Battle of Andoma

Battle of Andoma
Part of The Great War
Soldiers photographed during the battle
Date 22nd April 1907-18th October 1907 Location River Andoma, Kingdom of Blechingia Result Alliance victory
Belligerents
The Iron Pact Lyonheimer Krenya	The Alliance Blechingia Tytherial
Commanders and leaders
Leo Hretsy	Siobhan O'Brendan Guðmundur Karlsson Ivan Andersson
Strength
	~984,789
Casualties and losses
	~298,788

The Battle of Andoma was one of the most brutal and large scale battles during the Great War. It occurred when the Iron Pact forced Alliance forces to move back through the River Andoma, and large firepower resulted in one of the most brutal conflicts during the course of the battle. The Battle of Andoma was won by the Alliance after 6 months of brutal skirmish, ending on the 18th of October 1907. Historians argue that this is an extremely shock result as the Alliance were outnumbered, outpowered and low on resources.