The Lt. General had gotten together with his men, and sent in a Force Recon Company into the city of Mojave, which was located west of their current location. The 100 Marines parachuted into a small field that was surrounded by a wooded area separating the marines by 1.5 kilometers from the city. The men were armed with SOPMOD M4 Carbines, with sound suppressors and 4 x day scopes attached, the men would make their way into the city, in squads of 10. Once spread amongst the city, the Marines were able to survey the militants in the streets, estimating that there were approximately 4,000 - 5,000 militants in and around the city. There were 25-30 anti aircraft devices spotted around the city. Their locations were documented and delivered back to headquarters. Reluctantly, the city had no sky scrapers thus preventing the Marines from facing targets from extremely high altitudes.
With the locations of the anti aircraft in sight, the RoJ Navy ordered the 3 Destroyers and 2 in the sea, to fire guided missiles on the targets during the night and the next days. Once the anti aircraft units were taken down, the air strikes would take place, with the Force Recon team still operating in the city.
During these operations, the 2 Marine Expeditionary Forces continued to train, hydrate, train some more and hydrate some more. They stayed at a constant alert. The 1st MEF and the 1st Army Division prepared for their attack on the city of Mojave which would be taking place within the next week if not days, depending on the accuracy of the air campaign. With that, Operation Pax Supremo was under way.