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Sumac
Soldiers,
I am sure all of you by this time have been briefed on the war effort by your officers. However recently there has been growing unrest due to the propaganda efforts by the Allied forces commander Ronpaul and their secret overload CWhit.
Take heart, recent victories have placed all of Europe in the stranglehold of the Greater German Reich.
Last Saturday the enemy attacked one of our strongholds. France. They attacked with a substantial force from the Netherlands but were turned back by our newly battle hardened troops along with many veterans. The first push by the Allied forces was routed with a strong defense of the Church tower. The church was of strategic importance and helped in creating a strong defensive battle.
Unfortunately our counter attack was turned and ineffective, allowing the Allies to reposition for another offensive. Once again however that attack was stymied when our forces took a defensive position in the nearby hotel, turning its twisting staircase into a vertical coffin for many Allied soldiers.
This back and forth continued until the final offensive attack by the allied forces was decimated leaving no Allied soldiers on the field of battle.
France is and will remain under control of the Reich.
This battle will haunt the Allied commander for years to come as troop losses reported by our spies were estimated to be close to 1/4th of his entire army.
On the heels of this rousing victory Reich commanders decided to strike a blow at the heart of the Allied forces with a strategic attack on Great Britain.
The allied forces were caught unprepared.
The terrain had been scouted previously by myself and one of our Stabsfeldwebel Blue Stealth. We decided the battle would likely be hard fought but a victory none the less as the Allied command had chosen to defend the less fortified section east of the river.
As the battle approached I was needed elsewhere and left the army in the capable hands of my Command Staff. Generaloberst Ravage, Generalmajor Dutchoper, and newly promoted Oberst Bane, who was more than eager to prove our trust was rightly placed in him. I was kept apprised of the battle by Stabsfeldwebel Blasphemy and am pleased to report a resounding victory. Our troops were so energized by the successful defense of France that they only had to defend against a single counter attack by the allied forces before they put them down for good.
Great Britain is now ours!!!
Soon, all of Europe will be under control of the Greater German Reich.
I am sure all of you by this time have been briefed on the war effort by your officers. However recently there has been growing unrest due to the propaganda efforts by the Allied forces commander Ronpaul and their secret overload CWhit.
Take heart, recent victories have placed all of Europe in the stranglehold of the Greater German Reich.
Last Saturday the enemy attacked one of our strongholds. France. They attacked with a substantial force from the Netherlands but were turned back by our newly battle hardened troops along with many veterans. The first push by the Allied forces was routed with a strong defense of the Church tower. The church was of strategic importance and helped in creating a strong defensive battle.
Unfortunately our counter attack was turned and ineffective, allowing the Allies to reposition for another offensive. Once again however that attack was stymied when our forces took a defensive position in the nearby hotel, turning its twisting staircase into a vertical coffin for many Allied soldiers.
This back and forth continued until the final offensive attack by the allied forces was decimated leaving no Allied soldiers on the field of battle.
France is and will remain under control of the Reich.
This battle will haunt the Allied commander for years to come as troop losses reported by our spies were estimated to be close to 1/4th of his entire army.
On the heels of this rousing victory Reich commanders decided to strike a blow at the heart of the Allied forces with a strategic attack on Great Britain.
The allied forces were caught unprepared.
The terrain had been scouted previously by myself and one of our Stabsfeldwebel Blue Stealth. We decided the battle would likely be hard fought but a victory none the less as the Allied command had chosen to defend the less fortified section east of the river.
As the battle approached I was needed elsewhere and left the army in the capable hands of my Command Staff. Generaloberst Ravage, Generalmajor Dutchoper, and newly promoted Oberst Bane, who was more than eager to prove our trust was rightly placed in him. I was kept apprised of the battle by Stabsfeldwebel Blasphemy and am pleased to report a resounding victory. Our troops were so energized by the successful defense of France that they only had to defend against a single counter attack by the allied forces before they put them down for good.
Great Britain is now ours!!!
Soon, all of Europe will be under control of the Greater German Reich.
