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Mid September 1984

It has been three months since the shocking defeat of US forces in Hawaii. The American fleet, after its disastrous bout with the Japanese navy, is desperately short on ships, planes, and manpower. Worse still, the Imperial military plans to deliver a knockout blow by invading the American West Coast. With that, Yoshiro believes, the United States will have no choice, but to sue for peace. Little did he know of the fighting spirit of the American people. They're ready to beat the Empire at any cost!

Luckily, for the Allies, intelligence has pulled off a major breakthrough: the Imperial codes have been deciphered. Now, the Allies have a clear picture of the Empire's strategy. Not only do the Japanese plan on invading the US, but Australia as well. With this information, they spring into action! With the remainder of their Pacific fleet, the Americans attack the Second Imperial attack fleet, stationed off Monterrey Bay, near San Fransisco (the Empire launched a diversionary attack on Los Angeles; using their secret weapon: the Shogun Executioner). With the help of the Soviets, the American fleet was able to deal a crippling blow to the Japanese navy. At the same time, the Imperial military suffers another defeat in Los Angeles, when an Allied special forces team manage to destroy the Shogun Executioner. Meanwhile, the combined naval forces of Australia and New Zealand managed to beat back the Imperial task force invading the mainland.

While on the other side, The Soviets are not as lucky. In a desperate attempt to halt the Empire's advance, Marshall Krukov launches a counter-offensive to the north and south of the Japanese forward positions. Despite the initial success, the Japanese were able to regroup and, thanks in part to reinforcements from Manchuria, pushed the Soviets back. In China, the East Chinese launch another offensive against the West Chinese capital of Chengdu. But, once again, the West Chinese army was able to beat them back. Despite the major setbacks in the Western Pacific, the Shogunate was confident that it can hold the line against the Allies and win final victory in Siberia.

But, only time will tell.

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Mid September 1984

It has been three months since the shocking defeat of US forces in Hawaii. The American fleet, after its disastrous bout with the Japanese navy, is desperately short on ships, planes, and manpower. Worse still, the Imperial military plans to deliver a knockout blow by invading the American West Coast. With that, Yoshiro believes, the United States will have no choice, but to sue for peace. Little did he know of the fighting spirit of the American people. They're ready to beat the Empire at any cost!

Luckily, for the Allies, intelligence has pulled off a major breakthrough: the Imperial codes have been deciphered. Now, the Allies have a clear picture of the Empire's strategy. Not only do the Japanese plan on invading the US, but Australia as well. With this information, they spring into action! With the remainder of their Pacific fleet, the Americans attack the Second Imperial attack fleet, stationed off Monterrey Bay, near San Fransisco (the Empire launched a diversionary attack on Los Angeles; using their secret weapon: the Shogun Executioner). With the help of the Soviets, the American fleet was able to deal a crippling blow to the Japanese navy. At the same time, the Imperial military suffers another defeat in Los Angeles, when an Allied special forces team manage to destroy the Shogun Executioner. Meanwhile, the combined naval forces of Australia and New Zealand managed to beat back the Imperial task force invading the mainland.

While on the other side, The Soviets are not as lucky. In a desperate attempt to halt the Empire's advance, Marshall Krukov launches a counter-offensive to the north and south of the Japanese forward positions. Despite the initial success, the Japanese were able to regroup and, thanks in part to reinforcements from Manchuria, pushed the Soviets back. In China, the East Chinese launch another offensive against the West Chinese capital of Chengdu. But, once again, the West Chinese army was able to beat them back. Despite the major setbacks in the Western Pacific, the Shogunate was confident that it can hold the line against the Allies and win final victory in Siberia.

But, only time will tell.