Lake War

The Lake War began in Montreal, Canada on July 21st, 1990 and lasted until December 19th, 2010.

Background
Yobachi Ugorji, a Nigerian warlord, led a guerrilla war militia with a fleet of 8 ships on June 27th, 1990. The first attack was on the city of Montreal in Canada on July 21st, 1990. 4 of the ships continued going, dropping off troops and making outposts on several islands. The fleet continued, forming what would become known as the Water Wedge. The Water Wedge would be held until the very end of the war, although as few as 100 soldiers remained there as early as 2000.

On May 16th, 1991, the Tapestry Offensive was coordinated after 5 months of planning by the Dual Pact Alliance and lasted until June 1st, 1991. The Kabuluu militia launched a counter-defensive on June 5th, 1991; the Tepinsul Offensive. It was squandered with ease, with the majority of forces being driven out by June 12th, 1991.

Operation Hornet Helm was conducted by the Dual Pact Alliance on January 30th, 2008 and ended on April 24th, 2008, proving to be the longest and most decisive battle in favor of the Dual Pact Alliance.

Aftermath
The world saw how disbanded bands of soldiers could draw out conflicts using guerrilla tactics.