August 27, 2002 at 11:18 am
The terrorist situation is now out of control in S.E.A., Indonesia, Malaysia and the Phillipines are all about to be over run. The governments are seeking out side help. Singapore, seeing the danger, has recalled all of her assets and is barricading herself in. All shipping to and from Singapore Harboure must now be checked before entering and escorted in and out by naval assets, wether from Singapore or by one of her allies.
America in all her glory, can not help. Nor can any other major power. America’s recent actions inAfghanistan and continued conflicts with Iraq and China are starting to to their toll on her stocks. Englands parliment are refusing help on cost grounds. China is supplying the rebels. Russia can’t help because they have no money and France won’t help for the simple reason that it doesn’t involve any of their interests.
Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea have just merged and are now the nation of Oceania. As a test of their strength, they have allied themselves with Singapore and the troubled governments and as a result of this, are now involved in the conflicts. Now that manning problems have been over come by the inherant population increase and by the re-introduction of conscription, and with the revenue increase, what assets would you buy in order to achieve a quick and decisive victory in your favour, with as minimal casualty ratio as possible in your favour? War is not expected to last longer than 3 months (this includes implementation of a security peace force).
Remember, since your allience came in effect, you now have your allies assets at your disposal as well. As a general guide reduce your allies assets as such:
1/3 on strength
1/3 lost in action
1/3 in support of enemy actions.
Also add to this which countries you would go to to get them to sign on in your favour and why you would go to them.
(Sorry guys, I got tired of the “Who do you think would win” scenarios)
Give me coffee and no-one gets hurt!