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 Idrees el-Akram General Wolfgang Necker Colonel Alexander MacEllem
Units involved
Second Corps Royal Fishersfield Regiment	2 Corps 20th Brigade 23rd Brigade 1st Armoured Car Detachment
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 which used it as a listening post. 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.