Battle of the Durrwangen Bulge

The Battle of the Durrwangen Bulge was part of the Western Front (Derlavaian War), fought between Marshal Rathar of Unkerlant and the Algarvian Army. One of the largest battles of this war, it featured Penda's Brigade as one of the Algarvian Forces and the most powerful Behemoth Forces featured by either side. Launched as an offensive by Algarve aimed at destroying the salient in one of Algarve's patented maneuver battles that had proven successful hitherto, the offensive degenerated into a massive hammering death ride of the Algarvian Behemoth Forces that left both sides badly damaged, but Unkerlant could and did afford these losses, while Algarve could not. In this sense, the Battle of the Durrwangen Bulge was ultimately if not the decisive battle of the Western Front as a whole, certainly the tipping point in the overall attrition struggle.

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The Battle of the Durrwangen Bulge was influenced by the http://www.battleofkursk.org/.