Ochoccola War

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Ochoccola War
Part of the Great Game
Clockwise from top left:
  • An Ochoccolan tactical operations center is hit in a Cuthish airstrike during the early stages of the conflict
  • Cuthish soldiers prepare to storm the Presidential Palace during the Battle of Socapatoy, 14 May 1994
  • An ONF insurgent takes cover behind a disabled Ochoccolan armored vehicle in Socapatoy
  • Mascyllary 2nd Carrier Group centered around CRS Hermann von Martinsen patrols the waters of Akawhk near Ochoccola during the Akawhk Crisis, 1 May 1994
  • A Cuthish howitzer provides fire support during combat operations near Willishaven
  • Ochoccolan National Guardsmen take up defensive positions during the Battle of Lyndon Ridge, 20 April 1994
Date27 March – 15 May 1994 (1 month, 2 weeks and 4 days)
Location
Result

Cuthish and ONF victory

Belligerents
 Cuthland
Ochoccola ONF
 Ochoccola
Supported by:
BDTA
Commanders and leaders
Mascylla Michael Meilke
Mascylla Alexander Schuman
Mascylla Norbert Rüdt
Mascylla Karl Friedrich Maiberd

The Ochoccola War, also known as the Cuthish invasion of Ochoccola and the Ochoccola Crisis, was an armed conflict primarily involving a military invasion waged by Cuthland against the Ochoccola Republic during the spring of 1994. Simultaneous aerial bombing campaigns in the first days of the conflict precipitated an amphibious invasion by Cuthish military forces at Oktamulke Beach on 8 April; the war was fought primarily in Ochoccola and the surrounding ocean and airspace, with spillovers involving Mascyllary Akawhk during the Akawhk Crisis.

A major turning point in the Great Game, the Ochoccola War renewed tensions between Cuthland and Mascylla and led to a realignment of the Auroran world order as the Mageiros League usurped the !Warsaw Pact as the primary geopolitical adversary for the Berean Defense Treaty Association.

Background

Prelude

Course of the war

Akawhk crisis

Aftermath

Impact