Operation Zett: Present

Admiral Yamamoto yawned as he read the briefing for the day. The Bzerne forces continued their game of chicken with less frequency over Delta Harbor, while they shifted their efforts on defending the RDC capital from the invading RIM forces. The admiral chuckled as he noted the relative ease with which the rebels exploited the Frost rules of engagement such as the RIM use of their civilian fishing fleet to stage a surprise invasion into Zett island. However, his countenance changed as he read the briefing. According to aerial scouts the RIM controlled a third of Zett Island while the RDC with the help of their Bzern allies mounted a desperate defense of the island. Yamamoto hated the thought of sending the Army to clean up the Navy's blunder if the RIM successfully occupied Zett Island. Yamamoto hoped to take advantage of the fact that the loss of Zett island to the RIM was a conclusion all parties tacitly opposed and opened a small strip of airspace covering the Island. Time would only tell if the Bzern and RDC would capitalize on that small opening to repel the RIM.

Zett Island

Commander Konicki grinned as his Captains walked into the command tent of the RIM Zett Liberation Task Force to give their reports. 
The Commander's audacious plan of stealthily shipping troops across the blockade zone through civilian ships was a resounding success as they secured a firm beach head and marched deep into the island. His Captains had encountered heavy resistance from the local defense force but they were quickly silenced by a few rounds of Mustard canisters. However, their progress to taking care of the weaklings had been stalled by a foreign force, one that was far more competent than their quarry. The reports that his captains told was apparently clear that this new threat was a force to be reckoned with, but one that will inevitably pushed out as the Frost navy fulfilled its role as an inadvertent friend of the RIM.