The Stalemate of Hamada

The Stalemate of Hamada was a very long and grueling battle, ending in a draw. The Axis had the upper hand, but the Allies had The Spatula Squad on their side. The two sides fought for over an hour, sniping on ridges, defending valleys, rushing to crucial points, and dealing with idiot tanks. The Axis were holding the center point very well, and nobody could pass. This kept on going until 2 members of The Spatula Squad had a plan. They sneaked under a very tall bridge that the Axis was using to transport their tanks across a very deep valley, while another member distracted the current tanks on the top of the ridge. The bridge was already damaged and a makeshift bridge was built on the broken part of the bridge to repair it, and let the tanks cross. The 2 members had explosives, and the ammo necessary to destroy it, so they did. The tanks had no bridge to cross, so without the extra support, the Axis faltered. This helped the Allies push up, but once again, reached another stalemate. The fight raged on until both sides ran low on supplies, and they called the fight off. The Axis was a formidable foe, so the fact that they reached a stalemate frightened the Axis, as the Allies were steadily improving.