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Post by johnny on Oct 15, 2010 0:26:54 GMT -5
A heavy mist sat heavy on the coastline, masking many distinguishing features of the land. A light rain would accompany the eerie fog - an omen to many, but home to those of Washington. While most of the coastal cities sat safely behind several islands and the general island landmass of Vancouver Island, small beach towns were still on the mainland. While the waves crashed against the sandy ridges, it was a good day for the ocean, and a calm setting for the battle.
Reports of enemy sitings echoed through several networks, and the Washington military had an ample amount of time to send forth a decent sized fleet to protect the shoreline, while at the same time several UAV's scouted the mist, ready to report back any knowledge gained.
Reports as well as a distress call was already released to D.C. but how fast they would be able to act would be unknown. Assistance from Hawaii as well as California and Portland would easily take a day - so if this was a serious invasion, the opponent would have to struggle for it.
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Post by china on Oct 15, 2010 1:10:52 GMT -5
the chinese flag soared above the naval fleets that split the sea - the progress of years and years of hard work and effort finally paying off. china's military was massive due to its abundance of population, and every american feared the day that they would be overcame due to the sheer brute size of their foe. however, let's not assume that the chinese were unintelligent. they didn't come with only a fleet. the skies roared with planes as well, separated into groups of three as a few spanned above the navy, taking off from the docks upon the massive ships.
after getting a suitable distance, they began to slow their speed - and a few of the planes (about five) drove up to the north of the coast, smashing down the UAV's and quickly making their way upwards, searching for a less protected area. behind the first unit of five would fly three others as reinforcements, as the ships that had ceased a considerable distance away safely formed an apparent 'defensive' line, preparing for battle. he would allow his opponent to make the first move.
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