The (failed) OSK

The OSK ("Ostfriesische SpezialKräfte" -> East Frisian Special Forces) was formed by the OVA to give the East Frisians more offensive power. Only women under 30 and with the appropriate physical requirements were accepted. They wanted to train these women much better than the normal OVA fighter. This was then implemented as planned for 6 weeks, but in the end the women were given too little time:

The OVA leadership ordered the first deployment of the OSK far too early, 26 of these women were to take up a camp for Russian women soldiers. However, this Mission went very wrong, because all 26 women of the OSK were killed by the partly very young Russian women, ultimately all East Frisian women fell without a chance.


(The first mission of the OSK was also their last. The full Story can be obtained here)


The new OSK

But now there are plans to rebuild the OSK. In fact, work is done here with the vocational schools in east-frisia: In order to ensure that the recruits are not too effeminate and in poor physical condition, only girls from the age of 17 are drafted, and exclusively from the fields of home economics or agriculture.

The advantages: The girls know each other from the class group, which should strengthen the team spirit. In addition, housekeeping and agriculture are areas in which the girls also have to get involved, so they should be in relatively good physical condition.

Since the OSK has a bad reputation in East Frisia due to the catastrophic history, it was clear that only a few of the girls volunteered for military service. So the OVA and the school authorities in East Frisia organized "other ways" of motivation: a large proportion of the girls were simply forced to join the OSK.

One was sure that one could quickly convince these young, naive brats once they had spent a certain amount of time in the OSK training camps. The work of persuasion mostly consisted of publicly hanging or garroting rebelling young East Frisian women, which quickly broke the resistance of the unwilling.

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