Battle of Desert Hill

Battle of Desert Hill
Part of the Jihad War of the United States of JBR
File:Battle of Desert Hill.jpg A hotel destroyed in a bombing at Desert Hill.
Date March 11, 2011 Location Las Vegas, Vegas, United States of JBR Status Ended
Belligerents
File:JBR Flag.JPG United States of JBR File:Flag of Bobogoobo.svg Bobogoobo File:Islamic Flag.svg International Muslim Community Union of Midway	File:Flag of AIL.png Anti-Infidel League of the Islamic Resistance
Commanders and leaders
File:JBR Flag.JPG Anthony Ruiz File:JBR Flag.JPG Ryan Spore	File:Flag of AIL.png Code Envy†
Strength
5,000 JBRican infantry, 800 foreign mercenaries, 300 JBRican police force, 530 Vegas State Reserve officers	230 AIL agents 10 suicide bombers 5 officers
Casualties and losses
214 killed 142 injured 2 missing 58 civilians killed	111 killed 201 injured 34 missing

The Battle of Desert Hill was the first engaged battle between the Pro-JBRican Forces versus the Pro-AIL Forces in the Jihad War of the United States of JBR. It began around noontime when several AIL agents set off a bomb inside a hotel near the Las Vegas Strip and killed the 58 civilians inside or around it. The hotel was severely damaged and several tourists immediately called for help. Immediately within 10 minutes, Anthony Ruiz, one of the Field Marshals of the United States of JBR led his troop of 5,000 soldiers and was assisted by Colonel Ryan Spore who helped lead the mercenaries from Bobogoobo, the International Muslim Community, and the Union of Midway. Paramedics rushed survivors to the hospital just several minutes before AIL members began emerging and opening fire at the Pro-JBRican front.
Immediately, local police forces closed off the street and assisted the Ruiz-led troops and evacuated civilians from the battling spree. State Reserve officers were deployed soon and searched for AIL members who were within 10 miles of the battle and had the entire radius under lockdown. AIL was outnumbered and launched several grenades at the army; killing some 200 soldiers upon impact. Ruiz and Spore immediately had his troop chase down remaining AIL survivors. Spore found the main AIL commander for the battle, "Code Envy" and shot him dead with a blow to the head. AIL unconditionally surrendered to the pro-JBRican forces by 2:00 PM. Captured AIL members became prisoners of war of the United States of JBR and were all sent to a remote correction facility in Area 51 where they will receive a testimony from the Supreme Court of the United States of JBR on March 15, 2011.