Don't Pass Line - Revision history

CourseDirector at 21:37, 5 June 2019

2019-06-05T21:37:57Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:37, 5 June 2019
Line 1:		Line 1:
	The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivotal battles of the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], and widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion. The battle occured in [[A.Y.]] 6800, twelve years before the official end of hostilities.		The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivotal battles of the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], and widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion. The battle occured in [[A.Y.]] 6800, twelve years before the official end of hostilities. The flagship for the battle was ''[[C.B.S Constellation]]''.

	==Kamian Tactics==		==Kamian Tactics==

CourseDirector at 00:14, 27 December 2018

2018-12-27T00:14:37Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:14, 27 December 2018
Line 20:		Line 20:

	It was the largest space-battle to date, and the first time in history a Kamian lighting attack was successfully stopped.		It was the largest space-battle to date, and the first time in history a Kamian lighting attack was successfully stopped.

			[[Category:Course Books]]

Siddharth1 at 16:54, 15 July 2013

2013-07-15T16:54:17Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:54, 15 July 2013
Line 10:		Line 10:

	==Preperations==		==Preperations==
	The Kamians use a battle group system based upon 4 ~~capitol~~ ships and eight support ships. By that division, they assembled 700 battle groups, or 8,400 ships.		The Kamians use a battle group system based upon 4 capital ships and eight support ships. By that division, they assembled 700 battle groups, or 8,400 ships.

	Crimson Blade battle groups at the time were 52 ships, and including the 8th Fleet of which he was in command, Gailen managed to gather 200, totalling 10,400 ships. He added to that 80 more [[Coalition]] battle groups of 20 ships each for an additional 1,600 ships, as well as forces conscripted from the local [[Merchant Marine]] fleet. These would be used primarily for transport and combat observation, and were organized into 10-ship groups around armament to add 185 additional battle groups or 1,850 more ships. In total, Gailen had ammassed 13,850 ships to defend three solar systems.		Crimson Blade battle groups at the time were 52 ships, and including the 8th Fleet of which he was in command, Gailen managed to gather 200, totalling 10,400 ships. He added to that 80 more [[Coalition]] battle groups of 20 ships each for an additional 1,600 ships, as well as forces conscripted from the local [[Merchant Marine]] fleet. These would be used primarily for transport and combat observation, and were organized into 10-ship groups around armament to add 185 additional battle groups or 1,850 more ships. In total, Gailen had ammassed 13,850 ships to defend three solar systems.

Siddharth1 at 16:53, 15 July 2013

2013-07-15T16:53:02Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:53, 15 July 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	The Don't Pass Line was one of the most ~~pivitol~~ battles of the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], and is widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion. The battle occured in [[A.Y.]] 6800, twelve years before the official end of hostilities.		The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivotal battles of the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], and widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion. The battle occured in [[A.Y.]] 6800, twelve years before the official end of hostilities.

	==Kamian Tactics==		==Kamian Tactics==
	The Kamians were infamous for using a ~~sort of~~ "lightning attack" ~~battle~~ strategy~~. It involved~~ staging large numbers of forces behind their own defensive line, then launching an all-out attack on an enemy position, moving as fast as possible, and hitting with maximum force. Similar ~~tactis~~ date back to the [[Mage Wars]] though they might ~~even~~ have been employed in [[Antiquity]].		The Kamians were infamous for using a "lightning attack" strategy of staging large numbers of forces behind their own defensive line, then launching an all-out attack on an enemy position; moving as fast as possible; and hitting with maximum force. Similar tactics date back to the [[Mage Wars]], though they might have been employed in [[Antiquity]].

	==Pre-Battle==		==Pre-Battle==
	The Kamians had become well-known for this tactic, and the typical [[Foundation]] ~~responce thusfar~~ had been a counter-tactic called Scorched Earth, in which Gudersnipe or [[Alliance]] forces retreated in the face of the lightning attack, and destroyed everything they could not take with them. This starved the Kamians of crucial facilities and resouces, and helped slow the advance.		The Kamians had become well-known for this tactic, and the typical [[Foundation]] response thus far had been a counter-tactic called Scorched Earth, in which Gudersnipe or [[Alliance]] forces retreated in the face of the lightning attack and destroyed everything they could not take with them. This starved the Kamians of crucial facilities and resouces, and helped slow the advance.

	~~However, in~~ this particular battle, the ~~defending forces recieved word an attack was coming. The~~ Admiral Comodore of the region, ~~one~~ [[Instructor Gailen\|Roberto Gailen]] decided enough was enough: the line would be drawn.		In this particular battle, the Admiral Comodore of the region, [[Instructor Gailen\|Roberto Gailen]] decided enough was enough: the line would be drawn beyond which Gudersnipe would not retreat.

	==Preperations==		==Preperations==
	The Kamians use a battle group system based ~~around~~ 4 capitol ships and eight support ships. By that division, they assembled 700 battle groups, or 8,400 ships.		The Kamians use a battle group system based upon 4 capitol ships and eight support ships. By that division, they assembled 700 battle groups, or 8,400 ships.

	Crimson Blade battle groups at the time were 52 ships, and including the 8th Fleet of which he was in command, Gailen managed to gather 200, totalling 10,400 ships. He added to that 80 more [[Coalition]] battle groups of 20 ships each for an additional 1,600 ships, as well as forces conscripted from the local [[Merchant Marine]] fleet. These would be used primarily for transport and combat observation, and were organized into 10-ship groups around armament to add 185 additional battle groups or 1,850 more ships. In total, Gailen had ammassed 13,850 ships to defend three solar systems.		Crimson Blade battle groups at the time were 52 ships, and including the 8th Fleet of which he was in command, Gailen managed to gather 200, totalling 10,400 ships. He added to that 80 more [[Coalition]] battle groups of 20 ships each for an additional 1,600 ships, as well as forces conscripted from the local [[Merchant Marine]] fleet. These would be used primarily for transport and combat observation, and were organized into 10-ship groups around armament to add 185 additional battle groups or 1,850 more ships. In total, Gailen had ammassed 13,850 ships to defend three solar systems.

CourseDirector: /* Preperations */

2010-09-02T01:16:18Z

Preperations

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:16, 2 September 2010
Line 12:		Line 12:
	The Kamians use a battle group system based around 4 capitol ships and eight support ships. By that division, they assembled 700 battle groups, or 8,400 ships.		The Kamians use a battle group system based around 4 capitol ships and eight support ships. By that division, they assembled 700 battle groups, or 8,400 ships.

	Crimson Blade battle groups at the time were 52 ships, and Gailen managed to gather 200, totalling 10,400 ships. He added to that 80 more [[Coalition]] battle groups of 20 ships each for an additional 1,600 ships, as well as forces conscripted from the local [[Merchant Marine]] fleet. These would be used primarily for transport and combat observation, and were organized into 10-ship groups around armament to add 185 additional battle groups or 1,850 more ships. In total, Gailen had ammassed 13,850 ships to defend three solar systems.		Crimson Blade battle groups at the time were 52 ships, and including the 8th Fleet of which he was in command, Gailen managed to gather 200, totalling 10,400 ships. He added to that 80 more [[Coalition]] battle groups of 20 ships each for an additional 1,600 ships, as well as forces conscripted from the local [[Merchant Marine]] fleet. These would be used primarily for transport and combat observation, and were organized into 10-ship groups around armament to add 185 additional battle groups or 1,850 more ships. In total, Gailen had ammassed 13,850 ships to defend three solar systems.

	In addition, the defensive force included 27 heavily-armed instalations and 600 orbital weapons platforms, as well as over 5,000,000 mines.		In addition, the defensive force included 27 heavily-armed instalations and 600 orbital weapons platforms, as well as over 5,000,000 mines.

CourseDirector at 03:32, 26 July 2010

2010-07-26T03:32:31Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:32, 26 July 2010
Line 1:		Line 1:
	The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivitol battles of the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], and is widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion.		The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivitol battles of the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], and is widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion. The battle occured in [[A.Y.]] 6800, twelve years before the official end of hostilities.

	==Kamian Tactics==		==Kamian Tactics==

CourseDirector: Created page with 'The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivitol battles of the Kamian Succession Wars, and is widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion. ==Kamian Tactics== The Kamia…'

2010-07-12T04:12:02Z

Created page with 'The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivitol battles of the Kamian Succession Wars, and is widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion. ==Kamian Tactics== The Kamia…'

New page

The Don't Pass Line was one of the most pivitol battles of the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], and is widely credited with halting the Kamian Expansion.

==Kamian Tactics==
The Kamians were infamous for using a sort of "lightning attack" battle strategy. It involved staging large numbers of forces behind their own defensive line, then launching an all-out attack on an enemy position, moving as fast as possible, and hitting with maximum force. Similar tactis date back to the [[Mage Wars]] though they might even have been employed in [[Antiquity]].

==Pre-Battle==
The Kamians had become well-known for this tactic, and the typical [[Foundation]] responce thusfar had been a counter-tactic called Scorched Earth, in which Gudersnipe or [[Alliance]] forces retreated in the face of the lightning attack, and destroyed everything they could not take with them. This starved the Kamians of crucial facilities and resouces, and helped slow the advance.

However, in this particular battle, the defending forces recieved word an attack was coming. The Admiral Comodore of the region, one [[Instructor Gailen|Roberto Gailen]] decided enough was enough: the line would be drawn.

==Preperations==
The Kamians use a battle group system based around 4 capitol ships and eight support ships. By that division, they assembled 700 battle groups, or 8,400 ships.

Crimson Blade battle groups at the time were 52 ships, and Gailen managed to gather 200, totalling 10,400 ships. He added to that 80 more [[Coalition]] battle groups of 20 ships each for an additional 1,600 ships, as well as forces conscripted from the local [[Merchant Marine]] fleet. These would be used primarily for transport and combat observation, and were organized into 10-ship groups around armament to add 185 additional battle groups or 1,850 more ships. In total, Gailen had ammassed 13,850 ships to defend three solar systems.

In addition, the defensive force included 27 heavily-armed instalations and 600 orbital weapons platforms, as well as over 5,000,000 mines.

==The Battle==
Gailen swore that the Kamians would not pass his line, and true to his words, the defenses held. In a brutal, 16-day battle, Gailen directed a wide and adaptable battle-strategy aimed at grinding the Kamian forces to dust.

It was the largest space-battle to date, and the first time in history a Kamian lighting attack was successfully stopped.