In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 148):

Abbot had a good idea...

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 149):

Not seeing Abbot's post?  We can go with it?

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 150):

A while back, ether he or Hawke suggested using the tank to haul the Humvee out.

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 151):

oh that IS a good idea!

I believe that was Hawke.  The tank could be used later to clear the burned cars from the road.

In reply to Stanley Alistair Abbot (msg # 153):

Let's do it.

Someone want to lay it out IC, and Kel is agreeable?

Hello folks. For a moment I thought that Tony was about tom wrap the game and didn't post much accordingly. If we are staying for a while I would like to handle things differently.

The recovery of the humvee is not a priority. I'd rather concentrate in getting everybody at the market corner, circle the wagons and wait for the relief. Once they get where we are we can dispatch the wounded and prisoners. The idea is to create a escort unit and the rest stay in site for recovery, etc.

If you agree is just a matter of moving everything to the corner and then wait. Once our relief column arrives we can proceed with the evacuation and then recovery, etc.

In reply to Taras Vladimirovich Shevchenko (msg # 155):

Fine with me and.. frankly, Taras is in command.

Sounds great.

Ok, thanks. I guess it makes more "tactical" sense at this point. I'll post something accordingly!

I edited my last post.

To streamline things a bit we are going to regroup by the market. Players get to choose their ride. Basically the V-100 and the captured humvee. The Iltis is also available and could take one of the wounded, for instance.

Once we get there I'll have Taras issue orders to form a perimeter, secure the area and radio again. Probably we can dispatch the NPC with the relief column and the rest continue in the area of operations conducting a proper recovery of the vehicle. After that, we could probably move back to Fort Langley and...have a few beers?

In reply to Taras Vladimirovich Shevchenko (msg # 159):

I will post everyone RVing at the market.

Tony

Don't we need to go look after the elephant?

In reply to Christopher Little Hawk MacDonald (msg # 161):

Ha ha, good call!

Something to keep in mind, although you do have casualties to deal with and a reaction force on the way.

As I recall, you had recovered information on elephant medical care and the pre-war address of the veterinarian (which is in Langley).

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 162):

Did that sniper rifle have a night vision scope that we recovered, or a spotter scope?

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 163):

The Barrett had the standard issue x10 telescopic sight.

The guy with the M21 had a spotter scope.

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 164):

Spotter scope preferred over massive firepower.  The M21 available?

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 165):

Yes. There is a starlight scope in a case with the sniper's gear.

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 166):

Excellent.

Kel can scan and watch.

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 167):

Yep! There's also still a good hour of daylight left. In these Northern climes, dawn and dusk twilight lasts a lot longer.

Tony
This message was last edited by the GM at 02:23, Thu 01 May 2014.

We do have a delightful MSG-90 somewhere in the RCMP armory. Ahh...my fav.

In reply to Taras Vladimirovich Shevchenko (msg # 169):

Ok, seems I am confused, someone is confused.

Kel wants to switch to their backup frequency, and either recover or disable the paired set on the HMMWV.  She wants non digital comms off the net, too much signal intelligence going on for her to risk it.

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 170):

That is my understanding and I posted that is basically happening, where is the confusion?

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 171):

Sorry, I missed your post

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 172):

No problem. You captured 2x SINGCARs radios. How many digital sets did you start off with? You have plenty of hand-held radios, and they still do work, but some are encrypted and some are not.

Tony