British invasion of Arnhem Land

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War between Britain and Arnhem Land aborigines

Forces:

British-
Light Infantry- 147,900
Heavy Infantry- 47,800
Cavalry- 48,500
Cannon- 196

Aborigines-
Light infantry- 18,700

Objective one:
Take the coastline and any settlements situated nearby.

[King George III]

The Royal Navy covers the coastline, and the army statione din the Macdonnel range marches through Queensland and onto the Arnhem coastline. Any settlements seen are told to surrender, and promsied a better life.

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The troops manage to take over settlements near the shore without any major mishaps. Unfortunately, though, a few of the Cannon have fallen into disrepair and cannot be used for a while until they have been properly maintenanced.

-Objective complete-

Forces:

British-
Light Infantry- 147,870
Heavy Infantry- 47,780
Cavalry- 48,470
Cannon- 172

Aborigines-
Light infantry- 16,500

Objective two:
Head inland and take the small settlements dispersed throughout the region.

[King George III]

The British Army advances inland into Arnhem land, taking out all resistors and spreading the word of the prospects of the British Empire.

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The regional tribes are very peaceful, and willingly hand over their settlements after seeing the peaceful nature of the British forces. Unluckily, in the night, a fire starts accidentally in one of the occupied settlements, killing many of the tribespeople and most of the troops who had made camp there. The fires escalated into large bushfires, and eventually three of the settlements are lost to the blaze, and many soldiers killed in their sleep.
This causes a major blow to the British morale, and will affect the soldiers' skills if something isn't done to help them.

-Objective complete-

Forces:

British-
Light Infantry- 144,500
Heavy Infantry- 45,450
Cavalry- 45,900
Cannon- 167

Aborigines-
Light infantry- 11,300

Objective three:
Head towards a large settlement nearby, and take it using any methods necessary.

[King George III]

We tell the soldiers that this was not an accident, it was done by hostile tribes, who killed both British soldiers and peaceful Aboriginies. These hostile tribes must be hunted down and slaughtered.

The soldiers are told that the next settlement may nto of caused these attacks, and negotiators who speak their language go to negotiate with them. The negotiators will report that these men did not start the fire, and the settlement is to be taken peacefully.

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The peaceful negotiations go quite well. A few disgruntled tribespeople attempt to fight British troops, but are driven out of the settlement without any casualties inflicted. Most of the broken Cannon have now been successfully repaired, but a few are beyond salvaging and cannot be used again.

-Objective complete-

Forces:

British-
Light Infantry- 144,500
Heavy Infantry- 45,450
Cavalry- 45,900
Cannon- 174

Aborigines-
Light infantry- 11,200

Objective four:
Sweep the remaining area of brushland for any remaining tirbal settlements. Take care, as the troop morale is still dangerously low.

[King George III]

The British troops are told to go searching the remaining land for hostile Aboriginies, to raise troop morale. They scout the open land, and kill any who oppose the occupation.

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The soldiers' vigilance is again rewarded. Several groups of warriors are found trying to ambush unsuspecting cavalry units, and are dealt with swiftly once discovered. Troop morale is restored when the rest of the settlements are taken without a fight.

-Objective complete-

Forces:

British-
Light Infantry- 144,300
Heavy Infantry- 45,400
Cavalry- 45,700
Cannon- 173

Aborigines-
Light infantry- 8,400

Arnhem Land is now under British control.
Congratulations!