OPERATIONS ORDER
Operation Giantsbane (1940s), Knock Knock

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Situation

Background Information
A big push has commenced on the front in Poland, Command wishes to capitalize on it and push forward and secure the next main town an free them of the Nazi oppression.

Friendly Forces
1x infantry platoon consisting of : - 3x infantry squad 1x tank platoon consisting of : - 4x Tank crew consisting of mixed model Sherman Tanks

Enemy Forces
Tanks Infantry with dug in position Static Anti tank positions Static anti infantry weapon positions Anti tank mine Anti personnel mines

Mission

Tasking
Secure the south side of the river by - Secure and clear the main road towards Baranow - Taking the town of Baranow - Secure and Prewoz Secondary task - Secure and hold the bridge North of Prezewoz

End-state
After securing Baranow and Prezwoz Holding the bridge to the North

Execution

Commander's Intent
The reason for this mission is to liberate the Polish cities of Baranow and Prezwoz, clear them of the enemy and keep them in case of a counterattack.

Tasks and Sequencing
-All squads callsigns will mount on tanks and we will start moving in dry riverbed. we have cover to not be seen by ground troops because we are in a deep riverbed, also from sky as there is a lot of green cover (trees and bushes). Squads will disembark on the disembark mark on map and they will start moving on to clear south of town of Baranow. Callsigns who will be clearing town, will be places the most east front will be Easy 3, middle one Easy 1 and on the west will be Easy 2. Squad leaders will know and that will be drow on map which part of city will be for them. All callsigns will be in parallel moving formation. Easy 2 will be our west callsign and it will be dam between any enemy reinforcement. When we clear Baranow we will move whit tanks toward Prezwoz where will clear town itself and set perimeter around town and the bridge north of town.

Administration/Logistics

Resupply
In accordance with SOP

Medical
In accordance with SOP

Rules of Engagement
In accordance with SOP

Fire Support Plan
In accordance with SOP

Close Air Support
Close Air Support will be provided through the Forward Air Controller, as required as well as aerial reconnaissance.

Command/Signal

Communications Plan

Callsign	Primary Frequency	Superior Frequency	ACTUAL
EASY 9	40mHz	37mHz	SPC Deksterus (Ret.) Platoon Commander (≤45)
EASY 1	250mHz	40mHz	SP2 Scape Squad Leader (≤15)
EASY 2	260mHz	40mHz	MSG Crossy Squad Leader (≤15)
EASY 3	270mHz	40mHz	SPC Zuka (Ret.) Squad Leader (≤15)
BUNKER 9	361mHz	37mHz	SP3 Pete (Ret.) MBT Section Commander
BUNKER 1	350mHz	60mHz	Sgt Dungworth (Ret.) MBT Crewman (Commander)
BUNKER 2	360mHz	60mHz	SFC Skelly (Ret.) MBT Crewman (Commander)
BUNKER 3	370mHz	60mHz	Sgt Jochem (Ret.) MBT Crewman (Commander)

Considerations
Each Squad has one radio carried by the Squad Leader, the platoon leader, RTO and FAC also have radio backpacks. Each Sherman tank has one radio, as do both aircraft. All other command and signal, follows unit SOP.