Difference between revisions of "Bloody Wednesday"
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| combatant1 = [[Shetland Island Droids]] | | combatant1 = [[Shetland Island Droids]] | ||
| combatant2 = [[Kingdom of Britannia]] | | combatant2 = [[Kingdom of Britannia]] | ||
| − | | commander1 = | + | | commander1 = {{plainlist| |
| − | + | *Robert | |
| − | + | *Kieran Slough | |
| − | + | *Conan Petal | |
| − | + | *Logan McDowell | |
| − | + | *Joshua Brians | |
| − | | commander2 = | + | *Chris Willis{{KIA}} |
| − | + | | commander2 = {{plainlist| | |
| − | + | *Supreme Leader of Britannia | |
| − | + | *Gen. Ryan Link | |
| − | + | *Col. Aaron Davidson | |
| − | + | *Col. Lucius Husky | |
| − | + | *Cpt. Kogan Kreek{{KIA}} | |
| + | *Cpt. Eddy Eman{{KIA}} | ||
| + | *Maj. Henry Wilson | ||
| strength1 = {{plainlist| | | strength1 = {{plainlist| | ||
*5,000 <small>(ground forces)</small> | *5,000 <small>(ground forces)</small> | ||
Revision as of 18:21, 15 December 2020
{{Infobox military conflict | conflict = Bloody Wednesday | campaign =
| image =
| image_size = 250px | caption = Map of Walls | date = 5 April 2081 | place = Walls and Gutcher, Shetland Islands | causes = Secession of Shetland Island towns from the Kingdom of Britannia
| result =
- Kingdom of Britannia Victory
- Town of Walls captured by Royal Army
- 90% of Garrisoned forces killed in fighting
| combatant1 = Shetland Island Droids | combatant2 = Kingdom of Britannia | commander1 = {{plainlist|
- Robert
- Kieran Slough
- Conan Petal
- Logan McDowell
- Joshua Brians
- Chris Willis †
| commander2 =
Bloody Wednesday was a brief war fought by the Shetland Island Droids and the Kingdom of Britannia on the 5th of April 2081. It consisted mostly of fighting in the town of Gutcher and Walls, but also is usually told with the inclusion of skirmishes in the surrounding countryside. The battle was believed to have been authorized on this date as this was: the tenth anniversary of the secession of Gutcher from Britannian control.
Gutcher
In the town of Gutcher, fighting was minimal as most of the Royal Army forces had been depleted by this point. Major Henry Wilson was the leader of the 5th Battalion, the last group of Royal Army soldiers left alive, and unsuccessfully attempted to capture the town of Gutcher.
