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'''Mission Stone''' (12 January - 21 January 1943) was an Allied special operations raid on an Imperial facility that housed several Quenminese, Archadian, and Imperial scientists. The operation took place in a facility just a few miles away from [[Capo Andorino]].  
'''Mission Stone''' (12 January - 21 January 1943) was an Allied special operations raid on an Imperial facility that housed several Quenminese, Archadian, and Imperial scientists. The operation took place in a facility just a few miles away from [[Capo Andorino]].  


The mission's objectives involved capturing and assassinating key Imperial scientists in order to further slow the development of the atomic bomb for the Imperials.
The mission's objectives involved capturing and assassinating key Imperial scientists in order to further slow the development of the atomic bomb for the Imperials. Following the success of [[Operation Hydercide]], Archadian partisans reported the sightings of key Imperial Scientists being smuggled in. According to a few partisan listening posts, the smuggled scientists were highly praised in their respective regions. The reason for their arrival was to further accelerate the development of the Atomic Bomb, which had already been given a deadline as late as Winter 1943. It was later decided that the scientists were to either be captured or assassinated. The opportunity came on 10 January, when the scientists were placed into a holding camp just a few miles from a facility to be converted into a heavy water production plant. The mission was to be conducted by the [[Special Parachute Service I]], who were inserted in the region by Archadian Mafioso on the night of 15 January. A decoy attack was carried out by Archadian Partisans and Mafioso on the northern sector of the region in order to divert reinforcements in the area. This allowed the commandos to finally commence the operation on the night of 19 January. With the raid carried out in the middle of the night, the Imperials were unable to prevent the scienists from being captured or assassinated. In less than an hour, the raid was finished with the scientists either captured or killed. The commandos later exfiltrated by the evening of the next day.
 
The loss of the scientists proved to be a big setback for the Imperials and [[Plan AB]]. This resulted to Imperial High Command looking for more scientists to work on the development of the atomic bomb. The captured scientists were eventually sent to Allied High Command, whose information eventually proved useful and allowed the Allies discover more Imperial plans on the [[Andas Mountains]].
 


==Background==
==Background==

Revision as of 07:09, 14 August 2021

Mission Stone
Part of the Sixth Zacaya War and the Second Europan War
H 014599 101 Troop Special Service Brigade Oct 1941.jpg
Erebonian SAS troops in Monte Abrizzio
Date12 January - 21 January 1943
Location
Result Allied victory
Belligerents
Commanders and leaders
Strength
250 Commandos
750 Partisans
30 Planes
700 troops
1,500 Fascist Militias
15 Planes
Casualties and losses
10 Commandos wounded
154 Partisans killed or wounded
4 planes
379 troops wounded or killed
452 militia killed or wounded
10 planes
35 scientists captured

Mission Stone (12 January - 21 January 1943) was an Allied special operations raid on an Imperial facility that housed several Quenminese, Archadian, and Imperial scientists. The operation took place in a facility just a few miles away from Capo Andorino.

The mission's objectives involved capturing and assassinating key Imperial scientists in order to further slow the development of the atomic bomb for the Imperials. Following the success of Operation Hydercide, Archadian partisans reported the sightings of key Imperial Scientists being smuggled in. According to a few partisan listening posts, the smuggled scientists were highly praised in their respective regions. The reason for their arrival was to further accelerate the development of the Atomic Bomb, which had already been given a deadline as late as Winter 1943. It was later decided that the scientists were to either be captured or assassinated. The opportunity came on 10 January, when the scientists were placed into a holding camp just a few miles from a facility to be converted into a heavy water production plant. The mission was to be conducted by the Special Parachute Service I, who were inserted in the region by Archadian Mafioso on the night of 15 January. A decoy attack was carried out by Archadian Partisans and Mafioso on the northern sector of the region in order to divert reinforcements in the area. This allowed the commandos to finally commence the operation on the night of 19 January. With the raid carried out in the middle of the night, the Imperials were unable to prevent the scienists from being captured or assassinated. In less than an hour, the raid was finished with the scientists either captured or killed. The commandos later exfiltrated by the evening of the next day.

The loss of the scientists proved to be a big setback for the Imperials and Plan AB. This resulted to Imperial High Command looking for more scientists to work on the development of the atomic bomb. The captured scientists were eventually sent to Allied High Command, whose information eventually proved useful and allowed the Allies discover more Imperial plans on the Andas Mountains.


Background

Mission

Aftermath