Case Peafowl

Case Peafowl Trường hợp Chiến tranh Con công trống
Part of the Bethausian Civil War
File:QuenmineseTroops-CasePeafowl1.jpg File:JoyongheanTroopsInBethausia1.jpg Above: Troops from the 335th Combined Arms Regiment marching into the border dividing Thanh Kieu Province and the Karen State Below: Troops from the 5th Infantry Division marching into the forests of the Kachin State
Date 3-27 May 2019 Location Eastern Bethausia Kachin State Karen State Paungtu Administrative Region Shan State Result Allied victory
Belligerents
Quenmin Joyonghea United Kingdom Zanarkand New Akiba Erebonian Empire Karen National Resistance Front Kachin Independent State Army Shan State Independence Army Northern Army Eastern Army Southern Army	Socialist Republic of Burmia Sorepatmadaw
Commanders and leaders
Phùng Minh Thiệu Nguyễn Thủy Anh Thạch Nhất Bảo Kỳ Thurein Linn Khant Mg Thant Phone Tun Wunna Ye Thiha Nyan Thurein Min Thiha Chegal In-ho Kiriya Kitagawa Shizuma Izumi	Thu Zarni Pyay Khant Naing Pyay Maung Ag Pa Tee Thant

Case Peafowl is a name given to a military operation planned and implemented by the Imperial Quenminese Armed Forces. It was executed on May 10 after the success of Case Mazeppa, with the intention of establishling a new frontline to hinder the Socialist Republic of Burmia's military progress in suppressing its internal rebellions and preventing the forces of the Ducal Republic of Bethausia, Dalmasca and Nabradia, and Esthar and Balamb from committing any further incursions from the south.

Order of Battle

Allies

Imperial Quenminese Armed Forces

Expeditionary Task Force - Bethausia - Defense and National Security Minister Phùng Minh Thiệu

• Battlegroup A - Field Marshal Nguyễn Thủy Anh
  • 17th Infantry Division, 6th Field Army
    • 145th Infantry Regiment (3,500)
    • 253rd Infantry-Engineer Regiment (3,600)
    • 271st Mechanized Infantry Regiment (2,700)
    • 11th Artillery Regiment (1,500)
  • 16th Combined Division, 7th Field Army
    • 514th Engineer Regiment (3,300)
    • 58th Armored Column (33 tanks)
    • 67th Infantry Regiment (3,500)
    • 12th Artillery Regiment (1,600)
    • 388th Mechanized Infantry Regiment (2,500)
• Battlegroup B - Field Marshal Thạch Nhất Bảo Kỳ
  • 10th Combined Division, 2nd Field Army
    • 335th Combined Arms Regiment (4,500)
    • 161st Infantry Regiment (3,500)
    • 156th Mechanized Infantry Regiment (2,800)
    • 6th Artillery Regiment (1,700)
    • 305th Engineer Regiment (3,400)
  • 62nd Division, 5th Field Army
    • 187th Infantry Regiment (3,400)
    • 71st Mechanized Infantry Regiment (2,900)
    • 16th Combined Arms Regiment (4,300)
    • 81st Armored Column (33 tanks)
• Air Support Group (152nd Multipurpose Wing) - Col. Nguyễn Soát Vân

Joyonghean Sovereign Army

Southeast Asianna Expeditionary and Assistance Corps - Gen. Chegal In-ho

• 3rd Marine Brigade (5,200)
• 5th Infantry Division (10,300)
• 3rd Mechanized Infantry Division (10,000)

Socialist Burmia (Sorepatmadaw)

Eastern Regional and Military Operations Command (RMOC-3) - Vice Sr. Gen. Thu Zarni Pyay

• 3rd Army - Detachment East - Gen. Khant Naing
  • 8th Corps (20,000) - Lt. Gen. Thura Htun Kaung
  • 9th Corps (20,000) - Lt. Gen. Khaing Sein Thu
• 4th Army - Gen. Pyay Maung Ag
  • 7th Corps (20,000) - Lt. Gen. Maung Kyaw Nyan
  • 10th Corps (20,000) - Lt. Gen. Pa Tee Thant
  • 11th Corps (19,000) - Lt. Gen. Thurein Htun
• 12th Independent Mixed Division (15,000) - Maj. Gen. Kyaw Win
• 13th Independent Mixed Division (14,000) - Maj. Gen. Thawda Myat