Tarusa
Establishing Nation
Port of Harton, Natal
The sun had begun to set and in the distance from the ports of Harton you could see the silhouettes of the two large amphibious ships, and off to their side was the two Frigates that had been escorting them for the remainder of the trip. To those onboard they saw the opposite, the awe of the skyline beginning to be dotted as lights turned on in the coastal city. At last they had arrived. They could see the tugs and helmsmen of the Harton port enroute to bring them into the harbor.
For the men of the 3rd Marine Battalion, some would have some time to enjoy the city, while others unfortunately had the duty of unloading their equipment. It was the sailors that had brought them across the great divide and into Natal, they would have plenty of down time to relax and enjoy everything they had to offer in Natal. Enough time that in fact everyone aboard would at least get a weeks worth of time ashore, maybe even a little more. These men were the first contingent of ODS troops to arrive for the joint exercises, while small in nature it was another step in furthering cooperation between the distant allies and their armed forces.
@Natal @Eiffelland @Etruria
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The sun had begun to set and in the distance from the ports of Harton you could see the silhouettes of the two large amphibious ships, and off to their side was the two Frigates that had been escorting them for the remainder of the trip. To those onboard they saw the opposite, the awe of the skyline beginning to be dotted as lights turned on in the coastal city. At last they had arrived. They could see the tugs and helmsmen of the Harton port enroute to bring them into the harbor.
For the men of the 3rd Marine Battalion, some would have some time to enjoy the city, while others unfortunately had the duty of unloading their equipment. It was the sailors that had brought them across the great divide and into Natal, they would have plenty of down time to relax and enjoy everything they had to offer in Natal. Enough time that in fact everyone aboard would at least get a weeks worth of time ashore, maybe even a little more. These men were the first contingent of ODS troops to arrive for the joint exercises, while small in nature it was another step in furthering cooperation between the distant allies and their armed forces.
@Natal @Eiffelland @Etruria