You have annoyed me puny one, denying my pilots targets Now you shall face the price for annoying Sea SkimmerPablo Sanchez wrote:As Phong foolishly tries to win the war from the air, ignoring the gritty realities of modern fighting, the forward echelons of Pablo's Combined Arms abruptly burst into direct fire range. The T-80 MBTs and Shilka SPAAA cut the aircraft to pieces as they attempt to struggle off the runway.phongn wrote:Bah!
Your puny tanks are no match for the USAAF!
Night falls over the battlefield with Pablo's tanks continuing to advance in search of more SAC bases. It was to be there last mistake.
Distant points of light on the horizon caught one commander's eye. What an odd little display he thought. Then he saw even more points, some appeared to be moving. But the night beyond the roar of the tank columns was silent.
The man died at the first AGM-114K exploded on the engine deck of his tank. Dozens more dark yet glowing shapes flew through the air as blazing tanks rolled off the roads into the fields and ditches. More missiles rain down, exploding tank after tank, and seeking above all the hopelessly out ranged Shilka's. Finally the missiles stopped coming. 8000 meters away several battalions of AH-64D's along with OH-58D troops ceased firing and broke off to rearm and refuel as the closest FARP.
At the same time an entire aviation brigade's worth of Commanche's began working over the forward units supply lines and artillery with rockets and even more Hellfire's. Hundreds of trucks where fire balled while their protective air defenses where smashed by well-placed shoots.
Among the forward remnants of the shattered force, the next thing they heard beyond the sound of exploding ammunition and blazing fuel tanks was the all to familiar freight train roar of heavy artillery. But the rounds did not explode, rather they spewed out vast amounts of thick white smoke, blinding the T-80's active infrared night vision, but not the more modern passive systems..
Then it came, the first crack of a heavy tank cannon, a 140mm cannon to be specific. The long rod penatraitor utterly destroying one of the remaining T-80's. Hundreds more cracks followed it, annihilating every remaining piece of Soviet armor. The first brigades of Skimmer's M1A3 Armor had arrived on the battlefield..
I think we really need to just start a TGOD thread here or on ASVS..