Battle of Felleyte Gulf

The Battle of Felleyte Gulf was a battle between the JIL alliance (Japawn, Itily and Lubya) against Englund and Flance. On the first day of battle, the JIL alliance managed to destroy 22 building and land 10,000 troops, but then withdrew after Englund reinforcements began pouring in. However, while retreating, the JIL alliance burned en extra 144 houses, 11 facilities, 14 industrial buildings and the Felleyte Gulf port.

Background
In Early May, 2011, just a couple days after Japawn, Itily and Lubya declared war on Englund and Flance, the "JIL" alliance announced it would attack Felleyte gulf to it's staff. This was meant to be a surprise attack, but the word got out and soon enough Englund knew of the attack 4 days beforehand. This led to General Ty Command to change the attack from an amphibious landing to an all-out bombing, which the next day they would land, instead of the first. Mroto James, however, kept the original plan in mind and did not change it, except for the fact that he made the official objective to destroy the Felleyte Gulf port, and port that was worth a lot to Englund due to the fact that nearly 15% of it's trade supplies take off from the port.

Battle
At 6:00am on May 25, 2011, 15 JIL bombers began bombing Englund targets, destroying 4 AA guns and many buildings, while only losing 5 fighters and 2 bombers themselves. Then, later at 9:00am, Japawnese and Itilian troops landed on at the Felleyte gulf port, boarding 4 ships and killing 100 Englund soldiers. However, a regiment of 900 Englund troops began to attack, forcing the Japawnese and Itilian troops back to the port. Their was sporadic fighting around the port all day as the Englund troops received another two regiments, and the Japawnese troops received 4,000 more soldiers.

The next day, on May 26, Lubyan troops landed and immediately pushed the four Englund regiments back, totally destroying one of them. However, their attack wore down and again they withdrew to 10 miles around the port. This time however, there was little fighting until night, when a Englund company began to skirmish with 25 Itilian troops.

On May 27, the Englund navy sent out 2 destroyers, 6 frigates and 10 patrol boats, but they failed to do much damage to JIL ships, only damaging 3 of them.

On May 28, six brigades of Englund troops forced Lubyan, Itilian and Japawnese troops to withdraw. The retreating troops then burned every building in their way, including the port, before boarding their ships. However a regiment of Japawnese troops were left behind, and the rest of the troops (about 750 of them) began to skirmish with a Englund brigade.

From May 29-June 5, the Japawnese regiment continued skirmishing with a Englund brigade, inflicting 45 casualties before surrendering 100 troops. However, the next 615 of them managed to hop aboard a merchant vessel and escape back to the JIL fleet.

Aftermath
The battle, despite being bloody, achieved nothing on either side, and was mostly a stalemate. Following the battle, all JIL troops withdrew and moved 25 miles to the West by the Liverlake port.