First Florida War

Florida War
Part of The Collapse of the United States
Floridian Provisional Forces on the shores of the Florida Keys. A Sea King helicopter can be seen flying in the background.
Date 17 March - 24 July 1981 Location Florida Result Armistice at Havana Territorial changes Florida is Partitioned between the UC sister republic in the south and AF state in the north. Recognition of Reedy Creek.
Belligerents
United Commonwealth of America • Provisional Republic of Florida United Kingdom (Naval and Diplomatic Support)	American Federation • Republic of Florida
Commanders and leaders
Joseph Metcalf III	George Wallace
Strength
United Commonwealth • 1,300 Standard Infantry • ~750 Floridian Militiamen • ~150 Cuban Exiles • 3 M48 Patton Tanks • 2 M60 Tanks • 1 M551 Sheridan Tank • 1 LHA (USS Saipan (LHA-2)) • 1 Battleship (USS Massachusetts (BB-59)) • 1 Heavy Cruiser (USS Salem (CA-139)) United Kingdom • 25 SAS Operatives • 1 Aircraft Carrier (HMS Hermes (R12)) • 10 Fighters	American Federation • 1,400 Standard Infantry • ~600 Militiamen • 15 West Coast Holdout defectors • 4 Jackson Tanks (M48 Patton) • 15 Fighters
Casualties and losses
United Commonwealth 243 Killed 467 Wounded 45 Captured United Kingdom 3 Wounded 1 Fighter Damaged	American Federation International Estimate: ~340-435 Killed ~500 Wounded 1 Tank Destroyed 7 Fighters shot down Per-American Federation 200 Killed 300 Wounded 1 Tank Destroyed 5 Fighters shot down

The First Florida War was a conflict in the aftermath of the collapse of the United States.

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