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In the beginning March border conflicts between [[Duby]] & [[Judea]] had grown to such a large extent that Duby had threatened war against Judea if they did not relinquish certain territory, Judea responded much like Duby and within days Dubyian forces marched into a Judean border town and the Great Ridgefield War began. Judean and Dubyian forces clashed for the next few weeks and made little territorial gains. | |||
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| The Great Ridgefield War | |||||||||
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| Part of Regional Conflicts in Ridgefield | |||||||||
From top to bottom: Bretislavian soldiers salute General Meier while on the march, Dubian army saluting ready to enter the battle on the border, Judean forces enacting a counter-charge against an advancing Dubian line. | |||||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||||
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Judea - Alliance of the Rights of Men |
Duby - Gears of Power | ||||||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||||||
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General Benjamin Meier James III Abrahim Ben Roddl King Abrahim II |
General Augustus Hitbar Charlotte III General Hanz Landa | ||||||||
| Strength | |||||||||
| 580,500 Total | 600,000 | ||||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||||
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134,239 Bretislavians 65,677 | 192,574 | ||||||||
In the beginning March border conflicts between Duby & Judea had grown to such a large extent that Duby had threatened war against Judea if they did not relinquish certain territory, Judea responded much like Duby and within days Dubyian forces marched into a Judean border town and the Great Ridgefield War began. Judean and Dubyian forces clashed for the next few weeks and made little territorial gains.