Ok, its mostly done, still have a few things to tweak though. It works out to be 52 players max, but should still be playable with about 20.
BLUFOR briefing:

After depositing a large amount of advanced munitions in the friendly militia camp in Ixel, the UH-60L you were flying in has taken anti-air artillery fire disabling the swash plate and forcing you to make a hard landing in the mountainous foot hills of the Sierra Mastbete range. Its doubtful friendly militias know your location, however it is certain that SLA forces stationed in various strong points near your crash site are mounting up to capture or kill you. Before your crash you relayed your last position to a RACS FOB near Corazol, they promised you a quick reaction force is being deployed, the status of which is currently unknown. It may be possible to contact the QRF by radio, however, the RACS doesn't use encrypted communications so it is likely the SLA can hear all your messages. But now the most important part is to stay alive and avoid capture. The SLA is closing in on your crash site rapidly, you will probably have to relocate and wait for the QRF. Your ultimate goal is to get to the secure zone at the Paraiso Air Base.

OPFOR briefing:

Earlier today the radar station on Antigua detected a hostile rotary craft around the Mastbete area. All SLA anti air craft garrisons in the area opened fire upon visually identifying a single UH-60 black hawk. It is believed they scored multiple directs hits to the aircraft. Less than 10 minutes ago friendly militiamen from Eponia contacted the Pita air base. They have located the crash site, however the status of the crew is still unknown. All area bases are being mobilized immediately. It is essential any surviving crew is located and destroyed as a bold symbol to America to refrain from meddling in the North's operations. RACS and US forces will undoubtedly launch rescue attempts. It is imperative they are impeded until we can locate any surviving crew.

RACS briefing:

30 minutes ago we received a frantic mayday call from a US helicopter operating near Benoma. They had been hit by enemy fire and were coming in hard on the landing. They relayed to us their last position, however, it is still unclear if anyone has survived the impact. We have been busy mobilizing a quick reaction force to secure the crash site and locate any survivors. The SLA is most likely also attempting to reach the downed helicopter. If the SLA does capture any veteran crew they will be able to extract detailed information about RACS and US operations on the island, or they may simply kill them. Either way the end result could be devastating for the upcoming US-RACS joint offensive. Therefore the QRF must move north to the crash site, and extract any survivors to the secure zone at the Paraiso air base. We may be able to reach any survivors on their survival radios, however, they are unencrypted so the SLA may be listening in.