As the fight against insurgent forces intensifies across northern Syria, U.S. Army elements stationed at Incirlik Air Base are running low on critical supplies. Medical units, forward observers, and quick reaction teams are all feeling the pressure. Ammunition, field rations, and vital comms equipment are dwindling.

A coalition naval convoy, led by the USS Tarawa, has arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean carrying a fresh resupply package for U.S. forces. Among the cargo: two high-priority containers, each weighing over 9,000 pounds, containing classified materials essential for ongoing operations.

Your flight – UZI-1, two CH-47F Chinooks – is tasked with the pickup. You’ll fly low and fast from Incirlik to the Tarawa’s current position off the Syrian coast, deliver initial supplies, and extract the containers back to base.

**PRIMARY OBJECTIVE**

Phase 1 – Logistics transport
   -Depart Incirlik with essential supplies: ammunition crates, water, and field medical gear.
   -Navigate south-southwest to rendezvous with a coalition naval group operating off the Syrian coast.
   -Primary landing zone: USS Tarawa (LHA-1) or a designated support vessel.
   -Deliver cargo via onboard unload or sling drop (based on mission setup).

Phase 2 – Sensitive cargo extraction
   -Pick up 2x cargo containers, each weighing 9,500 lbs (approx. 4,300 kg).
   -Cargo is sensitive (classified origin); sling-load extraction.
   -Return immediately to Incirlik via established secure route.


**LANDING ZONE: USS TARAWA (LHA-1)**

   -TACAN: 63X
   -Radio: 264.000 MHz, Channel 2
   -LZ: AFT flight deck or marked helipad (subject to ATC clearance)

**CARGO MANIFEST**

   -Initial Loadout: General logistics (~3,000 kg)
   -Return Loadout:
   -2x Cargo Containers
      -Weight: ~9,500 lbs each (~4,300 kg)
      -Mode: Sling-load


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