Battle of the Bridge

The Battle of the Bridge was a final battle fought between the majority of the forces of Eden Mills and the Division. Resulted in a major Division defeat, with the annihilation of the majority of their forces. The battle took place at an unnamed bridge outside of Eden Mills at the climax of The Rule of Three. This was the final offensive launched by the Division before Brett's coup d'état of the Division, and subsequent final battle in Will to Survive (before the disbandment of the Division).
== Order of Battle ==
Commanding officer, Herb, and pilot, Adam Daley, disembarked in an ultralight aircraft. Initially the Division departed at Burnham in a motorized infantry convoy of 30 vehicles and a projected force of nearly 500 personnel in a spearhead of a single large force (rather than the force diluted into multiple companies). The force initially minorly struggled to retain formation, with three vehicles lagging behind the main force at Burnham. Adam-Herb's aircraft dropped to a perigee of 11 metres, before carpet bombing the convoy with several Molotov cocktails in an attempt to distract and breakup the forces. Radio communication was suspended to retain secrecy.
The bridge had been booby-trapped, rigged with improvised high explosives and two barricades of cars on either end of the bridge (sentries placed on the final barricade). The force firstly rammed through the first barricade, the lead vehicle was razed from a tripwire-rigged grenade and thrown off the bridge. Sentries opened fire, both forces exchanged fire (including between the aircraft). Once the entirety of the force had boarded the bridge the explosives were detonated, causing the demolition of the bridge's supports and subsequent total collapse of the bridge's deck and cascade of the Division's forces, with the now impotent vehicles and personnel falling to their demise. Annihilating the entire battalion with the leveraging of environmental components, resulting in an Eden Mills strategic victory. After the combat, the command aircraft landed and the forces of Eden Mills, lead by Howie, inspected the wreckage to verify the demise of the force, before incinerating the remains to prevent the spread of diseases in the nearby river from decomposition.