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LEVI BUCHANAN

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1: News from the Front . . . . . . . . . . 2

Chapter 2: Roll Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Chapter 3: Weapons and Vehicles . . . . . . . . 12

Chapter 4: Boot-Up Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Chapter 5: MOUT 101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Chapter 6: War Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Chapter 7: Mission 1 Rural . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Chapter 8: Mission 2 Urban . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Chapter 9: Mission 3 Streets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Chapter 10: Mission 4 Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Chapter 11: Mission 5 Palace Gates . . . . . . 79

Chapter 12: Mission 6 Palace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

Chapter 13: Mission 7 Sandstorm . . . . . . . 104

Chapter 14: Mission 8 University . . . . . . . . 114

Chapter 15: Mission 9 Crash Site . . . . . . . . 123

Chapter 16: Mission 10 Refineries . . . . . . . 131

Chapter 17: Mission 11 Last Stand . . . . . . 140

Chapter 18: FULL SPECTRUM EXTRAS . . . . . 149

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NEWS FROM THE FRONT

New World Disorder

War has lost its traditional meaning. No longer do the

“bad guys” march beneath recognized flags with well-

organized, uniformed armies. Now, combat is waged

against the free world by pockets of terrorist cells lashing

out in surgical, bloody strikes that have the power to

shape national policy, upset elections, and change the

course of history.

Zekistan has known many an absentee landlord. The

Mongols. Alexander the Great. The grand Roman Empire.

The Ottoman Empire. The British. And, most recently, until

its spectacular fall in 1991, the Soviet Union.

Throughout history, this small desert country–a territory

with seemingly little tactical use for these great

armies–has been under siege. Zekistan borders

Afghanistan, China, and Pakistan, placing it in the center

of what is indisputably the modern world’s hornet’s nest.

Life has not always been full of struggle in Zekistan. When

occupied by non-hostile forces, the nation was a cultural

hub where worldly scholars rubbed elbows with wealthy

merchants. Zekistan enjoyed such a period of stability

after the British (which had wrested control and

colonization from the Turks) released the nation from its

rapidly crumbling empire in the early 1800s.

Welcome to Zekistan, the

latest flashpoint in a world

struggling with coveted

borders and disparate

ideology. History has not

allowed Zekistan to develop

its own self-identity–it is a

nation that has only known occupation. Only known rule

from afar, gripped by the hands of foreign governments.

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Zekistan saw peace for almost one hundred years.

However, when the Soviet Union saw incredible expansion

in the beginning of the 20th Century, Zekistan found itself

again under foreign rule.

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But the fall of a once powerful country has thrown

Zekistan into political and social unrest. The vacuum of

legitimate government has resulted in a deadly power

struggle. Ethnic tribes fight each other over mere acres

and precious resources.

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A SOVIET STATE

Zekistan did not roll over and take the Soviet invasion

lying down. For fourteen years, Soviet forces felt the sting

of ethnic Zeki rebel fighters. Skilled at warfare in treach-

erous terrain (unlike the Germans in World War II, that

underestimated the severity of both Russian winters and

the Russian army), Zeki nationals resisted the Bolshevik

invasion.

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A NATION FOREVER CONQUERED

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However, the Soviets possessed greater resources than

the Zekis, and the resistance began to falter. Sensing

weakness, the Soviets unleashed a ferocious and brutal

onslaught against Zeki villages. Thousands were killed.

Towns were leveled. The Soviets tried to crush the

nation’s identity by targeting Zekistan’s cultural centers,

destroying monuments and priceless artifacts.

For the first half of the 20th Century, the Soviets held firm

control over the Zeki population and its borders. But while

its back may have been broken, Zekistan’s spirit survived.

Secretly, in the late 1960s, the Zekistan Liberation Front

(ZLF) began to coalesce. In a classic David-and-Goliath

struggle, the ragtag army managed to rattle the Soviet

occupation with guerilla strikes. The Soviet forces retal-

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iated against the ZLF, but like a fast-spreading fire, it was

impossible to stamp out. The Soviets were unrelenting in

their efforts, though, and often hit the ZLF hard.

Little is known about Al Afad’s

youth, but intelligence sources do

know that the young Al Afad was

not well attended-to by his

mother, an heiress to a

Lebanese winery with a

taste for the extravagant.

The child did not exactly fit in

with the mother’s life of luxury.

When Al Afad’s father was away,

she placed the boy in the care of

nannies or shuttled him off to

private boarding schools far from

the family home.

The ZLF knew that it would require international help to

turn back the Soviets. Fortunately, the height of the Cold

War in the ‘80s worked to Zekistan’s advantage. The CIA

quietly supplied the TLF with money, weapons, and

training. (The CIA was running a similar program in

Afghanistan at the same time.)

COLD WAR: FAIT ACCOMPLI

Despite the help of the CIA, it was ultimately the Soviet

Union itself that was its undoing. Buckling under the social

unrest and the massive national debt racked up by an out-

of-control arms race, the Soviet Union fell apart in 1991.

Al Afad prospered at school,

earning top grades. He completed

pre-college studies in the United

Kingdom. He was accepted into a

highly ranked American university

where the brilliant (and

handsome) Al Afad excelled.

Taking a keen interest in his roots

and culture, Al Afad concentrated his education on Middle

Eastern affairs, graduating in 1975 with a political science

major.

October 4, 1991 is a day that ethnic Zekis celebrate, for it

was the day they woke up as their own rulers again. Soviet

forces pulled out of the region (abandoning a great deal of

military hardware), leaving Zekistan to its own fate.

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The sudden withdrawal was not without misgiving. With

no warning or transitional government in place, Zekistan

found itself in a state of civil war.

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Neighboring nations, sensing opportunity, made grabs at

Zekistan, hoping to carve off pieces of land for themselves.

Ethnic tribes and local warlords, once pinched by the

Soviet occupation, declared themselves back in business

and deserving of their own corner of Zekistan.

However, Al Afad’s Western views on the situation in the

Middle East were severely derailed when civil war

descended on Lebanon.

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Political unrest back home led to violence in the streets. Al

Afad’s wealthy family was the frequent target of threats

from rebel leaders. Many of the family riches were forcibly

taken, leading the Al Afads to flee their home and their

country.

Rather than regaining its identity, Zekistan found itself

splintered into territories–each viciously defended by rival

tribes and leaders. And, as history has shown countless

times, when a desperate nation fights itself, dangerous

men prosper.

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A Dangerous Man

His name is Mohammad Jabbour Al Afad. Currently, the

most wanted man in the world. But he did not begin his

life destined to be the thorn in the free world’s side, his

face synonymous with the word “terrorist.”

Al Afad was horrified and angered by the situation in

Lebanon. It is reported that at this juncture Al Afad began

to move toward a more fundamentalist view of the

world–eventually leaving America for Pakistan, where he

could immerse himself in the Koran with like-minded

persons.

PERSONAL HISTORY

Al Afad was born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1952, the son of an

extremely wealthy family. Al Afad’s father was a very

successful importer/exporter of precious gems (including

diamonds). His successful business ventures often kept

him abroad, leaving Al Afad in the care of his mother.

At this point, there is an intelligence gap in Al Afad’s

timeline. For three years, Al Afad completely dropped off

the grid, his exact whereabouts unknown. Eventually, he

was found again in Beirut, fraternizing with fundamen-

talist groups, many believed to have terrorist links.

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THE LION OF KHYBER

It has been confirmed that Al Afad appeared in

Afghanistan in 1981. He joined the Mujahideen resistance,

dedicated to fighting the Soviet occupation. His intelli-

gence, combined with his incredible charisma, served the

resistance well. Al Afad was a natural leader, and he was

put in charge of a guerilla unit, stationed in the Khyber

Pass, a 33-mile passage through the snow-capped Hindu

Kush mountain range between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

countries, such as Somalia, served only to bolster the

fundamentalist message–the West, a force of capitalism and

imperialism, was as much a mortal enemy as the Soviets.

The Taliban was able to use this anti-West sentiment to

achieve control over Afghanistan, while Zekistan was

plunged into a civil war. Taking advantage of the power

vacuum left behind by the sudden Soviet removal, Al Afad

led his faction of guerillas in a successful campaign against

smaller groups, installing himself as the dictator of Zekistan.

Terrorist State: Zekistan

With Al Afad now the de facto ruler of Zekistan, the world

has a new terrorist state to contend with. Following his

ascension, Al Afad ordered ethnic cleansing of native

Zekis, the first step to establishing a true fundamentalist

state. And if genocide isn’t enough to provoke a reaction

from the rest of the world, Al Afad’s terrorist campaign

against Western targets certainly is.

The Khyber Pass has been the launching point of

conquering armies throughout history. Alexander the

Great crossed the treacherous pass to march on India in

326 BC. Genghis Khan led his Mongol armies through the

great pass. The British fought and fell at the Khyber Pass

during three Afghan Wars, the most recent in 1919.

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And at the Khyber Pass, Al Afad proved his valor and

cunning against the Soviet encroachers. His repeated

strikes and victories against the Soviets earned him the

name, “The Lion of Khyber.” The CIA, also keen on

stymieing the expansion of the Soviet Empire, noticed his

success. It is believed that the CIA provided Al Afad and

his unit with combat training and weapons in 1984.

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AL AFAD’S JIHAD

After the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan and the removal

of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, Al Afad is committed to

capitalizing on the strong current of anti-Western

sentiment that permeates the subcontinent.

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However, his enemies caught up with Al Afad in 1986.

Betrayed by one of his men, the “Lion” was caged by the

Soviets. Al Afad was to be executed, but a startling rescue

effort by Al Afad’s loyalists was successful.

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Al Afad has welcomed Taliban and Iraqi National Guard

refugees into his ranks, giving him control over a terrorist

network similar to that in pre-2001 Afghanistan. Declaring a

jihad against the west, Al Afad has begun a campaign of

terror against strategic Western targets, helping finance

operations with the remainder of his family’s former riches.

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With Afghanistan deemed too dangerous (and with his

betrayal still stinging), Al Afad relocated to Zekistan where

he could continue his charge against the Soviets. Within

months, Al Afad was again in command of a unit of

guerilla fighters, the Zekistan Liberation Front (ZLF).

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In 2004, the world has seen a horrific rash of terrorist

strikes in Europe and Southeast Asia against American

and UK interests. Targets have included embassies,

regional corporate headquarters, and other Western-linked

capitalist ventures.

Al Afad’s ZLF grew rapidly as the legend of the “Lion”

spread across the subcontinent. Foreign fighters from Iran,

Syria, and Pakistan joined ethnic Zekis, swelling the ranks

of the ZLF. Under Al Afad’s leadership, the ZLF soon

became a serious threat against the Soviet occupation

forces, capable of planning and delivering effective,

pinpoint surprise attacks.

CIA and NSA intelligence has finally linked these attacks to

Zekistan and Al Afad’s army. However, despite presenting a

solid case for military action to the United Nations, the UN

supports only diplomatic measures and humanitarian aid.

POST COLD WAR MOVEMENT

When the Soviet Union abandoned Afghanistan and

Zekistan, fundamentalism attempted to create and enforce

centralized order in the shattered nation. Western forces,

instead of being acknowledged for their attempted aid

against Soviet occupation, were instead demonized by

fundamentalist clerics and leaders. Actions in Islamic

Despite the UN’s decree, countries directly affected by Al

Afad’s terrorist network ,as well as sympathetic nations

(perhaps out of fear that they will be next), formed a

coalition dedicated to sending troops to Zekistan and

removing Al Afad from power. The coalition includes

military support from the UK, Australia, Poland, Canada,

Spain, and the Czech Republic.

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