Allied Invasion of Indiae

Allied Invasion of Indiae
Part of the Liberation of Indiae of the Second Europan War
Balambian troops in the Himalaeyan Mountain Range
Date 1 October - 5 October 1943 Location Indiae Result Allied victory
Belligerents
United Kingdom Gallia-Bruhl Erebonian Empire Rubrum Zanarkand New Akiba Nihhon-koku Basel-Ebel Esthar and Balamb Dalmasca and Nabradia Holy Galbadian Empire Free Bethausia Free Indiae Utarapunjab State Kingdom of Gorkhali	Empire of Quenmin Archadia-Archedes Rumania Bhajakar
Commanders and leaders
Archibald Sugiyama Tsukuyo Kushineda Friedrich O'Connelly Brian Regnitz Elliot Testarossa Leslie Oliver Morsehead Kurt Friedricks A.C.G. Lindholm Imari Kari Giel fon Hessenberg Werner Georg von Bloch Zaw Sein Arkar Tarvinder Samdarani Singh Sukhdarshan Buhar Ghassan Osmani	Thạch Hung Sõn Chiến Kiều Dũng Quang Phó Minh Duyên Vương Thị Lệ Victor Sazabio Giovanni Filiberto Guiseppe Gavallero
Strength
550,000 troops 550 tanks 400 aircraft 150 guns	375,000 troops 670 tanks 250 aircraft 100 guns
Casualties and losses
30,750 killed or wounded	55,890 killed or wounded

The Allied Invasion of Indiae (1 October 1943 - 5 October 1943) took place on 1 October 1943, when Allied forces, following the end of the Nepali-Bhutania Campaign first entered Indiae through the Punjabi Region. The operation also saw the mass paradrops of Airbourne forces behind enemy lines in an attempt to link-up with the Indiaen Resistance. The invasion was the first large-scale invasion undertaken in South Asianna following the Allied forces crossing from the Middle East to Asianna.

The end of the invasion allowed the allies to establish a 7 km bridgehead into the Punjabi region, and subsequently proceeding with the Northern Indiae Campaign and the ambitious Operation Heartglen.