Battle of Portsmouth

Battle of Portsmouth
View of the Portsmouth Military base
Date	December 5th, 1937.
Location	Portsmouth
Result	The United Kingdom took control of Portsmouth Port
Territorial Changes	The United Kingdom received it's southern most lands, and the Fascists were completely pushed out of lower England.
Belligerents
Participants	GingerCG KarloMarxist Kajfix vs. Jeffrey Hamm Walter Model
Strength
Strength of participants	1000 Troops 200 Troops
Casualties and losses
Deaths	365 Troops 200 Troops
Missing	36 MIA or taken Captive 0 MIA or taken Captive

The Battle

The Portsmouth military base remained the only airfield in Southern England, and was quite important if one was to get Air Superiority.

Background

After successfully retaking Plymouth from the Fascists, the morale was high, and to benefit off of this, GingerCG, commander at the time, took full advantage of this and launched an attack a few days later, to retake the British airfield.

Battle

The battle was short lasted, on their way back from Plymouth, they found an abandoned Crusader tank, however the tank was working completely fine. They used this tank and took the airfield within only a few hours.

Aftermath

Following the battle, the British now once again had air superiority in lower England, and this would also prove vital for the upcoming invasion of Ireland.