Alliance Airborne units are put on alert, and gathered at their stationed airbases. They are preparing their equipment, and gathering everything necessary for an airborne deployment. Spare transport aircraft are pulled from other airbases throughout the Alliance to aid in the deployment.

A portion of the Alliance Mediterranean Fleet puts to sea. The Battleship Napoleon Bonaparte, four La Fayette-Class Frigates, a Duquesne-Class Cruiser, a Spectre-Class Cruiser, and a Fusée-Class Cruiser.

[No where for now. They are preparing for deployment, not deploying.]

Seven Alliance Airborne Regiments have been deployed to several locations around the Mediterranean. Three are on route to parachute onto their targets: The island of Malta, the city of Algiers, and the city of Tripoli.

The other four are being deployed via VTOL transports to the Tangier-Tetouan region of Morocco. They will have support provided by the portion of the Mediterranean Fleet which recently put to sea.

The entire Mediterranean region is a large part of the Alliance and is very important to the country for a variety of reasons. Capturing these small territories will go a long way in securing the Alliance's position in such an important body of water by providing bases for Alliance military and merchant marine forces.

Alliance Marine units are preparing to deploy and reinforce each individual Airborne landing force. Once the reinforcements for the Moroccan deployment arrive, the Alliance forces will push further into the country.

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The minor resistance in Algiers has been defeated with only minor casualties to Alliance forces. 7 troops were killed, another 19 were wounded. The resistance was mainly attributed to the city's police force and a small civilian militia supporting them.

The fighting has died down somewhat in Tripoli, though it has not yet ended. Resistance in Tripoli is being attributed to military forces in addition to the city's own police force.

Alliance marines have arrived in Morocco. They met up with Alliance airborne troops and began to push outwards from the Tangier-Tetouan region. The surrounding regions fell quickly, but the advance has slowed as Moroccan military units opposing the Alliance invasion regroup and put up more concerted resistance.

Many Moroccan military units have simply surrendered when faced by Alliance forces, or even joined them in their advance. The Alliance troops are mostly seen as heroes finally beginning to unite the Francophone states around the world rather than invaders seeking to conquer or oppress.

The advance of the Alliance forces continues.



The Green region is where the invasion of Morocco began. Blue regions are areas that have since been secured by Alliance forces. Red regions are areas currently being fought over and secured by Alliance forces.

The Green region is where the invasion of Morocco began. Blue regions are areas that have since been secured by Alliance forces. Red regions are areas currently being fought over and secured by Alliance forces.

An unfortunate side effect to the capture of Algiers and Tripoli has been the subsequent fall into anarchy for Algeria and Libya after the loss of their capitals. An unfortunate miscalculation on the part of the Alliance government. In order to rectify a mistake previously made, Alliance forces will now move into the remainder of Libya and Algeria to stabilize the region and integrate it into the Alliance. Not only will the anarchy be stopped, but these regions will be brought up to the standards of living enjoyed by citizens within the Alliance.



Blue regions are areas already part of the Alliance. Orange regions are areas currently being fought over and secured by Alliance forces. Green regions are areas that have since been secured by Alliance forces.