Operation Towton

Operation Towton
Part of Prodavan War
Date 15th - 21st March 1991 Location Loukussa Province, Prodava Result Vionna-Frankenlischian Victory
Belligerents
Vionna-Frankenlisch	Prodava
Commanders and leaders
Major General Phillip Walman Brigadier Sir George Montclair Major Elias Horke	General Solomon Warabe al-Salah General Adina Sassin al-Sassini
Units involved
12th Cavalry Brigade 1st Guards Grenadier Brigade 4th Infantry Division 8th Pathfinder Regiment	11th (Loukussa) Division 28th (Thralkeld) Division
Strength
21,000	30,000

Operation Towton, also known as the Loukussa Offensive, was an offensive during the Prodavan War launched in March 1991. Starting early on 15th March, the day after the declaration of war, Major General Phillip Walman's 21,000 men crossed the Prodavan border and fought two victorious actions at Loukussa and Ladlin. Prodavan forces of the Northern Military District under General Hasan Hadi resisted the invasion with the 30,000 troops of the Loukussa area coming under the general command of General Solomon Warabe al-Salah. Over six days of fighting, Walman's corps defeated the Prodavans and occupied the important industrial city of Loukussa.