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| Series | World War Three 1946 #3 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Author | Mary Margaret Jotz Harry Kellogg III |
| Year | 2017 |
| First Published | 2017 |
| Amazon ID | B071DLK4XY |
| Goodreads ID | 35111438 |
book
| Series | World War Three 1946 #3 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Author | Mary Margaret Jotz Harry Kellogg III |
| Year | 2017 |
| First Published | 2017 |
| Amazon ID | B071DLK4XY |
| Goodreads ID | 35111438 |
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Can you imagine a world where Stalin has the ultimate naval weapons system? What could that system do to the convoys that are Britain’s lifeline and are providing America with the raw materials it needs to wage modern war?
Atomic bombs have been used by the United States in a effort to cripple Soviet oil production. The Soviets are down to 30% capacity with an oil stockpile of six months of normal operations. NATO has developed a bold plan to force the Stavka to react to a series of operations at critical points along their massive new empire. The shoreline of Greece, France, Germany, Benelux,Sweden, Finland, Norway and Italy have been added to their territory. Stalin has his long sought after buffer but can he keep it?
As with all modern wars, World War Three runs on oil. Capturing or destroying the enemies means of obtaining oil wins wars. Dictators and their fanatic followers surrender when their armies and air forces cease to exist and not before. Civilian casualties mean nothing. When an army is cut off from its supply source or the supply source no long exits it cannot survive long.
NATO’s life line is its convoys to America. Those convoys are vital to the American war effort. The navy protecting it is one of the greatest assets the US has and is rivaled by no other nation. It leaves NATO free to invade from Kamchatka in the east to Calais in the West and Turkey in the South to Murmansk in the North.
A new iteration of the resistance movement was stating to take shape out of the ashes of the old. During World War II close to 3 million former citizens of Stalin’s Soviet Union joined the German Army to fight against communism and Stalinism. The Nazis used them as cannon fodder.
In World War III they are being supported by NATO. The Freedom Fighters have bee given a chance to replace their government and to punish those that took their loved ones lives and freedom.