Battle of Willow Beach

Event
Battle of Willow Beach
File:NCR-Legion.png NCR flag (left) and Legion vexillum (right)
File:NCR-Legion.png NCR flag (left) and Legion vexillum (right)
Overview
Location	Camp Willow, Arizona
Date	N/A
Result	Legion victory NCR military camp destroyed
Involved parties
New California Republic
File:LegionEmblem.png Caesar's Legion
Leaders
N/A
N/A
Forces
NCR Army
Caesar's Legion Army
Casualties
Heavy
Slightly more than the NCR
Connected events
Part of: NCR-Legion War
Previous: First Battle of Hoover Dam
Next: Battle of Arizona Spillway

 

The Battle of Willow Beach took place some time after the First Battle of Hoover Dam between the New California Republic and the Caesar's Legion. It marked the return to NCR-Legion hostilities and was the first Legion strike since the First Battle of Hoover Dam. The fighting was led by Legion forces in a bid to push the NCR out of the east side of the Colorado River.

Background

The battle took place at Camp Willow, east of the Colorado River, where an NCR military camp was located. As a result of the battle, the camp was destroyed. The battle, along with the Battle of Arizona Spillway, led NCR forces to be pushed off the east side of the river and gave the Legion complete control on the eastern side of the Colorado River.