Battle of Jubilife

Battle of Jubilife
Part of the Jihad War of the United States of JBR
File:ChateauJubilifeDisparu.png Château Jubilife, the main target on the invading DIM forces.
Date March 11, 2011 Location Jubilife, undefined territory (10 miles from New Disparu, 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	Disparuean Independence Movement File:Flag of the Confederate States of America (Gß).svg Anti-JBRican Forces
Commanders and leaders
File:Flag of JBR.svg Andrew Stewart File:Flag of JBR.svg Leroy Hunter File:Flag of JBR.svg Jacques Pétain File:Flag of JBR.svg Lance Pikachurin‡ File:Flag of JBR.svg Maylene Pikachurin‡	Francis Roy Edward Kent File:Flag of the Confederate States of America (Gß).svg Daniel Cheddar
Strength
3,200 JBRican infantry, 2,500 foreign mercenaries, 122 JBRican Secret Service, 432 Disparuean Territorial Reserve officers	4,502 soldiers 45 bodyguards 1 getaway driver 1 ransom arranger
Casualties and losses
405 killed 234 injured 3 missing* 81 civilians killed	1,205 killed 803 injured 0 missing
Missing are the Pikachurin Family. ‡Captured

The Battle of Jubilife (originally known as the Pikachurin Abduction, the Disparuean Horror, and the Pikachurin Crisis) was the second battle in the Jihad War of the United States of JBR which was based in the city of Jubilife just outside JBRican borders of the territory of New Disparu. The result was disastrous for the Pro-JBRican Forces, the Pikachurins, a vital vessel to the government of the United States of JBR were kidnapped during the battle and were classified as "missing". Later on, after the Willows were revealed to have been impersonating the Pikachurins, the battle's various names switched from "Pikachurin" to "Willow".

Pikachurin kidnapping

Main article: Pikachurin kidnapping incident

The battle began after the Disparuean Independence Movement ordered a small number of soldiers to open fire at a sedan that carried Lance, Maylene, and Max Pikachurin, a chauffeur, and 5 armed Secret Service agents. The sedan was stopped en route to the Governor's House where the territorial governor of New Disparu lived. The Secret Service agents were outnumbered and immediately called for help. All five were immediately killed and the chauffeur was flogged and left in a trash can in an alley. The Pikachurins were abducted shortly before the Pro-JBRican forces reached the scene. The Disparuean Independence Movement opened fire and were soon joined by the Anti-JBRican League.

JBRican counterattack

Andrew Stewart, an honorary officer and prime commander of the Pro-JBRican forces in the battle, fought strategically against the advancing DIM and Anti-JBRican League but was ultimately forced to retreat as DIM began unleashing a series of high-powered explosives that quickly started a new fire in Jubilife. Leroy Hunter, the assistant to Stewart, came with mercenaries from JBR's immediate allies but retreated due to the advancing anti-JBRican force. The Pro-JBRican forces were defeated in the end after declaring white peace to the anti-JBRican forces.

Government response

File:Francis Roy Wanted.png

A specimen poster of Francis Roy.

Back in the Congress of the United States of JBR, the Congress announced a breach of security and national mourning because of the capture of the Pikachurins. The Pikachurins just left the United States of JBR via airplane to return to Jubilife for the weekend and had they not returned, they would have been safe. President Justin Vuong demanded to pay DIM whatever they could to retrieve the Pikachurins. DIM demanded a total of $50,000,000 in ransom per person. This was deemed far too expensive and the United States of JBR ordered a search and rescue team.

Soon, the Federal Bureau of Investigation of the United States of JBR issued a wanted poster of Francis Roy and rewarding $10 million in-cash for the capture of Francis Roy alive.