Elyagan Valley Campaign

Elyagan Valley Campaign
Part of the Middle East Campaign
Erebonian Troops running through a battered field near Kandahar
Date 1 March - 10 June 1942 Location Central Afghania Result Tactical Allied Victory Allied forces land on Abbas Imperial forces split in two.
Belligerents
United Kingdom Nihhon-koku Gallia-Bruhl Zanarkand New Akiba Basel-Ebel Erebonian Empire Rubrum Free Bethausia Vionna-Frankenlisch Abbas	Empire of Quenmin Archadia-Archedes Rumania
Commanders and leaders
Archibald Sugiyama Tsukuyo Kushineda Alan MacDonald Friedrich O'Connelly Blaine Sanderson Kotamarou Furakawa Leslie Oliver Morshead James Tozawa Kurt Frediericks Brian Regnitz Magnus Craig Frederick Vander Elliot Testarossa Owen Ouellet Peter Ardur Rashia Zaw Sein Arkar Naing Thuta Maung Yarzar Htun Tun Yaza Sein Khine Sir Archibald Maxwell Sir Mehmet Abd Malik	Thạch Hung Sõn Chiến Kiều Dũng Quang Victor Sazabio Giovanni Filiberto Guiseppe Gavallero Enrico Ancelotti Vincenzo Casa Alberto Ricci Cristian Alexandrescu Catrina Dumitru Constantin Antonescu
Units involved
330,850 troops 6000 tanks 135 guns 550 vehicles	379,875 troops 770 tanks 160 guns 450 vehicles

The Elyagan Valley Campaign (1 March - 10 June 1942) was an Allied campaign conducted in order to push the Imperial forces further out of Afghania. The end of the battle cleared the way for the Allies to liberate Abbas.