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ZONE 13
MIL-SIM EVENT
9TH / 10TH
AUGUST 2025
Combating the Hidden Menace...
In a land renowned for its vibrant culture, bustling markets, and welcoming streets, an invisible threat began to emerge driven by motives unknown as they sought to cause chaos and destruction with small, deadly explosions—IEDs—targeting visitors and locals alike, sowing fear and chaos.
A shadowy organization called the ARF were behind these attacks, moving covertly through Zone 13 with a massive convoy—possibly transporting weapons, chemicals, or precursor materials—aimed at escalating their deadly campaign. The threat was growing, and the stakes had never been higher.
Intelligence revealed that these attacks were no ordinary devices; they involved advanced, chemical-enhanced explosives known as "Black Rain," possibly crafted using foreign chemicals, hinting at a sophisticated and well-funded enemy.
To protect their homeland and its people, the nation’s elite—comprising intelligence officers, special operations teams, chemical experts, and border security—mounted a comprehensive plan. Their mission: disrupt the ARF’s operations, intercept the dangerous convoy, and prevent chemical attacks at all costs.
The Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force knew that understanding the enemy was key. To organise deployed specialized teams and informants—inside the ARF’s network, gathering secrets about leadership, supply routes, and manufacturing sites. High-tech satellites kept watch over Zone 13, to try and track every movement of suspected convoys.
Every day has hope for a brighter future for the locals of Zone 13.
ARF TEAM
CJSOTF TEAM
Operational Briefing:
Counter-IED and Counter-Terrorism Strategy against ARF
Situation Overview:
Small-scale IED attacks targeting Western tourist hotspots.
Indicators point to use of advanced explosive technology ("Black Rain").
Intelligence suggests a significant convoy moving through Zone 13,
potentially transporting explosives or precursor materials.
ARF’s increased manufacturing activities indicate impending escalation with chemical-enhanced attacks.
Strategic Objectives:
Disrupt and neutralize ARF’s logistics and manufacturing capabilities.
Intercept and seize the large convoy before reaching critical targets.
Gather actionable intelligence on ARF’s personnel, facilities, and supply chain.
Protect civilian populations and key infrastructure.
Foster international cooperation to share expertise and resources.
Operational Recommendations:
1. Intelligence Enhancement:
Human Intelligence (HUMINT): Deploy specialized teams to infiltrate and gather inside information on ARF leadership and supply routes.
Signals Intelligence (SIGINT): Increase interception of communications; monitor encrypted channels for planning activities.
Technical Surveillance: Utilize satellites and UAVs for real-time monitoring of Zone 13 and known convoy routes.
Chemical Forensics: Analyze recovered IED remnants to decode chemical recipes and identify manufacturing signatures.
2. Targeted Disruption:
Special Operations: Conduct precision raids on suspected manufacturing sites and storage facilities, prioritizing locations linked to "Black Rain" components.
Convoy Interception: Use intelligence on convoy logistics to plan ambushes or direct interception, aiming to seize or destroy cargo before it reaches targets.
Logistics Disruption: Identify and target supply chains providing chemicals or materials to ARF.
3. Chemical and Explosive Analysis:
Collaborate with bomb disposal units and chemical experts to:
Reconstruct the chemical composition of "Black Rain."
Develop neutralization protocols for chemical-enhanced IEDs.
Train field teams in safe disarmament procedures specific to these types of explosives.
4. Border and Route Security:
Enhanced Checkpoints: Deploy advanced detection systems capable of identifying chemical signatures and unusual explosive materials.
Vehicle Inspection: Conduct thorough inspections along all transit routes, especially near Zone 13.
Patrols & Roadblocks: Increase presence on strategic routes and conduct random checks to deter movement.
5. International Cooperation:
Information Sharing & Joint Exercises:
Establish secure channels with partners experienced in chemical forensics and explosive technology. Conduct cross-border training for rapid response to chemical or explosive incidents. Resource Support: Obtain specialized detection equipment and technical assistance as needed.
6. Civilian and Infrastructure Protection:
Security Measures: Increase patrols at tourist sites, markets, and transportation hubs.
Public Awareness: Educate the public on recognizing suspicious activity and reporting concerns. Prepare response teams for chemical attacks, including decontamination procedures and medical response.
THIS IS A 24 HOUR MIL-SIM EVENT. 18'S ONLY!
Swynnerton Training Camp
Eccleshall, Stone ST15 0QN
Arrivals:
8th August 1800 - 2200
9th August 0600 - 0800
£110 Per Person
/Online booking of £45 deposit (plus fees)
Remainder to be paid on arrival.
As always with MOD sites, there is always a slim chance of getting bumped in favour of military training. In the event of a cancellation due to us, or the M.O.D, or a date change, Bookings will be eligible for a refund (minus fees), or transfer to another event.
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