Operation Turkish Delight

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Operation Turkish Delight
[[Image:|200px|Map of Operation Turkish Delight]]
Date 11 June 2009 15 June 2009
Location Turkey
Result Turkey lost five Greek, Israeli territories
Territorial Changes Macedonia, Attica, Jerusalem District, Tel Aviv Center District, Central Greece
Belligerents
USA
Greece
Israel 		Turkey
Hungary
Commanders
Eugene Harlot Turkey
Strength
500

Also known by names such as Mighty Aphrodite, Herculese, Fig Leaf, and Divine Justice among various members of the US military, Operation Turkish Delight began on June 11, 2009. It was composed of a series of seven resistance wars in parts of Israel and Greece occupied by Turkey.

Contents

History

Greece had been entirely conquered by Turkey during the Balkan Wars, only regaining the region of Thrace during the Greek Independence War. Israel had been similarly conquered during the Turkey-Israel War, three of five regions during the Israeli Independence War.

In an effort to weaken Turkey, and by extension, the PEACE GC, the United States began preparations for an undisclosed military operation. Initial mobilization orders were sent on June 10 to all traveling divisions of the US military. The next day, troops were ordered to move to Turkey to back resistance wars, many of which were started by US military personnel. Soldiers were instructed to conceal their identities by all possible means. Troops worked in Turkish weapon companies between fighting and healing, or in US-owned companies, in an effort to sabotage the local economy. Roughly a dozen US-written/approved articles were voted up during that time period, flooding the Turkish media.

Turkey was taken by surprise, and needed several days to arrange a strong defense and receive help from other PEACE nations. Aware that the battles would become more difficult as the war continued, the US began employing diversions. A resistance war earlier in the day occupied the defenders' attention, allowing US victory in regions deemed more important. This was the case with battles in Crete and the Peloponnese.

Over the past few days, Turkey had been negotiating with Hungary. On June 15, the two nations signed a peace treaty, ending an inactive war and allowing Hungary to send a large force to help. These troops played a major role in the battle for Tel Aviv Central Greece, a high-iron region. The USA barely kept the region unsecured as the battle neared the 24-hour mark, but later poured in additional resources and freed the region.

Battle for Macedonia

  • Outcome - Won by Greece
  • Link - Battle for Macedonia
  • Began - 11 June 2009
  • Ended - 12 June 2009
  • Started By - Pantherthug89
  • Hero for Greece - Lucius Varenus (-12620)
  • Hero for Turkey - Bong (18777)

Battle for Attica

  • Outcome - Won by Greece
  • Link - Battle for Attica
  • Began - 11 June 2009
  • Ended - 12 June 2009
  • Started By - WahooBob
  • Hero for Greece - Geokos (-4481)
  • Hero for Turkey - BattalGazi (3046)

Battle for Jerusalem District

Battle for Crete

  • Outcome - Won by Turkey
  • Link - Battle for Crete
  • Began - 13 June 2009
  • Ended - 14 June 2009
  • Started By - n00e
  • Hero for Greece - Geokos (-4976)
  • Hero for Turkey - KemanKesh (3557)

Battle for Tel Aviv Center District

Battle for Peloponnese

  • Outcome - Won by Turkey
  • Link - Battle for Peloponnese
  • Began - 14 June 2009
  • Ended - 15 June 2009
  • Started By - beerman616
  • Hero for Greece - zedd1337 (-2438)
  • Hero for Turkey - Admiral Ackbar (2593)

Battle for Central Greece

  • Outcome - Won by Greece
  • Link - Battle for Central Greece
  • Began - 14 June 2009
  • Ended - 15 June 2009
  • Started By - Eugene Harlot
  • Hero for Greece - Duiveltje (-28173)
  • Hero for Turkey - poker (27782)
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