OPERATION: BODYSLAM - The Annexation of French Guiana

[Moe]

Operation: Bodyslam
French New Guiana Annexation
Top Secret & On the QT
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Objesctive : Sieze French New Guiana

Forces Deployed:

Amapa State Naval Base:

1 King Sejong Class Destroyer: Fully Fulled, Fully Stocked and Fully Supplied with a Full Complement of Personnel
Full Complement: 350 Sailors
Armament: Fully Armed
Route: GI>GI

• 1 × 5 inch (127 mm/L62)
• Mk-45 Mod 4 naval gun
• 1 × 30 mm Goalkeeper CIWS
• 1 × RAM Block 1 CIWS
• 4 × 4 SSM-700K Haeseong anti-ship missiles
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• 80-cell Mk 41 VLS
• SM-2 Block IIIB/IV
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• 48-cell K-VLS
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• 36 Hyunmoo IIIC land attack cruise missiles -
• 6 Missiles coordinated to hit the Ptrefecture Building
• 6 Missiles coordinated to hit the City Hall
• 6 Missiles coordinated to hit all six police buildings in the city of Cayenne
• 18 Targets TBD
• 6 K-ASROC Red Shark in (VLS)
• 6 K745 LW Blue Shark torpedoes
• 1 MH-60 Jayhawk - Fully Fueled,
• 1 SH-60 Seahawk - Fully Fueled, Fully Armed
• 42 Days Food & Water
• Fully Fueled

2 Steregushchiy Class Corvettes -Route: GI>GI
Fully Fueled, Fully Armed, Full Complement

• 1 × 100mm A-190 Arsenal or 130mm A-192 naval gun
• 2 × 4 Uran Kh-35 (SS-N-25)
• 2 × AK-630М CIWS
• 2 × 4 330mm torpedo tubes for Paket-NK (Paket-NK/E for export) anti-torpedo/anti-submarine torpedoes
• 2 × 14.5mm MTPU pedestal machine guns

2nd Marine Brigade - 4th Marine Regiment 900 Troops

Route GI>GI

Load 20 AAV-P7/A1’s and 300 Marines (Marines will already be into AAV’s) onto 1 San Antonio Class Landing ship along with 5 Agrale Marrua AM 41 4x4 2.5 ton trucks, each hauling 1120mm M2 RAIADO mortar, to be set up in a once beachhead is established, ,5 ton of 5.56×45mm NATO rounds, 5 tons of medical supplies, .5 tons, maintenance supplies, 1 ton of water in 20 Liter Canisters, .1 ton of MRE’s (1000 meals per truck) Alpha, Bravo, Charlie Companies on Board

Load 20 AAV-P7/A1 and 300 Marines (Marines will already be into AAV’s) onto 1 San Antonio Class Landing ships along with 5 Agrale Marrua AM 41 4x4 2.5 ton trucks, each hauling 1120mm M2 RAIADO mortar, to be set up in a once beachhead is established, .6 ton of 5.56×45mm NATO rounds, .5 tons of medical supplies, .5 tons, maintenance supplies, 1 ton of water in 20 Liter Canisters, .5 ton of MRE’s (1000 meals per truck) Dragon, Echo, Foxtrot Companies on Board

Load 20 AAV-P7/A1 and 300 Marines (Marines will already be into AAV’s) onto 1 San Antonio Class Landing ships along with 5 Agrale Marrua AM 41 4x4 2.5 ton trucks, each hauling 1120mm M2 RAIADO, to be set up in a once beachhead is established, .5 ton of 5.56×45mm NATO rounds,.5 tons of medical supplies, .5 tons, maintenance supplies, 1 ton of water in 20 Liter Canisters, .5 ton of MRE’s (1000 meals per truck) Gaucho, Hotel, India, on board.

60 AAV-P7/A1’s - Fully Armed: 40 mm automatic grenade launcher (rounds: 96 ready; 768 stowed)
M2HB .50-caliber (12.7 mm) machine gun (rounds: 200 ready; 1,000 stowed)
Notes:
Marines are divided into 10 Companies of 100.
(Identified as: Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Gaucho, Hotel, India, Joker.
Each company will have a two person, Anti-Tank Team employing a MSS-1.2 Personal Rocket Launcher. Each company will have 2 soldiers employing an M248 SAW. A Two person sniper team, employing a Barrett M82 Sniper Rifle will be assigned to each of the SA Class Landing Ships. 1 Medical squad of 10 will be assigned to the entire corps.

Marines will be Carrying:
Taurus Tavor 21 Assault Rifles + 10 Extra Clips
2 Anti-Personnel Grenades, 1 Smoke Grenade
I 3L Camelpack of Water
1MICH Helmet
1 Modular Tactical Vest
1 Rain Poncho/Sleeping bags
2 MRE’s

Amapa State -Camp Oiapoque - 60th Armoured Brigade - 2000 troops

All vehicles fully fueled and Armed.

20 K2 MBT’s - 120 mm (4.72 in) 55 caliber smoothbore gun (40 rounds),
1× 12.7×99mm (.50 BMG) K6 heavy machine gun (3,200 rounds)

100 Namer APC’s - Mk 19 grenade launcher - Rounds: 96 ready; 768 stowed) - 3 crew +9 soldiers.

100 VBMT-LR s each towing a 120mm M2 RAIADO mortar, Armed with 12.7-mm machine gun Remotely Controlled. 200 rounds ready. 1000 rounds carried maximum. 1 Driver +4 Soldiers

10 Agrale Marrua AM 41 4x4 2.5 ton trucks, each hauling 4 tons of MRE’s .5 Ton of Medical supplies,5 ton miscellaneous maintenance equipment,

Camp Cleveland Del Norte- Amapa State
61st Armoured Brigade- 2000 troops

All vehicles fully fueled and Armed.
20 K2 MBT’s - 120 mm (4.72 in) 55 caliber smoothbore gun (40 rounds),
1× 12.7×99mm (.50 BMG) K6 heavy machine gun (3,200 rounds)

100 Namer APC’s - Mk 19 grenade launcher - Rounds: 96 ready; 768 stowed) 3 crew +9 soldiers.

100 VBMT-LR s each towing a 120mm M2 RAIADO - Armed with 12.7-mm machine gun Remotely Controlled. 200 rounds ready. 1000 rounds carried maximum. 1 Driver + 4 Soldiers
10 Agrale Marrua AM 41 4x4 2.5 ton trucks, each hauling 1 ton of 5.56×45mm NATO rounds,
.5 tons of medical supplies, .5 tons, maintenance supplies, 1.5 tons of water in 20 Liter Canisters, .5 ton of MRE’s (500 meals per truck)

5 Buk 3 Missile systems and 5 Pantsir 2 Missile systems will travel in the convoy.

Soldiers will be carrying:
Taurus Tavor 21 Assault Rifles + 10 Extra Clips
2 Anti-Personnel Grenades, 1 Smoke Grenade
I 3L Camelpack of Water
1MICH Helmet
1 Modular Tactical Vest
1 Rain Poncho/Sleeping bags
2 MRE’s

Amapa State Air Base -

5 Embrarer KC 390’s - Flight To Cayenne International Airport - GI>GI

The Embraer’s will be fully fueled.

Objective: Seize and control airport,

2 deploying 64 airborne troops a piece

2 deploying 3 K21 IFV’s a piece - Fully Fueled - Armed with K40 40 mm autocannon (80 rounds ready, 700 rounds maximum)

1 deploying 3 VBMT-LR’s - Fully Fueled - 12.7-mm machine gun Remotely Controlled. 200 rounds ready. 1000 rounds carried maximum.

Airborne troops will be carrying:
Heckler & Koch HK 416 Loaded + 10 extra clips
2 Anti-Personnel Grenades, 1 Smoke Grenade
13L Camelpack of Water
1MICH Helmet
1 Modular Tactical Vest
1 Rain Poncho/Sleeping bag
2 MRE’s


At 0100 Hours, Marines from the 2nd Marine Brigade, 4th Regiment and 5th Regiment have been notified of their orders. They go over the goals and objectives with their squad, squad and battalion leaders. They have another hour to assemble themselves and report to their assigned piers at the Amapa Naval Base.

At 0300 hours the Marines have assembled and begin the process of loading up their ships and into their vehicles.

At 0430 hours they will disembark. Route GI>GI estimated time of arrival, 0630.

At 0430 pilots at Amapa Air Base pilots and crew receive orders to fly multiple sorties into French Guiana. They have two hours to deploy and arm their jets/bombers. And Also the newly arrived Elit 450 Hermes. GI>GI

Objective I: Landing at the shores of Anse de Montabo, the 4th Marine Regiment will take and secure the Montabo District of Cayenne. GI>GI

Objective II: The 5th Marine Regiment will land at the port of Dégrad des Cannes, seize and control it. GI>GI

Objective III : Landing at Stade de Baduel the 125 troops of the 5th Air Assault Brigade will seize and control the base and await for a link up with the 61st Armored Brigade who will will also use this as a FOB. BUK 3 Missile systems and Pantsir 2 Missile systems will be deployed here.

ObjectiveI IV: The 61st Armoried Brigade will link up with the 5th Air Assault Brigade with the following Route: Highway 156 in Brazil and then when entering French New Guiana follow route N2 which leads into N4 until they reach the capital where they will then employ GPS to guide and navigate them to the Stade de Baduel and link up with the 5th Air Assault Brigade. All routes GPS Guided. They will depart at 0530.

Objective V: Sieze Government Prefecture Building. 60th Armored Brigade from Camp Oiapoque - They will follow Brazilian highway route 156, in Brazil and then when entering French New Guiana follow route N2 which leads into N4 until they reach the capital where they will then employ GPS to guide and navigate them to the National Prefecture Building.

With the Brazilian Hacking Unit Knowing Full well you Do Not Even Have Troops deployed in Your Own soil in Guiana, do to your lack of cyber security, we know full well. Just watch.

At 0100 Hours, Marines from the 2nd Marine Brigade, 4th Regiment and 5th Regiment have been notified of their orders. They go over the goals and objectives with their squad, squad and battalion leaders. They have another hour to assemble themselves and report to their assigned piers at the Amapa Naval Base.

At 0300 hours the Marines have assembled and begin the process of loading up their ships and into their vehicles.

At 0430 hours they will disembark. Route GI>GI estimated time of arrival, 0630.

At 0430 pilots at Amapa Air Base pilots and crew receive orders to fly multiple sorties into French Guiana. They have two hours to deploy and arm their jets/bombers. And Also the newly arrived Elit 450 Hermes. GI>GI

All routes GPS Guided. They will depart at 0530.

Objective VI: Seize and Capture Cayenne – Félix Eboué Airport International Airport with the 2nd Air Assault Brigade. The troops will assemble at the airport, establish their their positions and wait for further troops to assemble.

10 Elbit Hermes 450 UAV’s - Armed with 4 Hellfire Missiles to Guard 50 & 61st Armored Brigades

2nd Special Op’s Company - Close Quarter Combat Unit - 125 troops via 20 UH-60 Blackhawk helicopters

(Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo Platoons - Platoons split into 2 squads each by helicopter+

Objective VII: To Capture and Sieze the CQCU’s will .

Blackhawk helicopters fully fueled and armed with: 2 × 0.50 in (12.7 mm) GAU-19 gatling guns - 1200 Rounds
4 AGM-114 Hellfire Missiles and 3 crew + 9 soldiers

CQCU’s will be carrying:
Bushmaster M4 Assault Rifles loaded + 10 extra clips
Baretta Model 92 Pistol loaded + 2 clips
2 Flashbang Grenades, 1 Anti-Personnel Grenades,
1 3L Camelpack of Water
1MICH Helmet
1 Modular Tactical Vest
1 Rain Poncho/Sleeping bag
2 MRE’s

CQCU’s will land on the National Prefecture Building Grounds after the 61st Armourer brigade has made its way to the grounds and secured it.

@Ellie

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[Moe]

Troops redeployed back to their bases of origin. Annexation over.

Mission Complete.