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Jesus' Flock standoff
Hana Akisame as seen from an MI6 surveillance position on June 5, 1996
Date	June 5–12, 1996
Location	Mishuku Estate, Nagoya, Japan 35°11′N 136°54′E
Caused by	Malek Paharo refused an offer to contribute 10% of his $20,000,000 Wheel of Fortune prize to the church of the Jesus' Flock in exchange for dismissal of charge of violating cult laws against God, and was alleged (though disproven) to have opened fire and thrown firecrackers at the members of Deep Purple and Queen after he accused the bands of allegedly gang raping his wife during a Japanese concert tour
Goals	Kill Malek Paharo and take his $20,000,000, which he won from a Wheel of Fortune game
Resulted in	Malek Paharo, his wife Hana Akisame, and chauffeur Arnold Moises escaped; 32 SAS soldiers, MI6 agents Charlotte Grimdyke and Will Ainsworth, and S.T.F. commander Claude McGarren killed
Parties
Malek Paharo his wife Hana Akisame his chauffeur Arnold Moises Jesus' Flock U.K. government British SAS MI6 Special Tactical Force
Lead figures
Malek Paharo Rebecca Mayares John Major Alastair O'Neil Will Ainsworth  (KIA) Charlotte Grimdyke  (KIA) Claude McGarren  (KIA)
Number
3 estate residents 50 SAS soldiers 5 MI6 agents 40 STF troopers
Casualties and losses
1 wounded 32 SAS soldiers killed 2 MI6 agents killed 12 STF troopers killed 19 wounded

Bay of Bikini Invasion
Part of the Bikini Bottom Crisis
Map of Marshall Islands showing Bikini Atoll
Date 31 July–2 August 1990 Location Bikini Bottom, Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands Result American and British victory Pearl Krabs killed Overthrow and deposition of Pearl Krabs as dictator of Bikini Bottom
Belligerents
Bikini Bottom	United States United Kingdom Compact of Free Association Philippines (support)
Commanders and leaders
Pearl Krabs  (KIA) Stephen Hillenburg  (KIA) Tim Hill  (KIA) Nancy SusyFish  (KIA) Tina Fran  (KIA)	George H.W. Bush Jake Terry Zach Parker Shannon Fairborn Jonathan Garcia Valerie Jackson Angeline Lillard Margaret Thatcher John Barrows Patrick O'Neil Richard Doyle Alastair Waters Charlotte Riker Will Tersov Amata Kabua Corazon Aquino Lecham Paharo
Units involved
Bikini Bottom Teeny Armed Forces Bikini Bottom Teeny Police	Krabby 2997 USMC CIA SAS MI6 Light Reaction Battalion
Strength
22,000 Bikini Bottom Army 70,000 Bikini Bottom Militia 9,000 armed Bikini Bottom police	200,000 ground forces 100,000 USMC soldiers 4,000 SAS soldiers 1,000 LRB soldiers
Casualties and losses
Bikini Bottom army: 1,798 killed 500+ wounded Bikini Bottom militia and police: c. 4,000 killed, wounded, missing	Krabby 2997: *118 killed *360 wounded *1,202 captured USMC: c. 1,000 killed, wounded, missing SAS: c. 500+ killed, wounded, missing LRB: c. 7 killed

Operation Fukushima
Date 2 December 1974 Location Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, Okuma, Fukushima, Japan Result Japanese and Filipino victory
Belligerents
JGSDF Special Forces Group National Police Agency Task Force 197	PFLP
Commanders and leaders
Colonel Yoshida Akisame Lieutenant Chiyoda Murayama 2nd Lieutenant Leckham Paharo	Kifaf Nadhir  †
Strength
70 Japanese commandos 30 Filipino commandos	50+ terrorists
Casualties and losses
2 Japanese commandos killed 4 wounded 5 Filipino commandos killed 8 wounded	40+ killed 6 wounded/captured
12 civilians killed 17 wounded