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Streetsweepers

DECEMBER 15, 1991

Are you all here? Good, let's start the briefing.

It looks like the people responsible for the attempted air attack on Air Force One a few months ago have finally revealed themselves to the world: an organization known as the MRSU, or the Movement to Restore the Soviet Union, has issued a formal declaration of open hostilities against both NATO and the incoming Russian government in defiance of the dissolution of the USSR. Amongst other things, they've specifically outlined Moscow's response to both the Strangelove Incident and the MRSU's actions in Flight 155 as examples of its ineptitude and betrayal of the Communist cause, and have made clear their intent to overthrow Yeltsin and Gorbachev if neither agree to suspend their efforts to end the Cold War.

The MRSU has made it clear that they now view the President as the key catalyst behind their nation's misfortunes and will "eliminate" him if he does not break off ties with the Soviet Union immediately; our CIA spooks think that they intend to strike Air Force One once again, this time as it is currently flying towards Qatar as part of the United States's ongoing diplomatic efforts as part of Operation Desert Storm. Movements within the Iranian coastline have led us to believe that elements of its military may be working with the MRSU for a potential decapitation strike; I don't think I need to remind you how such a stunt would jeopardize our position in the Middle East.

Stop these rogue elements and ensure our President makes it safely to Qatar!

MISSION OBJECTIVES

1. Ensure that Air Force One arrives safely in Qatar
2. Identify all unknown contacts that may pose a threat to Air Force One
3. Eliminate all hostile contacts

ASSETS

- 2x pairs of F-15s, callsigns "Garuda" and "Strigon"
- 1x AWACS E-3 Sentry, callsign "Ghost Eye"
- USS Independence (CVA-62) and its escorts (including the USS Missouri)
- USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) and its escorts
- Air reinforcements can be deployed from Al-Udeid Base (Qatar)

ENEMY FORCES

- Possible rogue Iranian and Soviet fighters
- AA positions along the Iranian coastline cannot be confirmed to be friendly
- Unconfirmed reports from the CIA of enemy sea vessels

IMPORTANT INTEL

- High civilian presence due to active route for local vessels and flights

Good luck!

Department of Defense
Washington, D.C, United States of America