Operation Kipling

Operation Kipling
	; First row: troops in a "bush brief" in Pursat 1971, Troopers on patrol in Kandara 1967 ; Second row: a Bulkhi politicians car burns after it was ambushed in 1969, Daxian jet preparing to bomb Tanhai 1971; Third row: Burgoignesc legionnaire parachutists board a plane to be dropped into Kandara 1975, Burgoignesc Legion armored cars refueling in Umardwal 1976.
Date	1962-1983
Location	Audonia
Result	end of the pan-Audonian communist movement; greater Levanto-Daxian cooperation; rift between Burgundie and Urcea;
Belligerents
	Audonian ComIntern

Operation Kipling was a series of wars fought by a coalition of nations led by Burgundie, Urcea and Alstin against the Audonian ComIntern and various communist militias in Daria from 1966-1983. It diminished Burgundie's roles as a major player in global politics for the remainder of the 20th century, resulting in a societal shift that led to the end of a royal dynasty, but reinvested Burgundie in the destiny of western Audonia. It also, through war industry, launched some Middle seas region nations, firmly into the 20th century.