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Chapter 50: The New World August 8th, 1945- As American ships, aircraft, and troops move into Japan to secure the country, victory is celebrated in the United States. Streets are crowded with millions of cheering people. Victory over Japan, popularly called V-J Day, would signal the end of the...

Chapter 49: The Rising Sun Sets June 12th, 1945- The world watches in shock and horror as reports of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Kokura begin to circulate throughout the world. Rumors that it was American propaganda are quickly silenced as images begin to appear in newspaper worldwide...

Chapter 48: Rise the Mushroom Clouds April 19th, 1945- After nearly a month Vladivostok is liberated by the Soviet Union, with the Japanese garrison almost completely wiped out during the fanatical defense. Commissars, NKVD Army and Red Army military police comb through the city, rooting out...

Chapter 47: The Storm Rages On Anneliese Dorff, Munich, Germany- It was a cold morning when she left her house to visit the graveyard. After a small, poor breakfast, she walked from her home, content with letting her parents take care of Johann for an hour or two if need be. She walked to...

Chapter 46: Nightfall “The world is watching; let them see the fire of our righteousness.” –Adolf Hitler, Führer und Reichskanzler of the German Reich “I was there when the fire and steel reigned from the sky. Missiles of murder and death butchering thousands, it was hell incarnate. I saw...

Chapter 45: The World Trembles Sergeant Elrich Dorff, Munich, Germany- They held hands as they lay in their shared bed. Raven black hair covered his left shoulder and he felt the wetness of her tears as Anneliese cried against him. “Shhh, shhh,” he whispered softly, but she cried harder, her...

Chapter 44: Desert Arrow and Hightower Ensign Mark Willard- Ensign Mark Willard watched with amazed eyes at the massive fleet massed before him. Standing on deck aboard the USS Valiant, just off the coast of northeastern Australia, he gazed upon dozens of capital ships, scores of escorts and...

Chapter 43: The Sands that turn Crimson Private First Class Jared Walker, Midway- The bodies of the dead were being buried in mass graves, at least the Japanese corpses were, he noticed. The American ones would be gathered, cleaned, and sent back home to be buried with honor. Jared Walker...

Chapter 42: The Battle of Midway Major Theodore Hamilton, English Channel- The troopship swayed as it plowed through the cold waters of the English Channel. Standing on deck, smoking a cigarette, the British major sighed, his exhaled breath and smoke intermingled, indistinguishable in the...

Chapter 41: The Treaty of Tula November 6th, 1943- As the Afrika Korps nears Tobruk Axis bombers increase their raids over the British held city. The AA is concentrated, accurate and highly effective causing German and Italian bombers to suffer heavily with little to show for. Balck, despite...

Chapter 40: The Eagles’ Talons and the Bears’ Claws Private First Class Jared Walker, Oahu, Hawaii- “Caroline Edith Walker,” the increasingly frustrated and annoyed Jared Walker said to the military official sitting at the desk in what was once a Japanese command center, and before that it...

Chapter 39: Drive towards the Volga July 9th, 1943- After an aggresive ground push all of Armenia, along with large stretches of Gerogia and Azerbaijan, are now under Turkish occupation. The Soviets have too few men and resources to fight for every meter of ground and are therefore retreating...

Chapter 38: Operation Liberty May 28th, 1943- The German advance towards Tula is progressing though von Manstein is worried about the rapidly rising casualty rates. Using the ROA troops as cannon fodder the Germans are slugging through the veteran Soviet divisions to attempt to capture the...

Chapter 37: Fall of Kursk May 15th, 1943- Siege lines are erected around Sevastopol with principally Ukrainian and Romanian troops stationed around the isolated Soviet city. The rest of the Crimean peninsula falls to the Axis military. Kursk is surrounded with German armored divisions...

Chapter 36: Battle of Benghazi Sergeant Elrich Dorff, outskirts of Voroshilovgrad: The sky was full of aircraft laden with explosive death that rained destruction on the enemies of the Reich. The city before the approaching German Army was rapidly becoming a heap of rubble. Bombers and...

Chapter 35: Case Blue Major Hans-Ulrich Rudel stood in front of his assembled squadron in an airbase’s conference room, adjacent to their dormant Stukas. The Luftwaffe controlled airbase was a former Soviet Red Air Force one not six months earlier, it was east of Bryansk and one of the major...

Chapter 34: Blood in the Kremlin Joseph Stalin, Kremlin, Moscow, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Power, control, victory, and survival, that was all that mattered anymore, that was all that ever really mattered to begin with. These were what circulated through the General Secretary...

Chapter 33: Rumblings of Dissent King Haakon VII looked out amongst the crowds of his countrymen as the car drove by. Confetti and flowers were being thrown into the air, falling down on the marching Axis troops as they paraded in victory through Oslo, capital city of Norway. Haakon had never...