1. From Bilbao, we establish one half of our offensive supply chain, which will be completed in Step 2. Supplies are donated and raised from this city, and will be distributed to offensives around the region. 2. From Barcelona, our second half of the supply line emerges. Mainly focused on the 4th Offensive, it grants them a steady and almost infinite amount of supplies to continue their offensive. 3. Attacking from a part of the Pyrenees that isn't too mountainous, we launch a surprise attack along the French coast which will soon meet up with our 5th Offensive Group if everything goes according to plan. 4. Bolstered by the Barcelona supply chain, a substantial amount of troops invade through the least mountainous region of the Pyrenees, rolling through arable land and catching the French off guard (I don't think they even know we're at war). 5. Not expecting an attack at all, especially from the sea, French forces will be caught COMPLETELY off guard with our invasion of Bordeaux. Thousands of troops storm in under the cover of coastal bombardment, crushing the defenses of the French militia whilst ground troops equipped with sub-machine guns and shotguns clear out the French urban militia with ease, utilizing their experience to their advantage. 6. Bolstered by the Balearic Chain Supply Line, the 6th Offensive Group launches an invasion of Marseille. The attack will be unexpected, and many will not even know until the coastal bombardment begins. Similar to in Bordeaux, French defenses will be shattered with bombardments from Spanish ships before marines are deployed, overwhelming militias with crowd-control weapons such as shotguns and sub-machine guns. 7. Utilizing our Balearic Island territories, we form a supply chain granting Spanish marines resupply on their mission to France. With our Balearic Chain Defenses, this supply line would be extremely difficult to pierce or rupture. 8. As the dust settles, France loses some of its most economically productive cities, its Pyrenees defenses, and a large portion of its naval forces. While they didn't lose a lot of land, the value of the land lost makes this operation devastating. Besides, the French leadership doesn't even realize that the war is going on at all, and he never addresses Spain, too focused on Germany to act.
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