Welcome back, friends.

Turns out, this weekend was pretty quiet. Basic operations and stuff, nothing too crazy going on aside from some new conflicts at Wright.

The navy has still been pummelling Reformist ground forces, but now they're actually starting to feel it. Reformist SPAAs are weakening in numbers, and as their numbers slowly decrease, Loyalist air and ground operations will be resuming to truly advance on enemy forces.

The Reformists haven't been sleeping either, though. The few aircraft that have entered the vicinity of Reformist SPAAs would meet heavy opposition. So far the loss of two MDA AH-5RTs, three Monarchiian Plopters and one Harrier can be confirmed as shot down by Reformist ground forces, while non-fatal hits were confirmed on six more Plopters, a Bloodhound, and an LF-4 Aerojet. The Reformist forces have also been utilizing their new anti-shipping weapons. So far, the Monarchiian navy has yet to lose any ships aside from small boats like the infamous T.R.A.S.H. raft, but these missiles have still managed to keep ships at bay, either warding them away from where they planned to attack from or forcing them to retreat for repairs.

But that's not all! Guess who the fridge decided to show up?

A flight of four Reformist Mu-19s was patrolling Snowstone recently, but three aircraft were confirmed to be shot down, while the fourth was missing in action. It was later found precisely what happened: these Mu-19s were attacked by... a MiG-15.

This sounds stupid, a first-gen jet shooting down three of fourth-gen fighters and leaving the other to an unknown fate. That is, until we remember who this MiG-15 is, Mitchell, better known as Takusha's adopted brother, or even better known as the second in command of the New Machine Revolution - NMR. Yes. The Flying T-34's team is back. And just like the first war, they're after both Reformists and Loyalists! So far, on the Loyalist side, the NMR has managed to down five FA-34A Strikeblades, two AV-8B Harriers, fifteen A-94 Crowbars, and the first and currently only loss of an LF-5 Aerowing. Although, investigation found that the aircraft lost control after being scared by the sudden appearance of an NMR P-38 rather than actually being shot down.

BUT GUESS WHAT?

That's not even it, because someone thought it was a good idea to bring 100 Sopwith Camels to fight the Reformists. I'm not even joking. The infamous P45K Wooden Warrior showed up to fight for the Loyalists with 100 Sopwith Camels. The idea was that their wooden frames should be less detectable by radars designed to detect metal, and this was somewhat true, only issue is they were still visible to the eye and most were quickly shot down by the new PX-9N Starlight fighters. Two Camels and the Wooden Warrior survived, but were immediately escorted back to Krakabloa by two A-40Ds, simply because they just performed the dumbest attack of the entire war. But at least they did manage to knock out one cargo truck believed to be carrying anti-shipping missiles, so perhaps it wasn't for nothing!

That's all today!

We might get pictures next week, but probably only a few for production purposes.