Black Anarchists Surpressed

Well done guys , once again we have managed to maintain our reputation as undefeatable marksmen.

We have secured our reputation as undefeated for 9 months Jagers, good job.
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Battle Report:

Petrovadosk, Finland, Finnish-Communist disputed territory 26/03/1919

A group of Anarchist supporting Karelians, in favour of the Black Army, began a rebellion in favour of joining the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic in Petsamo, the so-called 'Black Watch' were spotted co-operating with a known Stalinist piece of scum, Potter shortly before the fighting took place, this Potter has attempted to destroy Finnish freedom and cease US support before, the group of anarchists met the 27th Finnish Jager Battalion of the Finnish White Army at arround 18:30 and was quickly crushed by the superior Finnish weaponry and tactics, although the anarchists did succeed in a few lucky battles, notably one where a loose grenade caused a Finnish incident of friendly fire, Everst.Lt. Hakala must be noted for commendation at a heroic rescue of the day by clubbing to death a surviving enemy threatening his fellow Jagers, the whole Battalion must also be noted for a great storming of a well fortified Black position, the lightening strike, Blitzkrieg as an Imperial German Officer on the field called it, shattered enemy forces and inflicted heavy losses upon them, giving those deserving Anarchist fools a kick in the ass. It should be noted however, they did fight well and forced us into a stalement, despite this they clearly had much heavier losses, eventually they agreed to withdraw east, out of pro-Finnish Karelia. This is a great and honourable day for Finland and the un-defeatable 27th Jager Battalion.

Signed,
Eversti P. J. H. Randall, 27th Finnish Jager Battalion, Finnish White Army
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Let the march of a Finnish victory be heard loud and clear .

i dont agree whit the march its too well it doesn have tht stuff enymore put Veteraanien iltahuuto or Vöyrin marssi