Battle of Chichen Itza (Aztec Empire)

From Alternative History

[edit] World War I

Battle of Chichen Itza
Date	10 June 1917 – 30 August 1917
Location	Yucatan Peninsula
Result	Aztec Victory
Belligerents Strength Incan: 1,110, 700 men, 230 tanks Aztec: 1,345, 860 men, 460 tanks, 100 aircraft Casualties Military casualties: 35, 050 killed, All equipment lost or captured Military casualties: 11,709 killed, 10 planes lost

In this battle, the incan armed forces had been destroyed

[edit] World War II

Battle of Chichen Itza
Date	13 April 1942 – 15 October 1942
Location	Yucatan Peninsula
Result	Aztec Victory
Belligerents Strength Incan: 1.110, 978 men, 1.230 tanks, 1st Incan fleet Aztec: 1.645.069 men, 3.060 tanks, 950 aircraft Americans: 490 thousand men, 400 tanks Casualties Military casualties: 345, 050 killed All equipment lost or captured, 2 battleships sunked Military casualties: 191,709 killed, 190 planes lost, 206 tanks lost Military casualties:31.070 killed, 71 tanks lost

After a naval victory in the coast of the peninsula of Yuk'aatan; the Incans took control of the Tulum and later they took Kaankum -both ancient Maya cities; now Aztecs-.

After this; the Incans tought that the took of Yuk'aatan will be easy, so they went to the center of the peninsula and took Ek Balam and Uayama. The slow response from the Aztecs, allow the Incans take control of a lot of territory.

The 10th and the 17th division from the first Incan Army (better known as Manco Capac division) put under siege the city of Cuauhtapetl (before Dzidzantun). The Incans started to bomb Chichen Itza, so the Aztecs form an anti-aircraft battery that succesfully repelled the planes.

The First Aztec expeditionary force attacked the First Incan Army, including a those that were besieging the city of Cuahtepetl; and the Aztecs were victorious. The First Mixed Forces Division (Aztecs-Americans) ande the RAAF (Royal Aztec Air Force), planed a massive attack to the third Incan Army and the First Incan Armored Division, that were ocuping the cities of Ek Balam and Uayama. The Incans were defeated, and the Allies take about 50 000 Inan soldiers as prisioners.