A massive furball that spiraled from a transport intercept mission by some patrols decimated Federation air superiority in Cascadia, giving the rebels the upper hand. īecause of the array's destruction, the IF was able to score its first conventional victories and employ their own countermeasures. Notably, the IF's most resilient troops had been of the Wild Boar Regiment, mainly comprised of Oceanian War veterans including and led by Morgan Elizabeth, himself part of Independence Force HQ. The CIF was able to recover after a series of supply line raids over the following days, as well as stealing a Federation battleship for their own and naming it the Eminent Domain and sending out mercenaries to destroy the Solana Communications Array, which had been a bane on the IF's war effort for a while. They also encountered issues with Cascadian partisans seeking the same goal as them but refusing to cooperate. Having hired mercenaries beforehand, they were able to maintain a conventional frontline long enough even with Federation forces flooding into the country over the coming weeks and seizing their capital. In the early months, it was able to take over various strategic locations from the Federation as quickly as it could, only for it to be pushed back and lose 30% of its active forces and into the brink.
The CIF was formed just as the Cascadian Conflict broke out and was the largest anti-Federation group recognized by the Cascadian government. The Independence Force sought to maintain a conventional war against the Federation rather than resorting to guerilla or "revolutionary" activity as commonly seen in the Periphery, believing that this would increase their legitimacy in international opinion.
It was made up of pro-independence Cascadian National Guard elements, militias, and citizens under the leadership of Cascadia's surviving civilian cabinet and generals. The Cascadian Independence Force was a rebel group fighting for the independence of Cascadia from the Pacific Federation during the Cascadian Conflict.
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