World War 3

World War 3 began with the declaration of war sent out by the United States in which a defensive war against France began, the Warsaw Pact was busy mobilizing it's forces. A wave of troops amassed on the border of Western Germany as far the eye can see. While the OFN was in peace talks with France, Warsaw Pact MIG-17s crossed into West German airspace. The MiGs began a bombing campaign against Strategic targets across West Germany. While initially successful, The MiG-17 were outclassed and outgunned by local American F-100 Super Sabres, leading to high MiG casualty rates. The MiGs were easy pickings for Americans fighters. The American Fighters were too fast and outgunned with the latest air to air missiles, making the air war for the Warsaw Pact almost impossible to win. While the Air war being almost lost, Warsaw forces begin an bombardment of surface missiles on Ground concentrations and "adversaries" in the North Sea and Danish Strait. From OFN and NATO reports say nothing was hit except a Benelux Destroyer's hulll and one American destroyer which didn't sink, but was damaged enough to prompt evocations. Many Warsaw missiles missed their naval targets, because their current missiles aren't equipped with a targeting system and many simply landed in the water. The ground bombardment was a different story. The missiles didn't need a targeting system and their targets were stationary, inflicting heavy loses. OFN damage report says that One airbase runway was destroyed, Two ground bases were heavily damaged, and one barrack was hit in another ground base. The OFN deaths from this bombardment was 5,600 combined and 20 F-100 Super Sabres destroyed, 152 F-100 Super Sabres were disabled.

[10:10 PM] With the Air war and missile bombardment over, it was time for the land offensive. 500,000 Polish troops, within East Germany, pushed into West Berlin. The garrison of 260k stood at the ready. The garrison held off the invading force, fighting in the streets of Berlin. West Berliners stayed in their homes, hoping that the OFN garrison was able to hold off the invasion force. Unfortunately for them, the garrison was overwhelmed by Polish troops in both the Mitte district and Moabit district. The garrison is fighting to the last man inside the Clay Headquarters in West Berlin. The Polish forces tried to push forward towards the Wedding district, but were held near Seestraße street. Only 300 OFN troops actually surrendered against the Polish troops. With a quick Polish response down Müllerstraße, quickly forcing them out of the Wedding district. With this being said, the West German soldiers are currently being held in Mitte, Moabit, Tiergarten, Charlottenburg, Halensee, Wilmersdorf, Schöneberg, and Tegel. The Polish have currently overrun the North of the city near the suburbs, but are having a lot of trouble pushing through the urban areas.

[10:11 PM]

With West Berlin contested, The Warsaw Pact begins their main land offensive into West Germany and Austria. One million chinese troops, in Czechoslovakia, marched into Bavaria. The West Germany troops of 125,000 were outnumbered, but due the air war being dominated by American fighters and the mountains on the Czechoslovakia border, provided an superior edge and slowed the Warsaw advancement. The Austrian front was most successful. 700,000 troops and 300 tanks rushed towards Vienna. The push overwhelmed the local forces there and forced them back to Eastern Austria and Bavaria. Warsaw Pact soldiers attempted another push into Eastern Austria, but to no avail. The Austrian troops blew up roadways and ambushed Warsaw troops in the mountains. Local resistance blew up roadways and trains to slow down the advance. With Logistical support weakened and Terrain against the Warsaw Pact force, Advance was slowed and the Warsaw Pact was allowed to occupy Western Austrian lowlands.

OFN Offensive against Warsaw Pact

The Benelux navy sailed to the Danish Strait with a fleet of 100 ships. The fleet contained Five aircraft carriers, three battleships, 17 destroyers, six light cruisers, 15 cruisers with minelaying configurations, 23 submarines, 15 corvettes, and 16 frigates. The Benelux fleet blockaded the Danish Strait, preventing any ships coming crossing into the Baltic sea. A small Danish fleet came in to assist the Benelux forces and even the US navy came. Almost immediately, Benelux ships crossed into the Baltic Sea, battleships leading the advance. Minesweepers went into the Baltic, clearing any sea mines in the region. Once the Baltic was cleared, OFN naval forces moved to blockade the ports of Warsaw Pact countries, preventing any ships from entering. With the naval blockade in the Baltic, the Benelux ground forces deploy 860,964 troops to the Bavaria, West Germany. The troops were there to assists the troops on the front. Danish and Canadian troops of 505,000 combined and armors arrived to the front. Meanwhile, Canadian air squadrons comprised of Sabre's and Vampire begin bombing Warsaw Pact positions, temporally causing confusion in the Warsaw Pact chain of Command. Once that air attack was done, the OFN push into Czechoslovakia. The confused troops and disrupted defensive on the Warsaw Pact caused OFN forces to push the Soviets out of Bavaria and all the way Pilsen. The Austrian front was pushed into Vienna, where's heavily contested between the two powers. Almost simultaneously, OFN forces pushed into East Germany. A five million strong ground force and 5,000 tanks committed a tactic of motorized and armor warfare. American 1st and 3rd Army ,stationed in Lubeck, launched a two pronged attack into Schwerin. Due to the outgunned MiG-17s still in the air and American Air superiority still mainly uncontested, the OFN blitz was a successfully, pushed the Warsaw Pact out of West Germany and pushed the frontline into East Germany.