RPGs vs Enemy Tank: Chernarus Defense Forces Offensive Combat Operations in Sumava

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A task force, formed from parts of 1st Bn, Chernarus 9th Separate Light Rifle Brigade encounters an enemy tank while evacuating the village of Zichovice in Sumava.

Mods used:

Coastal Operations: https://chernarusiannarcowars.blogspot.com/2024/07/arma-3-mods-coastal-operations.htmlMobile Operations: https://rkka.org/ChCOG/mobileWarfare.html

Terrain: Werferlingen

Chernarus narratives:
http://ffz.1dogstar.net/cgi-bin/subjectarchive.pl?whichsubject=MILGAM

http://chernarusiannarcowars.blogspot.com/search/label/AAR

https://chernarusiannarcowars.blogspot.com/2024/06/cdf-operations.html

Chernarus Defense Forces:
https://chernarusiannarcowars.blogspot.com/2024/02/chernarus-defense-forces-deployments.html

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No Zeus and ALIVE mods were used in these scenarios.

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In certain scenarios there are long periods of time where, to the viewer, nothing is happening, or the player is transporting.

In the first instance, even if it appears nothing is happening, quite a lot is going on in the back ground and will become apparent before too long.

In the second instance, it is unavoidable. In many scenarios I often use the whole map, both for friendly and enemy movement. This adds a degree of realism, especially in mobile scenarios, where security zones for a brigade sized element can be as wide as 12 miles.

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Scenarios being played are of my own design/implementation. Mission types include in order of frequency: meeting engagements, attack and clear operations, vehicle recovery operation (mobile operations only) and civilian evacuation operation. Meeting engagements are twice as frequent as attack and clear operations.

Attack and clear operations are twice as frequent as vehicle recovery and civilian evacuation operations.

Time and date of the operations are randomized, as are the mission types, the mission location and the weather. Types of enemy units and enemy vehicles also are randomized, being drawn from Russian, Chedaki, Serbian, and Takistani (just vehicles) Deployments and quick reaction forces are randomized as are their arrival times.

Under the subset of attack and clear operations, as many as five tasks are assigned, including (in order of frequency) destroy supply trucks, destroy AA battery, and destroy mortar battery. Less frequent by half are dead drop document recovery tasks, and prisoner release tasks. All task selections are randomized as well and are localized, and restricted at the mission location.

Additionally in attack and clear operations, two enemy criminal operatives/commanders carry documents and a cell phone the player must recover.

Why Chernarus?

Chernarus is a creation of Bohemia Interactive for Arma 2. It was released in 2008, around the time of the War in south Ossetia, Russia versus Georgia. Like Georgia, Chernarus had cast its lot with NATO in defiance of Russia. A number of militias, supported by, you know, rogue Russian military, are fighting against the government to place it back under Russian influence.

Chernarus is an actual analog for myself politically.

There is something irresistible about a whole people who break the shackles of tyranny, and embrace freedom.