Mushroom-German War

The Mushroom-German War started in 1802, after a German submarine sunk a Mushroom cargo ship containing spaghetti and cheese. After some early defeats, the Mushroom Kingdom's Ministry of Defence had built at most two blimps, mainly for reconnaissance purposes. However, during the Battle of Berlin, when the Mushroom Army was on the verge of retreat, the blimp had started dropping lit cannonballs onto enemy positions leading to surrender, and a Mushroom victory in 1803

African Campaign
During the early days of the war (roughly 1801-1802), some of the battles had taken place in the upper region of Africa. The Mushroom Foreign Legion fought against the German Colonial Troops, mostly of native African origin. The Foreign Legion were not used to the hot climate of the African landscapes, so they called upon the help of Antarctican troops, who wrecked the Germans super hard. Another innovation was the use of Puckle guns aimed towards the air to down Mushroom blimps. NOTE: Only used once.