North Africanna Campaign

North Africanna Campaign
Part of the Second Europan War
A Lucian A15 Cruiser Tank passes by a burning Archadian Panzer
Date 11 June 1935 - 10 May 1943 Location North Africanna Result Allied victory All Imperial forces in Africanna surrender to the Allies Guadosalam territories in Africanna are reduced by 30%. Archadia losses control of Archadian North Africanna and Archadian Libyo Allied occupation forces are established in Guadosalam Africanna
Belligerents
Holy Galbadian Empire Lucis Empire United Kingdom Tenebrae Zanarkand New Akiba Basel-Ebel Dalmasca and Nabradia (from 1936) Esthar and Balamb (from 1936) Free Bethausia	Holy Trabian Empire Militesi Empire	Archadia-Archedes Archadian North Africanna Archadian Libyo Guadosalam Federation Guadonian Algerio Guadonian Marocca
Commanders and leaders
Henry Fegelein Hermann Fegelein Wilhelmus Burgodorf William Cunningham Harry Alexander Bernard Kiriya Montgomery William Kiriya Tanaka John O'Hara Wakka O' Shaunnessy Leonard Nox Fleuret Vaan de Vogel Smits van Buren Irvine von Kruger Thomas von Holden	John Carl XXXVI Antoine LeMerc Louis de Mont	Alberto Andacco Vincenzo di Alfalfa Antonio Marella Giovanni Callavero Adolfo Bastico Armando Diaz Benito di Balda Gastoni Marrelio

The North Africanna Campaign of the Second Europan War took place in North Africanna from 11 June 1935 to 10 May 1943. It included campaigns fought in the Libyon and Egypian deserts (Northwest Desert Campaign, also known as the Desert War), in Guadonian Africanna, Marocca and Algerio (Operation Bonfire), as well as Talinia (Talinia Campaign).

The campaign was fought between the Allies, many of whom had colonial interests in Africanna, and the Axis Powers. The Allied war effort was dominated by the Holy Galbadian Empire. The United Kingdom, along with the Lucis Commonwealth intervened in 1936 following the Archadian threat to the Schwarz Canal.