Shroom War I

Shroom War I was the second all out war between the Mushroom Military and Banana Military, directly following the Bananalutionary War. After the Banana's retreat at the end of the Bananalutionary War, they regrouped their forces and strengthened their army for the following 6 months. After they felt they were ready, the Banana Army declared war on the Mushroom Kingdom. They launched a series of attacks on 9 different Mushroom Army bases. The largest of these attacks was sent on a base under the command of Major Brant and his 17th MAIU (Mushroom Army Infantry Unit). The Banana assault was led by Commander Tev of the 14th Battalion and Captain Drey of the EBSI (Elite Banana Soldier Initiative). The assault lasted 27 hours of nonstop fighting. Eventually, what was left of Banana Army forces retreated with heavy casualties. 5 of the other Mushroom Army bases were taken by the Banana Army, which they operated through the rest of the war. They used these other five bases, Cortega station, Marlin outpost, Carbon Outpost, Valmor Outpost, and Valley Operating Base, Bases all along the border of the kingdom. The Valley Operating Base was the biggest loss to the Mushroom Army. It was a large base that housed dozens of jets, helicopters, tanks, and gunships, many attempts were made to get it back but the Banana defense was too strong. The Bananas used the Valley base to funnel in most of its soldiers into the Mushroom Kingdom. After 9 months of fighting, Commander Antos was tasked with taking the 46th Attack Battalion to Blockade the Valley Operating Base for 67 days and 67 nights, waiting for the Bananas to run out of food, water, and other necessities. After the 67 days Colonel Thomas Brigade surrendered himself and his soldiers to prevent them from starving. Antos took them all as POW's for the rest of the war. After Valley Base was liberated by Commander Antos Commander Keili led a crusade across the border, liberating the other bases and driving out all of the Banana forces. Shroom War I lasted 12 months, wielding 50,600 casualties.