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The invasion of Siberia was a brutal and drawn out conflict which the U.A.N. took on after removing Russian troops from Alaska. The initial three prongs of the assault launched the mainland and established three aerial landing points: Point Kappa, Point Sigma, and Point Null. These areas were used to fly troops and equipment to the front due to a lack of warm water ports.

The Type 55-Assault Carrier was vital for this but smaller aircraft such as UH-Y1 Venom (as seen above) was also instrumental for moving material's from point to point.

Point Null, named as such due to being located within the remote sections of the Kolyma mountains, required these smaller helicopters as the terrain was too jagged for the Type 55 to land and supply equipment.

Description

The invasion of Siberia was a brutal and drawn out conflict which the U.A.N. took on after removing Russian troops from Alaska. The initial three prongs of the assault launched the mainland and established three aerial landing points: Point Kappa, Point Sigma, and Point Null. These areas were used to fly troops and equipment to the front due to a lack of warm water ports.

The Type 55-Assault Carrier was vital for this but smaller aircraft such as UH-Y1 Venom (as seen above) was also instrumental for moving material's from point to point.

Point Null, named as such due to being located within the remote sections of the Kolyma mountains, required these smaller helicopters as the terrain was too jagged for the Type 55 to land and supply equipment.