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Post by Indonesia on Sept 23, 2004 14:37:50 GMT -5
TNI Forces weave their way through the jungle, occassionaly encountering soldiers. They are scheduled to arrive in a position north of bangkok to attack in one RL Hour:
Casualties:
23 Siamese
32 Indonesians
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Post by Netherlands on Sept 23, 2004 15:02:16 GMT -5
The main force arrives at the outskirts of Bangkok. The Siamese forces could be seen building fortifications around the city. The Dutch generals decided on a half-circle attack. They would send their forces in like a (.
As the main assault began, it began to rain quite hard on the battle field as the Dutch soldiers charged forward. The rain would limit the attack on Bangkok, but hopefully, superior Dutch numbers would overwhelm the soldiers at Bangkok.
The soldiers began to charge against the Siamese troops. Machine guns rattled off and slayed quite a lot of Dutch troops before the gunners were silenced by snipers. The Siam forces, after firing off five volleys, fell back into the city. Though the battle was won, the Dutch forces still needed to take down the city of Bangkok.
Second Force
The second force did quite well, they liberated over ten villages. However, their losses were quite high. Their main goal was to keep men off of the main force long enough for Bangkok to be captured. While troops were constantly picked off and ambushed, the second force continued to march north.
Third Force
After the slaughter at the Li-Tsang Hao trail crippled the third force. While they tried to make up for it by sending in reinforcements, the morale of the force was shattered. However, they did manage to liberate two villages.
Casualties - Dutch:
Main Force - 10,819
Second Force - 1,381
Third Force - 721
Casualties - Siamese:
Bangkok Army - 7,973
Skirmishes - 2,161
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Post by Indonesia on Sept 23, 2004 16:36:40 GMT -5
Indonesian TNI forces, north of bangkok, start jungle warfare; all troops proceed cautiously through the forest. Enemy troops are encountered, and the skirmish turns into a large scale battle.
Casualties:
413 indonesians
124 siamese.
Immediately after that, the indonesia proceed to snipe at enemy positions in the city from the forest.
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Post by Netherlands on Sept 23, 2004 17:56:39 GMT -5
After getting reorganized, the main force began to assault the city of Bangkok. Dutch soldiers entered the city from five different areas, they swarmed the streets and fought any Siamese soldier that they encountered. Soon, the city fighting grew into a problem. The Siamese troops were ficious as they assaulted and ambushed soldier after soldier within the city. Siamese soldiers fought from windows, corners, anywhere where they could ambush Dutch soldiers. Before the assault on Bangkok, the soldier's morale was high, afterwards it was gone.
Finally, after hours and hours of harsh fighting, the last resistance fell and the city of Bangkok was in Dutch hands, but at the loss of thousands of Dutch soldiers.
After the fall of Bangkok, and the fact that half of Siam was in Dutch hands, the King of Siam surrendered to the Netherlands. Though the day was victorious, there were thousands of lost Dutch troops all over Siam, and atleast twice as much were wounded.
Overall Dutch Casualties:
37,819
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Post by Indonesia on Sept 23, 2004 19:50:04 GMT -5
Indonesian soldiers immediately rush in to Bangkok to help occupy it.
Indonesian Casualties:
233
Siamese:
901
OOC: My troops were sniping from the jungle all those hours.
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