO ATLAS (WHERE) to buy time until the Truman Strike Group can arrive (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8311 is tasked with delivering supplies to the resistance at RP ELLIE in preparation for their assault and then aiding in the Montenegrins' attack on the fuel depot at OBJ JOEL. Hostages are reported to be held in the apartment complexes nearby, prohibiting the use of artillery on the depot. The team will aid in the attack, liberate the hostages, and ensure the fuel depot is completely destroyed. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO ATLAS as of 0300 8313 AO OBJ JOEL via satellite 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from COP Stiletto or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts COP Stiletto Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8313 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the Serbian 1st and 2nd Brigades are attempting to push from the North, but the Montenegrins are slowing their assaults. The 63rd Parachute and 72nd Special Operations Brigades are still operating in the area. Hostile fixed-wing is conducting CAS and limited CAP missions and Serbian helicopters have been constantly operating in the AO. We need to hold the Serbians in the mountains, or their forces can break out and overrun the reach of the country b. The Area of interest is the town of Krupac. c. Area of Operations is AO ATLAS. The terrain is hills and small mountains with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be cloudy with a high chance of rain. The time will be 1900 on the 30th of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 1st Brigade is pushing South on the West side of the river while the 2nd Brigade is advancing on the East side. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. The Serbs have established an interrogation center in the town of Krupac. It is guarded by a mix of Serbian regular units and Serbian Pride paramilitary forces. e. Friendly Forces The Montenegrin 2nd Infantry Battalion is holding the area and slowing the Serbian advance but they are stretched thin. Montenegrin resistance forces are operating behind the lines and may be able to support friendly forces. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR Battleaxe 1-2 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the Montenegrins in AO ATLAS (WHERE) to buy time until the Truman Strike Group can arrive (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8313 is tasked with liberating all those held in the interrogation center, designated OBJ PLIERS. In particular, the Mayor of Zuti kamen, who was captured yesterday. He was last seen wearing a black suit and tie, and was a member of the local resistance cell. Get to him before the Serbs get any information out of him. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO ATLAS as of 1830 8313 AO OBJ PLIERS via satellite 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from COP Stiletto or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts COP Stiletto Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8312 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the Serbian 1st and 2nd Brigades are attempting to push from the North, but the Montenegrins are slowing their assaults. The 63rd Parachute 72nd Special Operations Brigades are still operating in the area. Hostile fixed-wing is conducting CAS and limited CAP missions and Serbian helicopters have been constantly operating in the AO. We need to hold the Serbians in the mountains, or their forces can break out and overrun the reach of the country b. The Areas of interest are the towns of Belograv and Ratina. c. Area of Operations is AO ATLAS. The terrain is hills and small mountains with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a low chance of rain. The time will be 1945 on the 27th of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 1st Brigade is pushing South on the West side of the river while the 2nd Brigade is advancing on the East side. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. The Serbs have established a radio relay station in the town of Belograv and an artillery battery south of Ratina. The former is helping coordinate the 2nd Brigade’s movements, and the latter is close to enabling a Serbian breakthrough along the river. A Serbian motorized QRF is stationed in the town of Dencity. e. Friendly Forces The Montenegrin 2nd Infantry Battalion is holding the area and slowing the Serbian advance but they are stretched thin. Montenegrin resistance forces are operating behind the lines, and are positioned to intercept the Serbian QRF from Dencity. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR Battleaxe 1-2 (Battery of 4x D-30 howitzers) 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the Montenegrins in AO ATLAS (WHERE) to buy time until the Truman Strike Group can arrive (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8312 is tasked with assaulting the radio relay station to lure out the QRF from Dencity for the resistance to ambush. Once the QRF is dealt with, the team is to leave the area and move against the artillery battery South of Ratina and capture the guns. Expect limited resistance from the battery itself, but this will likely trigger a response. We need those guns intact to give the Montenegrins more firepower, Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO ATLAS as of 1930 8312 AO OBJ MONTY via satellite 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from COP Stiletto or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts COP Stiletto Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

We've slowed the Serbian advance for now, but the Serbs are preparing another attack. We need your artillery support ASAP to support the frontlines. Be wary of counterbattery fire and the Serbs zeroing in on your radio transmissions. Forward Observers Forward Observer: SSgt Speirs Forward Observer: WO1 Stukas Escort Team Escorts: Escorts: Anvil Battery Battery Commander: MSgt Falconer Artillery Crew: LCpl Mangold Artillery Crew: Artillery Crew: Artillery Crew: Artillery Crew: Artillery Crew:

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8311 & 8312 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the reinforced Serbian 3rd Brigade is bearing down on us from the North, while the 4th Brigade pushes in from the East. Hostile fixed-wing is conducting CAS and limited CAP missions and Serbian helicopters have been constantly operating in the AO. The Kosovans have stated that they cannot hold for long, but they need to buy time for civilians to evacuate. Delay the Serbs for as long as possible. b. The Area of Interest is the city of Beketov. c. Area of Operations is AO TITAN. The terrain is low hills with urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a low chance of rain. The time will be 1500 on the 24th of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 3rd Brigade has reached the outskirts of the city from the North. The 4th Brigade is closing in as well from the East. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. Several thrusts are moving toward the city from the North and East of the city. The city is the primary strategic objective for Serbian forces in the area. They will not stop until this city is taken, intact or not. e. Friendly Forces What’s left of the Kosovan 1st and 2nd Infantry Battalions are attempting to slow the Serbian advance in the North but they are on their last legs. This is their final stand. What’s left of their armor is gone, the last of their mortars are in their final positions, and their two remaining AA guns are dug in. Several Kosovan Units have set up in defensive positions on the North side of the city. They will hold until the end. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the KSF in AO TITAN (WHERE) to buy time for civilians to evacuate (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8311 is tasked with reaching OBJ Traffic and rescuing the First Deputy Prime Minister. His convoy was ambushed and pinned down before they could get to the city. He has been selected to lead the Kosovan Government-in-Exile and must get to the Evac Point at all costs. His escort is currently pinned down and needs support. They report heavy Serb reinforcements inbound through the forest. 8311 will then support the Kosovans in the Northeast of the city. MSOT 8312 is tasked with destroying OBJ Light, the power station to the North of the city. The Kosovans need it blown to cripple the coming Serbian occupation. The Serbs are moving down the MSR with armor and will reach the city soon. 8312 is to do as much damage to the armored vanguard as possible before they reach the city. They are to then fall back to Kosovan defensive positions in the Northwest of the city and support their forces. Both teams are to hold the Serbs back until the order to evacuate is given. The code phrase for this is "JENGA, JENGA, JENGA". Once the order is given, they are to pull back to the Evac Point and board any available helicopter to extract to Montenegro in the West. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO TITAN as of 1500 Beketov AO 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from Count's Mansion or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts Count's Mansion Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words JENGA JENGA JENGA: All stations receiving this transmission are to move immediately to the Evac Point. SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8313 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the reinforced Serbian 3rd Brigade is bearing down on us from the North, while the 4th Brigade pushes in from the East. Hostile fixed-wing is conducting CAS and limited CAP missions and Serbian helicopters have been constantly operating in the AO. The Kosovans have stated that they cannot hold for long, but they need to buy time for civilians to evacuate. Delay the Serbs for as long as possible. b. The Area of Interest is North of Beketov. c. Area of Operations is AO TITAN. The terrain is low hills with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a low chance of rain. The time will be 0400 on the 24th of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 3rd Brigade is advancing along the MSRs heading South. The 4th Brigade is coming in from the East and will likely link up with them shortly. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. A Serbian forward element has exposed itself however and overextended as they rushed for the city. They did bring a SAM battery with them though and are threatening all flights out of the city. e. Friendly Forces The Kosovan 1st Infantry Battalion is attempting to slow the Serbian advance in the North but is badly outnumbered, outgunned, and stretched thin. The 2nd Battalion to the East is in a similar position. The 1st was able to detail a pair of M1117s to lead the charge against the exposed Serbian force. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the KSF in AO TITAN (WHERE) to buy time for civilians to evacuate (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8313 is tasked with providing infantry support for the Kosovan IFVs as they move against the SAM position and then the overexposed lead elements of the Serbs. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO TITAN as of 0400 8313 AO 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Technical variants. Supply: Rearm will be from Camp Caveman or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts Camp Caveman Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8312 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the reinforced Serbian 3rd Brigade is bearing down on us from the North, while the 4th Brigade pushes in from the East. Hostile fixed-wing is conducting CAS and limited CAP missions and Serbian helicopters have been constantly operating in the AO. The Kosovans have stated that they cannot hold for long, but they need to buy time for civilians to evacuate. Delay the Serbs for as long as possible. b. The Area of Interest is the Krasnye Seltsy area. c. Area of Operations is AO TITAN. The terrain is low hills with dense forests and urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a low chance of rain. The time will be 0900 on the 23rd of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 3rd Brigade is advancing along the MSRs heading South. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. Serbian vanguard forces have already entered the town of Krasnye Seltsy and are engaged with Kosovan forces there. e. Friendly Forces The Kosovan 1st Infantry Battalion is attempting to slow the Serbian advance in the North, but is badly outnumbered, outgunned, and stretched thin. They will attempt to keep their foothold in the town of Krasnye Seltsy for as long as possible but are unlikely to last long when Serbian reinforcements arrive. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the KSF in AO TITAN (WHERE) to buy time for civilians to evacuate (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8312 is tasked with breaking through the Serbian lines in the town to meet up with the Kosovan team stranded at the church. They managed to down a Serbian Mig-29 and capture its pilot, but were unable to extract before the Serbs pushed into the town. We are to extract them and then pull out Southwest to the town of Shalaevo. The Kosovans are preparing to blow the bridge but need support Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by Roundtable. Map of AO TITAN as of 0800 8312 AO Town of Krasnye Selsy as of 0845 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Humvee variants. Supply: Rearm will be from Camp Caveman/Viking Rally Point or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts Camp Caveman Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

The Serbs may have pushed our soldiers out of the area, but we won't let the Serbs just kill our friends and family! Grab your rifles! Resistance Cell Leader (AKM): Rifleman (MP44): HM3 Z. Valentine Submachine Gunner (PPSh-41): Rifleman (SKS): LCpl Mangold Marksman (M1903): Gunner (Bren Gun) : Demo Man (Shotgun): WOC Stukas

We got word the Serbs will be flying some helicopters through our AO. Grab the Iglas and shoot them down! Air Defense Team Spike Squad Leader: Igla Gunner: Igla Gunner: Machine Gunner: LCpl Mangold Rifleman: Rifleman: Rifleman (LAT):

We have a chance to hit the Serbs while they're looking the other way. Grab some mortars and get in the boats! We gonna hit them quick and get out before they can react. You will be playing as Montenegrin forces. This will be to test the map as well to ensure it is viable. Please show up if you can Riot Battery Battery Commander: Tube One: Gunner: Loader: Tube Two: Gunner: Loader: Tube Three: Gunner: Loader: Spotting Team Spotter: WOC Stukas Spotter: LCpl Mangold Escort: Escort:

Our helicopter was downed as we tried to scout the airfield! Evade capture and try to link up with friendly forces before the Serbs overrun us! You will be playing as Montenegrin forces. This will be to test the map as well to ensure it is viable. Please show up if you can Arrow Team: Fire Team Leader: SSgt Van Dyke Rifleman: WOC Stukas Rifleman: Machine Gunner: LCpl Sidney SMAW Gunner: SSgt Xanzi Bow Team: Fire Team Leader: Rifleman: Rifleman: Machine Gunner: SMAW Gunner:

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8311 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the Serbian 3rd Brigade is bearing down on us from the North. Hostile fixed-wing is present in roving combat air patrols and enemy helicopters have been operating in the AO. Secure comms with higher have not been established due to jamming and the Kosovans have lost contact with their command in Pristina as well. Serbia is using a significant amount of fires to screen their advance. Delay them for as long as possible. b. The Area of Interest is the Dalgo Pole-Rakovista area. c. Area of Operations is AO Minuteman. The terrain is low hills with dense forests and evacuated urban areas. Weather is expected to be overcast with a moderate possibility of rain. The time will be 1830 on the 21st of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 3rd Brigade is advancing along the MSRs heading South. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. An artillery battery has moved South and is vulnerable. Attempts to reach the position with drones were downed with MANPADs well before they could reach the area to recon it. e. Friendly Forces The Kosovan 3rd Infantry Battalion is attempting to slow the Serbian advance but is badly outnumbered, outgunned, and stretched thin. They are unlikely to be in a position to support the team. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the KSF in AO Minuteman (WHERE) to buy time for the KSF to retreat and regroup (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8311 is tasked with finding and eliminating a Serbian artillery battery. We have identified a gap in the Serbian frontlines that the 160th can sneak through, but MANPADs and Serbian CAP remain a threat. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by command. Map of AO Minuteman 8311 AO 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR. Supply: Rearm will be from Camp Possum or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts Camp Possum Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8313 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the Serbian 3rd Brigade is bearing down on us from the North. Hostile fixed-wing is present in roving combat air patrols and enemy helicopters have been operating in the AO. Secure comms with higher have not been established due to jamming and the Kosovans have lost contact with their command in Pristina as well. Serbia is using a significant amount of fires to screen their advance. Delay them for as long as possible. b. The Area of Interest is the Valkesh-Izvor area. c. Area of Operations is AO Minuteman. The terrain is low hills with dense forests and evacuated urban areas. Weather is expected to be overcast with a moderate possibility of rain. The time will be 1100 on the 21st of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 3rd Brigade is advancing along the MSRs heading South. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. A large mechanized force is attempting to screen their eastern flank. They are engaged with Kosovan forces in Valkesh and Shipol e. Friendly Forces The Kosovan 3rd Infantry Battalion is attempting to slow the Serbian advance but is badly outnumbered, outgunned, and stretched thin. They will attempt to hold the town of Valkesh for as long as possible but are unlikely to last long without support. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the KSF in AO Minuteman (WHERE) to buy time for the KSF to retreat and regroup (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8313 is tasked with linking up with Kosovan forces in Valkesh and covering their withdrawal. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by command. Map of AO Minuteman 8313 AO 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Humvee variants. Supply: Rearm will be from Camp Possum or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts Camp Possum Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

OPERATION ORDER DATE OF OPERATION OTL 22JAN23 2000 EST IUT 21MAY21 0900 IGT ORIENTATION: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the Serbian 3rd Brigade is bearing down on us from the North. Hostile fixed-wing is present in roving combat air patrols and enemy helicopters have been operating in the AO. Secure comms with higher have not been established due to jamming and the Kosovans have lost contact with their command in Pristina as well. Serbia is using a significant amount of fires to screen their advance. Delay them for as long as possible. 1. SITUATION a Enemy Forces Size: 1x Tank Company, 2-3x Mechanized Infantry Platoons, 1x mobile SAM battery, Unknown number of Motorized Infantry Activity: Pushing South Unit: Serbian 3rd Brigade Time: 0900 Equipment: Mostly Soviet block small arms and armor b.Friendly Forces Higher mission: Survive Adjacent Units: Kosovan 3rd Battalion Supporting Units: 1x Kosovan mortar battery c. Attachments & Detachments 160th SOAR d. Civilian Considerations As per SOP 2. MISSION MSOT 8312 is tasked with eliminating the SAM battery escorting the armored column. 3. EXECUTION a. Commander's Intent Commander's intent is to ambush and destroy the SAMs before they are able to scatter. b. Concept of the Operation - Scheme of Maneuver Viking will move quickly to the ambush point and dig in. The team will wait until the SAMs enter the Killzone before engaging. NO ONE IS TO FIRE ON ANYTHING ELSE UNLESS FIRED UPON FIRST. Once the SAMs are eliminated, the team will pull out East and loop South to the town of Karbinti. The team will dig in and hold the town until Kosovan forces can withdraw. After that, the team will withdraw as well. - Fire Support Plan 160th via established JTAC Channels or Hades HQ/10 if no JTAC is present. Friendly mortar battery via JTAC c. Tasks d. Coordinating Instructions Map of AO Minuteman 4. ADMINISTRATION & LOGISTICS a. Administration Uniform - Multicam - Casualties Treated via self aid initially followed by SARCs - Enemy Prisoners Of War (EPOWs) Detain in as secure of a location as possible, conduct aid as needed, hand over to HQ at earliest opportunity. b. Asset Request Requesting additional AT in the form of 4x AT4s in addition to the team's 1x Javelin and 2x MAAWS. 5. COMMAND & SIGNAL a. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect. Code Words: SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) -Radio Frequencies As per Team SOP -Smoke Notation Yellow and White: Concealment Green: Friendly Forces on this position Red: Hostile Forces on this position Purple: Mass Cass Blue: COC Broken Orange: Shift fire (Not used)  Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. b. Command -Location of Command -Succession of Command Capt Boyle MSgt McMuster SSgt O'Brien Sgt Melo COC BROKEN END OPERATION ORDER

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8312 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: Serbian forces have invaded Kosovo and Montenegro. Currently, the Serbian 3rd Brigade is bearing down on us from the North. Hostile fixed-wing is present in roving combat air patrols and enemy helicopters have been operating in the AO. Secure comms with higher have not been established due to jamming and the Kosovans have lost contact with their command in Pristina as well. Serbia is using a significant amount of fires to screen their advance. Delay them for as long as possible. b. The Area of Interest is the Dalgo Pole-Karbinti-Shipol area. c. Area of Operations is AO Minuteman. The terrain is low hills with dense forests and evacuated urban areas. Weather is expected to be overcast with a moderate possibility of rain. The time will be 0900 on the 21st of May. d. Enemy Forces. Serbian 3rd Brigade is advancing along the MSRs heading South. The force consists of armored, mechanized, motorized, artillery, and airmobile forces that have all been seen in the AO advancing South. A column of Serbian armored and mechanized forces is advancing toward the town of Karbinti and likely intends to pincer the town. A SAM battery is known to be following behind the tanks and mechanized infantry. e. Friendly Forces The Kosovan 3rd Infantry Battalion is attempting to slow the Serbian advance but is badly outnumbered, outgunned, and stretched thin. They will attempt to hold the town of Karbinti for as long as possible but are unlikely to last long if the column reaches them intact. f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is attempting to slow the Serbian advance (WHAT) against the KSF in AO Minuteman (WHERE) to buy time for the KSF to retreat and regroup (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8312 is tasked with eliminating the SAM battery and delaying the rest of the column as much as possible. Once the team feels they have delayed the enemy long enough or believes they are in danger of being overwhelmed, they are to break contact and rally at Karbinti with Kosovan forces and cover their retreat. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by command. Map of AO Minuteman 8312 AO 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation: Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR or Humvee variants. Supply: Rearm will be from Camp Possum or delivered by the 160th. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts Camp Possum Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

Excerpt from Presidential Daily Briefing, May 20th, 2021 State Dept. INR partially dissents on conclusions Analysts at the CIA, DIA, and NSA have concluded that at least a faction of the Serbian government is likely conducting hybrid warfare against Kosovo. Recent incidents along the Kosovan-Serbian border have suddenly become violent in at least four instances, including the murder of five Kosovan soldiers, the theft of Kosovan military equipment, and the engagement of US Marines in the region with gunfire. The group, identified as the Serbian Liberation of Kosovo Group, appears to be a fringe paramilitary group originating in Serbia but has at least some connections in Kosovo, particularly in the ethnic Serbian minority regions along the border. The group does have at least some backing from members of the Serbian government and military, demonstrated by their skirmish with US forces in the area during a training exercise. At least part of the group that opened fire on the Marines was able to escape via helicopter over the border, which did not appear to be challenged by Serbian border guards or the military. However, a credible source within the Serbian Ministry of Defense reported confusion regarding that incident amongst officials, with numerous commanders stationed along the border reportedly calling in attempting to figure out what was happening. NSA was able to confirm a spike in communication activity between the forward-deployed Serbian units and Belgrade. It is still the assessment of all agencies that Serbia is not in a position at this time to engage in a direct conflict, but there is a possibility that the SLKG is a stopgap measure to keep Kosovan forces off balance while the conventional forces prepare. Build up of Serbian forces along the Kosovan border DIA estimates that Serbia requires at least another three months to reach combat readiness and will likely display several indicators prior to any direct action. NSA and CIA concur. State Dept. INR dissents on the timeline, as no movement has been made through any of Serbia’s diplomatic missions to offset any controversial actions.

WARNING ORDER MSOT 8311 & 8313 1. SITUATION. a. Overview: The Kosovo Security Force is conducting a Joint Training Exercise with the 3d MRB to better acquaint themselves with special forces tactics and how to counter them. Due to the ongoing tensions with neighboring Serbia, this is also a deterrence operation. However, there are signs a fringe Serbian nationalist group may be intending to provoke conflict between Serbs living in Kosovo and the Kosovan government. The teams must be on the lookout for possible provocations or attacks by this group. 8312 had a hostile encounter with this group and they are willing to engage with lethal force. Until further notice, the teams will only be allowed to fire live rounds if fired upon. b. The Areas of Interest are Gramada for 8311 and Rakovista for 8313 to the north of the AO c. Area of Operations is AO Minuteman. The terrain is flat with dense forest and some abandoned urban areas. Weather is expected to be clear with a moderate possibility of rain. Time will be 1800 on the 20th of May 2021 for 8313 and 0300 on the 21st of May for 8311. d. Enemy Forces. The KSF will be composed of light infantry with APC support, disposition is using APCs to cover light infantry. QRFs are possible from different routes. Unknown disposition of Serbian nationalists. e. Friendly Forces N/A f. Attachments and Detachments 160th SOAR 2. MISSION. Alpha Company (WHO) is to conduct mock attacks (WHAT) against the KSF in AO Minuteman (WHERE) to show the KSF how special forces would attack these positions (WHY). 3. EXECUTION. a. Concept of Operations. MSOT 8313 is tasked with assaulting the town of Rakovista and eliminating an ammo cache. Initial recon determined a force size of roughly one platoon with humvees in support. However, they appeared to be spread out across the town. Clear through the town, locate the cache, and destroy it. MSOT 8311 is tasked with assaulting a KSF vehicle depot at Gramada. To ensure there are no escaping vehicles, the team will attack several checkpoints to the South of the OBJ and mine these positions before hitting the base. Once done, the depot can be assaulted. At least one APC is known to be here, along with others than may be on patrol. Additional tasking will be given in-field as determined as needed by command. Maps of AO Minuteman 8313 AO 8311 AO 4. SUSTAINMENT. a. Logistics Transportation. Method of transporting will be done by aerial assets of the 160th SOAR. Supply. Rearm will be from Camp Possum. b. Health System Support Medical Treatment Casualties shall be treated by self-aid, then Corpsman support in the field. Medical Evacuation At SARC discretion casualties may be evacuated to temporary Casualty Collection Points (CCP). 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Control Command Posts Camp Possum Reports N/A b. Signal SOI Index Standard SOI Index is in effect Methods of Communication by Priority Radio Smoke signals Runners Pyrotechnics and Signals Smoke Notation Red: Enemy position. Green: Friendly position. White: Concealment. Yellow: Concealment. Purple: Mass casualty incident. Blue: Broken chain of command. Orange: Special purpose. Paint notation Green paint MAY be utilized to indicate cleared areas. Blue paint MAY be used to designate CCPs. Red paint MAY be used to designate boundaries for explosive use. Code Words SHATTER: Sending station is combat ineffective. HAVOC: Comms compromised, scramble comms. MAGMA, MAGMA, MAGMA: Halt exercise and stand by for further orders Challenge and Password Challenge: ELI (eee-lye) Password: MANNING (man-ning) Running Password Password: MANNING (man-ning) Number Combination N/A Recognition Signals N/A END WARNING ORDER

Transcript and analysis of Kosovan Ministry of Internal Affairs interrogation of subject detained near the Serbian border: Interviewer (I): Do you understand these rights as they have been provided to you? Prisoner (P): Yes, just ask your damn questions. I: Very well, what is your name? P: Ivan Kosančić. I: You were captured at the site of several murders of Kosovan soldiers amongst several unidentified militants. Would you care you elaborate as to your role in these murders and why you did this? P: You roaches never ask the real question first. I: And that would be? [Silence for 30 seconds, the Prisoner continues smoking] P: You really want to know who we were working for. They’re Serbian, but it sure isn’t those pussies in Belgrade. I: So then who? P: The Serbian Liberation of Kosovo Group. We are working to free the Serbian people of this land from your slow genocide of our people and culture. I: And how does killing five Kosovan soldiers achieve that? P: For starters, it was a blow against your attempts to deny our lands the true autonomy we deserve. And it secured vital supplies for the movement. I: So you intend to fight an insurgency? P: Of course, and there’s not a damn thing you can do about it! I: You seem certain about that. P: Obviously, do you think I’d be talking if I thought you could do anything about it? I: … P: We’re going to do what those cowards can’t man up and do. We’ll make you Shiptars run back to that hellhole you call a country in the South. We’re going to be waiting in every shadow until you realize whose lands these really belong to. [The Prisoner stands up and begins shouting] The Serbian government may be willing to tolerate your boot on our brothers and sisters, but the real Serbian people won’t! We’re going to burn you out like the infection you are! We’re gonna see how many dead sons you’re willing to suffer before you flee! [Security officers enter the room and restrain the Prisoner] P: I hope you fight, so my comrades can make you scum bleed like the pigs you are! You’ll see us soon enough! Analysis: The subject appears to be a firm believer in Serbian ethnonationalism. There is reason to believe the subject is part of a group intending to incite an insurgency along the border with Serbia. The subject appeared to hold negative views of the Serbian government, despite espousing much of the same ideology of the current ruling party. No proper identification of the subject could be determined as the name he gave appears to be a reference to a famous Serbian knight from the 1300s. The subject has refused further interviews, stating "he had said what we needed to hear". Most of the equipment he and the others at the scene appears to be civilian or black market in origin, lending credence to the theory that they are acting independently of Belgrade. However, there is reason to believe they have at least some support from members of the Serbian government, as the helicopter seen escaping from the area did not appear to be intercepted by the Serbian border guards or military. Recommend an increase in police and military presence near the border to deter or interdict further cross-border activity and search for members of this so-called "SLKG".

//SECRET//JSOC//MARSOC From: [email protected] <Clark Williams> To: [email protected] <Sean Whelan> Subject: Notice of Deployment All Commands and Attachments are hereby notified that Alpha Company, 3d MRB; Alpha Section, 160th SOAR, and all supporting detachments are to prepare for immediate deployment to the country of Kosovo for a joint training exercise with local forces. All commands are to ensure OPSEC through rank and file. Deployment for all commands is required no later than May 17th, and exercises shall begin no later than May 19th. Briefing as follows. Due to the ongoing tensions between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia, the Kosovan government has requested that US forces provide training on how to counter special forces. It is the belief of JSOC that the presence of elements of the US military will provide a stabilizing factor in the ongoing crisis. Current intel does not suggest that Serbia is prepared for combat operations and is unlikely to engage in direct conflict within the coming months. At this time, we cannot dismiss the chance of provocations from the Serbian side, however, all US forces are not allowed to use live rounds unless fired upon. All US forces are to ensure that they do not escalate the situation under any circumstances without orders from higher. Given the previous direct action experience with the Russian Spetsnaz tactics Serbian special forces are trained on, Alpha Company, 3d MRB will utilize that previous experience to train with the Kosovan 3rd Battalion near the border. The Kosovan government has notified locals of the ongoing training and will ensure that the exercise areas are clear of civilians. Signed, Lieutenant Colonel C. Williams Commanding Joint Special Task Force Cobra Attachments Kosovo.jpg AO Minuteman

New Serbian Government Takes Hardline Stance In Negotiations ADA News March 1st, 2021  Negotiations between Serbia and Kosovo regarding mineral rights and ostensibly Kosovan sovereignty appear to have stalled after years of slow process over the past three years. Some more observers have even offered more pessimistic assessments and claimed that the talks had collapsed completely and were unlikely to restart anytime soon. Most blame the new lead negotiator on the Serbian side for the current stalemate and the statements by the new Serbian government. Negotiations reportedly became heated over the matter of allowing Serbian police to operate in Kosovo. The Serbian United People’s Party (SUNS) only came into power two months ago, riding a wave of national anger over economic stagnation and a massive corruption scandal with the previous government of Prime Minister Stefan Sunkić and the then-ruling Serbian Liberal Party (SLS). A largely sidelined party since its founding four years ago, the ultranationalist party found its footing when it led the charge calling for investigations into allegations of money laundering from government projects to members of the SLS. While originally dismissed by most, their accusations turned out to be true, which were then coupled with over five years of economic downturn led to mass resignations and snap elections being called. The SUNS won these in a landslide, with several attributing their appeal to many Serbs with their claims that Kosovo and Montenegro are rightfully Serbian territories. Since 2005, in an attempt to secure more international support and investment in the country, most Serbian parties dropped controversial stances on the territories, despite it remaining popular amongst the general population. Some newly elected members of SUNS have gone even further, with Darko Lajsić, a close associate of the new Prime Minister Radič Pucarević, stating “We lost our lands with the interference of NATO and European ‘humanists’ who would rather see a world without of Serbs than let us have an inch of our homeland”. John Hackett ADA News