Carrier Cascade – Battle of the North pacific
It’s December 11, 1984. Soviet naval intelligence has confirmed that NATO merchant convoys are brazenly transiting a restricted corridor in the northern Pacific, heedless of international advisories meant to preserve neutrality in this volatile region. These convoys reportedly carry an array of critical supplies—from ammunition to sophisticated military hardware—destined for NATO’s frontline forces in Japan. An imposing carrier group has been identified in the area, tasked with shielding these shipments alongside a rumored submarine escort. High Command has declared neutralizing the NATO carrier as your main objective, recognizing its pivotal role in protecting the convoy and sustaining NATO’s logistics across the Pacific. By eliminating this carrier, the convoys’ defensive coverage will be severely compromised, creating an exploitable weakness in NATO’s maritime supply chain. Concurrently, you are ordered to engage and sink as many NATO merchant ships as possible to further disrupt their logistical lifeline. Precision targeting is paramount: fire only upon verified NATO vessels to avoid triggering diplomatic fallout or accidental engagement of neutrals. A successful raid will force NATO to reevaluate their shipping routes and divert critical assets, weakening their overall war effort. Failure, on the other hand, would maintain their iron grip over the northern Pacific corridor, granting them unchallenged access to funnel resources into the conflict.
Side: USSR (PACT)
Difficulty (2) **
