Op: Tempest - Copehill Down Airsoft Event August 2010 (Themed Game)

The latest attempt at democratising Central Africa has reached its pivotal moment- Chad’s elections will either unite a battle scarred nation or send it, and potentially the Region, deeper into chaos.

Victor Aluma, and his Kanem Guera Brotherhood party, has been holding a firm grip upon the nation since Tuwkani’s assassination last August.  His assumption of power was not met with widespread approval and as such has suffered many attempts on his life.  The protagonist’s identities behind these attempts are all but whispers but many have their own theories, and a recurring one is that the origins have not all been from domestic organisers.

Both the Divine Brotherhood of Roy and the KGB both strive for independent control of the country to ensure flow of natural resources and also the trade and narcotics routes that go across the continent.  The new leading party of Chad would also oversee the withdrawal of ISAT Forces as agreed by UN Mandate allowing a gradual return to the unobserved activities which have made many a Chadian rich.

Standing in the shadows of Tuwkani is the Democratic Party of Chad’s leader, Christopher Umbani.  Many do not predict a good result in the elections for himself or the DPC but with the hope that ISAT troops will be able to remove most intimidation at the polling stations there is still a chance they could gain votes.

ISAT forces have committed extra numbers to patrol the streets of N’Djamena in the immediate build up to the elections and combined with the efforts of Operation Kingsman demonstrate their desire to ensure a safe passing of this event.  The members of this Battle Group are eager to see their mission through after many took part in the Kingsman offensive and are due to rotate out of theatre shortly.

Captain Simon Ward, spokesperson for the ISAT Forces in Chad, read the following statement to the global media on the ing elections, ‘ISAT are committed to providing an environment to the people of Chad that allow them to feel safe from threats of intimidation and violence and to allow them to exercise their democratic rights. Seen from a security point of view, the elections will only be a success if we can make the process as secure and inclusive as possible to allow this fair and democratic event to pass effectively.’

Kanem Guera Brotherhood:
Ensure that Victor Aluma remains in control of Chad by all means necessary
and remove Western forces from the city.

Divine Brotherhood of Roy:
Support the effort to remove Western forces from the city and deliver DBR
influence to the nation.

ISAT (2nd Batt Fusiliers, HM Forces and 1st Batt 15th Infantry Reg, 3rd
Infantry Div. US Army):
Assist the Police in delivering a safe and fair election throughout
N'Djamena by domination of polling stations and operations targeting known
opponents to democratic reform.

Task Force Black:
Support of ISAT operations and detainment of high profile targets.

Chad Police:
Provide a secure environment for the National Elections to take place
within N’Djamena, Chad; and ensure the process is completed in accordance
with international election monitoring standards.

• Bergan
• Sleeping bag and ground mat
• Basher / Bivvey bag
• Wash kit - be warned, there are no shower facilities on site
• Toilet roll
• Eye protection
• Weapon (Airsoft)
• Combats - jacket/trousers
• Good boots
• Webbing/assault vest or something to carry water/ammo/survival equiptment
• Water bottle/rehydrator. Water resups to be supplied by player as no running water is available on site.
• Food/ Rations
• Multi-tool or pocket size screwdriver set
• Torch/Lightsticks
• Spare batteries
• Brew kit
• Compass
• Mapcase