As hundreds of our brave Marines charge the beaches of south Nyronia the first blood of the war has been spilled. Our ships bombarded the beeches with their cannons, followed by hundreds of men, personnel carriers, and even our tank hunters, emerging from the sea on their landing crafts. Slide 1: The first group of soldiers hit the beaches after a naval bombardment. They were supported with personnel carriers and eventually tank hunters. Their cannons and landing craft guns tore up the beach's guards. But even under this fire the South Nyronian soldiers held strong and bravely. By the end of the battle many were dead on both sides, but our naval and armored support led to our victory. We took the beach and progressed inland. 326 out of our 630 Marines were killed in this landing; they shall forever be remembered and represented as heroes across the nation Slide 2: after capture of the beach, scouting crews moved deeper into enemy lines to try and locate the enemy reinforcements. They ended up unsuccessful so far and returned to the FOB (forward operating base) along the beaches bunker line. We cannot extend much farther as much of the beach still remains under enemy control, but naval bombardments continue. Eventually once reinforcements arrive and we overwhelm this border we can move in on the open land routes. We shall wait for Cyan troops from the north and permission to deploy Britania's troops. Slide 3: A solo tank hunter lies in a camouflaged position firing on retreating forces, anyone left in hiding or waiting for reinforcement. That tank is the Panzerbrecher Zahl 156. They saw service on the beach and behind the defensive line. They got 15 confirmed kills that day
