-=DoW=- MauryMac
December 28th, 2003, 23:09
For those that missed the first battle, read this first:
http://www.dow-sniper.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=4444
It seems as though the enemy was not pleased with their defeat some weeks ago, and took it upon themselves to launch a massive kamikaze attack. They layed dormant, gathering their remaining scattered forces for one last, major strike, which occured at approximately 1800 zulu on this brisk December's eve.
After what was one of the most bizarre holiday season's on record, the enemy literally poured out of the washing machine for approximately 20-30 minutes, completely undetected. My failure as commander has been made painfully aware, as we suffered many casualties. Too many to mention. I get choked up just thinking about it.
The strike was swift, but deadly, coming from all angles, and wiping out my entire front line, flanks, and reserves. The "new recruit" from the previous battle, still drunk with power, and a large head, was caught completely off guard, but has performed valiantly thus far in the cleanup/rescue operation; though it is i who should shoulder most of the blame. It was i who allowed this attack, my ignorance and inexperience lulled us into a false sense of security, and i was oblivious to the now obvious point of entry.
The enemy died well, and for that i salute them.
http://dogsofwar.serveftp.com/maurymac/salute.gif
http://www.dow-sniper.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=4444
It seems as though the enemy was not pleased with their defeat some weeks ago, and took it upon themselves to launch a massive kamikaze attack. They layed dormant, gathering their remaining scattered forces for one last, major strike, which occured at approximately 1800 zulu on this brisk December's eve.
After what was one of the most bizarre holiday season's on record, the enemy literally poured out of the washing machine for approximately 20-30 minutes, completely undetected. My failure as commander has been made painfully aware, as we suffered many casualties. Too many to mention. I get choked up just thinking about it.
The strike was swift, but deadly, coming from all angles, and wiping out my entire front line, flanks, and reserves. The "new recruit" from the previous battle, still drunk with power, and a large head, was caught completely off guard, but has performed valiantly thus far in the cleanup/rescue operation; though it is i who should shoulder most of the blame. It was i who allowed this attack, my ignorance and inexperience lulled us into a false sense of security, and i was oblivious to the now obvious point of entry.
The enemy died well, and for that i salute them.
http://dogsofwar.serveftp.com/maurymac/salute.gif