The Battle of Edinburgh (2150)

After a 24-hour evacuation period on March 23rd, the Scottish National Army begins an assault on the city of Edinburgh. Quickly gaining ground, the UN garrison begins to crumble. Roughly 600 troops surrender without a fight on the 25th, and 1,000 load up to be evacuated by sea. 700 UN troops are killed in the battle, while the SNA loses 852. This is the last battle of the Scotland War, as Scotland secures its independence.