Hong Kong Crisis Bridge being denoted with PLA forces on it during intro Chronology Previous The Dragon Awakes Next A Flood of Violence Details Part of War against the GLA Date(s) 2020s Location Hong Kong Outcome Chinese Victory

Belligerents Global Liberation Army People's Republic of China Objectives Destroy all remaining Chinese forces Destroy the Convention Center and its attached parking structures to stop the terrorist threat. Destroy the Toxin Tractor facility Commanders Unknown GLA General Chinese General Forces Local GLA terror cell Toxin Tractors Chinese Strike Force Overlord Tanks Battlemasters Gattling Tanks Dragon Tanks Red Guards Tank Hunters Artillery barrages Casualties GLA presence annihilated Severe. Most fell victim to the Tsing Ma bridge explosion

The Hong Kong Crisis was a Chinese operation to root out GLA forces present in the city of Hong Kong.

Contents 1 Background 2 Crossing The Bridge 3 Cleansing the city 3.1 Regrouping 3.2 Taking out the toxin factories 3.3 Destroying the Convention Center 4 Aftermath 5 Trivia

BackgroundEdit

After the GLA nuclear attack on Beijing, China devoted the bulk of its resources to tracking down and eliminating other GLA cells in the country. Chinese intelligence discovered that the GLA had a major presence in the commercial center of Hong Kong and had taken over the Convention Center area as their main base. The Hong Kong authorities have tried everything from negotiation to full use of their arsenal. The best result they can gain is the containment of the GLA to the area around the convention center.

Crossing The BridgeEdit

Initially, an armored battalion was sent across the Tsing Ma Bridge into Hong Kong to put a swift end to the crisis. A GLA patrol boat was seen speeding away from the bridge. While the battalion was crossing the span an explosion tore through the bridge, sending it and most of the Chinese troops on it into the sea. The only survivors were two Dozers, a Battlemaster and a few Red Guards and Tank Hunters.

Cleansing the cityEdit

RegroupingEdit

Quickly, the Chinese survivors regrouped at a sports field near the destroyed Tsing Ma bridge and started to work on constructing a base. Support was given in the form of a railway station near the base capable of transporting infantry to the fight. Doing a bit of searching, the PLA was also contacted by a ferry driver who offered his aid in taking PLA forces to the convention center.

The base soon came under assault by Terrorists, car bombs and Technicals, along with GLA Toxin Tractors from the north. However, PLA command had given the Chinese forces control over an artillery battery nearby, giving the PLA forces the ability to attack from a distance without jeopordizing their own forces (especially infantry).

Taking out the toxin factoriesEdit

Focusing on the Toxin Tractor factory, the commander kept his infantry back while he sent his tanks in to deal with the problem. Finishing off, or take over the Arms Dealer producing the tractors, as well as the chemical plant and Toxin bunker that was looted to fulfill GLA's toxin desire, Fearing more toxin leaks, its then decided that cooperation the hospital across the rail track should be established first. Once all pawn was set, the commander focused on finishing off the forces at the convention center, sending some infantry to capture nearby Oil Derricks.

Destroying the Convention CenterEdit

Regrouping near the large hotel across from the center, the PLA commander advanced on the parking garages first, eliminating the GLA car bombs. Forces on the ferry moved in from the rear, striking at a GLA supply stash and cutting off funding. Seeing no other way to root out the GLA in Hong Kong without damaging the Convention Center, all Chinese forces converged on the main convention center, destroying it and trapping whatever GLA enemies were inside.

AftermathEdit

Taking back the monetary center that was Hong Kong, the PLA had also denied the GLA an important staging area off the coast of the mainland. However this was at the cost of destroying one of the city's most recognisable buildings.

TriviaEdit

• In real life, China no longer use steam trains for transportation. Diesel trains are used instead.
• In a real war, the ferry owner would not have had the choice to offer his services as the army would seize the boat.
• In reality, the whole force would be transported via the railway line, not driven to Hong Kong by road.

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