Battle of Italy

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Battle of Italy
Part of The war against the CFIS
The battle plan for the Battle of Italy
Date 6th November 2006 - 10th December 2006 Location Northen Italy Result CFIS victory
Combatants
Greater Germany, New Yugoslavia	CFIS
Commanders
Daniel Bennett, Ben Beswick, Jack Robinson	André Bisson
Strength
50,000 troops plus 2,000 tanks, 15 GGAF planes and 20 Gunships	30,000 troops plus 2,500 tanks, 20 Italian Airforce planes and 50 Gunships
Casualties
14,350 dead, 6,967 wounded, 2 MIA, 10 POW taken	5,000 dead, 15,346 wounded

The Battle of Italy was an unsuccessful military campagin, between the states under the New Russian Federation and CFIS, to take control of Italy and to make it part of the New Russian Federation. Although the Battle was lost The New Russian Feeration did gain some territory in the North of Italy.

[edit] The Plan

The plan was simple it made use of all the resources available to the New Russian Federation. Invading from Greater Germany and New Yugoslavia. Federation forces would sweep across Northen Italy and then down capturing Rome. The fleet of Gunships would then move done the right side of Italy, from Zadar (New Yugoslavia), and drop people off at the bottom and then move along to Sciliy. The troops would then move up Italy and meet the other section of troops in Rome. This would have taken about two weeks with the excepted resistance. Not much resistance was expected because most CFIS troops were fighting the Battle of France. This is an amazing battle that everyone should re-enact. and ally is amazing

[edit] 6th November 2006 - 20th November 2006

The plan was lauched on the 6th November 2006, however the forces encountered unexpected resistance. This led to a huge battle resulting in the deaths of many troops. The battle was won by the New Russian Federation troops and, despite significant losses moved on to Rome.

The ships fared no better, the ships were lauch two weeks into the Battle, the point which the Battle was supposed to be won, give the CFIS change to sed their fleet to better the other fleet. The Battle of the Adriatic resulted in the losses of all the fredation's ships. This meant that no defense was needed by the CFIS at the bottom of Italy and their troops marched to Rome. And Emilie is amazinggggggggg!

[edit] 20th November 2006 onwards

The loss at The Battle of the Adriatic was the beginning of the end for the Battle of Italy. The fredation had no backup and had to bare the full brunt of the CFIS armies. Despite this the armies of the federation made significant gains,but when they reached Rome the armies were waiting. See the Battle of Rome for more details. The federation lost and began to be pushed back. The final week some came.

[edit] The Final Weeks

The armies of the federation were pushed furthur and furthur back,the CFIS hoping that they would make gains in Greater Germany and New Yugoslavia. However, the rest of the federation army was waiting and haulted the advance. The war was declared over with one week of this event and since then the territory gained has been a base for the army of The New Russian Federation.

This territory is now called FIT or Former Italian Territory.

[edit] Gallery

The original advances made by both sides.

The defence encountered and the resulting effect.

Stalemate FIT held by the Federation

[edit] See also

• New Europe
• Cheese