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==Round 1== | ==Round 1== | ||
| − | The Republic of China (Taiwan) was in an advantageous position until the 23rd minute of the round due to a surprise attack when [[combat orders]] were issued by South Korea. This caused a large number of soldiers to enter the battlefield and the division 4 battle was an [[epic battle]]. In division 1, {{eLink|citizen|2347084|Lord Morgoth Bauglir}} and [[Alfa UKSF]] dropped a [[Special weapon#Big bomb|big bomb]] | + | The Republic of China (Taiwan) was in an advantageous position until the 23rd minute of the round due to a surprise attack when [[combat orders]] were issued by South Korea. This caused a large number of soldiers to enter the battlefield and the division {{Division|4}} battle was an [[epic battle]]. In division {{Division|1}}, {{eLink|citizen|2347084|Lord Morgoth Bauglir}} and [[Alfa UKSF]] dropped a [[Special weapon#Big bomb|big bomb]] |
==Round 2== | ==Round 2== | ||
| − | Division 4 had an exciting start, however, the president of South Korea sounds retreat at around 80% before the Epic battle. It was considered to be a bad round for South Korea, as round nr. 2 was one of the key rounds in the Operation. | + | Division {{Division|4}} had an exciting start, however, the president of South Korea sounds retreat at around 80% before the Epic battle. It was considered to be a bad round for South Korea, as round nr. 2 was one of the key rounds in the Operation. |
==Round 3== | ==Round 3== | ||
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==Round 4 (Aircraft battle)== | ==Round 4 (Aircraft battle)== | ||
| − | It was a battle which was to show South | + | It was a battle which was to show South Korea's position on the international stage, especially in Air supremacy as they wanted to show off their newly formed military unit - [[Sky Club Korea]]. |
South Korea was able to hold out well for up to an hour after the start of the war, but was pushed back due to additional reinforcements from the RoC side. | South Korea was able to hold out well for up to an hour after the start of the war, but was pushed back due to additional reinforcements from the RoC side. | ||
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==Round 5-8== | ==Round 5-8== | ||
| − | After South Korea lost Round 4 and had previously not won any of the Division 4 battles, the Republic of China (Taiwan) and its allies easily won the rest of the rounds. | + | After South Korea lost Round 4 and had previously not won any of the Division {{Division|4}} battles, the Republic of China (Taiwan) and its allies easily won the rest of the rounds. |
==Top 10 soldiers== | ==Top 10 soldiers== | ||
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| [[Marcomannius]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 3.457 Bil || [[Kris Tine]] || {{CountryLink|China|China}} || 3.905 Bil | | [[Marcomannius]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 3.457 Bil || [[Kris Tine]] || {{CountryLink|China|China}} || 3.905 Bil | ||
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| − | | [[Master Of Brutality]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 2.001 Bil || | + | | [[Master Of Brutality]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 2.001 Bil || [[duingpogay]] || {{CountryLink|Republic of China (Taiwan)|RoC}} || 3.270 Bil |
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| [[Han Seok]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 1.721 Bil || [[Sae Sama]] || {{CountryLink|China|China}} || 1.820 Bil | | [[Han Seok]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 1.721 Bil || [[Sae Sama]] || {{CountryLink|China|China}} || 1.820 Bil | ||
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| [[Dr.You]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 0.835 Bil || {{eLink|citizen|4888010|Who is it}} || {{CountryLink|Republic of China (Taiwan)|RoC}} || 1.648 Bil | | [[Dr.You]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 0.835 Bil || {{eLink|citizen|4888010|Who is it}} || {{CountryLink|Republic of China (Taiwan)|RoC}} || 1.648 Bil | ||
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| − | | [[Gnilraps]] || {{CountryLink|USA|USA}} || 0.647 Bil || | + | | [[Gnilraps]] || {{CountryLink|USA|USA}} || 0.647 Bil || [[Alicia Florenca]] || {{CountryLink|Republic of China (Taiwan)|RoC}} || 0.773 Bil |
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| [[turmus]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 0.589 Bil || {{eLink|citizen|2007416|D..C}} || / || 0.755 Bil | | [[turmus]] || {{CountryLink|South Korea|South Korea}} || 0.589 Bil || {{eLink|citizen|2007416|D..C}} || / || 0.755 Bil | ||
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==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
| − | According to the lee201cart, | + | According to the lee201cart, although the battle was lost, this operation was successful because the main goal of resource consumption and the psychological impact on the Republic of China (Taiwan) has been sufficiently achieved. |
It seems that this is not far from the truth as in the next three weeks there was no fighting in the war, and then South Korea conquered 5 regions in 5 battles in a 5-day rampage. | It seems that this is not far from the truth as in the next three weeks there was no fighting in the war, and then South Korea conquered 5 regions in 5 battles in a 5-day rampage. | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Operation Command 2]] | * [[Operation Command 2]] | ||
| − | [[Category:South Korean Wars]][[Category:Republic of China (Taiwan)]] | + | [[Category:South Korean Wars]][[Category:Republic of China (Taiwan)]][[Category:Wars in 2016]] |
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Operation Command No. 1 was the name of an executive order issued on September 23, 2016, 20:00 (Korea time) by President and War Commander lee201cart to Retake the Gyeongsangbuk-do region or exhaust the enemy’s resources (focus on rounds 1, 2, and 4) in the South Korea-Republic of China (Taiwan) War which was ongoing since 29 December 2010.
Preamble
The South Korea-Republic of China (Taiwan) War had a quiet period, having only one battle for the past 33 days. South Korea exited P.L.U.T.O. alliance on day 3,215[1] and already had some training wars in place with Russia.
Battle for Gyeongsangbuk-do was held on day 3230.
Round 1
The Republic of China (Taiwan) was in an advantageous position until the 23rd minute of the round due to a surprise attack when combat orders were issued by South Korea. This caused a large number of soldiers to enter the battlefield and the division 
battle was an epic battle. In division 
, Lord Morgoth Bauglir and Alfa UKSF dropped a big bomb
Round 2
Division had an exciting start, however, the president of South Korea sounds retreat at around 80% before the Epic battle. It was considered to be a bad round for South Korea, as round nr. 2 was one of the key rounds in the Operation.
Round 3
Since it was not the main round, it was a round where South Korean soldiers and their allies saved their energy and prepared for an aircraft battle.
Round 4 (Aircraft battle)
It was a battle which was to show South Korea's position on the international stage, especially in Air supremacy as they wanted to show off their newly formed military unit - Sky Club Korea.
South Korea was able to hold out well for up to an hour after the start of the war, but was pushed back due to additional reinforcements from the RoC side.
Until the 40th minute, the domination bar was maintained in a state of harmony, neither of the sides managed to get too much ahead. It began to collapse within an hour and South Korea had no choice but to retreat after an hour. The President of South Korea cited that the problem was in their support which was negligible according to him.
Round 5-8
After South Korea lost Round 4 and had previously not won any of the Division battles, the Republic of China (Taiwan) and its allies easily won the rest of the rounds.
Top 10 soldiers
 South Korea |
 Republic of China (Taiwan)
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| Soldier | Country | Damage | Soldier | Country | Damage |
| doodogi | South Korea |
4.648 Bil | gerusliang |  China |
6.299 Bil |
| Marcomannius | South Korea |
3.457 Bil | Kris Tine | China |
3.905 Bil |
| Master Of Brutality | South Korea |
2.001 Bil | duingpogay | RoC |
3.270 Bil |
| Han Seok | South Korea |
1.721 Bil | Sae Sama | China |
1.820 Bil |
| D..C | / | 1.271 Bil | CornelB |  Romania |
1.743 Bil |
| Dr.You | South Korea |
0.835 Bil | Who is it | RoC |
1.648 Bil |
| Gnilraps |  USA |
0.647 Bil | Alicia Florenca | RoC |
0.773 Bil |
| turmus | South Korea |
0.589 Bil | D..C | / | 0.755 Bil |
| Caesar II | South Korea |
0.425 Bil | Cliff Chang | RoC |
0.740 Bil |
| vriobranco |  Brazil |
0.367 Bil | OMR.Ding | RoC |
0.347 Bil |
Outcome
According to the lee201cart, although the battle was lost, this operation was successful because the main goal of resource consumption and the psychological impact on the Republic of China (Taiwan) has been sufficiently achieved.
It seems that this is not far from the truth as in the next three weeks there was no fighting in the war, and then South Korea conquered 5 regions in 5 battles in a 5-day rampage.
