Dogeland in the Great War (WWI) - 1914 to 1918

= Dogeland in the Great War (1914 - 1918) =
== Dogeish Infantry Uniform (1914 - 1918) ==
The Dogeish Uniform is a cliche uniform you would see throughout the first world war. Dogeland had adapted the Brodie helmet in 1916, beforehand not having any headgear in the war. Human battalions would wear scarves heavily inspired by England during Winters and colder climates in Dogeland.
Dogeland had kept this uniform throughout the entire war. 
Dogeland officially participated in the First World War by supplying the British Empire through importing ammunition to Australia and the A.I.F (soon to be the ANZACs) in order for the UK's protection if Cattish forces invade Dogeish soil again. Dogeland wouldn't be fighting however until the Second Cattish Invasion of 1915 when Cattish submarines cut off the HMAS Australia and other British/Commonwealth ships and freight.
The Cattish did not sink the HMAS Australia however they ambushed and hijacked the ship. Fortunately, the Cattish soldiers onboard the battleship were executed or incarcerated.
During 1915, Dogeland found itself ingaging in guerilla warfare with Cattish forces throughout the year. In December, Catland had already allied with Dogestan in the late 1800s after it's independance as a state from Dogeland. Catland ordered Dogestan to take the South-Western regions of Dogeland; attacking states: Dogolots and Amberine. 
By 1916, Catland had occupied many northern islands in Oceansea, Dogeland by January. Dogestan had failed to take Amberine and Dogolots and decided to group with Cattish forces and take Gromboners Island. They succeeded and had ported Cattish battleships in order to surround and take the country. However, in March, Cattish submarines shot a torpedo into the Dogeish passenger-liner 'DMS Dogeantic' which killed 1,306 passengers out of 2,502 consisting of civilians, nurses and injured soldiers. Dogeish forces struck Gromboners Island in a siege that marked the bloodiest battle in Dogeish history (Catland and Dogestan as well). Dogestan switched sides during the campaign after negative treatment by Cattish soldiers and generals. This battled had casualties of 334,000+. The battle lasted two weeks.
By 1917, Cattish troops still continued to attack regions on the border region - Kattish-Dogeish border.
1918 saw the same continous fighting until November 1st.
Category:World War One