The Osean War is a conflict between the Osean Federation and Belka that took place in the early 20th century. For reasons unknown (presumably political tensions), conflict broke out between the two countries in 1905. The war lasted for five years, and ended with Osea's victory in the year 1910. The Osean War was also marked by a great leap in warfare technology, as Belka became the first country in history to employ aircraft in combat situations.
Trivia
- Like the Belkan War serves as an allegory to World War II, the Osean War serves as an Ace Combat allegory to World War I. Because of this, it's possible that the war was born thanks to elements like the death of a high-ranking political officer of either combatant nation (mirroring Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria's assassination) and/or political standing. Furthermore, it is not known whether any third parties joined either country through the course of the war (as is the case with the Allies.)