Arab-American War

The Arab-American War was a war declared by the nations of Arabmaztan and Iberia, on the nations of Louisiana and Ohio, for accusations of attempted bombings. At first, it looked like Louisiana and Ohio were getting demolished by Arab and Iberian soldiers, but an unsuspecting Corporal named Michael D. Wine, future president of Ohio, had led the army. in the end, victory had went to the American Alliance, forcing Arabmaztan to give California to Ohio, and Makadamia to Louisiana.

BACKSTORY
The year was 1931. Louisiana was just cleaning up after a Nazi Texas had just completely wiped him out. Ohio too, but less worse than Louisiana, because he wasn't a Nazi Puppet. Iberia, however, was just minding his own business, and that's not to say not the same for Arabmaztan. Arabmaztan was gloating about how big her (Yes, Arabmaztan was a she...) tower is (Demolished at end of war) and how large her park is. She was swimming in her own money, wanting more power, more fame, more money, and more members for the newly formed United Major Forces Alliance. Seeing as Louisiana doesn't look like he trusts his allies anymore, or so as it seemed to Arabmaztan, Arabmaztan's plane crashed near the Louisianian Presidential house. However, Jeaux Bureaux didn't get harmed, in fact, nobody but the pilots got hurt. Arabmaztan called Louisiana over for a meeting. And Louisiana did so. After a heated discussion about leaving Ohio, Arabmaztan's leader, Kahmir F., was furious, and was calling Louisiana a traitor and Ohio a rat in a rant that Jeaux Bureaux almost overheard. After the conversation, Louisiana showed it to Ohio, in which Ohio was absolutely furious. This brought Arabmaztan to visit Louisiana's capital, only to find out that her purpose there was to bomb, as a bombing attempt was made onto Louisiana's presidential building. Of course, the perpetrator was shot, and the bomb was defused. This made Louisiana's and Ohio's borders close, and completely angered Arabmaztan, calling the bombing fake and "Didn't happen", which would get Iberia to believe it. Iberia, on Arabmaztan's side, made theories which would counter-prove Louisiana's arguments, but fails. She then requested the ID of the perpetrator, which Louisiana gave, and burnt it in order to prove that she was innocent, and ironically called Louisiana "Sweetie". Louisiana, skeptical of Arabmaztan, wanted a civilian's ID, to which she refused, and after Louisiana threatened brute force, Ohio nabbed an ID of an unexpecting visitor, and burned it. There was nothing to prove anymore. It was obvious that Arabmaztan attempted to bomb them now. The only way they can get back their reputation, was to declare war with them, and so they did. And it was one of the wars that changed the world forever.

THE WAR, PART 1
The two talked secretly on declaring war on the alliance, after they were successfully exposed. War began, but it was initially on the UMFA side.

Breaking defense quickly | Battle of Lake Pontchartrain
Louisiana had no ground to cover, so they had to stick with what they had, right now. However, as soon as Iberian and Arab navies broke through the recovering Louisianan Navy, all hell broke loose. New Orleans was quickly under bombardment, and so Lake Pontchartrain and its area quickly fell to the Iberians and Arabs, and Baton Rouge didn't collapse at all because of the massive presence of divisions and army groups there, but Ohio got the worse end of the stick...

Looking Bleak for America | 1st Battle of Chesapeake Bay
Unlike Louisiana's, the Ohioan Navy was a difficult one to crack, hence Iberia and Arabmaztan splitting their navy and having more ships than Ohio had. Chesapeake bay quickly fell, and Baltimore, and Annapolis, not to mention Virginia Beach, had quickly fell to the UMFA. This opened up more ground to the UMFA in order to get to Washington DC and eventually Columbus, Ohio's capital.

Solidification of UMFA Offensive | Siege of Atlanta
Atlanta to Louisiana, for a long time, was like Leningrad to the Soviet Union. It was a key city to Louisiana, and has been when Georgia was annexed. However, when the navies finally reached to the Georgian coast, this became a huge concern for Louisiana. Atlanta housed the meanest, toughest army divisions, and seeing them crushed spelled bad news for Louisiana. After the divisions were flanked and encircled, there was no other option but for Louisiana to give up the II and XIV army groups. This solidified Arabmaztan's and Iberia's strategical points, as a landslide victory was near, and there were other victories, too.

Virginia Offensive | 1st Battle of Washington DC and Siege of Richmond
The Virginia Offensive was a huge success for the UMFA, as they would immediately do away with the XXVI Infantry Division, and VI Tank Division, which were fairly strong divisions. While Louisiana keeps turning up like a bad penny losing key points like Savannah, Mobile, Raleigh and Knoxville, Ohio was about to lose some more, like Richmond and the most important, but not more important than Columbus: Washington DC. Once Arab soldiers came along and even went as far as  burning down the White House again  when they have arrived in Washington DC. Richmond, the capital of the VA compound, was also ransacked and captured. Many Arab and Iberian soldiers laughed at Ohio and Louisiana, making fun of and mocking their presidents, people, etc., Flags of the countries were being burnt, stepped and stomped on, torn to bits, and going as far as being painted anti-American slogans on, and Kahmir F. was visibly being happy, Things were looking bleak for Ohio and Louisiana, and most of their army was about to just give into the UMFA, but one thing's for sure, an All-Scioto Division, the XII Army Group, formerly stationed in Pittsburgh, PA Compound, led by the inexperienced Corporal Michael D. Wine, furious that the countries were treated like this, sneaked into Washington DC to attempt to attack the front from the Inside. What followed turned the tide.

The Turning Point | 2nd Battle of Washington DC
In order to show more disrespect to the Americans, they have made the already-damaged White House into a mosque for soldiers and even used it as a main supply point. Railroads were being used to ship guns and other supplies to the soldiers. This was a major flaw, unknowingly for the UMFA, as it was a double-or-nothing point. As the XII Army Group got more reinforcements, they have finally reached Washington DC, where they are met with the main division, dangerous, yet unmotivated divisions like the "Allah's Army" division of Arabmaztan, and the "Division de la Rey Imperial" of Iberia. The XII Army Group, emotionally motivated, completely stumped the armies, and took back Washington DC, effectively cutting off the supplies, forcing the Planned Siege of Frankfort and the Capture of Philadelphia to quickly be cancelled, while armies over at Richmond, Annapolis, and Baltimore surrendered. All the while those key points of Louisiana, namely Savannah, Mobile, Raleigh, and Knoxville, while the captured cities of Nashville and Birmingham would go under Louisianan control again.

Taking Back What's Their's | Recapture of Atlanta
With Washington DC recaptured and into Ohio's hands, and the surrender of many armies in Richmond, not to mention the recapture of countless cities that the UMFA took from Louisiana, it was already clear. Like Washington DC, Atlanta was a main supply point if Washington DC were to be captured. However, Atlanta wasn't giving much supplies, because they had calculated that Louisiana would be easy. With most of the Army taking clear notice of how Ohio's cutting off supply lines, Louisiana was motivated, and there were much less army divisions in Atlanta, Atlanta would be encircled and completely clear of any divisions, effectively putting them back in control.

Routing Them Out | 2nd Battle of Chesapeake Bay
As if it wasn't clear enough that the American Alliance is winning battles and driving them away, the Navies of Ohio and Louisiana were also emotionally motivated, and thought it was the end of UMFA Presence in the United States of America. As things were getting quickly put into order, anti-ship defenses were quickly installed at both Lake Pontchartrain and Chesapeake Bay. Artillery fired onto ships, sinking some, and driving them back out to sea, where they met with the navy, trying to get back to their main coasts, but are completely surrounded by the Ohioan and Louisianan navies. They had no choice but to fight or surrender. The ones over at the Gulf of Mexico surrendered easily, but Chesapeake Bay had no choice, as they thought that they had a chance. The battle was an effective victory for Ohio, and UMFA presence in the United States is no more.

Arriving at Europe | Siege of Gibraltar
The was was not over yet. They still did not give up. Gibraltar, under lockdown, and under Iberia, embraced for what was about to be the bloodiest sea battle in history. Since most of the navies of Arabmaztan and Iberia were trying their hardest not to give in to Ohioan and Louisianian forces, but after they were weeded out, Louisiana and Ohio hit hard like a hurricane. Apparently, the XII Army Group of Ohio, the same XII Army Group that took down the "Allah's Army" division and the "Division de la Rey Imperial" division, was still traveling with the Ohioan Navy, as the Louisianian aircraft carriers flooded Gibraltar with planes to take down Mansuel bases and with navy artillery to take down Flak towers. After a while long, bloody fight, the ships blocking Gibraltar were eventually destroyed. The flagship of the Iberian Navy, IIN Isabela, was sunk by artillery coming from the Ohioan destroyer, OHS Richmond. Gibraltar was a green light for Louisiana and Ohio to invade Iberia, while the cities of Rabat, Casablanca, and Gibraltar were captured. This was their entrance to Europe, and their first phase of invasion. What followed was Iberia's downfall in this war.

The Fall of the Old Iberia | Valencia Offensive
While Iberia loses their key point and guarantee of Arabmaztan's defense and the UMFA's grip in the Mediterranean Sea, Louisianian divisions, although not strong ones, were bravely fighting against Iberians, some lost, but Iberians took a worse hit. Cities like Malaga and Seville were instantaneously captured by AA forces, while it took but a little while for the Americans to capture Cordoba, guaranteeing Iberia's next fall. However, the fall of the old Iberia started at Valencia. That city was Iberia's emergency capital, if anything, and a major base. Soon after, they used tactics used in Atlanta to capture the city, and make Iberia no more. The Valencia offensive was a huge success, and all the Americans have to focus on, is the main attacker and the biggest nation of all, Arabmaztan.

Into the Peninsula | Battle of the Suez
Without Iberia, Arabmaztan would be on their own. Unfortunately for the Americans, as Iberia was slowly falling, Arabmaztan was swiftly drafting, adding more to their army. Arabmaztan was going to be a tough nut to crack from the looks of it, but without the experienced part of the army, Arabmaztan was doomed to begin with. As the successful navy sailed the Mediterranean, they came across another entrance. The Suez Canal. This was a worry for Arabmaztan. They were at the door of the Red Sea, and the entrance to Western Arabia. El-Arish was a fort that stood to last for a few wars, but all that changed when the Americans flanked the Suez, and took down their defenses. El-Arish soon became under Louisianian rule, and all hell broke loose onto the canal. A long bloody fight, and all of the Arab navy was destroyed, as the Americans passed the Suez in victory.

What Comes Around Goes Around | Siege of Makkah
Kahmir F. was visibly upset with the Suez being under American control. He angrily bashed his fists onto the table, and even gave the table his all, which in this case he reportedly broke the table in half, while he was yelling and screaming about how the evidence was fake, how Ohio and Louisiana were rats and roaches, and cursed out and insulted Edor Geron. That didn't stop the Americans, however, as they drove into Jeddah, a port city in the Arabian Peninsula. Draftees were waiting for them, however, the experienced army were too agile and strong for them, and they were all but hopeless to not give up Jeddah. Jeddah became under American control, but however, the main army base was in Makkah. Loads of draftees were located in that city, however, strength didn't come in numbers, as the Armored cars, tanks, and all, were outnumbering Draftees and soldiers in the main army base. The army base, after a long fight, gave in to America, and the city with the Kaaba, is under american control.

The Final Battle | Capture of Riyadh
Arabmaztan was patriotic in their senses, either way of the war, so they gave it their all by completely guarding Riyadh. Riyadh was known for its many checkpoints, walls, and defenses. It is literally a fortress, but in a form of a capital city. However, this war was coming to a short close, as Louisiana and Ohio traveled in their armored cars, tanks, and armored transport vehicles. Morale for the Americans was high, as walls were detonated and blasted, checkpoints became war zones, and Al-Canada, being the tallest tower, was used as a propaganda device. Battle after battle, the Americans pulled through, and reached the presidential area, where Kahmir F. was shot dead after 30 minutes of resisting arrest, chanting verses from the Qur'an, shouting anti-Ohioan and anti-Louisianian slander, and calling upon Allah to burn Baton Rouge and Columbus. He also used unarmed combat on soldiers, and tried to take their guns. When the leader was dead, the armies of both Louisiana and Ohio were celebrating, and Arabmaztan cannot do anything, nor Iberia. The war was over, and the treaty was written.