Scandinavia in WWIII, 1946
1025
Field Headquarters for Kenraali
Aksel Airo
Outside Helsinki, Republic of
Finland
Even with the
help of the very well-meaning Swedes and Norwegians, Aksel had known that this
was the only possible outcome from the very beginning, and had prepared for it
accordingly. New caches of weapons and war materiel had once again been
pre-positioned so that his elite Sissi troopers and other patriots would
be able to bleed the Soviet pigs dry, a little at a time. His only goal since
his release has been to do just that: make the Soviets pay for his suffering at
the hands of their lackeys in Valpo and make sure his nation stays free. It
worked for a while, and with Swedish help, they were even able to take the
fight to the Russian pigs, but the Soviets merely did what the Russians have
always done through history, and poured men and machines into the fight until
they overwhelmed their enemies. The Kenraali was determined to mitigate
their numerical superiority by using aggressive guerrilla tactics to demoralize
their troops. In addition, Kenraali Airo had absolutely NO intention of
being incarcerated again, for he knew that he would not survive this time. He
knew that in order for his plan to work, he needed to stay free and direct the
battles that loomed ahead. This time, he would not heed the word of the cowards
that deigned to call themselves the “duly constituted authority”... in his
estimation, they gave up the fight far too soon...
From outside
his command tent, General Airo could hear the loud droning of aircraft engines,
a lot of them, and began to hear shouts of “Paratroopers!”, followed by
his aide rushing in and telling the General what he already knew, that they
must leave, and quickly. They hurriedly began smashing radio equipment and
setting fire to the papers and the tent, leaving only with a small briefcase in
one hand, and his Colt M1911 pistol in the other. He assumed that the Soviets
would try something like this, so now he would activate his chain of safe
houses all throughout the country.
It seemed like hours before they arrived at the first
safe house, some distance to the north of his former headquarters, only to find
it ransacked and the area lousy with Soviet NKVD troops. How could this be? He
thought to himself that he had meticulously planned everything himself, only
telling the few people that he trusted, and never confiding in anyone from the
civilian government. Someone close to him had betrayed him, and God Himself
will not help this person once Aksel catches him. Into the only refuge he had
left to him now he went, the deep forest hides, into which no sane person would
enter willingly. This was going to be a long war.
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