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Operation Lightning Strike II 2014

Description
United States and Allied vs. Pakistani Belligerents

Date/Time: 2nd July 2014 / 12:00:00 Zulu
Location: Persian Gulf
Playable Side: United States and Allied

Background:
There is nothing more frightening to U.S. military planners than nuclear weapons falling into the wrong hands. Unfortunately the most likely places this could happen also present significant political and military challenges. That being so the US must be agile and decisive when using its military power to prevent what could be a horrifying opening to a Third World War.
In mid 2014 a Pakistani Army Brigadier with extremist ties has managed to convince his command to seize a Pakistani nuclear weapons site demanding that all US forces leave the region and Kashmiri territories be returned to their rightful owners or “God’s fury” will be unleashed upon Indian and US forces in the region. The United States cannot stand for this and must act. Due to current commitments the US does have significant assets in the region however they must be used well to succeed as Pakistan is a significant military power and an ally.
Good Luck!
3 Comments
benedikt.kalb  [author] 30 Aug, 2019 @ 12:18pm 
updated version - 009: splitting all sides into regular an strategic forces; possible escalation to big nuclar war inda an pakistan - if allied do not stopp the rebel attack against india;
benedikt.kalb  [author] 30 Aug, 2019 @ 12:06pm 
@pc617
Thanks for your statement; it is in the actual version not possible to avoid general escalation
india - pakistan and iran - pakistan - allied;
i will think about this - and the pakistani air patrol; :-)
pc617 30 Aug, 2019 @ 11:00am 
Interesting scenario. Very large (600+ aircraft on US/Allied side) which can slow play down considerably on older systems. I ran into one issue which may be by design, but a look at the scenario editor suggests it could be a bug. One specific Pakistani Air Force patrol mission (not the renegades) will cross into Afghan airspace to engage U.S . aircraft, and that usually provokes a general war between Pakistan and the U.S. side. This one quirk makes it very difficult to control escalation and to limit US strikes to only the Pak renegades.