Battle of Foerost (Clone Wars)

Battle of Togoria

Battle of Ixtlar

Battle of Foerost

Conflict

Clone Wars (Foerost campaign)

Date

20 BBY, (23 months after the Battle of Geonosis)

Place

Foerost

Outcome

Draw, Bulwark Fleet escapes

Combatants
Galactic Republic	Confederacy of Independent Systems
Commanders
Captain Jan Dodonna Captain Terrinald Screed	Commander Dua Ningo
Strength
Victory Fleet Victory I-class Star Destroyers	Bulwark Fleet Bulwark Mark I battlecruisers
Casualties
Damage to the Victory fleet	The Bulwark fleet

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The Battle of Foerost, the Foerost Siege, or the Siege of Foerost described a series of battles in the Clone Wars that centered around two fleets, the Galactic Republic's Victory Fleet and the Separatist's Bulwark Fleet, which launched from the shipyards at Foerost.

The battleEdit

The large Techno Union-held shipyards of Foerost had been blockaded by the Galactic Republic since the beginning of the war, to ensure that the factories there would atrophy, being severed from the CIS supply line.

Almost two full years after the blockade was initiated, Techno Union engineers emerged from the system with their newest weapon: the Bulwark Mark I battlecruiser, a kilometer-long metal behemoth that rammed through the Republic ships with ease. Bristling with ion cannons, turbolasers, and significant armor, the Bulwark Fleet smashed outposts all through Coruscant's Sector Zero with impunity, aged Sullustan commander Dua Ningo leading the way.

AftermathEdit

In the face of such reckless hate, the Republic's hand was forced; they debuted their newest ship, the Victory I-class Star Destroyer, half a year ahead of schedule. Led by young Captains Jan Dodonna and Terrinald Screed, the Victory Fleet fought valiantly in battles at Ixtlar, Alsakan, and Basilisk; however, Ningo and the Bulwark Fleet remained intact.

The final battle in the Foerost conflict came to an end above Anaxes, where the Bulwark Fleet was finally destroyed.