AOW Debate

June 2, 2017: Germany decides to give support to the Mongolian-Chinese War in the form of 10,000 troops. However, 3 of these troops are there for a different mission: to find any unannounced weapons.June 13, 2017: The three spies contact back with reports on:1) Chengdu J-20,2) Nation-Wide EMP systems, and3) Rumors of a tank with stealth capabilities. June 29, 2017: Germany's RK-15 Panther prototype is complete. July 7, 2017: Peace deals are made in Berlin. The Mongolian-Chinese War is over. China gives back all 10,000 German troops and weapons. 134 are dead, 276 are wounded. Monentary compesation is given by the government to the families of these wounded/killed troops.July 10, 2017: Germany requests for $5 million in compesation from China for the German soldiers that were wounded/killed in action. July 11, 2017: Request is made to Isriel to aid German forces in attack upon the Syrian Government. Plans are made, but kept secret until strike.July 12, 2017: Germany requests Russia to join forces with Germany in order to rid the Syrian Government. Russia agrees. Russia provides monentary support.July 13, 2017: Germany creates a task force to spearhead the Syrian conflict. Composed of 150,000 men, 2,000 medics, 50 MLRS's, 100 T-9AM's, 200 Leopard 2A7's, 75 SPG's, 570 AFV's, 20 warships, 250 aircraft, and the prototype RK-15 Panther, the Syrian Crisis Task Force (SCTF) is mobilized to the front lines. A forward operations center is built in the city of Al Hasakah. It takes until the August 4, 2017 for all the forces to arrive.July 25, 2017: Germany informs the Syrian government that it will strike if it does not surrender. Syria refuses to surrender.July 30, 2017: The spy drone technology researched by Germany pays off, discovering the Syrian Government's bases. SCTF discovers 3 main bases, found in the cities Hama, Homs, and Al-Qisa. The SCTF is mobilized toward the city of Hama.August 6, 2017: The SCTF is victorious in the Battle of Hama. Rebels see SCTF as thier ally, and promise allegiance to Germany, provided they can beat off the government's forces. SCTF, along with 55,000 rebels, make their way towards the second base centered in Homs.August 8, 2017: Isriel attacks the begins an assault of Al-Qisa, forcing the Government's army to split thier forces, leaving Homs without many forces to defend.August 9, 2017: After 2 days and nights of fighting, the German and rebel forces sieze the city. The RK-15 Panther is tested, and, much to Germany's suprise, is able to manuver and fly remarkably better than the other fighters at their disposal. Seeing that it does not need oil, this allows for substancial improvements in manuverability and speed. The final march is made toward Al-Qisa.August 11, 2017: With no more reinforcements and the government's army scrambled, SCTF and rebel forces sieze the final major base of the Syrian government. The swiftness of the military forces is unprecidented. Red Cross centers are set up by the SCTF medical team in the three main cities of conflict. Government surrenders to the rebel forces. August 20, 2017: Deal is made with rebel forces that gives ownership of government's remaining forces to Germany. Germany requests if the forward operations center in Al Hasakah may stay. Rebel forces accpet offer.After the war, Germany recieves: 2,000 tanks, 2,450 AFVs, 201 SPGs, 1,034 towed artiliery, 346 MLRSs, 197 aircraft, 56 helicopters, 5 costal defense crafts, 20,000 bbls, and 100,000 men. August 24, 2017: Germany, France, The UK, and Poland decide to invest the research in a missle-defense system. Nicknamed "The Guardian," it will be able to nutrealize threats from the sky, both nuclear and non-nuclear, by firing a non-explosive missle to destroy the exploding cap upon the incoming missle without setting off the explosives themselves. $1.4 billion is alloted to research, split between the four countries.August 30, 2017: German forces in the Democratic Syrian State are stationed in the Al Hasakah Base. Reinforcements arrive. October 13, 2017: Al Hasakah Base personel report that Iraq is preparing forces in Sinjar. German president requests a meeting with the Iraq president to discover the reason behind the presence of these forces. Iraq refuses.October 18, 2017: Iraq requests Germany and any other NATO forces to pull out of Syria. Germany and NATO denies request. Germany requests Iraq be present for a UN meeting at November 12, 2017. No response from Iraq.October 22, 2017: Elections will occur next year. Campains begin. The suspected Russian spy is running for president, along with 5 other candidates.October 29, 2017: Spy in Russia reports that Russia has no knowledge of the suspected spy by any means. Spy stays in Russia. Spy is not raising any suspicion.November 2, 2017: 100 more RK-15 Panther's are requested to be produced. They will be ready by December 29, 2017.November 12, 2017: Iraq not present at UN meeting. November 20, 2017: Stealth technology project, nicknamed "Lufttral," makes significant improvements in detection and transmition of practice stealth drones. Over time, the technology may be able to be given to soldiers on the front lines. $100 million is given to research. December 10, 2017: Germany sees capabilities of LP. Asked if nuclear warheads could replace current non-nuclear ones. China replies with a yes.December 23, 2017: Germany prepares for possible conflict in Syria with Iraq. Alert meter raised. Topic disscussed with NATO. Political Status:Disputes: potential unknown spy, Iraq preparing military forces near Al Hasakah BaseAlliances/Organizations: NATO, UN, EU, Egypt, People's Republic of China, Syria, IsrielAt War With: none