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« Reply #15 on: September 01, 2008, 02:21:48 PM »

To: Major Coleman, OC G SQN TFB, Khartoum

From: Major General Adams, Director Joint Special Forces


Although the press are jumping all over these 'claims' about your boys discrepencies abroad, do not worry, i'm in the process of creating a little insulation for you. The PM has asked me to let you know he is aware of the circumstances in Khartoum and that he is giving you his full backing, which currently is behind closed doors but he genuinely means it.

The PM is also ordering your detachment to stay on the ground and keep relaying intel on the situation out there. Keep in contact with the King's loyal supporters that are in hiding and work on re-building their ability to strike at the new regime, use your resources efficiently.

I thought your men would like to know that we have moved the remainders of the Royal Family to their final safe house location and they all send you their deepest thanks for rescuing them. We all realise the risks you took to evacuate them from the city and to get them to Chad and as such, decorations are being considered as we speak.

Stay safe out there Coleman, remember you're on your own for the foreseable future.


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« Reply #16 on: August 05, 2009, 12:11:49 PM »

From: General Sir Harry Duncan, Director UK Special Forces

To: Major Coleman, OC G SQN TFB


An urgent request for men on the ground has come through from the Si7 Station Chief in N'Djamena,  there's only so much they can do in the city and need more eyes and ears there and in the rest of Chad.

Something is brewing after that episode in Maidiguri last month and they think it's heading back to our favourite summer holiday spot, at least you can top up your suntan there.  Back to business though, we need to redirect a team into the Cameroon/Chad border area yesterday so drop in mobility troop with the engines running at the nearest landing strip and get them in the provided mission area, we've got predator drones on overwatch but need your boys on the ground.

Extra supplies and support will start being collated for moving with the rest of the Squadron into theatre straight away.

Good luck.

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