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June 1989 - World War III has finally happened, and the USSR is winning. The remnant of the US Pacific Fleet is ordered to regroup in the South Pacific. The turning point may just be Auckland, New Zealand.
World War III erupts in the Northern Pacific with the US being landed a huge blow by the Soviets. The West Coast is invaded, the Military Command in Colorado and the Government in Washington destroyed. The remnants of the US Pacific Fleet are ordered to regroup in the South Pacific, and rally their allies. Sydney, Australia is attacked and the East Coast of Australia is blockaded by Soviet Submarines, making the port of Auckland, New Zealand the only viable stop to regroup, re-arm and refuel. We follow Michael Whareaitu, a junior naval officer in the Royal New Zealand Navy. Claire Whareaitu, the first female fighter pilot in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Gary Brewer, a tank commander in the Australian Army and, William Oliver, the USMC detachment commander aboard the USS Carl Vinson. These four will fight for their land and their survival, and the turning point of this new war may just be Auckland, New Zealand.
Nearing the end of the Second World War, two soldiers, a famous poet and a working-class family man, struggle, war stricken and lost, through the bleak countryside of occupied France as they are forced to realise, by blood and by ink, their own morals and inevitable fate.
Follows five battle-hardened American soldiers assigned to hold a French Chateau near the end of World War II. Formerly occupied by the Nazi high command, this unexpected respite quickly descends into madness when they encounter a supernatural enemy far more terrifying than anything seen on the battlefield.
All U.S. military engagements during the period of 1700-2004. The French, English, Spanish, and Native Americans vied for control on the North American continent beginning in the 1700's. The Americans had to become self-reliant on themselves as their mother country wasn't going to help them. In the process, America became a world power of her own. The American will to protect themselves, their land, freedoms, and any infringement upon them and even their families, drove Americans to excel in all areas of endeavor.
The history of the U.S.'s engagements in wars from 1700-2004, when Natives, the English, Spanish, and French squared off this country for control over it, in the process, speaking America's bold voice as a world power as the country learns it's mistakes, like the Civil War. (1861-1865)
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