American War (Differently)

The American War was the largest conflict in the history of the New World. The war resulted in the reestablishment of the Confederacy's authority in the region and the dissolution of the communist regime. Following a scare that the Soviets were planning to arm the Confederation with nuclear weapons, the United States of America launched the largest invasion in the history of the New World against the CASS with the support of their international allies and the Confederate Loyalists Army.

Attacking on multiple fronts and using the advancements of tank and aircraft warfare from the Great War, the CASS were ill prepared for the invasion. Richmond would fall in 38 days and the Confederation moved their capital to Baton Rouge.

The war would favor the US and their allies and this would lead the Confederate Marine Lee Oswald to assassinate the US President Kennedy during his visit to the occupied city of Dallas. Following the assassination of Kennedy, the American people would call for blood, which lead to President Rockefeller order carpet bombing of cities held by the Confederation.

By 1965, the Confederate regular army had suffered major loses and many of their units have dissolved. In response, the newly appointed Chairman Reuther would give the order that the Confederation forces adopt guerrilla warfare tactics against the invaders.

April 26, 1978 - Following the death of Chairman Reuther in 1970 and the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1975, most of the communist forces had lost hope. Chairman Fidel Castro would call for the end of the violence that had destroyed the homeland, and would surrender to the United States and Confederate States forces - officially ending the American War. (Although guerrilla and terror attacks remained common in the years following.)