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== International Reaction == | == International Reaction == | ||
[[File:DakotaRuins.jpg|thumb|Dakaton Nationalist outpost ruins, suspected of containing a weapons cache it was bombed, none of the suspected weapons were found and 5 bodies were recovered. ]] | |||
== Current Terrorist Cells == | == Current Terrorist Cells == | ||
[[Category:Divided States of America]] | [[Category:Divided States of America]] | ||
[[Category:Conflicts in the Former United States of America Post Dissolution]] | [[Category:Conflicts in the Former United States of America Post Dissolution]] |
Revision as of 16:02, 21 October 2024
Dakotan Theatre | ||||||||||
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Part of the Collapse of the United States | ||||||||||
Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Midwestern soldiers at Camp Fargo, the Badlands, Midwestern special forces entrenched, Midwestern bomber. | ||||||||||
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Belligerents | ||||||||||
Dakotan Supporters | Dakotan Nationalists | De Jure Militia | ||||||||
Commanders and leaders | ||||||||||
Jim A. Rhodes |
The Dakotan Theatre refers to the Midwest Union's 1986 annexation of Western Minnesota and the Dakotas approximately East of the Missouri River. Operations began on July 4th, 1983, although scouting had been active since March.
Pre Threatre
Camp Fargo
Camp Watertown
Unclaimed Dakota Invasion
The Missouri Line
Trespassing on Reservations
Post Missouri Line
Missouri River Barge Incident
Montana Invasion
Operation Prairie Dog
Montanan, Yankee, and Canadian Civilian Deaths
Midwestern forces ran into Canadian claimed territory (former Montana, now Lakota)
The Ottawa Treaty
Type | Border Establishment |
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Drafted | July 1st, 1985 |
Signed | July 17th, 1985 |
Location | Ottowa, Canada |
Mediators | USSR, Japan, and The United Kingdom |
Parties | The Midwest Separation Union
The United Commonwealth of America Canada |
Officials gathered in Ottawa and decided on bordering the nations along the Missouri River.