COMPLETE Operation: Leap

[Alex]

The Shaanxi Y-8 on its way.​

Operation: LEAP Deployment of Officers to Egypt Classified & Encrypted​

Operation Information
Information about this operation is classified and only the government and military of Myanmar and Egypt are informed of it. All aircraft are fully fueled before departure.

Deployed Forces	Opposition Forces
Sittwe Airport x1 Shaanxi Y-8 Transport Aircraft​ x5 Aircraft Crew​ x21 Officers​ x1 Ilyushin Il-78 Aerial Refueling Aircraft​ x6 Aircraft Crew​	​ N/a​

 

[Alex]

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The two aircraft were already prepped for take-off at Sittwe Airport in western Myanmar as the small convoy arrived with the 21 Tatmadaw officers.

Dressed in their uniforms and carrying their luggage, they were boarded on the Y-8 aircraft and within an hour, both aircraft took off and made their way towards Cairo. The transport aircraft, by itself, could not reach Cairo but it was planned for the Il-78 to refuel the aircraft somewhere around Oman to lunge it to its final destination.

The aircraft are to follow NK -> MK -> LK -> KL and would reach their destination in roughly 4 hours time.

Kelly the Mad

 

[Alex]

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The Shaanxi Y-8 transport aircraft maintained steady formation behind the Il-78 tanker at 28,000 feet. Captain Myo adjusted the controls minutely, keeping the probe extended from the Y-8's nose aligned with the drogue basket trailing from the aircraft's port wing.

As the connection locked, fuel began transferring at 400 gallons per minute, the Y-8s tanks slowly filling as both aircraft maintained their delicate positioning.

After twelve minutes of steady fuel flow, Captain Myo gently backed away from the drogue, the basket trailing safely clear as both aircraft resumed their headings.

 

[Alex]

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Both the Shaanxi Y-8 and the Ilyushin Il-78 crossed into Egyptian airspace, establishing radio contact with the control tower at Cairo International Airport.

Under guidance from air traffic control, the two aircraft descended toward the city, maintaining a steady approach before touching down safely on their assigned runways. Once landed, they were directed to their designated parking areas, where ground crews assisted in taxiing. Myanmar officers aboard the transport disembarked, standing by to meet their Egyptian counterparts.

Meanwhile, both aircraft remained on the tarmac, awaiting formal acceptance of the visiting officers, along with refueling clearance, before they could depart.

Operation would be considered concluded.

Kelly the Mad