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In early July of 2862, the Australian Colonial Commonwealth had made a push through Zar Yun space to Nenekos, making landings near the Comdan Bridge, a bridge crossing a massive gorge near Remas. These were the 161st Mobile Infantry Mobile Infantry Brigade and the 13th Armoured Brigade.

The 200th Imperial Marine Regiment and the 1st Imperial Tank Division would lay in wait until the Australian forces came into view, in which they opened fire immediately. Several Zar Yun VTOLs and fightercraft were also deployed but shot down by australian SPAA and several Q1A7 Reaper Infantry Support Mechs fitted for Anti-Air.

The battle itself lasted over two weeks, although the Zar Yun Empire had superior numbers and in some instances, firepower, the Australian Colonial Commonwealth suffered less losses and crossed the bridge successfully, only suffered 40 casualties, and the Zar Yun Empire's forces were all but gone, with only two survivors: A medic and a wardroid head he was carrying that somehow was still able to be reactivated.

The Battle for the Comdan Bridge had begun on July 3rd and finished on Jul 17th, with the last armed transport being destroyed and trampled over by the 161st Mobile Infantry

Description
In early July of 2862, the Australian Colonial Commonwealth had made a push through Zar Yun space to Nenekos, making landings near the Comdan Bridge, a bridge crossing a massive gorge near Remas. These were the 161st Mobile Infantry Mobile Infantry Brigade and the 13th Armoured Brigade.

The 200th Imperial Marine Regiment and the 1st Imperial Tank Division would lay in wait until the Australian forces came into view, in which they opened fire immediately. Several Zar Yun VTOLs and fightercraft were also deployed but shot down by australian SPAA and several Q1A7 Reaper Infantry Support Mechs fitted for Anti-Air.

The battle itself lasted over two weeks, although the Zar Yun Empire had superior numbers and in some instances, firepower, the Australian Colonial Commonwealth suffered less losses and crossed the bridge successfully, only suffered 40 casualties, and the Zar Yun Empire's forces were all but gone, with only two survivors: A medic and a wardroid head he was carrying that somehow was still able to be reactivated.

The Battle for the Comdan Bridge had begun on July 3rd and finished on Jul 17th, with the last armed transport being destroyed and trampled over by the 161st Mobile Infantry