Anzac Hill Massacre

The Anzac Hill Massacre
The Anzac Hill Massacre begun with a protest against NAU occupation. The Initial NAU response was to send some troops and attempt to raise a NAU and Australian flag this attempt failed and the protesters turned hostile.

After a few minutes of fighting a lone gunmen fired upon NAU forces. Rhodesian Peacekeepers tried to intervene in the fighting but their attempts failed. Militia belonging to the Australian Resistance Arrived in multiple vehicles, an American Stryker Fighting Vehicle responded to American calls for backup and started firing upon the Militia.

Rhodesian peacekeeping forces then called for the Americans to cease fire. A Rhodesian Peacekeeper was approached by the American commander to talk. The commander was shot in the head. Having no leader prompted the NAU forces to retreat. Ending the Massacre.

Aftermath
After the NAU retreat Militia forces celebrated their victory then also evacuated. It was counted that 5 Civilians, 22 Militia and 21 Soldiers died that day.