5:30AM CEST, 19th of June, 1946:

The Sun rises over the Mid-It-Terrain-E-Yeah-N island of Malt-Ah. A small lighthouse at the entrance to a harbor in Vall-Eh-Tah sits quietly, when a lighthouse keeper peers through his binoculars and locates a highly unusual and alarming sight. About 30 miles North, a very large Spinnish Naval convoy makes haste Eastbound. The lighthouse keeper refers to the other keeper present in the building, and shows him the sight. What they have just seen was more than what they could imagine. Behold, 73 Gato class transport ships, 12 of which are modified to carry Amphibious Armored Personnel Carriers, 28 Conquistador class Heavy Destroyers, and 4 1935 class escort destroyers. Furthermore, leading the fleet is the RSS Orchis Heavy Battlecruiser. But the flagship is the aircraft carrier RSS Cielo Rojo, an Iron Maiden class aircraft carrier carrying 40 GB-4N Screechers, 30 GB-4NB Super Screechers, and 22 GBH-10 Kodiak helicopters. All of these vessels are bound for the Ball-Kins, and to unleash a strong offensive.

7:58AM CEST, 19th of June, 1946:

A small beach in All-Ban-Yeah is in silence. It had been fortified heavily by You-Go-Slaff-Yeah to defend against It-Alley and any attacks from smaller threats. However, the beach was not fortified against a convoy of over 100 advanced and powerful Naval vessels, almost 100 aircraft, as well as countless infantry and armored vehicle regiments and platoons. And as the first 12 modified Gato transports swivel their on-deck cranes, 48 AAPC-MK1 amphibious APCs are lowered into the water. The rest of the transports lower small infantry landing crafts, and henceforth thousands of soldiers make their way towards the beach. Before they all finally trample the sandy shore, a heavy bombardment is conducted by the RSS Orchis with her twelve 400mm cannons. All the while, the RSS Cielo Rojo launches all 40 GB-4N Screechers each fitted with 2 500lb bombs and 14 rocket pods. These machines will all destroy enemy fortifications and neutralize the majority of threats the infantry and amphibious APCs must deal with. After all is said and done, the GB-4NB Super Screechers will destroy any anti-aircraft installations. When all is said and done, the 22 GBH-10 Kodiak helicopters on board the Cielo Rojo will fly south of the coast and flank the enemy trenches, and will deploy over 150 infantrymen to push toward the beach from behind enemy lines. This compression of enemy soldiers will allow any remaining friendly aircraft to attack the enemies all in one spot. After all is done properly, the beach will be captured with minimal casualties. All soldiers will move Northbound to capture the remaining territory, destroy enemy fortifications, and neutralize enemy targets scouted. Dirt airfields will be quickly constructed to facilitate friendly strike aircraft and fighters, and hopefully full airbases will be captured to facilitate GB-10 Falconet jet fighters. Those lighthouse keepers didn’t know what they saw pass by, huh?