West Coast. East Coast. Down here is Mexico. First wave of the attack came in disguised as...

Col. Andy Tanner: [Describing the invasion] West Coast. East Coast. Down here is Mexico. First wave of the attack came in disguised as commercial charter flights same way they did in Afghanistan in '80. Only they were crack Airborne outfits. Now they took these passes in the Rockies. Jed Eckert: So that's what hit Calumet. Col. Andy Tanner: I guess so. They coordinated with selective nuke strikes and the missiles were a helluva lot more accurate than we thought. They took out the silos here in the Dakotas, key points of communication. Darryl Bates: Like what? Col. Andy Tanner: Oh, like Omaha, Washington, Kansas City. Darryl Bates: Gone? Col. Andy Tanner: Yeah. That's right. Infiltrators came up illegal from Mexico. Cubans mostly. They managed to infiltrate SAC bases in the Midwest, several down in Texas and wreaked a helluva lot of havoc, I'm here to tell you. They opened up the door down here, and the whole Cuban & Nicaraguan armies come walking right through, rolled right up here through the Great Plains. Robert: How far did they get? Col. Andy Tanner: Cheyenne, across to Kansas. We held them at the Rockies and the Mississippi. Anyway, the Russians reinforced with 60 divisions. Sent three whole army groups across the Bering Strait into Alaska, cut the pipeline, came across Canada to link up here in the middle, but we stopped their butt cold. The lines have pretty much stabilized now. Robert: What about Europe? Col. Andy Tanner: I guess they figured twice in one century was enough. They're sitting this one out. All except England, and they won't last very long.

Down here is Mexico. The first wave of the attack... came in disguised as commercial charter flights, like Afghanistan in '80. only they were crack airborne outfits. They took these passes in the Rockies. So that's what hit Calumet. I guess so. They coordinated with nuke strikes, using surprisingly accurate missiles. They took out the silos in the Dakotas and key points of communication. Like what? Oh, like Omaha, Washington, Kansas City. Gone? Yeah, that's right. Infiltrators came up illegal from Mexico. Cubans, mostly. They managed to infiltrate... SAC bases in the midwest, several down in Texas... and wreaked a hell of a lot of havoc, I'm here to tell you. They opened up the door down here... and the whole Cuban and Nicaraguan armies... come walking right through... rolled right up here through the Great Plains. How far did they get? Cheyenne... across to Kansas. We held them at the Rockies and at the Mississippi. Anyway, the Russians reinforced with 60 divisions. Sent three whole army groups across the Bering Strait into Alaska... cut the pipeline, came across Canada... to link up here in the middle, but we stopped their butt cold. The lines have pretty much stabilized now. What about Europe? I guess they figured... twice in one century was enough. They're sitting this one out. all except England. And they won't last very long. The Russians need to take us in one piece, and that's why they're here now. That's why they won't use nukes anymore and we won't either. The whole damn thing's pretty conventional now. Who knows? Maybe next week will be swords. What started it? I don't know. Two toughest kids on the block, I guess. Sooner or later, they're gonna fight. That simple? Maybe somebody just forgot what it was like. Well, who is on our side? Six hundred million screaming Chinamen. Last I heard, there were a billion screaming Chinamen. There were. You got a family? I don't know. They got caught behind the lines down in Texas. I'd like to think they're alive, but... I hear stories about what they're doing to civilians. Colonel, get up. We're gonna go shoot up an armored column. Let's go. The early bird gets the worm. Early bird gets the worm. Watch those claymores in the trees.