kami888 said:
Albania = Too poor (and too small) to go to war
Greece = Too beautiful to get blown up in war
Turkey = ....
I just don't need these countries to be involved
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Albania = Too poor (and too small) to go to war
Greece = Too beautiful to get blown up in war
Turkey = ....
I just don't need these countries to be involved
EXTRA INTELLIGENCE REPORT TO THE NATO ARMY STAFF, February 6th, 1950, 0600 hours
Our forces in Austria have surrendered to the Soviets. Their positions have been taken by Soviet forces.
Soviet forces in Austria have celebrated the NATO surrender by proclaiming the "People's Republic of Austria" (PRA) as a Soviet puppet state. The KPÖ (Kommunistische Partei Österreichs / Communist Party of Austria) has been made the ruling party of the PRA.
This new nation controls all the mountain passes from Germany to Italy. This makes it harder to supply our forces in Northern Italy. We already agreed with Switzerland that they allow our supply convoys to pass through their country. However, this must remain secret, since Switzerland is officialy neutral.
The nation of Liechtenstein has also surrendered to the USSR. This nation has been made part of the PRA.
The PRA put the KPÖ emblem in the flag
Poster of the KPÖ, with texts like "The Communists have made big sacrifices for the liberation" and "For a free and independent Austria"
Our forces in Austria have surrendered to the Soviets. Their positions have been taken by Soviet forces.
Soviet forces in Austria have celebrated the NATO surrender by proclaiming the "People's Republic of Austria" (PRA) as a Soviet puppet state. The KPÖ (Kommunistische Partei Österreichs / Communist Party of Austria) has been made the ruling party of the PRA.
This new nation controls all the mountain passes from Germany to Italy. This makes it harder to supply our forces in Northern Italy. We already agreed with Switzerland that they allow our supply convoys to pass through their country. However, this must remain secret, since Switzerland is officialy neutral.
The nation of Liechtenstein has also surrendered to the USSR. This nation has been made part of the PRA.
The PRA put the KPÖ emblem in the flag
Poster of the KPÖ, with texts like "The Communists have made big sacrifices for the liberation" and "For a free and independent Austria"
The balance in the battle of Hamburg was about the become out of balance... [/QUOTE said:
lifeless said:
Small correction: two countries. Liechtenstein has also surrendered. Liechtenstein is one of the smallest countries in the world and is embedded between Switzerland and Austria.
Back to the spies...
KIEV, THE UKRAINE, U.S.S.R., February 6th, 1950
"Doghouse, we need you for a mission," the new CIA hq in Teheran told George. George had been given orders to contact Teheran, because Vienna was lost to Soviet troops.
"What mission?" George asked.
"We call it Operation Permafrost, but I'm not allowed to tell you more than that. We want you to leave your base in Kiev and go to Surgut, West-Siberia. You will meet two other spies there, their codenames are Flameguard and Greenhorn. I cannot tell you where they are at the moment." Teheran told George.
"Roger that, I'll take the first train to Surgut tomorrow."
"Contact me when you arrive."
"Over and out."
KIEV, THE UKRAINE, U.S.S.R., February 6th, 1950
"Doghouse, we need you for a mission," the new CIA hq in Teheran told George. George had been given orders to contact Teheran, because Vienna was lost to Soviet troops.
"What mission?" George asked.
"We call it Operation Permafrost, but I'm not allowed to tell you more than that. We want you to leave your base in Kiev and go to Surgut, West-Siberia. You will meet two other spies there, their codenames are Flameguard and Greenhorn. I cannot tell you where they are at the moment." Teheran told George.
"Roger that, I'll take the first train to Surgut tomorrow."
"Contact me when you arrive."
"Over and out."
Enought off-topic for now... Here's a new update!
FRONT PAGE ARTICLE OF THE WASHINGTON TIMES, February 8th, 1950
SOCIALIST UPRISINGS! CALIFORNIA ON THE BRINK OF CIVIL WAR!
Yesterday, a big socialist demonstration was held in San Francisco. The demonstrators demanded peace between the USA and the Soviet Union.
The demonstration started peacefully, but that changed when police forces arrived at the scene. Heavy fighting between demonstrators and police led to three deads and many wounded. Demonstrators made barricades in the streets and set several government buildings on fire. After three hours, the police had to retreat.
Not only in San Francisco there was turmoil. In San Diego, revolters attacked an US Army basis. In Los Angeles, revolters set several buildings in Hollywood on fire. Across the entire state, people went on strike.
With the cities of San Diego and San Francisco under control of the socialists, and the president sending divisions from the army to California, it is clear that California is on the brink of civil war.
FRONT PAGE ARTICLE OF THE WASHINGTON TIMES, February 8th, 1950
SOCIALIST UPRISINGS! CALIFORNIA ON THE BRINK OF CIVIL WAR!
Yesterday, a big socialist demonstration was held in San Francisco. The demonstrators demanded peace between the USA and the Soviet Union.
The demonstration started peacefully, but that changed when police forces arrived at the scene. Heavy fighting between demonstrators and police led to three deads and many wounded. Demonstrators made barricades in the streets and set several government buildings on fire. After three hours, the police had to retreat.
Not only in San Francisco there was turmoil. In San Diego, revolters attacked an US Army basis. In Los Angeles, revolters set several buildings in Hollywood on fire. Across the entire state, people went on strike.
With the cities of San Diego and San Francisco under control of the socialists, and the president sending divisions from the army to California, it is clear that California is on the brink of civil war.
SURGUT, U.S.S.R., February 8th, 1950
George stepped out of the train, which had just arrived at Surgut station. When he walked out of the station, George went to a cafe. Inside the cafe, two people were waiting for him.
He walked into the cafe and saw it was pretty crowded, but luckely he knew how to find the two people: they both had a flower in their breast pockets and were smoking a cigarette.
After a time looking around, he saw the two men sitting in a corner of the cafe. He walked towards them and said the codeword.
"I'm Doghouse," he said.
"Come and sit here," one of the two said, "I'm Flameguard and this is Greenhorn."
"That's correct," Greenhorn replied, "We've already informed Teheran of your arrival. Operation Permafrost will be executed this evening."
Greenhorn explained Flameguard and Doghouse what operation Permafrost actually was and what they had to do that evening. What the three spies didn't know, was that a man near them followed the entire conversation...
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, USA, February 8th, 1950
There was a certain tension in the city, which was under the full control of the socialists. The entire city supported them. Every man was armed, especially now US Army divisions were en-route to the city. On the edge of the city, people raised barricades and dug themselves in.
The revolters had even contacted their comrades in Moscow and requested help, which would hopefully arrive in time...
George stepped out of the train, which had just arrived at Surgut station. When he walked out of the station, George went to a cafe. Inside the cafe, two people were waiting for him.
He walked into the cafe and saw it was pretty crowded, but luckely he knew how to find the two people: they both had a flower in their breast pockets and were smoking a cigarette.
After a time looking around, he saw the two men sitting in a corner of the cafe. He walked towards them and said the codeword.
"I'm Doghouse," he said.
"Come and sit here," one of the two said, "I'm Flameguard and this is Greenhorn."
"That's correct," Greenhorn replied, "We've already informed Teheran of your arrival. Operation Permafrost will be executed this evening."
Greenhorn explained Flameguard and Doghouse what operation Permafrost actually was and what they had to do that evening. What the three spies didn't know, was that a man near them followed the entire conversation...
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, USA, February 8th, 1950
There was a certain tension in the city, which was under the full control of the socialists. The entire city supported them. Every man was armed, especially now US Army divisions were en-route to the city. On the edge of the city, people raised barricades and dug themselves in.
The revolters had even contacted their comrades in Moscow and requested help, which would hopefully arrive in time...
Sophianumg@mer said:
Ah-oh, that doesn't look good! Thanks for keeping this AAR alive btw, its one of my few regularly watched!
Your a great writer, very intense!
Thouse dam hippies!
Well, it is San Fransisco, a.k.a hippieland.
Thouse dam hippies!
Well, it is San Fransisco, a.k.a hippieland.
Time for a new update!
SURGUT, U.S.S.R., February 8th, 1950, 2130 hours
The sun was setting when the three spies arrived at the oil refinery of the city. The refinery was one of the largest of the country and was situated near the crossing of oil and gas pipelines from Siberia to the west.
The refinery was not heavily guarded, but there was an exstensive system of gates and fences. To open one of the gates, a code and a pass was needed. Only the workers of the refinery had such passes and codes.
Flameguard had been working under-cover in the refinery for a couple of months, so he was their guide.
After several gates, the three arrived at the pipelines. The strapped dynamite around one of them, put a timer on it and went away.
Now, they were heading for the main control room of the refinery, from where they could control the entire facility.
Flameguard flipped several switches and pulled some handles, thus opening and closing oil vaulves. Suddenly, they heard footsteps and whispering in the hallway. The three pulled their guns out of their holsters. They aimed their guns towards the hallway.
The first officer didn't know what happened. He entered the spies' sight and was immediately perforated by bullets. Now aware of the spies firepower, the rest of the KGB soldiers hurried towards the room and overwhelmed the spies. They pulled bags over the spies' heads and put handcuffs on them. They gave the spies injection, so that the spies passed away.
Along with the KGB men, a factory worker had come. He undid all the work the spies had done and closed all oil vaulves. Then there was a large explosion...
The dynamite around the valve exploded and ruptured the vaulve. The leaking oil immediately changed into one big flaming river of oil. Luckely, the vaulves were closed, so that no new oil could leak.
In the city, people awoke of the explosion and were flabbergasted when they saw the flaming river chewing up large parts of the forest. What they didn't saw, was the black truck driving away from the refinery. The truck had police escort and drove to the east...
INTELLIGENCE REPORT OF THE NATO ARMY STAFF, February 8th, 1950
The German front doesn't move anymore. Both the NATO and Warsaw pact forces have reached a stalemate. Red Army forces have been halted on the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal and have laid siege on the cities of Bremen, Hannover, Frankfort and Munich.
In Italy, pracitcally the entire provinces of Trento and Friuli Ven. Giulia.
In Denmark, the island of Lolland has been lost to Soviet forces.
Enemy air raids have been reported in Bremen, Oldenburg, Hannover, Frankfurt, Essen, Munich, Kopenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Kolding, Aachen, Baden, Venice and Bologna.
SURGUT, U.S.S.R., February 8th, 1950, 2130 hours
The sun was setting when the three spies arrived at the oil refinery of the city. The refinery was one of the largest of the country and was situated near the crossing of oil and gas pipelines from Siberia to the west.
The refinery was not heavily guarded, but there was an exstensive system of gates and fences. To open one of the gates, a code and a pass was needed. Only the workers of the refinery had such passes and codes.
Flameguard had been working under-cover in the refinery for a couple of months, so he was their guide.
After several gates, the three arrived at the pipelines. The strapped dynamite around one of them, put a timer on it and went away.
Now, they were heading for the main control room of the refinery, from where they could control the entire facility.
Flameguard flipped several switches and pulled some handles, thus opening and closing oil vaulves. Suddenly, they heard footsteps and whispering in the hallway. The three pulled their guns out of their holsters. They aimed their guns towards the hallway.
The first officer didn't know what happened. He entered the spies' sight and was immediately perforated by bullets. Now aware of the spies firepower, the rest of the KGB soldiers hurried towards the room and overwhelmed the spies. They pulled bags over the spies' heads and put handcuffs on them. They gave the spies injection, so that the spies passed away.
Along with the KGB men, a factory worker had come. He undid all the work the spies had done and closed all oil vaulves. Then there was a large explosion...
The dynamite around the valve exploded and ruptured the vaulve. The leaking oil immediately changed into one big flaming river of oil. Luckely, the vaulves were closed, so that no new oil could leak.
In the city, people awoke of the explosion and were flabbergasted when they saw the flaming river chewing up large parts of the forest. What they didn't saw, was the black truck driving away from the refinery. The truck had police escort and drove to the east...
INTELLIGENCE REPORT OF THE NATO ARMY STAFF, February 8th, 1950
The German front doesn't move anymore. Both the NATO and Warsaw pact forces have reached a stalemate. Red Army forces have been halted on the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal and have laid siege on the cities of Bremen, Hannover, Frankfort and Munich.
In Italy, pracitcally the entire provinces of Trento and Friuli Ven. Giulia.
In Denmark, the island of Lolland has been lost to Soviet forces.
Enemy air raids have been reported in Bremen, Oldenburg, Hannover, Frankfurt, Essen, Munich, Kopenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Kolding, Aachen, Baden, Venice and Bologna.
Here's a new update!
SOMEWHERE IN SIBERIA, U.S.S.R., February 9th, 1950
George awoke. He looked around and noticed he was in a dirty prison cell. The walls were dirty and some spots of paint showed the walls once were painted white. In his cell he found a small bed and a chair. There was a small window with iron bars in front of it. In the opposite wall, he saw a wooden door with a small, barred hole in it. He looked through it and saw a KGB soldier was guarding the cell.
Now, he remembered all the things that had happened last night. He realized he was captured by Soviets. That meant he should commit suicide. He searched his clothes for the cyanide tablet that was hidden in the pocket of his trousers, but he was shocked to see he was wearing prison clothes. Apperently the KGB soldiers had removed his clothing when he was passed away.
He knew he had to keep his identity a secret, so he had to remain silent, whatever should happen...
SOMEWHERE IN SIBERIA, U.S.S.R., February 9th, 1950
George awoke. He looked around and noticed he was in a dirty prison cell. The walls were dirty and some spots of paint showed the walls once were painted white. In his cell he found a small bed and a chair. There was a small window with iron bars in front of it. In the opposite wall, he saw a wooden door with a small, barred hole in it. He looked through it and saw a KGB soldier was guarding the cell.
Now, he remembered all the things that had happened last night. He realized he was captured by Soviets. That meant he should commit suicide. He searched his clothes for the cyanide tablet that was hidden in the pocket of his trousers, but he was shocked to see he was wearing prison clothes. Apperently the KGB soldiers had removed his clothing when he was passed away.
He knew he had to keep his identity a secret, so he had to remain silent, whatever should happen...
Sorry it took so long for a new update:
SOMEWHERE IN THE U.S.S.R., February 9th, 1950
Someone knocked on the door.
"Enter," the KGB officer said.
A KGB soldier entered, carrying some paperwork.
"Comrade officer, we know who the prisoners are. The first one is Sergej Vladimirinov, factory worker in Leningrad. The second one is Aleksej Bromsky, factory worker in Kiev. The third one is Gregorsky Almitsj, truck driver."
"So you mean the three that tried to destroy our oil refinery - and partially succeeded - are ordinary civilians? That raises the question: Why three civilians that live so far away from each other?"
"I think that's not so strange," the KGB soldier said, "When we took their clothes, we found three silenced pistols and cyanide tablets. This means they could be American spies."
"Interesting, search their houses. We'll start interrogating them this afternoon."
SOMEWHERE IN THE U.S.S.R., February 9th, 1950
Someone knocked on the door.
"Enter," the KGB officer said.
A KGB soldier entered, carrying some paperwork.
"Comrade officer, we know who the prisoners are. The first one is Sergej Vladimirinov, factory worker in Leningrad. The second one is Aleksej Bromsky, factory worker in Kiev. The third one is Gregorsky Almitsj, truck driver."
"So you mean the three that tried to destroy our oil refinery - and partially succeeded - are ordinary civilians? That raises the question: Why three civilians that live so far away from each other?"
"I think that's not so strange," the KGB soldier said, "When we took their clothes, we found three silenced pistols and cyanide tablets. This means they could be American spies."
"Interesting, search their houses. We'll start interrogating them this afternoon."