Tonight, the South East section of Home Guards Naval arm have laid anti-submarine lanes across the Channel with the help  of La résistance française.

It is all to easy to become insular, but it is vital that international cooperation like this continues if we are to overcome the shaper hordes.
Nice work all.

Dame Vera Lynn would be thrilled with the sight of the Blue Fields, and what's great is they are there now; no waiting 'till tomorrow like for blue birds!



Congratulations to those inlvolved in creating the six layers of protection for the UK's busiest sea port. Your efforts will not go unrewarded!

Ipswich Town F.C. isn't the only part of Ipswich playing in Blue.



Tonight a Suffolk has a couple of lovely blue fields bathing Ipswich in their protective glory!

Congratulations to all involved, and keep up the good work!

Things don't always go your way, Manchester is a perfect case in point for the Home Guard. But when you choose to resist, you do it knowing the odds are against you and the fight will be long.

We are incredibly proud of everyone that picked themselves up, dusted themselves down, and arrived in London ready for revenge. And what sweet revenge it was to.

Thank you all, whatever your rank, whatever your role - the victory in London was a true team effort and you all did incredibly well.

Next is Gothenburg, and then... Well, who knows what the future holds. One thing is for certain though, we will resist. We will not lie down and let the invading shapers win, together we CAN save humanity!

The naval arm of the Home Guard have been on artifact alert for a while now, but with them moving to the southern hemisphere it's time to reactivate Operation Coastal Defence!



What a triumphant return to action it was, with a four layered safety shard, with nearly 2 Million mermaids protected.
Congratulations to all involved, with a special mention for Widit.

Cardiff offered up 162 gifts to Lieutenant NuttyShaz of the Bristol Battalion today.
160 unique portals, 1 Pioneer Badge, and 1 promotion



Congratulations, it just goes to show what you can do in a day with a little bit of leg work!
Let's hope you can inspire others to walk the streets for the safety of humanity.

If you have only been paying half attention to the Intel map you could be forgiven for thinking Sheffield has enjoyed 24hours of Blue Skies.
If you have been paying no attention, or have a short memory span, you could be forgiven for being confused.

Either way, the truth is that the troops involved in last night's manoeuvres decided to push their luck and repeat the operation. This time they were even more successful, having added additional layers of protection.

Congratulations to all involved, how many times do you think you can do it before it's taking the Mick?