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Operation Lear refers to the Invasion and opening phase of Operation Tempest in the South Occident Theatre of the Grand War.
Overview
Casus Belli and Rationale
Military Aspects
Invasion
TRIDENT and Allied Involvement
Summary of the Invasion
Casualties
See Also
- Operation Restoration - Liberation of Lysia
- Operation Macbeth - Decapitation Operation in Great Anglia
- Operation Cardenio - Post War Occupation of Lysia and Great Anglia