Forward Operations Doctrine (Laeral) - Revision history

Laeral at 19:09, 20 September 2023

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	The implementation of the Forward Operations Doctrine produced mixed results. All three groups received communications equipment and trainers from the BFI immediately, while arms transfers began over the course of the next year. The Socialist Revolutionary Army proved effective and ideologically capable, but was driven underground by a government crackdown in 1959 that shattered the organization; its forces would later unify with the [[Federation Army of Slokais]]. The Narbonne Partisan Front, although sharing affinities to Laeral due to French linguistic ties, was too ideologically incoherent for the liking of its patrons in Laeralsford, and the BFI liaison recommended support be withdrawn by 1959. Armed support was only withdrawn, however, in 1961 due to the eruption of the [[Great War]], by which time weapons provided to the Front had been found in the hands of Fellsian-backed [[Liennese Patriotic Front]] insurgents in the [[Liennese Conflict]].		The implementation of the Forward Operations Doctrine produced mixed results. All three groups received communications equipment and trainers from the BFI immediately, while arms transfers began over the course of the next year. The Socialist Revolutionary Army proved effective and ideologically capable, but was driven underground by a government crackdown in 1959 that shattered the organization; its forces would later unify with the [[Federation Army of Slokais]]. The Narbonne Partisan Front, although sharing affinities to Laeral due to French linguistic ties, was too ideologically incoherent for the liking of its patrons in Laeralsford, and the BFI liaison recommended support be withdrawn by 1959. Armed support was only withdrawn, however, in 1961 due to the eruption of the [[Great War]], by which time weapons provided to the Front had been found in the hands of Fellsian-backed [[Liennese Patriotic Front]] insurgents in the [[Liennese Conflict]].

	Another early recipient of BFI support through the Forward Operations Doctrine was the Esercito di Liberazione Popolare in [[Mansilla]], an armed partisan group opposing [[Luca Brunelli]]'s fascist regime. Bringing themselves to Laeralian attention due to their high-profile attacks on regime targets, the ELP was the recipient of BFI arms transfers (facilitated through a shell company in [[Brunelli]]) beginning in 1958, culminating in their much-celebrated successful assassination of Brunelli himself in 1960. The intense government crackdown on partisan activity following Brunelli's assassination, as well as the outbreak of hostilities elsewhere with the start of the Great War, led to Laeralian support for the ELP being wound down by 1962.		Another early recipient of BFI support through the Forward Operations Doctrine was the ''Esercito di Liberazione Popolare'' in [[Mansilla]], an armed partisan group opposing [[Luca Brunelli]]'s fascist regime. Bringing themselves to Laeralian attention due to their high-profile attacks on regime targets, the ELP was the recipient of BFI arms transfers (facilitated through a shell company in [[Brunelli\|Cerano]]) beginning in 1958, culminating in their much-celebrated successful assassination of Brunelli himself in 1960. The intense government crackdown on partisan activity following Brunelli's assassination, as well as the outbreak of hostilities elsewhere with the start of the Great War, led to Laeralian support for the ELP being wound down by 1962.

	During the [[Great War]] itself, the role of supporting resistance movements abroad was transferred to the Office of Strategic Operations within Inter-Services Intelligence, but these missions built upon the lessons learned from Forward Operations doctrine operations.		During the [[Great War]] itself, the role of supporting resistance movements abroad was transferred to the Office of Strategic Operations within Inter-Services Intelligence, but these missions built upon the lessons learned from Forward Operations doctrine operations.

Laeral at 19:08, 20 September 2023

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	The implementation of the Forward Operations Doctrine produced mixed results. All three groups received communications equipment and trainers from the BFI immediately, while arms transfers began over the course of the next year. The Socialist Revolutionary Army proved effective and ideologically capable, but was driven underground by a government crackdown in 1959 that shattered the organization; its forces would later unify with the [[Federation Army of Slokais]]. The Narbonne Partisan Front, although sharing affinities to Laeral due to French linguistic ties, was too ideologically incoherent for the liking of its patrons in Laeralsford, and the BFI liaison recommended support be withdrawn by 1959. Armed support was only withdrawn, however, in 1961 due to the eruption of the [[Great War]], by which time weapons provided to the Front had been found in the hands of Fellsian-backed [[Liennese Patriotic Front]] insurgents in the [[Liennese Conflict]].		The implementation of the Forward Operations Doctrine produced mixed results. All three groups received communications equipment and trainers from the BFI immediately, while arms transfers began over the course of the next year. The Socialist Revolutionary Army proved effective and ideologically capable, but was driven underground by a government crackdown in 1959 that shattered the organization; its forces would later unify with the [[Federation Army of Slokais]]. The Narbonne Partisan Front, although sharing affinities to Laeral due to French linguistic ties, was too ideologically incoherent for the liking of its patrons in Laeralsford, and the BFI liaison recommended support be withdrawn by 1959. Armed support was only withdrawn, however, in 1961 due to the eruption of the [[Great War]], by which time weapons provided to the Front had been found in the hands of Fellsian-backed [[Liennese Patriotic Front]] insurgents in the [[Liennese Conflict]].

			Another early recipient of BFI support through the Forward Operations Doctrine was the Esercito di Liberazione Popolare in [[Mansilla]], an armed partisan group opposing [[Luca Brunelli]]'s fascist regime. Bringing themselves to Laeralian attention due to their high-profile attacks on regime targets, the ELP was the recipient of BFI arms transfers (facilitated through a shell company in [[Brunelli]]) beginning in 1958, culminating in their much-celebrated successful assassination of Brunelli himself in 1960. The intense government crackdown on partisan activity following Brunelli's assassination, as well as the outbreak of hostilities elsewhere with the start of the Great War, led to Laeralian support for the ELP being wound down by 1962.

	During the [[Great War]] itself, the role of supporting resistance movements abroad was transferred to the Office of Strategic Operations within Inter-Services Intelligence, but these missions built upon the lessons learned from Forward Operations doctrine operations.		During the [[Great War]] itself, the role of supporting resistance movements abroad was transferred to the Office of Strategic Operations within Inter-Services Intelligence, but these missions built upon the lessons learned from Forward Operations doctrine operations.

Laeral at 18:49, 5 May 2023

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	The '''Forward Operations Doctrine''' was a [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] military and political doctrine calling for covert material support for ideologically-aligned militant groups abroad where such support would hinder a state threat to Laeralian interests. Although retroactively used to justify President [[Sun Jia-wei\|Sun Jia-wei's]] principle of support for anti-regime militant groups in southern [[High Fells]] amidst the [[Accession of Lienne\|Accession of Lienne (Second Fellsian War)]] in 1949, the doctrine was revitalized in 1957 under Sun's premiership. The most successful instance of the Forward Operations doctrine was Laeralian sponsorship of the [[Free Andhrapuri Forces]] during the [[Great War]], and Laeralian support for aligned resistance movements would continue throughout that conflict.		The '''Forward Operations Doctrine''' was a [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] military and political doctrine calling for covert material support for ideologically-aligned militant groups abroad where such support would hinder a state threat to Laeralian interests. Although retroactively used to justify President [[Sun Jia-wei\|Sun Jia-wei's]] principle of support for anti-regime militant groups in southern [[High Fells]] amidst the [[Accession of Lienne\|Accession of Lienne (Second Fellsian War)]] in 1949, the doctrine was revitalized in 1957 under Sun's premiership. The most successful instance of the Forward Operations doctrine was Laeralian sponsorship of the [[Free Andhrapuri Forces]] during the [[Great War]], and Laeralian support for aligned resistance movements would continue throughout that conflict. The doctrine is considered to have marked the high-water point of ideologically-driven Laeralian covert intervention abroad, which ceased to hold significant weight in Laeralian foreign policy following the close of the Great War in 1967.

	==Origins==		==Origins==

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	In January 1962, following Laeral's entry into the [[Great War]], Gramont's Cabinet Council on Military Affairs approved the supply of arms in support of Maanus Kaljurand, the [[Vertansk and Solavan\|Vertanskan]] republican revolutionary who headed the [[Vertanskan Boatman's Society]] (VTL), an emigre republican militant group seeking to raise a revolution within the Dual Monarchy. Archival documents from the meeting indicate that the misgivings of BFI Director Leclerq regarding the ideological reliability of Kaljurand and his alignment with Laeralian interests were overruled. President Gramont, who had met Kaljurand in 1950 during a visit to drive up support for the VTL among the Vertanskan expatriate community, had reportedly developed a rapport with the aging revolutionary, insisted that Kaljurand could be trusted and emphasized the value of a like-minded state in Vertansk.		In January 1962, following Laeral's entry into the [[Great War]], Gramont's Cabinet Council on Military Affairs approved the supply of arms in support of Maanus Kaljurand, the [[Vertansk and Solavan\|Vertanskan]] republican revolutionary who headed the [[Vertanskan Boatman's Society]] (VTL), an emigre republican militant group seeking to raise a revolution within the Dual Monarchy. Archival documents from the meeting indicate that the misgivings of BFI Director Leclerq regarding the ideological reliability of Kaljurand and his alignment with Laeralian interests were overruled. President Gramont, who had met Kaljurand in 1950 during a visit to drive up support for the VTL among the Vertanskan expatriate community, had reportedly developed a rapport with the aging revolutionary, insisted that Kaljurand could be trusted and emphasized the value of a like-minded state in Vertansk.

	Due to the wartime situation, arms shipments to the VTL needed to be facilitated by the [[Shuell\|People's Republic of Shuell]], which was at this point fiercely contesting the waters between their territory and the Dual Monarchy. Chairman ~~XXX~~'s government initially approved the delivery of arms and advisors to the VTL, conditional on continued Laeralian transfer of attack aircraft and munitions to their military, but by mid-1963 insisted that safeguarding naval transfers of arms to VTL fighters was an unbearable strain for the Shuellian People's Navy. The ~~XXX~~ regime had in fact found Kaljurand unacceptably nationalist and insufficiently pliable to their wishes for post-war Vertansk and Solavan, and at the 1964 Pasimit Conference in [[Serriel]] insisted that Gramont's government cease support for the VTL. Fearing the consequences of a jeopardized relationship with the People's Republic, Laeralsford terminated relations with the VTL and withdrew its advisors. This decision would have severe consequences for Laeral's standing in [[Liberalia\|northwest Liberalia]] for decades, as the communist Shuellian regime would soon collapse while Kaljurand would eventually emerge victorious following the [[Vostrau War]] to lead the [[Trans-Sastovian Commonwealth]].		Due to the wartime situation, arms shipments to the VTL needed to be facilitated by the [[Shuell\|People's Republic of Shuell]], which was at this point fiercely contesting the waters between their territory and the Dual Monarchy. Chairman Andreas Kott's government initially approved the delivery of arms and advisors to the VTL, conditional on continued Laeralian transfer of attack aircraft and munitions to their military, but by mid-1963 insisted that safeguarding naval transfers of arms to VTL fighters was an unbearable strain for the Shuellian People's Navy. The Kott regime had in fact found Kaljurand unacceptably nationalist and insufficiently pliable to their wishes for post-war Vertansk and Solavan, and at the 1964 Pasimit Conference in [[Serriel]] insisted that Gramont's government cease support for the VTL. Fearing the consequences of a jeopardized relationship with the People's Republic, Laeralsford terminated relations with the VTL and withdrew its advisors. This decision would have severe consequences for Laeral's standing in [[Liberalia\|northwest Liberalia]] for decades, as the communist Shuellian regime would soon collapse while Kaljurand would eventually emerge victorious following the [[Vostrau War]] to lead the [[Trans-Sastovian Commonwealth]].


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Laeral: /* Support for the Vertanskan Boatman's Society */

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	In January 1962, following Laeral's entry into the [[Great War]], Gramont's Cabinet Council on Military Affairs approved the supply of arms in support of Maanus Kaljurand, the [[Vertansk and Solavan\|Vertanskan]] republican revolutionary who headed the [[Vertanskan Boatman's Society]] (VTL), an emigre republican militant group seeking to raise a revolution within the Dual Monarchy. Archival documents from the meeting indicate that the misgivings of BFI Director Leclerq regarding the ideological reliability of Kaljurand and his alignment with Laeralian interests were overruled. President Gramont, who had met Kaljurand in 1950 during a visit to drive up support for the VTL among the Vertanskan expatriate community, had reportedly developed a rapport with the aging revolutionary, insisted that Kaljurand could be trusted and emphasized the value of a like-minded state in Vertansk.		In January 1962, following Laeral's entry into the [[Great War]], Gramont's Cabinet Council on Military Affairs approved the supply of arms in support of Maanus Kaljurand, the [[Vertansk and Solavan\|Vertanskan]] republican revolutionary who headed the [[Vertanskan Boatman's Society]] (VTL), an emigre republican militant group seeking to raise a revolution within the Dual Monarchy. Archival documents from the meeting indicate that the misgivings of BFI Director Leclerq regarding the ideological reliability of Kaljurand and his alignment with Laeralian interests were overruled. President Gramont, who had met Kaljurand in 1950 during a visit to drive up support for the VTL among the Vertanskan expatriate community, had reportedly developed a rapport with the aging revolutionary, insisted that Kaljurand could be trusted and emphasized the value of a like-minded state in Vertansk.

	Due to the wartime situation, arms shipments to the VTL needed to be facilitated by the [[Shuell\|People's Republic of Shuell]], which was at this point fiercely contesting the waters between their territory and the Dual Monarchy. Chairman XXX's government initially approved the delivery of arms and advisors to the VTL, conditional on continued Laeralian transfer of attack aircraft and munitions to their military, but by mid-1963 insisted that safeguarding naval transfers of arms to VTL fighters was an unbearable strain for the Shuellian People's Navy. The XXX regime had in fact found Kaljurand unacceptably nationalist and insufficiently pliable to their wishes for post-war Vertansk and Solavan, and at the 1964 Pasimit Conference in [[Serriel]] insisted that Gramont's government cease support for the VTL. Fearing the consequences of a jeopardized relationship with the People's Republic, Laeralsford terminated relations with the VTL and withdrew its advisors. This decision would have severe consequences for Laeral's standing in [[Liberalia\|northwest Liberalia]] for decades, as the communist Shuellian regime would soon collapse while Kaljurand would eventually emerge victorious following the [[Vostrau War]] to lead the Commonwealth ~~of Solavan and Vertansk~~.		Due to the wartime situation, arms shipments to the VTL needed to be facilitated by the [[Shuell\|People's Republic of Shuell]], which was at this point fiercely contesting the waters between their territory and the Dual Monarchy. Chairman XXX's government initially approved the delivery of arms and advisors to the VTL, conditional on continued Laeralian transfer of attack aircraft and munitions to their military, but by mid-1963 insisted that safeguarding naval transfers of arms to VTL fighters was an unbearable strain for the Shuellian People's Navy. The XXX regime had in fact found Kaljurand unacceptably nationalist and insufficiently pliable to their wishes for post-war Vertansk and Solavan, and at the 1964 Pasimit Conference in [[Serriel]] insisted that Gramont's government cease support for the VTL. Fearing the consequences of a jeopardized relationship with the People's Republic, Laeralsford terminated relations with the VTL and withdrew its advisors. This decision would have severe consequences for Laeral's standing in [[Liberalia\|northwest Liberalia]] for decades, as the communist Shuellian regime would soon collapse while Kaljurand would eventually emerge victorious following the [[Vostrau War]] to lead the [[Trans-Sastovian Commonwealth]].


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Laeral at 21:54, 24 February 2023

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	Chakma herself was betrayed and captured in 1965 while working to unify the ''Magora Gouri People's Army'' with the broader Free Andhrapuri Forces; she was executed by Daryan forces on October 27th, and is considered a martyr in Andhrapur. Andhrapur would achieve independence following the Great War and was poised to become a key regional ally, until the civilian government aligned with founding First Secretary Masud was deposed by a military coup in 1973. Laeralian-Andhrapuri cooperation during the Andhrapuri War of Liberation, however, remains a cornerstone of amicable Laeralian-Andhrapuri relations.		Chakma herself was betrayed and captured in 1965 while working to unify the ''Magora Gouri People's Army'' with the broader Free Andhrapuri Forces; she was executed by Daryan forces on October 27th, and is considered a martyr in Andhrapur. Andhrapur would achieve independence following the Great War and was poised to become a key regional ally, until the civilian government aligned with founding First Secretary Masud was deposed by a military coup in 1973. Laeralian-Andhrapuri cooperation during the Andhrapuri War of Liberation, however, remains a cornerstone of amicable Laeralian-Andhrapuri relations.

			==Support for the Vertanskan Boatman's Society==
			In January 1962, following Laeral's entry into the [[Great War]], Gramont's Cabinet Council on Military Affairs approved the supply of arms in support of Maanus Kaljurand, the [[Vertansk and Solavan\|Vertanskan]] republican revolutionary who headed the [[Vertanskan Boatman's Society]] (VTL), an emigre republican militant group seeking to raise a revolution within the Dual Monarchy. Archival documents from the meeting indicate that the misgivings of BFI Director Leclerq regarding the ideological reliability of Kaljurand and his alignment with Laeralian interests were overruled. President Gramont, who had met Kaljurand in 1950 during a visit to drive up support for the VTL among the Vertanskan expatriate community, had reportedly developed a rapport with the aging revolutionary, insisted that Kaljurand could be trusted and emphasized the value of a like-minded state in Vertansk.

	[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]]		Due to the wartime situation, arms shipments to the VTL needed to be facilitated by the [[Shuell\|People's Republic of Shuell]], which was at this point fiercely contesting the waters between their territory and the Dual Monarchy. Chairman XXX's government initially approved the delivery of arms and advisors to the VTL, conditional on continued Laeralian transfer of attack aircraft and munitions to their military, but by mid-1963 insisted that safeguarding naval transfers of arms to VTL fighters was an unbearable strain for the Shuellian People's Navy. The XXX regime had in fact found Kaljurand unacceptably nationalist and insufficiently pliable to their wishes for post-war Vertansk and Solavan, and at the 1964 Pasimit Conference in [[Serriel]] insisted that Gramont's government cease support for the VTL. Fearing the consequences of a jeopardized relationship with the People's Republic, Laeralsford terminated relations with the VTL and withdrew its advisors. This decision would have severe consequences for Laeral's standing in [[Liberalia\|northwest Liberalia]] for decades, as the communist Shuellian regime would soon collapse while Kaljurand would eventually emerge victorious following the [[Vostrau War]] to lead the Commonwealth of Solavan and Vertansk.


			[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]] [[Category: Great War]]

Laeral at 15:57, 23 February 2023

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	The '''Forward Operations Doctrine''' was a [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] military and political doctrine calling for covert material support for ideologically-aligned militant groups abroad where such support would hinder a state threat to Laeralian interests. Although retroactively used to justify President [[Sun Jia-wei\|Sun Jia-wei's]] principle of support for anti-regime militant groups in southern [[High Fells]] amidst the [[Accession of Lienne\|Accession of Lienne (Second Fellsian War)]] in 1949, the doctrine was revitalized in 1957 under Sun's premiership~~, and would continue through~~ the ~~end~~ of the [[Great War]].		The '''Forward Operations Doctrine''' was a [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] military and political doctrine calling for covert material support for ideologically-aligned militant groups abroad where such support would hinder a state threat to Laeralian interests. Although retroactively used to justify President [[Sun Jia-wei\|Sun Jia-wei's]] principle of support for anti-regime militant groups in southern [[High Fells]] amidst the [[Accession of Lienne\|Accession of Lienne (Second Fellsian War)]] in 1949, the doctrine was revitalized in 1957 under Sun's premiership. The most successful instance of the Forward Operations doctrine was Laeralian sponsorship of the [[Free Andhrapuri Forces]] during the [[Great War]], and Laeralian support for aligned resistance movements would continue throughout that conflict.

	==Origins==		==Origins==
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	The implementation of the Forward Operations Doctrine produced mixed results. All three groups received communications equipment and trainers from the BFI immediately, while arms transfers began over the course of the next year. The Socialist Revolutionary Army proved effective and ideologically capable, but was driven underground by a government crackdown in 1959 that shattered the organization; its forces would later unify with the [[Federation Army of Slokais]]. The Narbonne Partisan Front, although sharing affinities to Laeral due to French linguistic ties, was too ideologically incoherent for the liking of its patrons in Laeralsford, and the BFI liaison recommended support be withdrawn by 1959. Armed support was only withdrawn, however, in 1961 due to the eruption of the [[Great War]], by which time weapons provided to the Front had been found in the hands of Fellsian-backed [[Liennese Patriotic Front]] insurgents in the [[Liennese Conflict]].		The implementation of the Forward Operations Doctrine produced mixed results. All three groups received communications equipment and trainers from the BFI immediately, while arms transfers began over the course of the next year. The Socialist Revolutionary Army proved effective and ideologically capable, but was driven underground by a government crackdown in 1959 that shattered the organization; its forces would later unify with the [[Federation Army of Slokais]]. The Narbonne Partisan Front, although sharing affinities to Laeral due to French linguistic ties, was too ideologically incoherent for the liking of its patrons in Laeralsford, and the BFI liaison recommended support be withdrawn by 1959. Armed support was only withdrawn, however, in 1961 due to the eruption of the [[Great War]], by which time weapons provided to the Front had been found in the hands of Fellsian-backed [[Liennese Patriotic Front]] insurgents in the [[Liennese Conflict]].

			During the [[Great War]] itself, the role of supporting resistance movements abroad was transferred to the Office of Strategic Operations within Inter-Services Intelligence, but these missions built upon the lessons learned from Forward Operations doctrine operations.

	==Support for the Free Andhrapuri Forces==		==Support for the Free Andhrapuri Forces==
	[[File:VioletteChakma.jpg\|~~175px~~\|thumb\|left\|Violette Chakma, BFI advisor to the Free Andhrapuri Forces in Operation Talisman.]]		[[File:VioletteChakma.jpg\|160px\|thumb\|left\|Violette Chakma, BFI advisor to the Free Andhrapuri Forces in Operation Talisman.]]
	The [[Free Andhrapuri Forces]], the armed wing of the [[Andhrapur\|Andhrapuri]] government-in-exile which maintained headquarters in [[Laeralsford]], proved to be the most reliable beneficiary of Forward Operations Doctrine support. Seeing the Andhrapuri resistance fighters as both dedicated and effective warriors and the Andhrapuri Maharaj a trustworthy partner, Laeralian arms flowed generously to the Free Andhrapuri Forces from 1957 through the end of the [[Great War]], allowing them to carry out an ongoing guerrilla war against the Daryan occupation of their homeland.		The [[Free Andhrapuri Forces]], the armed wing of the [[Andhrapur\|Andhrapuri]] government-in-exile which maintained headquarters in [[Laeralsford]], proved to be the most reliable beneficiary of Forward Operations Doctrine support. Seeing the Andhrapuri resistance fighters as both dedicated and effective warriors and the Andhrapuri Maharaj a trustworthy partner, Laeralian arms flowed generously to the Free Andhrapuri Forces from 1957 through the end of the [[Great War]], allowing them to carry out an ongoing guerrilla war against the Daryan occupation of their homeland.

	Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' ~~Azad~~, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].		Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' Masud, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a potent force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].

			Chakma herself was betrayed and captured in 1965 while working to unify the ''Magora Gouri People's Army'' with the broader Free Andhrapuri Forces; she was executed by Daryan forces on October 27th, and is considered a martyr in Andhrapur. Andhrapur would achieve independence following the Great War and was poised to become a key regional ally, until the civilian government aligned with founding First Secretary Masud was deposed by a military coup in 1973. Laeralian-Andhrapuri cooperation during the Andhrapuri War of Liberation, however, remains a cornerstone of amicable Laeralian-Andhrapuri relations.

	Chakma herself was betrayed and captured in 1965 while working to unify the ''Magora Gouri People's Army'' with the broader Free Andhrapuri Forces; she was executed by Daryan forces on October 27th, and is considered a martyr in Andhrapur. Andhrapur would achieve independence following the Great War and was poised to become a key regional ally, until First Secretary Azad was

	[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]]		[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]]

Laeral at 04:04, 23 February 2023

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	Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' Azad, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].		Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' Azad, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].

	Chakma herself was betrayed and captured in ~~1966~~ while working to unify the ''Magora Gouri People's Army'' with the broader Free Andhrapuri Forces; she was executed by Daryan forces on October 27th, and is considered a martyr in Andhrapur.		Chakma herself was betrayed and captured in 1965 while working to unify the ''Magora Gouri People's Army'' with the broader Free Andhrapuri Forces; she was executed by Daryan forces on October 27th, and is considered a martyr in Andhrapur. Andhrapur would achieve independence following the Great War and was poised to become a key regional ally, until First Secretary Azad was

	[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]]		[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]]

Laeral at 01:04, 23 February 2023

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	Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' Azad, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].		Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' Azad, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].

			Chakma herself was betrayed and captured in 1966 while working to unify the ''Magora Gouri People's Army'' with the broader Free Andhrapuri Forces; she was executed by Daryan forces on October 27th, and is considered a martyr in Andhrapur.

	[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]]		[[Category: Laeral]] [[Category: History]] [[Category: Military]]

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	==Support for the Free Andhrapuri Forces==		==Support for the Free Andhrapuri Forces==
	[[File:VioletteChakma.jpg\|175px\|thumb\|left\|Violette Chakma, BFI advisor to the Free Andhrapuri Forces in Operation Talisman.]]		[[File:VioletteChakma.jpg\|175px\|thumb\|left\|Violette Chakma, BFI advisor to the Free Andhrapuri Forces in Operation Talisman.]]
	The [[Free Andhrapuri Forces]], the armed wing of the [[Andhrapuri]] government-in-exile which maintained headquarters in [[Laeralsford]], proved to be the most reliable beneficiary of Forward Operations Doctrine support. Seeing the Andhrapuri resistance fighters as both dedicated and effective warriors and the Andhrapuri Maharaj a trustworthy partner, Laeralian arms flowed generously to the Free Andhrapuri Forces from 1957 through the end of the [[Great War]], allowing them to carry out an ongoing guerrilla war against the Daryan occupation of their homeland.		The [[Free Andhrapuri Forces]], the armed wing of the [[Andhrapur\|Andhrapuri]] government-in-exile which maintained headquarters in [[Laeralsford]], proved to be the most reliable beneficiary of Forward Operations Doctrine support. Seeing the Andhrapuri resistance fighters as both dedicated and effective warriors and the Andhrapuri Maharaj a trustworthy partner, Laeralian arms flowed generously to the Free Andhrapuri Forces from 1957 through the end of the [[Great War]], allowing them to carry out an ongoing guerrilla war against the Daryan occupation of their homeland.

	Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' Azad, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].		Much of the success of Laeralian-Andhrapuri military cooperation in Andhrapur, christened Operation Talisman, can be attributed to the BFI operative Violette Chakma. Born in Laeral from an Andhrapuri noble family, Chakma was among the few women to work for the BFI, and was assigned as the liaison to the Free Andhrapuri Forces fighters in Daryan-colonized Andhrapur. Chakma became a close advisor to General Fahim Rubel ''Muktipata'' Azad, leader of FAF forces, and mobilized the FAF into a force which successfully tied down over 1 million Daryan troops on occupation duty during the [[Great War]].

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