Battle of Hill 451

Battle of Hill 451
Part of Prodavan War
Date 27th March - 7th April 1991 Location Hill 451, Earldom of Agrea Result Imperial Victory
Belligerents
Vionna-Frankenlisch	Prodava
Commanders and leaders
General Sir Charles Woodhouse Major General Richard Smith Major General Ian Williams Colonel Martin Rutherford	General Rasseed Salahe General Wolfgang Necker
Units involved
Second Corps Royal Fishersfield Regiment	2 Corps
Strength
19,000	33,000

The Battle of Hill 451 was a major engagement of the Prodavan War taking place during the Prodavan Oliv Offensive. Hill 451 was a major strategic point for the Imperial Army in the region of Agrea. Used by the Imperial forces for its prominence over the border region, making it perfect for observation and listening posts, encircling Hill 451 was the first objective of the Prodavan offensive against Oliv. Initially defended only by a single infantry battalion, the hill came to be defended by 19,000 Imperial troops under General Sir Sir Charles Woodhouse against 33,000 encircling Prodavans under General Rasseed Salahe.

Hill 451 was defended by Sir Charles Woodhouse's Second Corps along with the Royal Fishersfield Regiment and a small security detachment of Pathfinders.