Australian Revolutionary War

This article, Australian Revolutionary War, is property of Staff Sergeant Jack Jackson.

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Concurrent battle: Piracy in India
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Australian Revolutionary War
Conflict: Part of War on Piracy
Date: December 17th, 2028 - January 17th, 2029
Place: Australian, UK, Solomon Islands and India
Outcome: Australian Victory; Australian Independence passed Pirate Victory Relationship between UK and Australian Broken
Belligerents
Australia India	United Kingdom	Private Pirate Company
Commanders
Prime Minister of Australia	Prime Minister of UK	Ryan Lester
Strength
6'000'000 fighters 6'000'000 medical teams	6'000'000 fighters 6'000'001 medical teams	150'000'000+
Casualties
50'000 fighters	50'000 fighters	500'000 pirates

Australian Revolutionary War is the opening act of the War on Piracy going large scale. Australia has become richer in money and minerals then the UK and wish to separate from it but they refuse to pass the Australian Independence Bill. So they decided to stop funding the UK and providing them with minerals until they did. But after some assessment. The UK decide to invade Australia and force them to keep providing mineral but instead of being welcome with open arms they where assaulted by Australian Military.

Battles

• Australia
  • Queensland Campaign
    • Invasion of Brisbane
    • Battle of Townsville
    • Battle of Cairns
    • Battle of Innisfail
    • Battle of Ravenshoe
  • New South Wales Campaign
    • Battle of Newcastle
    • Siege of Sydney
    • Battle for Singleton
    • Assault on Wagga Wagga
    • Battle of Sydney
• India
  • Battle of Mumbai
  • Attack on New Delhi
  • Kidnapping of Boyd Simons
  • Rescue of Boyd Simons
• UK
  • Invasion of Hereford
  • Battle of London
  • Battle for Independence