presents:

Operation Red Storm II, March 18-20, 2011

In 2010, a renegade unit of former Soviet paratroopers attempted to invade Camp Whittier. While the Renegades established a foothold in their initial landing, the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) repelled the rogue unit. Since then, the renegade leader 'Rojo', a veteran of the former Soviet 17th Airborne Brigade, has been on the run with his rag-tag crew.

After months of aerial surveillance JSOC is determined to capture 'Rojo' and his crew and eliminate his safe house once and for all.

JSOC intel reveals that Rojo's Renegades are a multi-national unit to include drug lords from South America, South East Asia, and former Soviet Advisors to Cuba.

US surveillance indicates that the Renegades are hiding out in South America, in a compound built to emulate Camp Whittier (as their training base).

Satellite imagery shows heavy vehicle presence in the camp. US Intel has failed to identify whether Camp Rojo is purely a military training camp or if it's also occupied by civilians who may be unwilling victims under the Renegade's oppression.

Intel has also discovered that Rojo insists on Russian as the Renegades' primary communication language. He apparently feels Russian is a rare language among US military personnel while Spanish and South East Asian may be more prevalent within the US Armed forces.

A Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) is now ready to strike at the heart of Rojo's nest.