The Things We Lay Down Our Lives To Protect|keyframe card

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Captain Isumi's sacrifice protects not only human lives but also Alternative IV. The failure of Operation A-21 would have put Yuuko and her men in a difficult position.

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The submarines carrying the Wadatsumi remain in the bay to support the landing.

After destroying the Destroyer Class group and waiting for the heavy metal clouds to appear, B Flight will attack the main enemy, while C Flight turns and supports B Flight.

Whiskey's main forces establish battle lines in Old Sawane and Old Takase. Echo lures the BETA north after securing Old Kitamatsugasaki.

Following the successful diversion of the BETA by Whiskey and Echo units, Admiral Ozawa gives the order to move to the fourth phase of the operation.

Sauber tries to notify the other units of the new BETA activity, but can do nothing because their comms cables have been cut.

Over 70% of the bombardment shells were shot down by Laser Class. The horde continues it advance unhindered. It appears that there are more than 100 Laser Class in the area.

Admiral Ozawa proposes firing AL rounds instead of conventional artillery shells, to help deal with the lasers.

The Type 81 Tactical Surface Attacker Wadatsumi changes from underwater navigation to land combat mode, and fights hard to secure a bridgehead for the landing.

Commander Abe, aboard the flagship of the 2nd Division of the Combined Fleet, Shinano, orders the attack. Each ship under his command throws all the firepower they have into their bombardment.

Lt. Pyatkh reports on the location of Operation Code A-02, the Susano-O. It is currently passing through Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture.

Phase 1 of Operation 21st begins, as the UN's Orbital Destroyer Fleet launches a bombardment strike.

Admiral Ozawa, in command of the operation, orders the 2nd Division of the Combined Fleet to open fire. This is a diversionary attack to lure BETA swarms to the western coast of Sadogashima.