The March of the Roses, or Dawn of Roses, was a Crusader operation in 1249 ADc that took advantage of leaked intelligence from Mogxa to swiftly capture a covert Sanitorium camp that had been wreaking havoc from behind enemy lines. The capture of the camp also led to the imprisonment of Chaucer, a Sanitationist that is infamous for a number of extremely brutal attacks on Crusaders and civilians alike. Having been the first decisive victory for the Crusaders in a while, it was hailed as the beginning of a new dawn of success and momentum. Unfortunately, Chaucer would end up going missing, likely escaping, from the Crusader Sects he was hidden away at.
Lieutenant Bande Aparte played an important role in this operation.