The Purge of Speke

Summary
The Battle of Speke, otherwise known as "Operation Stenchfall", was an operation carried out by the NSoH and was headed by the 1st Battalion - led by Lieutenant-General A. wall.

Initially an attempt to rid the threat of the Fletchers from Speke and purge the area of its largely odious and degenerate populous, it descended into a full-on chaotic battleground between the 1st Battalion and one of Richard's Ogre Armies that occupied the area.

During this long-fought battle, numerous guerilla and propaganda tactics were employed by the 1st Battalion, through oversight of Lt.-Gen A. Wall. The most significant and effective of these was "Operation Wandering Stench", which is argued by many to have turned the tides of the war in the NSoH's favour; shortening it by months and saving many lives in the process. It is estimated that roughly 75% of Richard's Ogre Army stationed in Speke retreated from the area as a result of this operation.

The war lasted 1 month in total, with ally casualties reaching excess of 500; civilian casualties consisting of <15; and ogre casualties of at least 4000 - making it a relatively decisive victory in the NSoH's favour. Both the surviving and fallen soldiers were commended as heroes, receiving highest honours. Lt.-Gen A. Wall was promptly promoted to General ranking due to his outstanding bravery and command in the field.

As of January 15th, 2017, the families of those affected by the operation have been compensated by the NsoH, and damaged areas of Speke have also been rebuilt to their original conditions pre-Purge.

Long live the NSoH.