The Second Battle of Falkirk

Initial Engagement
On March 13th, 2150, four days after Scotland declares independence, the residents of Falkirk rise up and force the UN out of the city. The 3rd UNEF regroups and attacks the city on the 15th, killing 1,056 people and taking 130 casualties. The fighting intensifies on the 16th, taking the lives of 3,000 people while 1,000 more are arrested. Falkirk's population drops below 100,000, meaning it is no longer a tier 7 city.

Counterattack
On March 17th, the Scottish National Army arrives in Falkirk. Before much fighting can occur, the UN forces retreat, and Falkirk is put back in the hands of Scotland.