Akawhk Crisis

Akawhk Crisis
Part of the Ochoccola War and the Great Game
The Mascyllary battleship MSS Alden fires her 16-inch guns in response to Cuthish fire on 24 April
Date 24 April – 5 May 1994 (1 week and 4 days) Location Akawhk, Ochoccola Result Inconclusive Mutual withdrawal of strategic forces in Alvinia Agreement with Cuthland pertaining Mascylla's neutrality in the Ochoccola War Permanent forward deployment of 2nd Carrier Group at Naval Base Akawhk Marthasbucht Missile Scare Rekindled Cuthish–Mascyllary enmity and Great Game tensions
Belligerents
Cuthland Supported by: Mageiros League List Rovina	Akawhk Mascylla Supported by: BDTA List Falland Lavaria Sarrac
Commanders and leaders
Cuthland	Lukas III Michael Meilke Alexander Schuman Norbert Rüdt Karl Friedrich Maiberd Kurt von der Blücher
Casualties and losses
X	MSS Friedrich Hainnecke damaged and capsized 17 military personnal killed 3 Mascyllary citizens killed

The Akawhk Crisis (Hesurian: Akokh-Krise), also referred to as the 1994 Alvinian Crisis and Godrican Scare, was an approximately one week-long military confrontation between Cuthland and Mascylla along with Mascyllary Akawhk during the Ochoccola War (24 April – 5 May 1994).