[COLOR="#FFA500"]1. SITUATION:[/COLOR] Following the August 2014 Election of United Sahrani Prime Minister Gerardo Crespo, the country has been destabilized by its neighbor The Democratic Republic of Sahrani (DRS). For the past 6 months the DRS has been funding insurgent forces within United Sahrani in an attempt to destabilize the region and unite Sahrani under its banner. The UN has begun imposing economic sanctions on countries who continue to trade with the Democratic Republic of Sahrani however wholesale natural resources have proven to catch ear rather than empty threats. In early-2015, HUMINT/SIGINT sourced to multiple US Government agencies indicates that the SLA has begun staging infantry and supporting assets near the Sahrani DZ. As of March 2015, POTUS alongside a UN Sub-Committee has approved Operation Azar I to train, advise and assist the Royal Army Corps of Sahrani in the destructions of the SLA funded Insurgents within United Sahrani.

[COLOR="#FF0000"]a. Enemy Forces[/COLOR]

[COLOR="#00FF00"]Farah Insurgent Forces:[/COLOR]

(1) Farah's forces have established themselves within the AO. They have multiple recruitment and HQ cells among the populace and plan to sway disgruntled civilians into joining their cause.

(2) Capabilities: Farah's forces are well equipped. They have Russian small arms weapons, RPGs, Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and other assorted crew served weapons. Farah's men also have light to medium armored vehicles but are predominantly on foot.

(3) Most Probable Course of Action: Farah's forces may have been trained by CSAT forces that have established a presence to the South of Takistan. They are very persistant in their attacks and they have numbers. Do not underestimate Farah's men. Most of his senior members are veterans of the Takistani Army. They will make use of radio communications and send QRF to hot zones if they feel their presence is been threatened. Farah's men have a do or die attitude and have been found to work well in small groups quickly able to surround a squad size element.

[COLOR="#00FF00"]Takistan Terrorists (AQ):[/COLOR]

(1) The Takistani Terrorists who have remained dormant ever since the collapse of their terror cells have awoken. We do not know their intentions. We suggest all forces monitor this group closely. We are unaware if they are working in conjunction with CSAT or Farah's Forces.

(2) Capabilities: Unknown at this time. Possible soviet-era weaponry

(3) Most Probable Course of Action: Proper Intelligence and surveillance is needed to gather more information about this group. Right now, we suspect that they will resort to small-scale skirmishes and ambushes. Be aware.

[COLOR="#00FF00"]Canton Protocol Strategic Alliance Treaty (CSAT):[/COLOR]

(1) CSAT have established an AO in the lower regions of Takistan. We do not have much information at this time as their movements have been kept hidden up until this time. We do not know their intentions. Extreme caution is advised and they pose a considerable threat in this region.

(2) Capabilities: Intelligence reports indicate CSAT Special Forces units are directly deployed in this zone with medium-to-heavy armored vehicles and high caliber weaponry.

(3) Most Probable Course of Action: Proper Intelligence and surveillance is needed to gather more information about their movements and actions. Strongly recommend Friendly SF forces to penetrate the CSAT Territory Line and conduct hit and run tactics. Farah's forces are priority one, we need to gain enough ground before we can consider penetrating into CSAT controlled territory.

b. Friendly Forces.

Task Force Dhi'b (WOLF): TF Wolf is tasked with the elimination of Farah's Insurgency and bringing back peace, order and stability to the region. With CSAT encroaching closely into NATO territory we must tread carefully and avoid an all out conflict with CSAT. Farah's Insurgency is top priority, with Farah's Forces destroyed we will be able to establish a safe operations area to pass over control to the Takistani Government and continue Takistans requests into NATO.

201st Corps, 1st Brigade KABUL (Public Forces): 1 Brigade is tasked with conducting mounted and dismounted patrols, cordon and search, route clearance and disrupting enemy freedom of movement. 1 Brigade will conduct dismounted and mounted patrols to deny enemy the ability freely inside of their battlespace and to re-ensure the local populace. Upon directive from TF Wolf 1 Brigade will be authorized to operate outside of their battlespace to assist other units within their battlespace

1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division (Rakkasan): 327th will conduct mounted and dismounted patrols around their battlespace to re-ensure the local populace. 327th will attempt to dislocate enemy forces from known strongholds within the battlespace. Upon directive from TF Wolf 327th will be authorized to operate outside of their battlespace to assist other units within their battlespace
. 327th have air capabilities and should can use them at their discretion but will need to stick within their battlespace.

No.1 Patrols Troop, The Lovat Scouts (Lovat Scouts): No.1 PTroop is tasked to find, fix and finish Farah emplacements, camps, HQ's and conduct deep surveillance, reconnaissance and strike missions. No.1 PTroop are not assigned an AO but must communicate with each battlespace owner and make aware their movements. They are free to move in between zones to conduct reconnaissance.

A Co, 2/8 Marines (MCRU): 2/8 is tasked with cordon and search, patrol OPs and area denial to the Enemy Forces. 2/8 will conduct dismounted and mounted patrols to deny Enemy Forces the ability to operate freely within their battlespace. Upon directive from TF Wolf 2/8 Marines will be authorized to operate outside of their battlespace to assist other units within their battlespace.

37th EN BN, 82nd Airborne Division (20th ABE): 37th is tasked with engineering operations consisting of route clearance and counter mobility across the region of Takistan. Additionally 37th will act as a Quick Reaction Force (QRF) to all units within TF Wolf. 37th are not assigned an AO but must communicate with each battlespace owner and make aware their movements. They are free to move in between zones to conduct reconnaissance.

Company A, 1st Battalion, SFOD-A: Company A is tasked with conducting mounted and dismounted patrols within all battlespaces to deny the enemy freedom of movement. Company A is also tasked with conducting hit and run strikes on enemy forces camps, HQs and other assets.

c. Attachments and Detachments

2nd Battalion, 82nd Aviation Regiment (CAD-N/Rakkasan): Effective of this OPORD, 3/82 will provide air support to all units required by the CDR, TF Blue.

2. MISSION
TF Wolf effective this OPORD will conduct Counterinsurgency operations, by request and authority of POTUS to find, fix and finish mid-high level Farah Insurgency Forces and Local Terror groups militia leaders and other insurgent forces operating within Takistan. TF Wolf will establish an effective working relationship with local indigenous personnel  and establish defense and intelligence capabilities. TF Wolf will establish a safe environment and turn over control of Takistan back to the overthrown Takistani Government.

3. EXECUTION

Commander’s Intent. Task Force Wolf will work together to establish a safe environment for the local populace and allow freedom of movement for ISAF and additional follow on ISAF forces in the area.

a. Concept of the Operation. The TF Wolf will find, fix and finish the enemy forces and provide organic support to HN. TF Wolf will utilize assets and personnel to directly support HN in dislocating the SLA and PSM from their operating areas.

b. Maneuver. Terrain in Sahrani is mountainous. Track vehicles may not always be suitable due to terrain and the operational environment. Aviation support will mainly be utilized to facilitate resupplies and support other ground units.

c. Coordinating Instructions.
- Rules of Engagement: All personnel and vehicles not in the uniform of the Royal Army Corps of Sahrani or United States Forces are considered enemies and positive identification is to be acquired before engaging.

4. SERVICE AND SUPPORT

a. Supply: All captured material will be turned over to TF Blue Command for documentation/electronic exploitation. Resupply operations must be facilitated from the main air base via 20th ABE.

b. Transportation:

201st Corps, 1st Brigade KABUL (Public Forces):

6 x M1025A2 (UNARMED)
9 x M1025A2 (M2)
3 x M1025A2 (MK19)
4 x Technical (M2)
2 x M113A3 (M2)
2 x M1097A2 (Base Transport)

1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division (Rakkasan):

3 x UH-1Y
3 x M1025A2 (MK19)
2 x RG-33 (M2)

No.1 Patrols Troop, The Lovat Scouts (Lovat Scouts):

2 x RIDGEBACK (M2)
2 x JACKALS (M2 & Mk19)
1 x LANDROVER (Base Transport)

A Co, 2/8 Marines (MCRU):

6 x
RG-33 (M2) x 6

2nd Tank Bn, 2nd Marine Division (ACR):

6 x M1025A2 (M2)
3 x M1025A2 (MK19)
2 x RG-33 (M2)
2 x M1123 (Base Transport)
2 x LAV-25A1
1 x M1A1-FEP

37th EN BN, 82nd Airborne Division (20th ABE):

3 x M-ATV (Unarmed)
3 x M1025A2 (MK19)
2 x RG-33 (M2)

Company A, 1st Battalion, SFOD-A:

2 x M1025A2 (M2)
2 x M1025A2 (Mk19)
1 x M-ATV (Unarmed)
1 x M-ATV (M2)
10 x QUADBIKE

3rd Battalion, 82nd Aviation Regiment (CAD-N):

2 x C130J
2 x CH47F
3 x AH64D
2 x A10-A

Support Vehicles:

HEMTT Ammunition x 1
HEMTT Fuel x 1
HEMTT Repair x 1

Logistical Vehicles:

4 x HEMTT MOBILE HQs
2 x M1097A2 (Base Transport)

c. Medical Evacuation: MEDEVACs will be requested via standard 9-line MEDEVAC radio procedures. Utilize radio frequencies outline in signal and support. All MEDEVACs must return to the main airbase to be fully healed.

5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL

a. Command

Red AO: Afghan National Army
Blue AO: United States Marine Corps, 101st Airborne Division
Green AO: TBA

b. Signal

1. Callsigns and Frequencies

1. 201st Corps, 1st Brigade, Afghan National Army "KABUL"
2. 1st Battalion 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division “Sabre”
3. No.1 Patrols Troop, The Lovat Scouts “Highlander”
4. A Co, 2/8 Marines “Mustang”
5. 2nd Armored Bn, 2nd Marine Division “Madcat”
6. 37th EN BN, 82nd Airborne Division “Bulldog”
7. Company B, 1st Battalion, 14th SFG(A) “Spearhead”
8. 3rd Battalion, 82nd Aviation Regiment "Falcon"

c. Frequencies and Callsigns:

036.6 - Task Force Blue Net
037.7 - Aviation Net
040.2 - Fires Net
041.4 - ANA Net
042.6 - B/1-2 Net
047.3 - SFOD-A Net
051.8 - 2/8 MarinesNet
054.5 - 2nd Armored Bn Net
058.4 - 37th EN BN Net
062.8 - No.1 Patrols Troop Net
066.5 - 3rd SQDN Net
070.9 - CSAR/SERE

1. Special Instructions: Units should announce their presence when moving between different battle spaces to avoid blue on blue incidents.

Server SOPs
a. Do not use cheats/hacks/scripts or anything of that behaviour.
b. Do not teleport back to base because you’re too lazy to walk.
c. Do not save your state to teleport back to where you just died.
d. Do not steal from other units crates because you feel you need it.
e. Do not dupe equipment.<br/>f. Do not troll people by team killing without them knowing.
g. Do not use gear that is clearly not intended to be in the mission.
h. Announce your presence when moving between battle spaces.
i. Element leaders should complete After Action Reports upon completing missions.

Mission SOPs
a. Do NOT abuse the Mobile HQ system. It is been monitored and we will catch you exploiting it.
b. The HEMTT Mobile HQs cannot be deployed unless 1) Proper surveillance and reconnaissance has been undertaken in the region and surrounding region by Lovat Scouts 2) Proper strike forces have neutralized threats in the region and surrounding regions 3) A proper convoy escorts the HEMTT M-HQ to its destination and a proper FOB, COP is established.
c. Supplies are limited. This means both Weaponry and Vehicles, re-supply is limited
d. Surveillance Requests will be submitted via forums (If possible)
e. Large Scale Strike Operations will be discussed by a senior NCO of each group. The whole mission is designed so that each group works together but also has their own zones to conduct operations in.