:170 In a later chapter, a badger reinforces this to Wart the badger claims that the human race 'is almost the only animal which wages war' and that nomadic tribes do not wage war 'because they do not claim boundaries'. In the work's first novel, The Sword in the Stone, a goose explains to a young King Arthur (then known as Wart) that geese do not wage war because 'there are no boundaries among the geese' and describes boundaries as 'imaginary lines on the earth'. The ideology and naming conventions of A World With No Boundaries alludes to the modern Arthurian work The Once and Future King by T.H. The subsequent investigation into A World With No Boundaries led to the ousting of Rald and his faction from the Belkan government. A number of former members, such as Bristow's former Wizard Squadron wingmen, are known to have continued their anti-government activities into 1996. Others, such as Palmer and Marcela Vasquez, were more fortunate and have transitioned back into civilian life. Its members either evaded capture and disappeared or were arrested and convicted by Allied countries Bristow is currently serving time in prison for his terrorist activities. The organization was disbanded shortly after the defeat at Avalon. Although Larry Foulke (Galm Team's former number two) remotely launched the V2 from his ADFX-02, he was eventually shot down by his former wingman, Cipher, resulting in the V2's self-destruction and the final defeat of A World With No Boundaries. However, Galm Team destroyed Avalon's launch-control modules, precluding their goal of global unification via mass murder. Though their leader had been lost, Bristow, Palmer, and the other rebels attempted to carry on with the V2 launch. Kupchenko was ultimately killed in combat after he and his squadron encountered Galm Team over Area B7R. The Allied Forces consequently dispatched a strike team to Avalon in an attempt to prevent the launch.

The extremists believed that this act would bring about the birth of a 'new world', devoid of nations or wars. Sometime before December 31, A World With No Boundaries seized control of the Avalon Dam missile-silo complex, with the intention of launching the V2 missile stored there at unspecified targets around the world. That's what V2 is for.' ― Larry Foulke to Cipher 'Can you see any borders from here? What has borders given us? We're going to start over from scratch. Other high-end armaments were also illicitly procured through the efforts of Belkan test pilot Paul Rummenigge. Kupchenko's prior involvement with weapons-development projects such as Project Pendragon allowed the group to seize the experimental ADFX-02 Morgan fighter and XB-0 Hresvelgr gunship for its own means. Kupchenko's main lieutenants were Osean Air Defense Force pilots Anthony Palmer and Joshua Bristow, who had become disillusioned with the Osean military during their service in the Belkan War. The deserters' reasons for joining the movement varied from personal allegiances to ideological extremism.

Kupchenko's army primarily consisted of soldiers and airmen hailing from Belka, Sapin, and Osea a handful of Yuktobanian pilots also deserted the Yuktobanian Air Force to join the movement. Belkan politician Waldemarr Rald also supported the movement to an unknown extent. Although it has not been definitively proven, its founder and 'head director' is believed to have been Belkan Air Force ace Anton Kupchenko. Specific details concerning the founding of A World With No Boundaries remain unknown however, the nascent insurrection began sometime during the two-week ceasefire at the end of the Belkan War.

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