[X] Plan Black Skies
[X] Plan Maximum Drones
[X] Plan Maximum Drones
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Not quite sure how you've read that the third wave approaching is going to be a massive concentration of armour and expected to be followed by later (smaller) waves and interpreted it as the enemy being fucked.Fundamentally, we can expect maximum aggression from the enemy now that they are fucked and not getting any more money.
Us condemning the fascists for detonating a dirty bomb in a hospital is not an unforced blunder and is unlikely to make them any more popular, 'myth of martyrdom' or not. Instead it's more likely to turn public sentiment further against them as having gone too farIt is important that we do not create for the PSC an effective myth of martyrdom. As they will continue their operations no matter what action is taken, seeming to be the ones to split the front is a terrible unforced blunder on our part. Instead, we must make them the unreasonable traitors who could not even muster up the slightest patriotism not to murder random civilians and steal nuclear weapons when they were supposed to be doing their jobs defending Dannan. Once this is done we will have all we need to declare the fascists terminally useless splitters and act accordingly, securing the postwar both physically and ideologically.
Hm. How would we be fitting an 800 kiloton warhead into a feasible sized artillery shell? These aren't battleship guns we're talking about, as I recall. My impression is that there's a fairly fixed practical size limit with fissile materials, where you can only get single digit kilotons per kilogram.Plan Purple meanwhile is a huge gamble, albeit one that if it works could obliterate the very understrength Curach garrison and remove their first beachhead, main command center, and collaborator government. Oh, and 600 800kt nuclear shells going off is probably bad for the environment.
Well, "shells" probably isn't the right word. Those hypersonic missiles we made have been in production for at least a couple months by now, so we'd probably be using those.Hm. How would we be fitting an 800 kiloton warhead into a feasible sized artillery shell? These aren't battleship guns we're talking about, as I recall. My impression is that there's a fairly fixed practical size limit with fissile materials, where you can only get single digit kilotons per kilogram.