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Briefing: Norwegian Convoy to Antarctic Base Charlie
Date: 26 June 1982

Situation:
Antarctic Base Charlie lost contact following a sudden spike in Soviet naval and air activity near the Southern Ocean. Intelligence suggests a significant Soviet presence, including frigates, torpedo boats, reconnaissance aircraft, and coastal defenses. The situation has heightened concerns over potential interference with the resupply mission.

In response, the UK has authorized HMS Coventry (Type 42 Sheffield-class destroyer) to join the convoy, providing advanced air defense and radar support. Norwegian forces have deployed 4 Oslo-class frigates to escort the convoy, while Airbase Bravo offers aerial reconnaissance and quick-response capabilities. A Norwegian spy ship has been shadowing Soviet activity to gather intelligence on their movements.

Mission Objective:
Resupply Antarctic Base Charlie with personnel, supplies, and equipment while ensuring convoy security and maintaining operational integrity.

Threats:
Soviet frigates shadowing the convoy.
Torpedo boats patrolling aggressively.
Reconnaissance aircraft conducting overflights.
Coastal radar and artillery defenses near choke points.
Orders:
Maintain heightened situational awareness.
Follow Rules of Engagement to avoid unnecessary escalation.
Ensure the safe arrival of all transport vessels at Base Charlie.
Ships in Convoy:
4 Oslo-class Frigates: Escort and defense.
1 Repurposed Cruise Liner: Personnel and equipment transport.
1 Repurposed C-4 Cargo Ship: Bulk supplies transport.
1 Newport-class Landing Ship: Heavy equipment delivery.
HMS Coventry (Type 42 Destroyer): Air defense and radar support.
1 Spy Ship: Monitoring Soviet activity.
Air Support: Provided by Airbase Bravo.