When the attack breaks out, as soon as we have acquired weapons, communications equipment and other general supplies, we will be leaving Guernsey on one or more boats, and heading to England and France, to establish if we can get any aid. However, we will set up three extraction points for any survivors left behind. These will be stocked with a small supply of tinned food and military ration packs, radio kit, and a few weapons.

They will be located at:
Fort Doyle, to the North of Beaucette Marina
Castle Cornet
The lighthouse at Jerbourg

Castle Cornet will be the most heavily stocked, as we anticipate the greatest concentration of survivors to gather there. We will drop a radio broadcaster, with a short message detailing the locations of the extraction points. Once we have been to the British and European mainlands, we will radio in to the strongholds, to ascertain the condition of the positions. If we have not managed to find support from the mainland, we will in all probability advise you to wait for 48 to 72 hours, due to the necessity of clearing our main base, Herm.

It will take no more than about 36 hours to clear Herm, and once we have made sure that the island is clear, we will radio back to you, telling you to prepare for extraction. Upon this command, you should begin to box up all the food and other supplies that you are not using, as you will be taking them back.

We will extract you by boat, to Herm, where we will take you to a meeting, during which we will discuss how we are to live. Any person not wishing to live with us will not be forced to stay, but will have to give back its supplies. Likewise, any persons wishing to join us will be accepted according to our judgement.

Radio callsigns:

Myself: Zero-Alpha
One Section IC: Romeo-One-One
Two Section IC: Romeo-Two-One
Three Section IC: Romeo-Two-One
Four Section IC: Romeo-Three-One

Fort Doyle: Echo-Two
Castle Cornet: Echo-One
Lighthouse: Echo-Three

The SOPs will be noted and left at each extraction point.