Finishing up Business in Iceland

Finishing up Iceland

350,000 Melonese were sent to Iceland to finally finish the war in Iceland. They were met with nods and pats on the back as they joined the Japanese Forces who were already there. Most of the Melonese stayed at camp, but about 100,000 moved south to finally defeat the remaining Bedlandic Troops. They went south and originally found nothing, but then a small force of 47,600 Bedlandic Soldiers. The Soldiers fought bravely and well, but in the end, all but about 100 were killed.

Deaths:

47,500 Bedlandic Soldiers

45,000 Melonese Soldiers

The Soldiers carried on, finding a couple of small groups of Bedlandic Soldiers, but most of the groups only had only 100-200 soldiers, so they immediately surrendered, though we did find another small force of about 21,000 Bedlandic's, they also fought well and hard, but they were also cut down by our gunfire, no soldiers escaped this time.

Deaths:

20,000 Bedlandic Soldiers

18,000 Melonese Soldiers

After a long while of walking through the snow, we finally came across a group of Japanese soldiers, it was a small group of 50,000, but it was still a nice amount. We then went further south, and then found a large-ish group of 90,000 Bedlandic soldiers, It was a very hard battle, as we were outnumbered, but we were not outmatched, with superior Technology, we were able to pull through, but with many soldiers dead.

Deaths:

90,000 Bedlandic Soldiers

36,400 Melonese

47,100 Japanese

With only 3,500 total soldiers left, we decided to stop advancing, Iceland was already a loss cause for the Bedlandic's, and with us destroying their last hope for survival, they would surely surrender. Right now about 100,000 Melonese and 70,000 Japanese are moving into the Melonese Contested zone to finally take out the last Bedlandic Soldiers as we speak. All prisoners of war will be treated fairly and with respect at the war camps in Czechoslovakia.

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