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File Name:	[Original WestPac] Piracy at Sea (10.00 MB)
Author:	AGSI (Uploaded by Herman)
Date Added:	07-23-10
Downloads:	0
Grade:	Not Rated
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Piracy at Sea INDONESIA VS MALAYSIA LOCATION : STRAIT OF MALACCA DATE/TIME: 13 NOVEMBER 1994, 12:52:05 ZULU The evolution of worldwide economic distress has had a destabilizing effect on the worldwide political theater. Militant factions of smaller countries have been able to win the support of the masses in many countries, and, for some, the support comes from the armed forces. Such a swing of power towards the military elements has occured in Indonesia. With limited resources, at least when compared to the possible combined forces that could be brought to bear by a multinational force, the militant faction leaders have decided to wage a slower, more terroristic war in the Strait of Malacca. The quick strike-and-retreat attacks on random shipping moving though the Strait is seen as the best tactic to offer the world proof that the new Indonesian government can back up its claims to being a new major player in international affairs. Tension in the area has risen by several degrees over the past month. Defensive forces in the area have been told to stifle any attempted attacks on national shipping by Indonesian warships. Malaysia in particular has increased its diligence in patrolling their territorial and surrounding waters. The Strait is however, long and rimmed by many island bolt-holes for marauding ships to hide in. The success of the Indonesian efforts lies in their ability to strike-and-retreat, causing more damage to passing shipping than any defensive forces may inflict in return. For Malaysia, it's a matter of seek and destroy. For the world, it's a matter of wait and watch. This scenario has been re-built for compatibility with the PlayersDB with the consent of AGSI.
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by Herman on 07-23-10
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