Surviving the plague was one thing. Building an effective post-colonial state was another.
After French control over Morocco waned and finally weakened entirely with the collapse of the French state in late 1946, Morocco also found itself split in two, from the northernmost elements and the southern provinces. The north-south split was most evident on the border regions between the two, where gas mask-clad men patrolled with their rifles near daily, waiting for the day that they too could claim themselves free from the German Flu.
Federal Republic of Morocco
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Re: Federal Republic of Morocco
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The southern border was watched daily and the seemingly evident issue of present German Flu meant that reunification was to be made with extra measures needed. NBC equipment was being sent to the border area daily as preparations for the operation to liberate the southern areas and eventual reunification continued. Observation reports were to continue with an intelligence profile being constructed.
The main effort would be to destroy the forces in the border areas and cut the remaining units in the bulge jutting into friendly territory. Continuous bombing raids on targets would be attempted with limiting of civilian casualties being a priority. However friendly forces were to be protected as best as possible, with infrastructure destruction being given necessity status if it prevents friendly losses.
The Moroccan Air Force and Morroccan Navy will commit a significant portion of its strength to provide cover support and provide strikes against targets if required.
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The border would remain as it had been since the formation of the Republic, patrols were mounted and a semblance of normality was made out to be the case. The patrol's and normal activities were to be persisted right up until the order to attack was given.
The southern border was watched daily and the seemingly evident issue of present German Flu meant that reunification was to be made with extra measures needed. NBC equipment was being sent to the border area daily as preparations for the operation to liberate the southern areas and eventual reunification continued. Observation reports were to continue with an intelligence profile being constructed.
The main effort would be to destroy the forces in the border areas and cut the remaining units in the bulge jutting into friendly territory. Continuous bombing raids on targets would be attempted with limiting of civilian casualties being a priority. However friendly forces were to be protected as best as possible, with infrastructure destruction being given necessity status if it prevents friendly losses.
The Moroccan Air Force and Morroccan Navy will commit a significant portion of its strength to provide cover support and provide strikes against targets if required.
Public Actions
The border would remain as it had been since the formation of the Republic, patrols were mounted and a semblance of normality was made out to be the case. The patrol's and normal activities were to be persisted right up until the order to attack was given.
Re: Federal Republic of Morocco
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All along the border, military deployments were now underway with the following in each sector:
Western Sector (Merrakec-Asfi)
1st Armoured Division
1st Mechanised Division
1st Artillery Division
Central Sector (Fas-Maknas, Bni-Mellal Xnifra
2nd Mechanised Division
1st Motorised Infantry Division
2nd Motorised Infantry Division
2nd Artillery Division
Eastern Sector (Agmod)
2nd Armoured Division
3rd Mechanised Division
3rd Motorised Infantry Division
3rd Artillery Division
3 Motorised Divisions were to be kept back to defend the home territory.
Fighter Squadrons would be rotated into the battle when needed, with all five B-29C Superfortress Bomber Squadrons totalling One Hundred Aircraft and both B-52D Stratofortress Strategic Bomber Squadrons totalling Fourty Aircraft.
The Moroccan Navy would commit all vessels except half its Shield (Flower) Class Corvette strength (Fifteen Vessels) to the operation to provide support.
The operation was to be launched very soon once all units were in position.
All along the border, military deployments were now underway with the following in each sector:
Western Sector (Merrakec-Asfi)
1st Armoured Division
1st Mechanised Division
1st Artillery Division
Central Sector (Fas-Maknas, Bni-Mellal Xnifra
2nd Mechanised Division
1st Motorised Infantry Division
2nd Motorised Infantry Division
2nd Artillery Division
Eastern Sector (Agmod)
2nd Armoured Division
3rd Mechanised Division
3rd Motorised Infantry Division
3rd Artillery Division
3 Motorised Divisions were to be kept back to defend the home territory.
Fighter Squadrons would be rotated into the battle when needed, with all five B-29C Superfortress Bomber Squadrons totalling One Hundred Aircraft and both B-52D Stratofortress Strategic Bomber Squadrons totalling Fourty Aircraft.
The Moroccan Navy would commit all vessels except half its Shield (Flower) Class Corvette strength (Fifteen Vessels) to the operation to provide support.
The operation was to be launched very soon once all units were in position.