(PU:NE) War of the Great Lakes

Instructions

After the war of Unification the Enclave is blood thirsty as it is ready to bring its nation to glory. And thanks to some rising tensions with Quebec we knew who are first target was going to be. The attack started with the naval forces in the Great Lakes starting to bombarded bases and cities near the coast with the Great Lakes. This would weaken enemy defenses letting a naval forces of over 49k to land on the southern coast. They would quickly start taking key roads and villages on the coast. They would start setting up artillery defenses in occupied area and even forts as they dug in and began to prepare for advancement. Land forces would begin to advance in the west via our borders. They would start with massive artillery strikes weakening enemy positions near the front lines which would let mechanized devisions push towards rivers and lakes in the area letting supplies move faster and more efficiently to the front lines. After this light forces would start pushing through open areas letting us bypass pockets of enemy resistance. Our forces would start to reach the outskirts of Toronto. This would see heavy enemy resistance from inside the city. Our forces would start artillery attacks on the city weakening the defenses. Infantry forces would manage to break the lines of the enemy trying to defend the city. Enclave forces would start moving block by block in the city as enemy forces were slowly squeezed out of the city. Trains would start to move supplies to the front lines letting us gain the upper hand with our fire power. This would let us capture western highways and defenses that were stoping us from advancing originally. As this new aid would let our artillery be more effective as they would destroy enemy positions from the forests and other types of terrain. Fighter air craft would start attacks on enemy supply lines, this would start starving forts that were under attack letting us finally take them. Air craft would start attacking armored devisions that tried to make it to the front lines, this would weaken the enemy defenses. As at the time air raids would start happening at night weakening enemy forces as well as lowering morale due to a lack of sleep thanks to the cover of night stopping us from being spotted. Recon teams would be sent out at night and day in the forests for two reasons. One to weaken any spotted forces as they tried to advance to the front lines. Then they would use this to see enemy move ments and fortifications near the front lines.