Not much information survives about this war. In November 2007, The RPF began a war with the Watex Warriors. The RPF fight the WW - November 25, 2007. The GRP was decimated, and quickly collapsed. As a result, the allies attacked the GRP yet again. Whilst organizing a peace treaty, Gugu Penguin refused to apologize for the insults he and his army had said. After an intense battle - the first time the RPF used their famous "bomb" tactic, which is still used today - the GRP surrendered. After defeating a small number of GPR soldiers, the allies moved on to the server Deep Freeze.
The battle started with the Allies storming the Dojo on the server Mammoth. The first battle took place on September 29, 2007. As well as The RPF, The UMA, Ice Warriors and Golds were also part of the alliance. This caused major offence across Club Penguin, and Oaglthorp organised the creation of a huge alliance to destroy the GPR. Led by a penguin called Gugu Penguin, the GPR began personal attacks on the RPF, which included insulting American veterans of World War II (the actual one IRL), and blaming America for the world's terrorist problems. In September 2007, a British Army known as the Gugu Penguin Romans, or GPR, was founded. Members of the RPF fighting the GRP in the Dojo - September 29, 2007. Many former UMA soldiers moved over to The RPF, which grew into one of the largest armies in Club Penguin.
Following the war, The RPF's numbers grew dramatically. Mpenguin123 contacted the ACP leader, Oagalthorp, and the two organised a peace treaty - the war was over. This resulted in a devastating defeat for the UMA. On June 25, 2007, the Allies attacked the UMA on the Canadian server Wool Socks. On June 13, 2007, the ACP conquered the server Mammoth from the UMA, with the help of RPF soldiers Although they managed to keep the army relatively stable, the UMA's numbers diminished and it was heavily weakened. The top UMA Generals, Angel G8r and Mpenguin123, were left scrambling trying to save the UMA from complete collapse. Furious and having lost the will to win the war, The UMA leader, Pink Mafias, resigned and quit Club Penguin. On May 26, 2007, Commando led the Battle of Breeze, which ended in a decisive victory for the Allies, leaving the UMA demoralized and the server Breeze under Allied control. After becoming friends, The RPF entered World War III as an ally of The ACP and CPAF. Commando soon got in contact with Oagalthorp, the leader of The ACP. However, it also caused The RPF to be viewed as a threat by the UMA. Although they were unsuccessful, this event made The RPF known to the ACP for the first time. Eventually, The RPF was deemed large enough by Commando that an attempted invasion the server Mammoth was ordered. The RPF then spent several days growing in number by recruiting civilian penguins. The RPF was briefly hunted by the TRA, who eventually returned to Tuxedo and eventually collapsed. The RPF then invaded the UMA-controlled servers of Parka and Tundra. Another rebel group quickly split from the RPF, known as the Tuxedo Rebel Army (TRA), led by Bobo405, who pushed the RPF out of Tuxedo. However, the newly founded army was young and unstable, and several members began turning on Commando. The RPF successfully occupied the server Tuxedo in the coming days. On May 8, 2007, the "Rebel Penguin Federation" was born. Unable to fight for an army he didn't believe in, Commando launched a rebellion against Pink Mafias, and many UMA soldiers joined him. One day, Commando had a change of heart, and realised that he also believe it was wrong to hack Club Penguin. A high ranking General in The UMA was a penguin called Commando717. The war had started because The ACP was trying to stop The UMA from promoting hacking Club Penguin to gain coins and rare items, under the leadership of the UMA leader, Pink Mafias. In 2007, a bitter war (later to be known as World War III) was being fought between the two largest groups in Club Penguin: the ACP and the UMA.
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