Battle of Oliv

Battle of Oliv
Part of Prodavan War
Lord Rachdale leading 3rd Corps meets Brigadier McManaman on the outskirts of Oliv.
Date 3rd - 6th April 1991 Location Oliv, Earldom of Agrea Result Imperial Victory
Belligerents
Vionna-Frankenlisch	Prodava
Commanders and leaders
General Lord Rachdale Brigadier Colum McManaman	General Rasseed Salahe General Idrees el-Akram
Units involved
Third Corps	2 Corps
Strength
28,000	19,000
Casualties and losses
1,671 killed, 3,512 wounded approx. 400 captured	4,910 killed and wounded 3,000 captured
Between 1,000 and 2,500 civilians killed Heavy damage to the eastern half of Oliv

The Battle of Oliv was an engagement of the Prodavan War occuring during the Prodavan Oliv Offensive. It took place within the city of Oliv in Agrea, Vionna-Frankenlisch, and around the River Achola. The battle was fought over three days from 3rd to 6th April 1991 between Imperial forces under the Viscount Rachdale and Brigadier Colum McManaman and 19,000 Prodavans under the command of General Rasseed Salahe. The Prodavans were in the midst of a counter-offensive in the region of Agrea, intended to seize the city of Oliv and destroy a significant portion of the Imperial Army in southeastern Vionna. Operation-Group Oliv was made up of forces from Prodavan 2nd Corps and, at the begining of the battle, vastly outnumbered the 4,000 defenders of the city.