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Ch. 17: The Battle of Warsaw (Part II)

Posted by Cap'n RaeFor group 0
Cap'n Rae
GM, 2466 posts
Long-time T2K Fan
First-time GM
Tue 28 Feb 2012
at 03:08
  • msg #332

Re: Battle for the Granary


Followed by Mariusz and Eusebiusz, David rushes up the second stairwell. Inexcusably, it's completely undefended. They arrive on the fifth floor landing, the counterpart of the enemy-held vertical chokepoint from whence the grenade shower that disabled Ireneusz had come. The trio is at a crossroads of a sorts: they can either attempt to traverse this floor, and take out the enemy blocking the main stairwell, or they can proceed upwards. Presumably, this stairwell also has an exit on to the roof of the granary.

Konrad, frustrated by a lack of response from either his sniper (Warren) or his assault team commander (Dawid), is also at a crossroads. He can continue to hold and wait for news on/from the granary, or he can move immediately to reinforce the assault team.

The enemy pinned behind the M113 still haven't moved. Every few seconds, one of them lifts his AK above his head and directs some spray and pray fire in the general direction of their tormentors. Although still a potential danger, they  don't hit anywhere close. Jay and the Poles continue to sprinkle the disabled APC with automatic fire, endevouring to hold the enemy squad in place.  Something's got to give soon.

Next Moves?
Dawid Waldus Piotrowski
player, 2685 posts
Ex-Sergeant
Polish Artillerist
Tue 28 Feb 2012
at 03:41
  • msg #333

Re: Battle for the Granary

He pointed up at the roof and said (voice low), "keep going to the roof, we will kill or capture everyone there. Then Mariusz shoots the signal flare so they know it's us there. After, we clear out the floors below if they don't surrender."

Leading the way, he began climbing up the stairs again to the top, bypassing the defenders at the choke point.


Dawid Piotrowski
AK-74/BG-15 (45/45) + 4x30 (1/2 HE)
5th Floor.
Moving up 2nd Stairwell to outflank defenders on roof.
Assuming they reach the top, he opens and holds the door open for Euzebiusz to assault the roof.

Craig Sutherland
player, 470 posts
Lieutenant
42 Commando Royal Marines
Tue 28 Feb 2012
at 04:01
  • msg #334

Re: Battle for the Granary

Dawid Waldus Piotrowski:
He pointed up at the roof and said (voice low), "keep going to the roof, we will kill or capture everyone there. Then Mariusz shoots the signal flare so they know it's us there. After, we clear out the floors below if they don't surrender."



Euzebiusz nodded his approval as he followed behind RPK at the ready. He deployed the bipod on the RPK before following with the light machine gun at his shoulder.

If he was able to deploy next to cover on the roof he would. Otherwise he would advance firing five round bursts as he moved forward.


Assault Group
Moving to the roof

RPK-47 (40/40)+ 4x40
Browning HP (18/20)w/ silencer
F1 FRAG Grenade x1
This message was last edited by the player at 04:54, Wed 29 Feb 2012.
Jan Cerny
NPC, 1234 posts
Czech/French
FFL
Tue 28 Feb 2012
at 14:20
  • msg #335

Re: Battle for the Granary

Leading Danny, Piotr and Dariusz up to the second floor Jan picked up Pawel and Artur as well and then led everyone up to the third floor where Jay was still positioned.

"Pawel, set up your RPD on this floor," Jan explained in Polish.  "Piotr, you join Pawel in providing covering fire.  We are to hold this position, the seven of us.  Keep moving from window to window, particularly if you come under fire, and stay on the upper floors so that the tank cannot elevate it's gun to fire at us.  Also be aware that we are trying to get men into the Granary so be careful about engaging targets on there in case they are friendly.  The key thing is that we need to force the men behind the M113 to surrender or withdraw."

Jan then turned to Dariusz.  "Your job is to cover the stairwell and warn us if anyone comes into the building or up the stairs.  All the rest of our troops are moving to the Granary so it should just be us left in this building."

As he spoke to Dariusz he started passing the M72 LAW and the three 40mmS HE rounds across to Jay.  "Jay and I," he continued in Polish, explaining the plan to the GK militia, "will move up to the fourth floor and continue to engage from there.  Dariusz, you will need to relay any messages between the two floors."

He then turned to the marksman.  "Artur, I want you to go with this man Danny," he indicated Larue as he spoke, "and up to at least the fifth floor and higher if possible.  He will act as an observer as he has a radio and you can try to pick off any targets from an elevated position."  Turning to Danny Jan then switched to English.  "Did you understand that?"

As they all moved off to their assigned positions Jan then repeated his plan in English, this time for the benefit of Jay.  He added a further comment though.  "Jay, the Capitaine said that we are only to use the LAW if we have to.  He would like the leave the tank if possible and only destroy it if necessary.  I now have two HEDP rounds for my launcher as well."


Jan
Briefing his squad and passing the M72 LAW and 3x 40mmS HE rounds to Jay
F88 Steyr AUG (28/30 rounds - 7 mags & some loose rounds in total) - held
 - Underslung M203 (1/1 HE - 6x HE, 2x HEDP & 1x ILLUM total)
Sig Sauer P226 (15/15 rounds - 4 mags total) - holster
Frag Grenade x2
M72 LAW (being carried for Jay)


Jan's plan to continue occupying the building is as follows:
Fifth Floor or higher - Danny and Artur
Fourth Floor - Jan & Jay (facing north)
Third Floor - Pawel & Piotr (facing north) and Dariusz (covering stairwell)
Second Floor - Unoccupied
First Floor - Unoccupied
Ground Floor - Unoccupied (is the entry still covered by mutually supporting Rebel militia?)

Mariusz Tokarski
player, 1013 posts
Polish
Teenaged Partisan
Tue 28 Feb 2012
at 17:58
  • msg #336

Re: Battle for the Granary

Mariusz followed the others toward the roof. He intended to fire if the opportunity presented itself. If they reached the roof without encountering opposition, he would launch the flare and then cover one of the entrances until Dawid gave further orders.
Daniel Larue
player, 33 posts
Technical Sergeant
USAF Pararescueman
Wed 29 Feb 2012
at 03:42
  • msg #337

Re: Battle for the Granary

Danny nods to Jan and, in broken Polish, says, "Look for enemy, tell Artur shoot.  Listen radio for your call target.  If big enemy, use radio, tell you."  He turns to Artur and nods toward the stairwell.  "Hi.  Me name Danny.  Up now?"  Almost as an afterthought, he resignedly asks, "You have English?  Me Polish very bad, very sorry."

Danny
Mutilating the Polish language
Winona [30/30] + 6 magazines - ready
CZ 75 [15/15] + 2 magazines - holstered
AN-M8 (HC smoke) x2 - stowed
AN-M18 (red smoke) x1 - stowed

This message was last edited by the player at 03:45, Wed 29 Feb 2012.
Konrad Bayer
player, 1594 posts
Hauptmann
Panzergrenadier
Wed 29 Feb 2012
at 14:06
  • msg #338

Re: Battle for the Granary

Concerned over the lack of radio reliability and loss of platoon integrity, Bayer decides on action over inaction. Bracing himself at the doorway, he gives the granary rooftop a quick glance before turning to Tucker. "Ok... I've got nothing on the situation." he says first as a warning.  Then speaking to the Sergeant, but loud enough for all to hear, he says, "Lead us around to the far side, where One Section gained entry. Stick close to the side of the building, move quietly, and alternate your arcs between forward and up. Don't stop for anything."

He then explains the order out, "I'll exit first to ahh... ensure the passage of friendly lines is good with our Militia allies nextdoor." In other words, not getting wasted by some overexcited or confused urban guerrilla. "Then once Sergeant Tucker's men are through the door, I'll follow, then everyone else. Griet take the rear. Robert make sure your entry into the objective is announced... quietly."

Bayer then steps out of the doorway, keeping his weapon aimed upwards towards the roof of the granary, but holding one hand up towards the building occupied by the militia. If nobody dares to shoot him, he will signal for Tucker to come out and lead the two groups around the side of the objective.
This message was last edited by the player at 14:10, Wed 29 Feb 2012.
Robert 'Tuck' Tucker
player, 1208 posts
Platoon Sergeant
10th Mountain Division
Wed 29 Feb 2012
at 14:15
  • msg #339

Re: Battle for the Granary

In reply to Konrad Bayer (msg #338):

"Do you want us to clear also or just move through and try and get to the Pole?"
Konrad Bayer
player, 1595 posts
Hauptmann
Panzergrenadier
Wed 29 Feb 2012
at 14:20
  • msg #340

Re: Battle for the Granary

Robert 'Tuck' Tucker:
"Do you want us to clear also or just move through and try and get to the Pole?"


"We are going in the same way as they did." Bayer answers. "So deh entrance should be clear already. Once we are in, we will try to reestablish contact."
Robert 'Tuck' Tucker
player, 1209 posts
Platoon Sergeant
10th Mountain Division
Wed 29 Feb 2012
at 15:08
  • msg #341

Re: Battle for the Granary

Konrad Bayer:
Robert 'Tuck' Tucker:
"Do you want us to clear also or just move through and try and get to the Pole?"


"We are going in the same way as they did." Bayer answers. "So deh entrance should be clear already. Once we are in, we will try to reestablish contact."

"Roger that.  Gimme One-Mike and we'll be ready," Tuck tells Konrad as he turns to his fire team.  "OK, slight change of plans.  We're going to breach the granary but, from the entrance where Dawid and his people went in.  Me & Piotr will lead into the breach.  Once we get in, we bound and try to make contact with Dawid.  It's kind of unclear where they are so, we're going to try and go in as quietly as possible.  If you got anything suppressed, go with it.  Questions?"

Tucker double checks the suppressor on his H&K SOCOM pistol to make sure it's ready to go with the intent to transition to it once inside, as practical.  HE then waits for the 'GO' move from Konrad and leads the way in with Piotr then Minh and hers.
Mrityunjay Byanjankar
player, 246 posts
Naik (Corporal)
Gurkha Rifles
Thu 1 Mar 2012
at 12:21
  • msg #342

Re: Battle for the Granary

In reply to Jan Cerny (msg #335):

Jay accepted the three 40mmS grenades and put them in his webbing. He also took the LAW, checked it quickly, and then secured that as well.

He then returned to the fourth floor window and continued to cover the occupants of the M113, firing single shots to make sure they kept their heads down. Unless they actually made themselves a target, he was unlikely to hit, so he just wanted to contain them at this point.

OOC - no ammo count given last turn. Can I assume 5 rounds?
Cap'n Rae
GM, 2467 posts
Long-time T2K Fan
First-time GM
Sat 3 Mar 2012
at 20:58
  • msg #343

Re: Battle for the Granary


Granary

Dawid, Mariusz, and Eusebiusz climb the last few flights of stairs to the door leading on to the granary roof. From their side, they can hear men speaking outside but they can't really make out what's being said, indicating that the enemy are not right next to the door. Dawid grabs the door handle and presses down while stepping aside for Eusebiusz to lead the way. The brave G-K militiaman steps out on to the roof and around the corner of the stairbox and time slows to a crawl.

Blinking in the bright sunlight, Eusebiusz looks down the barrel of this long RPK-47 at about a half-dozen enemy troops. Most of them are at the north end of the roof, looking either west or north. The first of them turns to face the newcomers, a look of uncertainty on his face. Eusebiusz rips a burst at the happless defender, spinning the man around and dropping him with a bullet in the right shoulder. Dawid is the next out the door. Right in front of him, on the east side of the roof, is an enemy soldier that Eusebiusz somehow failed to see. Dawid snaps off a burst with his AK-74, hitting the startled enemy in the face and dropping him instantly. Mariusz follows up with more of the same, targetting the men at the north end of the roof and killing his first target with a bullet to the chest. The remaining three enemy soldiers- all at the north/northwest side of the roof- spin around with their weapons up, trying to kill their attackers. (Eusebiusz -5 rounds, Dawid -5 rounds, Mariusz -5 rounds)

Down below, in the granary building's main lobby, Ireneusz and Craig continue to take fire from the motor pool across the road. Unable to return effective fire, the men are effectively pinned down. Thankfully, the concrete road barriers shielding the main entrance are stopping most of the incoming bullets.

Konrad' Reinforcement Team

Tucker leads the group out of their building and around to the south, following the course taken by Craig earlier in the battle. With the enemy on the granary roof nowhere to be seen (there does seem to be quite a bit of shooting up there, though), Tucker sprints across to the south wall of the target building. He edges up to the corner and takes a look across the street. A half-dozen enemy are firing at the granary's entrance from the motor pool building at the NE corner of the intersection. With their attention focussed on the granary's main entrance, they don't spot Tucker.

Holding Team

While Jan incorportes the newcomers and reorganizes the team, the enemy infantry takes a chance and bolts for the safety of the granary. One of the men are shot down by the holding team's RPD gunner but about four or five make it to the NW corner of the granary. Looking down at the stranded M113 and T-72, Jay catches sight of movement, suggesting that not all of the enemy made a break for it. From his position, the team's RPD gunner shouts that he's almost out of ammunition. (Jay fired 5 rounds in the last round)

Next Moves?
This message was last edited by the GM at 21:00, Sat 03 Mar 2012.
Craig Sutherland
player, 471 posts
Lieutenant
42 Commando Royal Marines
Sat 3 Mar 2012
at 23:38
  • msg #344

Re: Battle for the Granary


Eusebiusz continued to move forward, it look like the roof was bare of cover so he need to end this quick. Literally dropping to a prone position he unleashed a long burst towards the defenders.


Assault Group
Prone, firing on defenders

RPK-47 w/ Bipod (35/40)+ 4x40
Browning HP (18/20)w/ silencer
F1 FRAG Grenade x1
Mariusz Tokarski
player, 1014 posts
Polish
Teenaged Partisan
Sun 4 Mar 2012
at 09:23
  • msg #345

Re: Battle for the Granary

Mariusz saw his target drop and then registered the other enemy soldiers about to return fire. He pointed the muzzle of his rifle at them and squeezed the trigger, spraying the area with as much lead as he possibly could in the hope of either stopping them aiming at him or distracting them enough for his companions to deal with them.

Mariusz
AK-74 20/30
BG-1 0/0 HE
Firing full auto at the enemy (firing empty)

Dawid Waldus Piotrowski
player, 2688 posts
Ex-Sergeant
Polish Artillerist
Mon 5 Mar 2012
at 21:04
  • msg #346

Re: Battle for the Granary

At the burst of Eusebiusz's RPK echoed across the roof, Dawid dashed out the door and cleared the "fatal funnel".

He took cover at the corner of the stairbox, picking the target on the far right and firing firing 2x 5-round bursts into him using Craig's borrowed AK-74.

If anyone remained upright he yelled, "surrender!"


Dawid Piotrowski
AK-74/BG-15 (40/45) + 4x30 (1/2 HE)
Roof, behind corner of stairbox
Firing 2x 5-round bursts

This message was last edited by the player at 00:55, Tue 06 Mar 2012.
Robert 'Tuck' Tucker
player, 1211 posts
Platoon Sergeant
10th Mountain Division
Tue 6 Mar 2012
at 00:35
  • msg #347

Re: Battle for the Granary

Tucker stops when he sees the men firing on the granary and ducks back but wants to keep an eye on them.  He ques the radio, "Alpha One, Bravo Two.  Have Zero-Six Tango's in contact with our destination.  Have eyes on them, they appear to have NO eyes on us.  How do you want me to proceed, over?"
Konrad Bayer
player, 1597 posts
Hauptmann
Panzergrenadier
Wed 7 Mar 2012
at 02:15
  • msg #348

Re: Battle for the Granary

Robert 'Tuck' Tucker:
He ques the radio, "Alpha One, Bravo Two.  Have Zero-Six Tango's in contact with our destination.  Have eyes on them, they appear to have NO eyes on us.  How do you want me to proceed, over?"


"Sunray. Copy. Hold. Am moving up." Bayer replies over the radio. He then motions for those ahead of him to lead off and move up behind Tucker's position. Along the move, he ensures at least half of the group covers up and everyone keeps well spaced apart.

Then arriving behind Robert's position, he keeps HQ back behind the last corner and comes up behind the Sergeant, "Put two men on this corner, one high one low, and engage those targets over at the motor pool."

Then while Tucker was selecting which two would man the corner, he motions for everyone else to cover, alternating their arcs upwards or to the south.

Bayer then returns his attention to Robert and as he readies one of his smoke grenades, he asks, "Have any smoke?"
This message was last edited by the player at 15:17, Thu 08 Mar 2012.
Mrityunjay Byanjankar
player, 249 posts
Naik (Corporal)
Gurkha Rifles
Wed 7 Mar 2012
at 12:29
  • msg #349

Re: Battle for the Granary

Jay spotted the movement too late to prevent the runners getting to the granary. He cursed himself for letting his attention slip. He took a good kneeling position and judged the distance to the granary. He reckoned it was about 20 metres or so, plus a bit more for the height. He carefully aimed his GL just beyond the corner they had disappeared behind, paused for a moment, then let fly with a 40mmS HE grenade. He watched as it flew towards his target, AK ready to fire a volley at any target that presented itself.

Mrityunjay Byanjankar
2 Section
Firing GL at corner where runners went
AK74 + BG15 - 15/30 + 1xHE
Frag grenade x6, AT grenade x1
RPG-7D - empty/dropped
Kukri knife
Makarov 8/8
5x 40mmS HE
M72 LAW

Griet Niewiadomska
player, 597 posts
Polish Navy - CPO
Krakow ORMO
Wed 7 Mar 2012
at 16:31
  • msg #350

Re: Battle for the Granary

Griet followed the Captain until he asked for smoke. She didn't have any so she waited to see if she would be needed to attack the motor pool of carry on to the granary.
Robert 'Tuck' Tucker
player, 1212 posts
Platoon Sergeant
10th Mountain Division
Thu 8 Mar 2012
at 00:53
  • msg #351

Re: Battle for the Granary

Konrad Bayer:
Robert 'Tuck' Tucker:
He ques the radio, "Alpha One, Bravo Two.  Have Zero-Six Tango's in contact with our destination.  Have eyes on them, they appear to have NO eyes on us.  How do you want me to proceed, over?"


"Sunray. Copy. Hold. Am moving up." Bayer replies over the radio. He then motions for those ahead of him to lead off and move up behind Tucker's position. Along the move, he ensures at least half of the group covers up and everyone keeps well spaced apart.

Then arriving behind Robert's position, he keeps HQ back behind the last corner and comes up behind the Sergeant, "Put two men on this corner, one high one low, and engage those men out in the open." He then points to the southeast threat to help make it clear who he is referring to. "Don't expose anyone to the men at the motor pool. Not yet... one target at a time here." he adds.

Then while Tucker was selecting which two would man the corner, he motions for everyone else to cover, alternating their arcs upwards or to the south.

Bayer then returns his attention to Robert and as he readies one of his smoke grenades, he asks, "Have any smoke?"

"Negative on the smoker Boss."

Tucker looks back to where Piotr is and waves him up to him and Konrad and signals him to prone out with his RPK.  "On my mark, we open up on the on the guys in the motor pool.  They go down, wait for next set of targets, got it?  I'll kick off the firing," he says to Piotr and then sginals to Minh.  "You and your partner cover the South East.  Everyone keep it tight and let's get it done!"

Tucker will set himself up as the 'high man' on the wall and makes sure the the others are ready to fire or provide cover as needed, flipping his safety to 'Off' to 'Burst'.  If someone is going to use a smoke grenade, he will wait until told to fire or the smoke emits enough.  He then calls down to Piotr, "Three, Two, One, FIRE!"  Tucker then opens up on the targets that are out in the open.

TUCKER
M-16A2 [30/30] / M-203 [HE] - {READY WEAPON} Safety 'OFF-BURST'
Browning HP-35 [13/13] SAFETY 'ON' Cocked & locked
H&K SOCOM (Suppressed/.45 acp) [12/12] SAFETY 'ON'
Kevlar Vest/Helmet

This message was last edited by the player at 21:41, Thu 08 Mar 2012.
Minh Quyen
player, 609 posts
Spec-4
U.S. Army Military Police
Thu 8 Mar 2012
at 15:46
  • msg #352

Re: Battle for the Granary

Quyen and her teammate keep back from the corner to allow Tucker, Piotr, and Bayer room to fall back if they come under heavy fire. She then braces herself up against the side of the building to use it as support while aiming up towards the roof. If anyone tries engaging them from up there she will respond with single shots. If they drop grenades though she will shout a warning and run.
Jan Cerny
NPC, 1237 posts
Czech/French
FFL
Sat 10 Mar 2012
at 23:33
  • msg #353

Re: Battle for the Granary

Seeing movement at the back of the stranded vehicles Jan fired a pair of quick shots at them, really aiming to keep the Baron's troops using them for cover pinned down rather than with any significant chance of hitting anyone.

Cap'n Rae:
From his position, the team's RPD gunner shouts that he's almost out of ammunition.

Hearing the update from Pawel a look of confusion crossed Jan's face.  From his initial conversation with the RPD gunner he had thought that the man had plenty of ammo so Jan hoped that he just meant that he needed to reload rather than him being short of ammo.  Jan was worried that he might have misunderstood the man when he had been first assigned to his squad though.  He yelled back at Pawel in Polish.

"Pawel, are you short of ammo or do you just need to load a fresh belt?"


Jan
Firing two snap shots at any movement behind the two stranded vehicles and then yelling to Pawel for clarification on his ammo
F88 Steyr AUG (28/30 rounds - 7 mags & some loose rounds in total) - held
 - Underslung M203 (1/1 HE - 6x HE, 2x HEDP & 1x ILLUM total)
Sig Sauer P226 (15/15 rounds - 4 mags total) - holster
Frag Grenade x2

Jeff D. Warren
player, 394 posts
American - CIA
Special Operations Group
Sun 11 Mar 2012
at 19:20
  • msg #354

Re: Battle for the Granary

Having gone undetected long enough for Dawids team to reach the roof, Jeff now sees his opportunity to engage uninhibited.  Hearing the gunfire, he scans the rooftop for anyone appearing to be in the Black Guard.  Simultaneously he radios in to Konrad  "Delta here, friendly forces have reached the roof."

If a member of the black guard is visible from his position, he'll take the shot.  Otherwise Jeff will sprint back upstairs to get an angle.
Cap'n Rae
GM, 2474 posts
Long-time T2K Fan
First-time GM
Sun 11 Mar 2012
at 21:26
  • msg #355

Re: Battle for the Granary


Granary Roof

As Jeff looks on from across the way, Dawid, Mariusz, and Eusebiusz continue to engage in a close-range gunfight on the granary roof. Eusebiusz drops prone, giving Dawid and Mariusz better lines of fire. Dawid fires first, stitching his target from right thigh, to abdomen, to left arm, dropping the man in a heap. Dawid fires a tight burst into his target. The man jerks backwards before dropping, shot four times. Eusebiusz gets off his burst a split second before the enemy gunman pulls his trigger. From the prone, Eusebiusz target picture has shrunk down to below the belt. His first round finds the man's shin, shattering it in an explosion of blood and bone fragments. He unleashes a bloodcurdling scream as he falls over on his side, releasing his weapon. In under five seconds, the roof has been cleared. Ten enemy corpses lie in various contorted poses around the roof, some freshly dead, some killed earlier in the battle. There are four survivors, two freshly wounded, one wounded earlier, and one man who appears to be a medic who offered no resistance as the roof was stormed. The roof is littered with dropped weapons and piles of spent brass. Dawid's eyes are drawn to a PKM propped against the northern parapet. A third of a belt of 7.62mmR hangs from the weapon's receiver.

There are still enemy in the building below them, probably no more than half-a-dozen. At last reckoning, they were positioned near the first stairwell, defending it from an attack from below. Dawid, Mariusz, and Eusebiusz now have three prisoners and two entrances to the roof to guard. (Dawid -5 rounds, Mariusz -5 rounds, Eusebiusz -5 rounds)

Holding Group

Pavel yells back to Jan that he has to pause to reload his RPD. He's burned through an entire drum mag and needs to install his second and final drum. Jay's shift and Pavel running out of ammo created a break in the fire that some of the enemy infantry have used to make a break for the granary. Jay, determined to set things right, moves to the east side of the building and takes aim at the northeast corner of the granary, where he can see the escapees clustered, looking cautiously around the corner at someone or something to the south. He lines the group up in the sights of his 40mm and lets fly. The grenade hits just behind the group, exploding against the hard pavement. In the blink of an eye, the entire group of five dismounts is bowled over. When the smoke clears a little, only two of them are still moving, rolling or writhing on the ground. From his current position, Jay has decent LOS to the enemy group still returning fire from the motor pool. It occurs to him that the opposite might be true as well. (Jay -1 40mmS HE)

A few enemy infantry remained pinned behind the disabled M113. As Jan and company watch from their elevated positions, the hatch of the similarly immobile Polish T-72 clangs open. A tiny, makeshift while flag emerges at the pointy end of an AK. The concealed flag bearer waves it back and forth jerkily. (Jan -4 rounds)

Reinforcement Group

As Konrad continues to piece the tactical picture together, Tucker arranges his team and opens fire on the defenders of the motor pool. This instantly relieves some of the pressure on Craig and Ireneusz, still hunkered down behind the conrete traffic barriers. A couple of the enemy return fire, with little effect but reminding Tucker and company to be careful. (Tucker -3 rounds)


Next Moves?

Updated tac-map:

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This message was last edited by the GM at 21:27, Sun 11 Mar 2012.
Dawid Waldus Piotrowski
player, 2692 posts
Ex-Sergeant
Polish Artillerist
Sun 11 Mar 2012
at 22:20
  • msg #356

Re: Battle for the Granary

In reply to Cap'n Rae (msg #355):

Dawid's heart thundered and his leg vibrated from the adrenaline rushing through his veins.

"Okay, Okay, Okay... Mariusz, first is the flare! Then round up prisoners."

"Eusebiusz , cover him, then gather weapons."


He (finally) transmitted, "Eagle calling Sunray, ah FUCK! Alpha One this is Bravo One. Have taken the objective rooftop and front entry. Repeating, ah, am saying again, objective rooftop and front entry is ours. Advising that enemy remain on stairs below. Wait one."

When the flare went up to mark their position, he moved to the other stairwell and called down from above, "HEY YOU FUCKERS! Your buddies all surrendered up here! Those that didn't are dead and I swear to the Black Madonna you will too if you don't give up as well! Understand?"


Dawid Piotrowski
AK-74/BG-15 (35/45) + 4x30 (1/2 HE)
Roof, at top of front stairwell
Issuing orders, calling for surrender

This message was last edited by the player at 09:49, Mon 12 Mar 2012.
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