ODA 401

Is Haams the only area that has been affected by radiation?

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Thanks. Unfortunately, I noticed the finger only after I posted it, and I had no time to redo after that.

Thanks! Concerning the "detailing", I'm wondering if you noticed the red bands around the tips of the rifles depicting blank caps?

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Location: Xenor Military Base GreenFor Designation: Alpha Time: 0800 Hours Recently, the 115th RRC was dissolved and its platoons assigned to different Companies. My platoon landed in the 1st Company 2nd Division of the PAF (Plighian Armed Forces) and that company happened to be a part of the first assault on Xenor positions. Before our initial assault, we were paired up with some mounted infantry. Our plan was to attack just around dawn but there was an error in logistics and we didn't move out until 0800 hrs. We moved into position on the east side of the compound, and after a tank round took out the wall our forces pushed forward. We advanced forward with an M113 apc providing cover for our front. GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr We were about 15 feet from the wall when I heard the Commander open up with his mounted M2HB (I later found out he had sighted some Xenor soldiers with AT weaponry). GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr As soon as M2HB stopped firing, our Sergeant gave the order to fan out. Sgt Anders: " Fan Out Now, get to the wall as fast as you can! We need to get out of the Kill Zone!" GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr We had no Idea how many Xenorians we were going to come in contact with, but we met with surprisingly low resistance. The M113 crew had decided to stay back for fear of another AT threat but gave us covering fire as we pressed forward. The enemy was few in number but they had the firepower to fend us off. GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr We managed to get to the wall, but we took some casualties in the process. GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr Our squad medic stayed behind to help the wounded. GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr I saw our squad's point-man open up with his shotgun towards the opfor behind the wall I was at, so I decided to toss a grenade over it. GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr After it went off, we stormed through the hole and took out any remaining enemy soldiers. GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr With my adrenaline pumping on overdrive I felt that we had just won the battle, but we had only gotten through the outer defenses. We still had to fight through the rest of the base and hopefully find the WMD that our intelligence had said "might" be there. We had N.E.S.T teams on standby and we were all equipt with NBC suits and masks, but for all we knew they had already moved it to another location. Top Down view: GBW - CP6 by ODA 401, on Flickr M113 based off of BrickMania design.

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During their preparations, two platoons of the 1st Company 2nd Divison Plighian Armed Forces train for the upcoming offensive using make-shift plywood buildings. Since there is a threat of WMDs they drill while wearing CBRN equipment. GBW-CBRN Training by ODA 401, on Flickr They train with blank-firing weapons. GBW-CBRN Training by ODA 401, on Flickr GBW-CBRN Training by ODA 401, on Flickr Members of the Plighian military acting as Opfor wear equipment and armor of the Xenor Military to enhance the immersion. GBW-CBRN Training by ODA 401, on Flickr An instructor looks on while the squad moves into positions: GBW-CBRN Training by ODA 401, on Flickr GBW-CBRN Training by ODA 401, on Flickr

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Sounds cool. How do we win?

I like it!

Ok.

Are you saying that we create a build from the enemies perspective?

I don't think I have time for extra individual campaigns until mid-may.

Is that portraying a more northern European style terrain or something like the Falklands?

Sounds good, since the next campaign will require more specialized units.

More chances of using special ops, since some of the situations in the recent campaigns were more designed for unconventional forces.

A lone figure waits at the side of route 26 in the heart of Xenor, the people driving by pay no head to him, thinking that he is just an ordinary hitchhiker. Anyways, multiple housing developments can be found close by so he probably lives in a house nearby. What they don't know is his actual intent.

I believe that's from an old Lego racer set. I have a head similar to it, if not the same.

I really like the design of the building, it definitely feels like a hardware store/tool shop.

Awesome landscape.

To secure the area surrounding the LZ for the Plantasean heli, a Plighian Air Cavalry Unit was sent out. Just as the Plantasean chopper was one minute out the squad received information from Command that an enemy QRF was less than 4 klicks from their position coming from the north-east. Not wanting the enemy to come close enough to take down the chopper with anti-air, the Plighian sergeant decided to intercept the Opfor, contacting the Plantasean rescue helicopter before moving out. Sergeant: Bravo 1-5 to Super 2-8, LZ clear for approach-break-we have received intel that an Opfor QRF is heading this way and is less than four klicks out-break-we are moving in to intercept the Opfor-break-will contact you when we're ready to ex-fill-over. Super 2-8: Roger, copy that Bravo 1-5. Will notify you when the pick-up is complete. Sergeant: 10-4, Super 2-8. Godspeed. The squad then headed out to set out for the enemy and found a small gully. Stopping there the team decided to contact Command for an update. Sergeant: Bravo 1-5 to command-over. Command: This is Command-send traffic. Sergeant: Command, requesting update on location of QRF-over. Command: Roger that Bravo 1-5, Opfor on same trajectory as your squad-break-enemy location one klick and closing-over. Sergeant: Roger that Command-break, will move to intercept-over. Command: Command copies, over and out. The sergeant then set his squad up in an L-shaped ambush at the top of the gully. His plan was to wait for the enemy to be right alongside them before taking them out with grenades and then finishing off the rest with small arms. GBW-CP5 by ODA 401, on Flickr GBW-CP5 by ODA 401, on Flickr As soon as the enemy was close enough, two squad members primed and threw their grenades into the enemy line. GBW-CP5 by ODA 401, on Flickr GBW-CP5 by ODA 401, on Flickr Some of the enemy noticed the Plighian troops throwing the grenades, but it was too late. GBW-CP5 by ODA 401, on Flickr GBW-CP5 by ODA 401, on Flickr GBW-CP5 by ODA 401, on Flickr The rest of the pictures I took can be found on my flickr page.