1997 Gil-Shechem War

The 1997 Gil-Shechem War, also know as the Shechem Holy War, was a major conflict between the Gil republics and the Shechem nationalists. The war was the largest war since the Second Great War with around 1.3 million people serving, and over 21% would become casualties of war.

1997 Gil-Shechem War
Date 19 May 1997 – 29 July 1997 Location Casiatia, Cecqia, Vitialand, Umah Result Gil military victory Shechem political victory Umah partial independence
Belligerents
Casiatia Cecqia Vitialand	United Provinces of Umah Umah Defence Forces
Commanders and leaders
Khalil Sarah FM Farid Kanan Lt Gen Haidar Mohammed Lt Gen Rahim Azizi Hilal Ansari Gen Indalecio Moghaddam VAdm. Kadar Yusuf Lt Gen Karif Rayes Maj Gen Aaron Bina Maj Gen Rahman Faris Murtadi Rabbani FM Amir Aydin	Tzvi Schapiro FM Uriel Goldman FM Zubin Benski FM Matt Spiegel
Strength
442,000 319,000 220,000	324,000
Casualties and losses
143,145 (40,961 dead and 103,194 wounded)	134,449 (44,410 dead, 90,039, and 23,524 captured)

Background

Tofria War

Main article: Tofria War

The Tofria War was a conflict between the People's Republic of Vitialand and the first State of Umah.