Gamerian Rebel operations in Early March

Introduction
In the days following the events of the first week of the Second Gamerian Civil War, Rebel forces, often commanded by Kyle Speltz or various other commanders across Croatia, conducted small scale operations in order to put up resistance against the enclosing Gamerian Loyalist forces.

Battles and Skirmishes

 * March 5th Field Skirmish
 * Borislav Wood Rescue
 * Rand's Operations in Zagreb
 * Battle of Ovcedin
 * Battle of Samobor

March 5th Field Skirmish
The field skirmish on March 5th, a short battle of which was part of Operation Lovac, was the initial attack that sent Rebel Gamerian forces away from Zagreb and further out into croatia, as well as being the beginning of the Borislav Wood rescue and the later Battle of Ovcedin.

The Battle
Early in the day on March 5th, Rebel forces found themselves alerted to an MH-6 Little bird light utility helicopter transporting a Loyalist Recon unit close by. It's believed that the rebel forces immediately abandoned the camp, along with the armored vehicles there. Soon after, an AMX-10 Infantry Fighting Vehicle (Believed to have been purchased directly from France) was lowered to the field.

By now, Speltz's unit was reported to likely have been plotting an ambush, waiting nearby in the crops. The plan did not succeed, however, as Private Austin Mayfield, a Rebel soldier, yelled out and alerted the recon unit to the Rebel's presence.

Immediately, a hail of fire opened on the rebel forces, firing blindly into the movement in the plants. Speltz's men ran a number of diversions, rotating fire with each soldier coming up above the wheat, firing, and coming back down. A number of fragmentation and smoke grenades, thrown by the rebel soldiers, coupled with the tactically placed rotating fire, created a firm screen against loyalist soldiers, and is considered a highly effective use of the battlefield during the retreat.