First Light of a New Age

Austronesian People's Empire, In An Ocean, Austronesian Exclusive Economic Zone, Inside A Sovereign Class Battleship, Inside The Command Room.

1st Year of God. Monday, 1st Week, Month Of David.

The day of the National Liberation War has come, and the Austronesian Liberation Military had completed its planning and logistical preparations, transitioning into the operational phase. The Austronesian Liberation Navy, in coordination with the Special Forces, was now mobilizing to capture important islands surrounding the Austronesian People's Empire.

These islands would serve as strategic points to expand naval range and establish dockyards for storing supplies that would enable operations in distant waters.

The offensive wouldn't be stopped after capturing these islands, the plan involved leaving a naval task force to defend them and another would be dedicated to patrolling the Empire's seas.

To protect the islands, a detachment of the Austronesian Liberation Marines would garrison the islands, utilizing local civilian industries to construct and, if necessary, expand the landmass into fortified positions to accommodate military structures and equipment.

The offensive would continue beyond the nearby islands, targeting enemy nations to capture strategic locations such as naval dockyards, military encampments, and vital industries. Destruction of civilian and military infrastructure was also a priority to cripple the enemy's war efforts. Operations would begin with nearby nations and gradually advance to those farther away as the infrastructure on captured islands was developed.

A key objective of the Liberation Military was to disrupt trade and communication within enemy territories. Severing supply lines and slowing information flow would ensure easier annexation and occupation to its fullest. Once strategic locations were secured, sustained air raids would target cities, villages, and areas of importance in the enemy nation with possibly carpet bombing, followed by ground invasions to bring down any remaining resistance that was left.

As for their transportation or the kinds of Brigades or Divisions they will be using, the Liberation Army planned to employ combined-arms tactics, utilizing mechanized divisions supported by airpower for rapid and effective advances.

Any surrendering forces would be accepted, but any further resistance would be immediately dealt with and neutralized. Simultaneously, the Austronesian Liberation Military, after landing in the enemy nation, would then start to contact and, if there is, a group of inferior rebels so that they could start setting up a puppet government under the Austronesian People's Empire's wing.

Because of the fact that the world they are on, there are bound to be logistical problems along with transportation problems due to the terrain that they would be moving in.

So to fix this, they added modifications to the vehicles that would soon be moving in towards the enemy nations. Moreover, because of the risk of ambushes, the Liberation Military would be moving in a non linear formation, as the Military advances while using scouting forces consisting of scout planes and some vehicles would be set forward so that they would be able to easily move in without much resistance.

However, just to be safe they would be moving in a non-single linear formation, instead they would be moving in multiple files of formation, and would be spread out throughout the area. Which means that these formations, tactics and strategies would be considered as asymmetrical warfare.

For the most part, that was basically the plan of the Austronesian Liberation Military, furthermore, when needed, they would also deploy the hardened special forces for things like rescue operations.

With a comprehensive strategy in place and concrete plan at hand, the entire Austronesian Liberation Military was fully mobilized and is now advancing towards their intended locations.