{De-classified, mission accomplished.}

After a recent covert operation on Dots hangers, AeroTactical and the Reformists had a new objective…. A raid.

SRT-5 was tasked with conducting a detailed reconnaissance of the enemy airbase located 75 kilometers behind enemy lines. The objective was to assess enemy aircraft strength, identify key vulnerabilities, and collect intelligence on airbase defenses, with a secondary goal of evaluating potential targets for future operations.

Execution:
SRT-5 was inserted via helicopter at 0200 hrs, dropping off at a covert landing zone approximately 5 kilometers from the target. The team moved on foot through the dense terrain to approach the airbase perimeter undetected. Using advanced surveillance equipment, the team was able to monitor enemy airbase activity without direct contact.

Key observations included:

Aircraft: 10 aircraft (5 fighter jets, 3 transport planes, 2 reconnaissance planes) parked on the tarmac. All aircraft appeared operational with minimal signs of damage.
Defensive Measures: The airbase was equipped with perimeter fencing, motion sensors, and a small number of ground patrols. No significant air defense systems (such as SAMs) were observed in the immediate vicinity.
Personnel: A total of 15-20 enemy personnel observed, including ground crew, pilots, and security forces. Regular patrols were noted around the perimeter and on key airfield installations.
Vulnerabilities: The airbase’s fuel depots were located near the edge of the installation, exposed to aerial or ground strike. The runway showed signs of wear but appeared intact.
At approximately 0500 hrs, the team moved into a secondary observation point to monitor the airbase’s command and control tower and radar installations. A lack of active radar sweep suggested temporary downtime or an operational lull.

Enemy Activity:
During the operation, no significant hostile activity was encountered, though multiple patrols were observed moving along the perimeter. The team maintained a safe distance and avoided detection. At 0600 hrs, the team completed its surveillance and exfiltrated to the designated extraction point.

Intelligence Collected:

Aircraft: 10 aircraft, mostly operational, pose a direct threat if deployed against allied forces.
Defenses: Minimal perimeter security, but vulnerability to sabotage at fuel depots.
Personnel: Estimated enemy strength of 15-20 personnel on-site, including pilots and security forces.
Vulnerabilities: Runway and fuel storage areas are potential high-value targets for sabotage.
After Action Review (AAR):
The mission was completed successfully with no contact with the enemy. The team gathered critical intelligence on enemy airbase capabilities and vulnerabilities. The information collected will be used to inform future strike planning. The use of stealth and careful planning ensured that the team avoided detection, fulfilling the mission’s objectives.

Conclusion:
The reconnaissance mission was a success, providing vital intelligence on the airbase's layout, enemy presence, and key vulnerabilities. This data will be integral for future operations targeting the airbase, especially in disrupting enemy air operations. SRT-5 has safely extracted and returned to base.

End of Report.

On March 1st, at 0300 hrs, Task Force 12 executed a coordinated raid on an enemy airbase located approximately 75 kilometers behind enemy lines. The objective was to neutralize the enemy’s air power and disrupt their operational capabilities for the upcoming weeks.
The operation commenced with an aerial bombardment by allied fighter jets, targeting runway infrastructure, fuel storage, and radar systems. Following this, a special operations team, inserted via helicopter, infiltrated the airbase perimeter under the cover of darkness. Ground forces moved swiftly to disable enemy aircraft on the tarmac using explosives and incendiaries, while a secondary team targeted command and control facilities with precision strikes.