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The '''Battle of Gambian Tributary Number Twelve''' was a massive battle during the Gambian Coffee War during the [[Kepelkeker Farms Scandal]]. It was a three-month long campaign conducted by the [[Decaf Squad]] and the [[Barista Armed Forces]] against the [[Coffee Haus Mages]] and local Gambians. It ended in the takeover of [[Coffee Haus 4]], [[Coffee Haus 5]], [[Coffee Haus 6]], and [[Coffee Haus 7]]. | The '''Battle of Gambian Tributary Number Twelve''' was a massive battle during the Gambian Coffee War during the [[Kepelkeker Farms Scandal]]. It was a three-month long campaign conducted by the [[Decaf Squad]] and the [[Barista Armed Forces]] against the [[Coffee Haus Mages]] and local Gambians. It ended in the takeover of [[Coffee Haus 4]], [[Coffee Haus 5]], [[Coffee Haus 6]], and [[Coffee Haus 7]]. | ||
Anti-Coffee veterans of this battle were deemed the [[Veterans of the Riparian Expedition]] (VORE) by Adama Barrow, and those who remained in military service following Barrow's rise to the presidency were awarded the "VORE Medal" to adorn their uniforms. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:02, 19 October 2026
Battle of Gambian Tributary Number Twelve
| Date | April 30th, 2012–July 24th, 2012 |
| Location | Eastern the Gambia |
| Death Toll | 46,000 |
| Damage | $3.8 Billion USD |
| Context | Gambian Coffee War |
| Involved | Barista Armed Forces, Decaf Squad, Coffee Haus Mages |
The Battle of Gambian Tributary Number Twelve was a massive battle during the Gambian Coffee War during the Kepelkeker Farms Scandal. It was a three-month long campaign conducted by the Decaf Squad and the Barista Armed Forces against the Coffee Haus Mages and local Gambians. It ended in the takeover of Coffee Haus 4, Coffee Haus 5, Coffee Haus 6, and Coffee Haus 7.
Anti-Coffee veterans of this battle were deemed the Veterans of the Riparian Expedition (VORE) by Adama Barrow, and those who remained in military service following Barrow's rise to the presidency were awarded the "VORE Medal" to adorn their uniforms.