WAR GAME SCENARIO: Russia Versus Chosen Nation

I ask my opponent to post as late as possible; I will be gone this weekend.Counter-measures:Black Sea NavyRussia also has ships in the Black Sea: 3 subs, 7 amphibs, 8 missile boats, 8 ASW vessels, and 8 mine-warfare vessels (also can be ASW). The 3 subs and 8 ASW boats are anti-submarine vessels, and are extremely quiet; quiet enough to evade both surface ships and submarines. The 7 amphibs are for landing troops.The 8 mine-warfare vessels are anti-submarine mine vessels.The 8 missile boats are also anti-submarine OR cruise missile launching-platforms.Technically, I have 19 ASW boats to your 10 subs. The War: Russia,as it has already declared war on Turkey, will commence the attack.March 3:Russia recalls the Atlantic, Indian, and the Pacific fleets back to Murmansk. All vessels are loaded with full munitions and set back out to sea. Russia makes a diplomatic agreement with Spain and Morocco which allows the fleet to move through the Strait of Gibraltar. March 7: The fleet reaches the Strait if Gibraltar and makes its way through it. By 14:00 Moscow, the fleet is in the Tyrrhenian Sea. There are 329 ships in this fleet, which greatly outnumbers that of Turkey. By 20:00 Moscow, the fleet is on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea. The fleet stops, deploys 3 sonobouy arrays (2 active, 1 passive), and moves into a defensive formation. The 50 aircraft on the carrier, 30 MiG-35s and 20 Su-27s, are fueled, loaded, and ready for immediate action.15,000,000 men are drafted into the infantry. 15,000 tanks, 3000 artillery, 2000 SPGs (mostly SAMs), 2000 MLRSs, and 15,000 AFVs are activated and loaded upon all 1143 merchants (not all at once, of course). 500 of the merchants have 2100 troops. 143 merchants carry 3-weeks worth of rations.The merchants move in a race-track pattern across the Atlantic in 3 convoys; 2 convoys of 500, and 1 of 143 (rations).Julius Fucik, a barge carrier, is loaded completely with barges, which in turn are completely loaded with men, vehicles, and other weapons.All merchants, barges, and Julius Fucik have 3 SAMs on the deck to defend against aircraft.While the fleet was in the Tyrrhenian Sea, 3 RORSAT (Rradar, Oocean, Rreconnaissance SATellite), 2 KH-12-type photo-imagery real-time satellites, and 2 "killer" satellites are launched into a geostationary orbit over Turkey. Immediately, the satellites gather and send data to the fleet, such as enemy ship positions and active airbases, plane movement, &etc.Near Sevastopol, 5 dirt runways are made. 300 aircraft fly in at the new "airbase", are refueled, and are fully loaded with 2 Kelt missiles and 6 R-77/RVV-AE anti-aircraft missiles.March 8: At Anapa and Aeroport Gelendzhik airports outside of Novorossiysk, all commercial aircraft traffic is shut down and 150 fighters land at each airport.At Mezhdunarodnyy Aeroport in Sochi, commercial traffic is also shut down, and 200 attack aircraft land, are refueled, and fully loaded. Also, 3 Beriev A-100 AWACS-type aircraft land.March 10: The fleet in the Mediterranean has 60 subs, each with 8 Trident ballistic missiles. The missiles have anti-ship-and-building warheads, which can be a given coordinate location. The warhead on a Trident is also radar-seeking, which the missile can use to adjust its vector to its target (in this case, ships). The overhead satellites plot the positions of every single Turkish ship in the Med. In every sub, the contacts are established and verified, and are continually tracked on sonar. The contacts are then firmed up, and data (bearing, depth, &etc) is relayed to a Trident. The subs are given the "Go" order to launch. There are 76 Turkish ships and 329 Russian ships in the Med. 60 of those are subs; 10 of those subs launch their 8 Tridents at designated and confirmed Turkish ship contacts. There are 80 missiles in orbit, moving toward the designated ship targets.There is no effective way to kill ballistic missiles, much less the warheads. This is one of the reasons that Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) existed during the Cold War. Thus, the ships are defenseless. After an hour and a half in orbit and 5 minutes of falling and adjustment, the warheads hit. 80 warheads detonate over their designated targets in Turkish fleet. The 7 submarines are not hit by these warheads, as they are submerged, and the warheads are designed for surface vessels. The fleet moves farther into the Med. At 21:37 local, the submarine picket detects the 7 Turkish subs near the Suez Canal. The Russian subs have 12 Shkval 2 torpedoes. 10 Russian Akula class subs move on the Turkish subs. The Russians fire a torpedo at their designated targets (3 subs shared a target with another sub). The Turks notice. 3 ships evade the first wave and return fire. 2 Russian subs fail to escape. One is able to surface and let 1/2 of its crew off before it sank, but the other is immediately a kill. The remaining 8 Russian subs fire 2 torpedoes each at the 3 Turkish ships. The Turks evade the first onslaught, but the second wave impacted before the subs could act; the Turkish navy in the Med is no longer. When the subs launched their Tridents, all active and reserve troops are moved along the Immediate Threat Area (ITA) — the Russian coast along the Black Sea. 200 MLRSs, 500 artillery, 50 SAMs, and 150 AFVs also were activated and moved along the ITA. The missile boats in the Black Sea launch their cruise missiles at the 10 frigates and the coast defense craft. There are 8 ships with 2 missiles each. The cruise missiles, much like the Trident, are assigned coordinates and launched, and are made more precise by a radar-guided warhead. The 16 missiles close on their targets. 2 frigates are able to shoot down the cruise missiles, and 1 is damaged by shrapnel, but the other 8 are hit and are no longer able to function (and are thus classified as a "mission kill"). The 6 targeted coast defense craft are sunk. There are now 3 corvettes, 2 frigates (one damaged), 6 subs, and 14 coast defense craft; or 25 vessels and only 2 (the frigates) are anti-air capable. The 19 ASW vessels in the Black Sea then move and parallel to Sochi and begin active-sonar searches for the 6 subs. Sonar waves can travel up to 20 miles out, the all 6 subs are bound to be noticed (and are bound to know that they are being hunted, as low-frequency active sonar will reverberate throughout the hull). During the sonar scans, the surface ships are noticed and are assigned contacts based off of the signature received from the. 2 are the frigates, which have anti-sub capability. The frigates notice, and move toward the Russian subs. The subs go "ship-quiet"; no one can talk. The subs load 4 torpedoes and set them to launch. The frigates lost the sonar contact of the subs when they went quiet, but continued on to meet them.The subs are able to track the frigates via passive sonar, and have a firing solution set for both frigates. The frigates "go-active" with their sonar, detect 2 of the subs, and launch torpedoes. One subs evades and fires all four torps; one is hit, but is able to fire 3 torps before death. The first 4 torpedoes impact the first frigate, and 2 of the latter wave hit the second frigate.All that is left are the 14 coast defense craft, 3 corvettes, and the 6 subs, all of which the Russians have a sonar contact. The 3 corvettes are in range of the 2 Russian subs, which have since reloaded. Both subs fire 3 torps; 2 for each corvette. 2 corvettes dodge the first wave, but are hit by the second wave. The other corvette was hit both times.As the frigates are engaged, the rest of the Russian ASW vessels move in toward the Turkish subs. There are 8 ASW vessels (pretty much frigates, except for the fact that they have ASW helicopters and and ASROC launcher). Since the Turkish subs are already targeted, the ASW vessels fire their ASROC torpedo launchers twice at each sub. all 6 subs evade the first wave, but the second wave was too close in for the ships to avoid. Both of the first-wave-evaders are able to "snort" - or reach the surface - and let some of the crew out before ultimately sinking.There are now only 14 coastal defense craft left. All Russian ships reload and close on the coastal defense craft. With the coastal defense craft within radar and sonar range, all ships are able to fire their ASROC/torpedoes/cruise missiles at the remaining Turkish defense craft. 9 craft are defeated, 3 are damaged, and 2 are untouched. The damaged ones fire at the closest Russian missile vessel - and sink it. Another wave of ASROC/torpedoes/cruise missiles hits and kills the rest of the Turkish fleet in the Black Sea.The fleet moves in and begins a naval bombardment along the coast of Mugla. The merchies and Julius Fucik (which has detached all barges) and the barges move in behind the fleet and activate their SAMs to protect against Turkish aircraft.After the defeat of the Turkish Black Sea fleet, the 3 Beriev A-100 AWACS-type aircraft take off from Mezhdunarodnyy Aeroport in Sochi, and activate their radars. 10 minutes later, the rest of the aircraft at Anapa Airport, Aeroport Gelendzhik Airport, Mezhdunarodnyy Aeroport Airport, and the make-shift airport all take off with 2 PGMs, the 2 Kelt missiles, and the 6 6 R-77/RVV-AE missiles. The 800 Russian aircraft immediately begin engaging the part of the 300 Turkish aircraft in the area. The Russians launch their Kelt missiles - missiles that look like planes on radar - and of course the bait worked, and the Turkish planes launched their missiles. The harmless Kelts were shot down, and Turk planes were caught off guard; the Russians launched their 6 6 R-77/RVV-AE missiles, and killed most of the engaged planes. (Now, I know that not all of the Turk aircraft are in this area, so I know that I did not kill them all). The rest are "mopped up" by use of auto-cannon. The planes rush over North Eastern Turkey, and establish air superiority over the region.