Battle of Sejpedek

Battle of Sejpedek
Part of the Invasion of Granzery of the Western Front of the Great War
Men of the Tieradan TBA division during the battle.
Date 29 July – 5 December 1946 (130 days) Location Sejpedek and Csepreg Result Allied victory
Belligerents
Tierada Vonzumier	Granzery
Commanders and leaders
TBA TBA	TBA
Units involved
TBA TBA	5th Army 3rd Guards Tank Army
Strength
Initially: TBA men TBA vehicles TBA aircraft Breakout: TBA soldiers	Initially: 42,000 men 1,450 vehicles 907 aircraft Breakout: 145,000 soldiers
Casualties and losses
TBA men	38,000 men

The Battle of Sejpedek was a battle of the Great War that took place in the area around the key Granzerian port of Sejpedek, the largest port in the nation, it began with an Allied naval invasion of Sejpedek and ended with the destruction of the 3rd Guards Tank Army and the capture of most of Southwest Granzery. The battle occured immediately after the disastrous Battle of Vép which saw Granzerian forces attempt a counterattack against the Tieradan forces pushing into Western Granzery. The operation began as an Allied attempt to outflank Granzerian forces around the town of Csepreg and secure the vital port of Sejpedek.

At the conclusion of the Battle in December of 1946, Granzerian forces in the West had been largely exhausted and Vierz forces in the East of Granzery had begun Operation TBA, allowing Allied forces to push through Granzery rapidly, by early February of 1947, Vierz forces had begun the Siege of Husegesvar and Allied forces had captured the city of Karpath, less than 90 kilometres from the besieged capital. By mid February the Granzerian government had surrendered unconditionally.