Pukul Habis (Total Wipeout)
Malaysia and Singapore go to war in this unthinkable scenario of all-out conventional warfare fought in the Malaysian state of Johor. - A book by David Boey
This scenario is fully based on David Boey's book Pukul Habis. It follows Chapter 12 of the book.
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Singapore's armored assets are currently built up on the north east and north west of the island, awaiting the signal to proceed with an assault up north via an amphibious crossing of the narrow strip of water separating Singapore and Malaysia.
With Singapore's small size size and consequent negative strategic depth, Singapore decides to strike first...
Briefing:
Commander,
As you know up to 60% of Singapore's water supply is sourced from Johor, through the PUB River Waterworks facility.
With commencement of hostilities at 1700Z, it is imperative that we secure the PUB River Waterworks facility as soon as possible to ensure our water supply from Johor isn't tampered with.
The commando teams under your command will hold the facility until our conventional forces can push past Kota Tinggi and relieve them.
Satellite recon over the past few days confirm no heavy vehicle deployment near the facility.
However, given the buildup of hostilities over the past few days, we must assume the Malaysians have prepared some defenses.
They know full well how important this facility is to us.
The tactical advantage we have is that we have the initiative.
With the entirety of the RMAF's jet fleet having relocated to East Malaysia under the guise of Exercise Paradise a few days ago, and our G550s monitoring the airspace in that direction, the RMAF fighter jets are not expected to be a threat currently.
Your Commando Teams 1 to 4 are embarked on H225Ms Ruby 1 to Ruby 4, with Flight Aspen consisting of 2 AH-64Ds as escorts.
Your orders are to secure the facility with 90min of commencement of hostilities.
That means the commandos and engineers have to be feet down in the Waterworks facility by 1800Z.
As our previous exercises show, we need a minimum of 2 teams to secure the facility.
If less than 2 teams manage to secure the facility, Singapore's water security is at serious risk of compromise and the mission will be a failure.
The 223rd Singapore Artillery is currently deployed at Simpang and will be conducting interdiction fire missions.
Whilst they are not directly tasked in support of your mission, the AH-64D escorts may request for artillery support from them as required.
Note that a NFZ (No Fly Zone) is marked on your map for airspace deconfliction with the outbound artillery fires.
Plan your insertion and egress routes around the zone.
Singapore's security depends on you.
Good luck.
