--Day 6--
First of all, I did take pictures, but I have to wait until I get home to upload them.
After that ambush when the enemy ground infantry that survived retreated, our guys advanced and tried to take off the .50 cals. Unfortunately, the enemy took them when they retreated yesterday, so all we got was the M240 machine guns on them. Still good though; we killed a few of them and wounded them while they were retreating. Other than that, we started regrouping for another assault. The suicide donkeys, TBH, weren't really meant to do anything more than distract the enemy. Every single enemy stryker, which can move six times as fast as the donkeys, were engaging the donkeys, as were the A-10s. Needless to say, the donkeys are all dead now, but we were able to regroup all of our infantry into two complete, heavily armed groups, complete with BMP and truck support.
We've also gotten two groups of civillians to steal .50 cals off of two destroyed tank and hide in a valley. The enemy CO is moving up through that valley in his stryker. Time providing, we'll be able to gun him down (It should work, because we were able to take down a stryker at one ambush with MMG fire).
Now here's the thing: Tomorrow will be like -37 degrees celcius with wind chill, and since our campus has 4 buildings and a third of the school's population walks outside every hour for about a third of a mile, we might just get school off. If that happens, the final ends. I think that it would end in our favor, seeing as how we're ready to mount a counter offensive and the enemy is retarded. They have to withdraw when they reach 15% casualties, and a lot of their guys are dismounted now because we've destroyed over half their strykers.