While the Russian Black Sea Fleet had sailed west across the Atlantic with their German allies. Their Pacific Fleet anchored in Vladivostok had sailed in a different direction.
The shores of Alaska had not known war for a very long time. As an American territory detached from the mainland, whatever chaos was happening in Washington and the States had little effect on their daily lives.
The people of Alaska were a hardy people, who largely relied on their own ingenuity and endurance to survive its beautiful yet daunting landscape. If the entire American Republic fell tomorrow, life would continue here as it always had.
Or so the people thought.... But while the invasion of Cuba was ongoing, and Havana had fallen into the hands of the Central Powers. Dutch Harbor and the surrounding U.S. Army bases in southern Alaska were on high alert.
