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A 2005 WW3 war memorial to W. Germany.
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The ruins to the east of the small Anglo-French held "Aachen Free Zone" in 1997.
Scenario[]
War is not fun, but a tragedy!
After several years of rising geopolitical, military and diplomatic East-West tension and paranoia, the the Soviets decided to activate there brand new Seven days to the River Rhine (1979) on the 1st of November of that year. Both sides aimed forces were already on high alert and increasing in strength in both Europe and Korea. Nukes were considered by both sides, but not used on mass. It was reckoned the best tactic was to use only to uses a few tactical nukes since killing the world with strategic nukes made absolutely no strategic sense at all! Denmark, Austria, the BENELUX states, Niehuus, Carlsbjerg, Wassersleben, Kupfermühle, Bitburg, Treves, Prüm, Mützenich, Roetgen, Emden, Kleve, Zweibrücken, Aachen, Speyer, Pirmasens, Ludwigshafen, Oberallgäu Landkreis, Baden-Württemberg and the Saarland remained unconquered.
The Almegårds Kaserne on Bornholm island was destroyed by the Soviets and the Danish III Reconnaissance Battalion (III/GHR) from the Guard Hussar Regiment was crushed by the joint E. German, Polish and Soviet assault on the Island on December 7th 1979, ending in a 2 year Soviet post war occupation of the Island. E. Germany hands Vejrö Island back to Denmark in 1994. Hungary and Czechoslovakia also give Geras, Ebreichsdorf, Burgenland back to Austria at the same time. Both the Rheinland and Oberbayern are now a sparsely populated and devastated neutral zones.
The war lasted between November 1st 1979 and October 12th 1983. 12,479,500 (12,245,475 were civvies) W. Germans, 327,500 Soviets, 175,000 (125,000 were civvies) Austrians, 167,000 (100,000 civvies) Poles, 157,000 (100,000 were civvies) E. Germans, 152,000 (90,000 were civvies) Dutch, 150,000 (60,000 civvies) French, 127,000 (33,500 were civvies), 58,000 (112,500 civvies) Belgians, British, 100,000 (37,500 civvies) Italians, 66,000 (26,000 were civvies) Czechoslovakians, 50,000 (5,500 were civvies) Hungarians, 47,750 Americans, 27,500 (10,000 civvies) Danes, 20,000 (6,000 were civvies) Turks, 15,000 (5,000 were civvies) Greeks, 12,500 Canadians, 12,500 (4,500 were civvies) Bulgarians, 7,550 (of which 2,500 were civvies) Luxembourgers, 5,750 Norwegians, 2,550, Romanians, 2,500 Spanish, 257 Portuguese and 12 Maltese died in the war! Yes, 14,260,594 (12,960,975 of whom were civvies) lives were wasted in this stupid war!
Turkey, Greece and Cyprus also had a brief clash with Romania, Iran, Syria, Bulgaria and the USSR in which 7,000 Iranians, 6,000 Soviets, 5,000 Syrians, 5,000 Turks, 2,000 Greeks, 500 Cypriots, 300 Bulgarians and 100 Romanians died.
An equally brutal conflict broke out in the Korean Peninsular, between November 2st 1979 and October 17th 1983 that saw the deaths of 7,500,000 (6,000,000 were civvies) S. Koreans, 1,500,000 (1,000,000 were civvies) Japanese, 23,000 Thai, 22,000 Philopenas, 22,000 Taiwanese and 10,000 Americans. It ended with the collapse of S. Korea outside the Japanese held "2nd Busan Perimeter" pocket and Jeju Island. The communist bloc nations suffered similar losses in the 2nd Korean War wars. N. Korean and Soviet war crimes were every wear on mass in both theatres of war.
A Cuba patrol boat was also sunk loitering with intent of the coast Miami on May 1st, 1982.
Casus belli[]
The Soviet's claimed they were avenging the supposed West German bombing of a Interflug passenger jet over the Bosnian SR in Yugoslavia on May 1st, 1979. All 40 people and 6 crew died instantly. The real cause was a Soviet deep state bomb! Erich Honecker fell for the trick, but wanted a Stazi investigation in to it, while Tito called for an Interpol investigation in to it due to his fears that may have been a PLO attack, but the Soviets pushed for the war they wanted so badly. The UK, W. Germany, Sweden, France, Switzerland and Algeria tried to resolve the situation at the UN and supported Yugoslavia's plans in the UN an Interpol. Sadly, the American deep sate sat back and gloated over the bombing since they found the deaths of those innocent East Germans amusing. Neither the USSR or America showed no sympathy for the victims at the UN or Interpol to Yugoslavia's and East Germany's disgust.
WW3 (1979-83)[]
1979[]
November 1st-14th[]
- The 1st on German border.
BM-27 Uragan- Russia’s Devastating Rocket Storm! -shorts
BM-27 Uragan- the USSR’s devastating socket storm!
Massive land, sea and air battles occur across the Danish, W. German and Austrian border with East Germany, Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia!
Soviet forces pour over the Fulda Gap and Helmstedt Crossing. Soviet weight of numbers overwhelm NATO forces after several tank battles.
- 75% of Soviet, W. German, E. German and American deaths occur here on day 1 and 2.
- US forces fire a 1kt MGM-52 Lance missile at Soviet forces 1.5 mile east of Fulda.
- US forces fire a 1kt MGM-52 Lance missile at Soviet forces 1.5 mile east of Helmstedt.
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Minden.
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile malfunctions on launch outside Jüterbog Airfield, detonates and destroys it. Erich Honecker is applaud by this atomic own goal and Brunswig is spared a nuking.
- The Soviets discharge chloropicrin on several advancing NATO forces west Munich and then attack and kills them whilst they are to ill to fight (they were hours de combat).
- Soviet helicopters and attack helicopters are routinely blown out of the sky by NATO forces.
- East Germany captures Lübeck, Fulda and Helmstedt.
- Czechoslovakia Furth Im Wald and Regensburg.
- The 1st on Austria border.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Vienna, killing 68 locals injuring another 72.
- Czechoslovakian and Hungarian forces jointly capture Geras, Ebreichsdorf, Güssing, Mattersburg, Jennersdorf, Stadtschlaining and Oberwart.
- Soviet forces capture Eisenstadt.
- The 1st on the Danish front.
- The German a Danish navies crush the Soviet navy, but lose to the E, German and Polish navies.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Copenhagen, killing 37 locals injuring another 48.
- A Soviet frigate opens fire on the Almegårds Kaserne on Bornholm Island, killing 6 and wounding 12.
- E. German forces capture Vejrö Island and Bornholm Island.
- The 1st on the Rhineland War Front.
- 6 American fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 8.5 miles north east of Dortmund.
- 6 America fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-25 fighter 9.5 miles north east of Dortmund.
- 6 British fighters shoot down 2 Soviet MiG-21 fighters 2.5 miles northeast of Cologne.
- 12 W. German fighters shoot down 5 Soviet MiG-19 fighters 4.5 miles north east of Cologne.
- The 2nd
- 6 British fighters shoots down 2 Soviet MiG-21 fighters 2.5 miles northeast of Essen.
- 5 Soviet MiG-19s break up and crash 3.5 miles northeast of Essen.
- 6 British fighter shoot down 2 Soviet MiG-21 fighters 2.5 miles northeast of Achen.
- 2 Americans fighters shoot down a Soviet Su-17 fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Dortmund.
- 2 Dutch fighter shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles east of Dortmund.
- 25 W. German fighters shoot down 15 Soviet MiG-19 fighters 5 miles north east of Cologne.
- 20 French fighters shoot down 5 Soviet MiG-19 fighters 5 miles south west of Cologne.
- 2 French Dassault Mirage IV fighter bombers each drop 16 454 kg (1,000 lb) on an advancing Soviet coulomb 2 miles north east of Cologne.
- 15 Polish fighters shoot down 2 American F-16 Fighting Falcons and 2 British Blackburn Buccaneer 12 miles north east of Essen, but 2 Polish MiG 21 was shot down by a British fighter jet.
- 15 E. German fighters shoot down 3 American F-16 Fighting Falcons and 2 British Blackburn Buccaneer 2 miles north east of Münster, but 2 E. German MiG 21s was shot down by a British fighter jet.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Frankfurt-am-Main, killing 65 locals injuring another 78.
- 5 French fighters down a Soviet Tu-16 bomber and MiG-21 fighter over Dortmund.
- 5 American fighter shoot down 2 Polish MiG-21 fighter 4.8 miles north east of Dortmund.
- 10 Soviet fighters shoot down 3 American F-4 Phantom IIs 1 mile east of Dortmund.
- 10 Soviet fighters shoot down 3 American F-4 Phantom IIs 1 mile south east of Dortmund.
- 5 W. German fighters shoot down a E. German MiG-19 1 mile south of Dortmund.
- A Belgian fighter shoot down a E. German MiG-19 1 mile over of Dortmund.
- A Polish PZL-Mielec Lim-6 drops 4 780 kg bombs on an advancing NATO column 4 miles north of Dortmund.
- A W. German Fiat G.91 drops 4 680 kg bombs on an advancing Warsaw Pact coulomb 6 miles north of Dortmund.
- US forces fire a 1kt MGM-52 Lance missile at an advancing Soviet coulomb 2.5 mile east of Dortmund.
- 15 Soviet tanks, 5 E. German tanks and Soviet 5 IFVs clash with 10 W. German tanks, 5 British, 5 US tanks and 5 US IFVs 1.5 miles north of Cologne and the NATO crush them. The only meaningful fighting came from the E. Germans. It was a running theme of the war that the Soviets were useless and all the hard work was done by the GDR.
- 10 E. German fighters shoot down a American F-4 Phantom II and a British Blackburn Buccaneer 1 mile north of Dortmund.
- 12 East German tanks, 10 Polish tanks, 5 Soviet tanks and 5 Soviet IFVs clash with 12 W. German tanks, 10 British tanks, 10 American tanks and 8 American IFVs British north east of Essen, there are heavy losses on both sides with a narrow victory for the Warsaw Pact forces and the NATO forces retreat.
- 5 Danish fighters down a Soviet Tu-16 bomber and MiG-21 fighter over Flensburg.
- 8 E. German fighters shoot down a American F-4 Phantom II 1 mile north east of Cuxhaven.
- 8 E. German fighters shoot down a a British Blackburn Buccaneer 1 mile north east of Wilhelmshaven.
- The 3rd
- 5 E. German fighters shoot down 2 W. German F-4 Phantom IIs 1 mile south of Dortmund.
- 6 British Harrier GR.1s drop 12 BL755 cluster bombs on to an advancing Warsaw Pact coulomb 5 miles north east of Dortmund.
- 3 British fighters shoot down a Soviet Tu-16 over Nijmegen and later another over Kleve.
- 5 Dutch fighters down a Soviet Tu-16 bomber and MiG-21 fighter over Maastricht.
- 5 British fighters down a Soviet Tu-16 bomber and MiG-21 fighter over Maastricht.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Aachen. 28 locals died and 148 were injured.
- 2 Soviet Tu-16 bombers each drop a 9,000lb bomb on Koblenz city centre, killing 98 locals died and 257 were injured.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Saarbrücken, killing 68 locals injuring another 79.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Bitburg, killing 78 locals wounding another 92.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the south of Bitburg, killing 62 locals injuring another 95.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on Essen city centre, killing 56 locals wounding another 68.
- 15 E. German fighters shoot down 3 American F-16 Fighting Falcons and 2 British Blackburn Buccaneers 2 miles north east of Münster, but 2 E. German MiG 21 was shot down by a British fighter jet.
- 30 W. German fighters shoot down 16 Soviet MiG 21s fighters and a Soviet MiG-31 interceptor, but 3 W. German F-16 Fighting Falcons were shot down by the Soviets as well 2.5 miles northeast of Dortmund.
- 12 Soviet fighters shoot down an American F-4 Phantom II fighter, a British Blackburn Buccaneers and a W. German F-4 Phantom II fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Roetgen.
- 2 Americans fighter shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 4.5 miles north east of Dortmund.
- A Soviet Tu-22M drops 18 × FAB-500 general-purpose bombs on Dortmund, killing 100 and injuring another 2,500.
- 2 East German Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23s go on a strafing run and attack an advancing NATO coulomb 1 mile north of Essen.
- 6 W. German IFVs, 6 W. German tanks and 12 British tanks clash with 8 Soviet tanks and 8 Soviet IFVs tanks south of Osnabrück, there are heavy losses on both sides with a narrow victory for the NATO forces and the Warsaw Pact forces retreat.
- 20 East German tanks and 5 Soviet IFVs clash with 20 W. German tanks and 7 British IFVs British north of Osnabrück, there are heavy losses on both sides with a narrow victory for the Warsaw Pact forces and the NATO forces retreat.
- 6 Russian attack helicopters destroy an advancing NATO convoy 1 mile east of Darmstadt.
- W. German refugees flee north between November 3rdth and 14th.
- The 4th
- 3 British fighters take out 2 Soviet MiG-21 fighters 2.5 miles northeast of Dortmund.
- 5 American Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt IIs attack air craft and 5 W. German MBB Bo.105M anti-tank helicopters attack a Soviet coulomb in Dortmund.
- 3 Dutch fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 7.5 miles north east of Frankfurt-am-Main.
- 10 Soviet fighters shoot down 3 American F-4 Phantom IIs 1 mile north of Dortmund.
- W. German and Canadian forces form a strong hold in Iserlohn.
- W. German and UK forces form a strong holds around Münster.
- 6 E. German fighters shoot down a W. German F-4 Phantom II 2 miles north east of Münster, but 2 E. German MiG 21 was shot down by a British fighter jet.
- 12 W. German fighters shoot down 5 Soviet MiG 21s fighters and a Soviet MiG-31 interceptor, but 3 W. German F-16 Fighting Falcons were shot down by the Soviets as well 2.5 miles south east of Dortmund.
- 12 British armoured cars and 6 W. German armoured cars, along with 20 British, 14 W. German, 12 Canadian, 10 French and 10 American tanks clash with 30 Soviet, 20 E. German and 12 Polish tanks, along with 10 Soviet IFVs and 6 E. German IFVs 3 miles south east of Dortmund with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 10 British armoured cars, along with 30 British, 14 W. German, 12 Canadian, 10 French and 10 American tanks clash with 40 Soviet, 24 E. German and 12 Polish tanks, and 10 Soviet IFVs 3 miles south east of Münster with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- A Soviet Tu-22M drops 18 × FAB-500 general-purpose bombs on Essen, killing 98 and injuring another 2,450.
- 3 Belgian fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 9 miles miles north east of Cologne.
- 5 Danish IFVs and 17 W. German tanks clash with 15 E. German tanks and 5 Polish IFVs 3 miles south of Kupfermühle with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- American troops lose there moral retreat.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Stuttgart, killing 97 locals injuring another 124.
- W. German refugees flee west between November 4th and 16th.
- W. German and troops set up a strong hold in Heidelberg, Koblenz, Stuttgart, Essen and Emden.
- 10 American attack helicopters destroy an advancing Warsaw Pact convoy 1 mile north east of Darmstadt.
- The 5th
- 5 Dutch fighters down a Soviet Tu-16 bomber and MiG-21 fighter over Maastricht.
- 5 Soviet MiG-19s break up and crash 3.5 miles northeast of Saarbrücken.
- 6 British fighters shoot down 3 Polish MiG-21 fighters 3.5 miles northeast of Mützenich.
- 5 Danish fighters take out a Soviet Su-17 fighter over Cuxhaven
- 5 Danish fighters down a Soviet Tu-16 bomber and MiG-17 fighter over Bremen.
- 5 Dutch fighters down a Soviet Tu-16 bomber and MiG-21 fighter over Embden.
- 5 Soviet MiG-19s break up and crash 4.5 miles south east of Augsburg.
- 6 British fighters shoot down 3 Polish MiG-21 fighters 3.5 miles northeast of Ulm.
- 8 E. German fighters shoot down a American F-4 Phantom II 1 mile north of Karlsrune.
- 8 E. German fighters shoot down a American F-4 Phantom II 1 mile north of Darmstadt.
- 6 British Harrier GR.1s drop 12 BL755 cluster bombs on to an advancing Warsaw Pact coulomb 1 mile east of Darmstadt.
- 6 British fighters shoot down 3 Soviet MiG-21 fighters 8 miles north east of Nurenberg.
- 3 French fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 7 miles south east of Nurenberg.
- 3 American fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 6 miles south east of Nurenberg.
- 3 W. German fighters take out a Soviet Su-17 fighter over Nuremberg.
- US forces fire a 1kt MGM-52 Lance missile at Soviet forces 1.5 mile north east of Nuremberg.
- US forces fire a 1kt MGM-52 Lance missile at Soviet forces 1.5 mile south east of Nuremberg.
- 6 British Harrier GR.1s drop 12 BL755 cluster bombs on to an advancing Warsaw Pact coulomb 1,5 mile south of Ulm.
- 6 British Harrier GR.1s drop 12 BL755 cluster bombs on to an advancing Warsaw Pact coulomb 1.5 mile north of Ulm.
- 6 British Harrier GR.1s land at Stuttgart Airport.
- European NATO forces slowly retreat to Baden-Württemberg and the Rhineland between November 7th and 12th, except for the W. Germans, who fight on until they are effectively wiped out on November 12th.
- The 6th
- 2 Polish fighters shoots down a Canadian Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck over Koblenz.
- 10 Dutch fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 7.5 miles north east of Frankfurt-am-Main.
- 20 W. German, 20 British, 12 French, 5 Belgian and 5 Dutch tanks clash with 10 Mil Mi-24 attack helicopters, 25 Soviet, 22 E. German and 20 Polish tanks 4 miles north east of Cologne with heavy losses on both sides and a decisive win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 5 French fighters take out a Soviet Su-17 fighter over Cologne
- 2 French fighters take down a Soviet Yakovlev Yak-28 bomber over Essen.
- 3 French fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 7.5 miles north east Strasbourg
- 15 Czechoslovak tanks, 5 Hungarian tanks, 5 Soviet tank and 5 Soviet IFVs clash with 10 American tanks, 10 W, German and 8 American IFVs north east of Ulm, there are heavy losses on both sides with a narrow victory for the NATO forces and the Warsaw Pact forces retreat.
- The 7th
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Maastricht. NORTHAG was located in the Netherlands at Joint Operations Center Maastricht (JOC Maastricht).
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Munich.
- 5 French fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 6 miles east of Kaiserslautern.
- 8 French Dassault Mirage IVs land at Saarbrücken Airport.
- 5 American fighters take out a Soviet Su-21 fighter over Aschaffenburg
- 2 Polish fighters shoots down a Canadian Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck over Munich.
- 10 W. German fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 6.5 miles north east of Würzburg.
- 27 W. German, 20 British, 12 French, 5 Belgian and 5 Dutch tanks clash with 10 Mil Mi-24 attack helicopters, 25 Soviet, 22 E. German and 22 Polish tanks 5 miles north east of Munich with heavy losses on both sides and a decisive win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 12 West German tanks and 3 British IFVs clash with 7 Czechoslovakian tanks and 4 Hungarian tanks 1 mile south west of Ansbach with heavy losses on both sides and a decisive win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- 5 French fighters take out a Soviet Su-17 fighter over Strasbourg
- 2 French fighters take down a Soviet Yakovlev Yak-28 bomber over Heilbronn.
- The 8th
- 3 US LTV A-7 Corsair II ground attack aircraft each launched 2 0.6kt AGM-62 Walleye glide bombs hit advancing Soviet forces 3 miles east of Koblenz.
- 3 US LTV A-7 Corsair II ground attack aircraft each launched 2 0.6kt AGM-62 Walleye glide bombs hit advancing Soviet forces 3 miles east of Pirmasens.
- 2 French Dassault Mirage IV fighter bombers each drop 16 454 kg (1,000 lb) on an advancing Soviet coulomb 2 miles east of Cologne.
- A French Mirage IIIC then drops a 6kt AN-52 nuclear bomb on to an advancing Soviet coulomb 5 miles north of Bonn and then shoots down a Soviet MiG-17 fighter 1.5 miles north of Bonn.
- 6 E. German take out an American F-4 Phantom II 1.5 miles north east of Bonn.
- 3 E. German fighters shoot down a Canadian Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck 3.5 miles south east of Bonn.
- NATO ground forces dig in around the German Rhineland.
- A Soviet Tu-22M drops 18 × FAB-500 general-purpose bombs on Koblenz, killing 70 and injuring another 200.
- The 9th
- 6 American fighters shoot down 3 Soviet MiG-21 fighters and a Soviet Tu-16 bomber 5 miles southeast of Ruitzhof.
- 30 British and 30 W. German and 12 American tanks clash with 35 Soviet, 20 Polish and 20 E. German tanks 3 miles north east of Münster with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 20 American, 12 W. German, 12 French, 12 British and 10 Canadian tanks clash with 25 Czechoslovak, 15 Hungarian and 12 E. German tanks 3 miles north east of Ulm with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for NATO and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- A Soviet Tu-22M drops 18 × FAB-500 general-purpose bombs on Ulm, killing 167 and injuring another 300.
- The 10th
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber drops 9,000lb bomb on the north of Saarbrücken, killing 65 locals injuring another 78.
- A British Handley Page Victor bomber drops 35 × 1,000 lb (450 kg) bombs on several massing Soviet armies 2.5 miles north east of Münster.
- 6 British fighters shoot down 3 Polish MiG-21 fighters 3.5 miles northeast of Mützenich.
- A TU-95 bomber breaks up and crashes over Koblenz due to poor maintenance.
- The 11th
- 2 W German fighters shoots down a Czechoslovak MiG-19 fighter 10 miles south east of Baumholder.
- 2 American fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 12 miles north east of Bad Kreuznach.
- French and W. German moral begins to falter and the American troops in W. Germany are routed as NATO forces collapse in to the Saarland, German Rhineland and Baden-Württemberg.
- Fleeing American forces enter in to several fratricidal skirmishes with British, French and W. German forces.
- The 12th
- 2 Canadian fighters down a Czechoslovakian MiG-17 fighter 4.8 miles south east of Zweibrücken.
- 6 British Harrier GR.1s drop 12 BL755 cluster bombs on to an advancing Warsaw Pact coulomb 4.6 mile south east of Zweibrücken.
- The 13th
- 3 Canadian fighters down a Polish MiG-17 fighter 4.9 mile south east of Zweibrücken.
- The 14th
- 6 British fighters shoot down 3 Soviet MiG-21 fighters 3 miles north east of Mützenich.
- 3 French fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 3 miles south east of Mützenich.
November 15th-30th[]
- The 15th
- 5 E. German fighters shoot down 2 American F-16 Fighting Falcon fighters 2 miles north east of Münster, but 1 E. German MiG 21s was shot down by an American fighter jet.
- 3 W. German fighters shoots down a Czechoslovak MiG-19 fighter 7 miles south east of Saarbrücken. 22 W. German, 20 British, 12 French and 12 American and 10 Canadian tanks clash with 30 Soviet, 14 E. German and 12 Polish tanks 3 miles south west of Münster with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 6 British fighters shoot down 3 Soviet MiG-21 fighter. 3 miles southeast of Mützenich.
- The 16th
- 4 British fighters shoot down 2 Soviet MiG-21 fighter 3 miles southeast of Mützenich.
- The American troops in W. Germany are routed. 2 Americans fighter shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles east of Dortmund.
- 2 Polish MiG 21 fire there 4× 16 rocket UB-16-57 rocket pods in to a British strong point 6 miles north east of Münster.
- Vladimir Putin dies while spying on the British Army of the Rhine's Münster strong hold.
- 3 E. German fighters shoot down an American F-4 Phantom II 2.5 miles north east of Bonn.
- 2 Soviet fighters shoot down a British F-4 Phantom II 2 mile north east of Iserlohn.
- 2 Polish MiG 21 fire there 4× 16 rocket UB-16-57 rocket pods in to the Canadian Iserlohn strong hold.
- 6 Tupolev Tu-16 bombers break up and crash 1 mile north east of Essen.
- 25 British and 20 W. German and 12 American tanks clash with 30 Soviet, 25 Polish and 20 E. German tanks 3 miles north east of Frankfurt-am-Main with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 20 British, 12 W. German, 12 French, 12 American and 10 Canadian tanks clash with 25 Soviet, 15 E. German and 12 Polish tanks 3 miles south west of Pirmasens with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for NATO and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- The 17th
- 6 American fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 8 miles north east of Spanglehime.
- 3 America fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 9 miles north east of Kaiseralautern.
- The 18th
- W. German and UK forces form a strong holds around Münster. 32 British, 15 W. German, 12 Canadian, 12 French and 12 American tanks clash with 35 Soviet, 22 E. German and 15 Polish tanks 3 miles south east of Münster with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 2 Canadian fighters down a Czechoslovakian MiG-17 fighter 4.8 mile south east of Memmimgen.
- 3 Canadian fighters down a Czechoslovakian MiG-17 fighter 4.9 mile south east of Ottoberuren.
- 4 British fighters shoot down 2 Hungarian MiG-21 fighters 8 miles south east of Kempten.
- the 19th
- 2 W. German fighters shoots down a Polish MiG-19 fighter 7 miles north east of Saarbrücken.
- 3 W. German fighters take out a E. German Su-17 fighter over Darmstadt.
- 10 French fighters shoot down 6 Hungarian MiG-17 fighters 2.5 miles north east of Kempten.
- The 20th
- 2 W. German fighters shoots down a Czechoslovak MiG-19 fighter 7.5 miles south east of Saarbrücken.
- 4 American fighters shoot down 2 Hungarian MiG-21 fighters 2 miles north of Kempten.
- 3 French fighters shoot down a Hungarian MiG-21 fighter 7 miles south east of Stuttgart.
- 3 American fighters shoot down a Hungarian MiG-21 fighter 6 miles south east of Baden-Baden.
- The 21st
- 45 French tanks move in to the Saarland.
- A battle ready French Dassault Mystère IV and AMX 13 light tank are stationed in a field on the north eastern outskirts of Aachen.
- 3 Belgian fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 9 miles miles south east of Cologne.
- 2 Canadian fighters down a Polish MiG-17 fighter 2.5 mile east of Zweibrücken.
- 2,000 French troops, 200 W. German troops and 100 UK troops form a protective perimeter around north eastern Baden-Württemberg.
- The 22nd
- 2 W. German fighters shoots down a Czechoslovak MiG-19 fighter 7.5 miles south east of Saarbrücken.
- A BM-27 Uragan self-propelled 220 mm multiple rocket launcher fired 300 PFM-1 mines 1 mile east of Ulm.
- 45 French tanks move in to the Baden-Württemberg.
- The 23rd
- A W. German soldier destroys a Soviet P-18 1RL131 Terek mobile radar unit in Frankfurt-am-Main with a hand grenade due to not being challenged by the drunken Russian SFSR crew on.
- 3 W. German MBB Bo.105M anti-tank helicopters destroy a Soviet P-18 1RL131 Terek mobile radar unit in Dortmund.
- 2,000 French troops, 1,000 UK troops and 50 W. German troops join the protective perimeter around north eastern Baden-Württemberg.
- The 24th
- 3 French fighters strafe and destroy a Soviet P-18 1RL131 Terek mobile radar unit in Kaiserslautern.
- 3 French fighters strafe and destroy a Soviet P-18 1RL131 Terek mobile radar unit in Ulm.
- 6 American Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II destroy a Soviet P-18 1RL131 Terek mobile radar unit in Frankfurt-am-Main.
- 6 British Harrier GR.1s drop 12 BL755 cluster bombs on to an advancing Warsaw Pact military encampment in Nuremburg.
- The 25th
- 6 American Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt IIs, 22 British, 18 W. German, 12 French and 6 American tanks clash with 20 Soviet, 5 Polish and 12 E. German tanks 5 miles north east of Speyer with heavy losses on both sides and a crushing win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact force.
- The 26th
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Spanglehime.
- 3 Soviet fighters shoot down an American F-4 Phantom II 1 mile south west of Frankfurt-am-Main.
- The 27th
- 2 Dutch fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 7.5 miles north east of Frankfurt-am-Main.
- 1,000, French troops, 500 UK troops and 50 W. German troops join the protective perimeter around around north eastern Baden-Württemberg.
- The 28th
- 3 Soviet fighters shoot down an American F-4 Phantom II fighter and a W. German F-4 Phantom II fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Darmstadt.
- 3 French fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 8 miles north east of Saarbrücken.
- The 29th
- 12 E. German fighters shoot down 2 American F-16 Fighting Falcons, a W. German F-16 Fighting Falcon and a British Blackburn Buccaneer 2 miles north east of Spanglehime, but 3 E. German MiG 21 was shot down by a British fighter jet.
- 12 American, 10 W. German and 5 Canadian tanks fall back in to the Saarland.
- The 30th
- 12 British fighters shoot down 8 Soviet MiG-21 fighters 3.5 miles south east of Saarbrücken on November 30th.
- 2 Soviet Tu-16 bombers is shot down by an American M48 Chaparral M48 Chaparral SAM missile battery over Saarbrücken.
- 2 Soviet Tu-16 bombers is shot down by an American M42 Duster AA gun crew over Aachen.
- 3 W. German M42 Duster AA gun crews shoot down 6 Sukhoi Su-25 ground attack aircraft over Koblenz.
- 1,000 French troops, 200 W. German troops and 100 UK troops form a protective perimeter around the Saarland.
December[]
- The 1st
- 2 British fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Roetgen. 2 Canadian fighters down a Polish MiG-17 fighter 2.5 mile east of Zweibrücken.
- 70 French, 60 UK, 50 W. German, 50 American, 30 Belgian and 10 Dutch troops set up the formally "Saarland Defensive Perimeter".
- 8 Soviet fighters shoot down an American F-4 Phantom II fighter, Dutch Republic F-84F Thunderstreak and Belgian Republic F-84F Thunderstreak over Kleve.
- 5 Danish IFVs and 17 W. German tanks clash with 15 E. German tanks and 5 Polish IFVs 3 miles south of Kupfermühle with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- Moral begins to falter amongst Soviet forces and the vast majority of Americans become psychologically broken and flee it total chaos in to France.
- The 2nd
- A BM-21 Grad (Russian: БМ-21 "Град", lit. 'Hailstorm') self-propelled 122 mm multiple rocket launcher fired 40 POM-2 mines on to ground 10 miles to the east of Aachen.
- The 3rd
- 2 British fighters take out a Soviet Su-17 fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Roetgen.
- A BM-27 Uragan self-propelled 220 mm multiple rocket launcher 300 PTM-3 mines on to ground 10 miles to the north east of Aachen.
- The 4th
- 2 British fighters take out a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Roetgen.
- 5 W. German IFVs and 15 British tanks and and 5 Polish IFVs 16 Czechoslovakian tanks 6 miles north of Ulm with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- The 5th
- A BM-21 Grad self-propelled 122 mm multiple rocket launcher fired 40 POM-2 mines on to ground 10 miles to the north east of Saarbrücken.
- A BM-21 Grad self-propelled 122 mm multiple rocket launcher fired 40 POM-2 mines on to ground 2.5 miles east of Ulm.
- 5 British IFVs and 16 W. German tanks clash with 12 E. Soviet tanks and 5 Polish IFVs 3 miles south of Ulm with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- The 8th
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Kaiseralautern.
- 3 Hungarian fighters shoot down a British F-4 Phantom II 4.5 mile south east of Ulm.
- The 9th
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Baumholder.
- 2 Canadian fighters down a Polish MiG-17 fighter 2.5 mile south east of Zweibrücken.
- 3 Czechoslovakian fighters shoot down a British F-4 Phantom II 2 mile south east of Ulm.
- The 10th
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Essen.
- 3 Hungarian fighters shoot down a British F-4 Phantom II 2.5 mile south east of Ulm.
- The 12th
- A BM-27 Uragan self-propelled 220 mm multiple rocket launcher fired 300 PFM-1 mines in to central Aachen, killing 2 locals and injuring 27 other on December 12th.
- The 13th
- The demining of Aachen city centre by Belgians troops begins takes place between December 13th, 1979 and May 5th 1980.
- 5 French fighters shoots down 2 Soviet MiG-19 fighter 12 miles north east of Saarbrücken.
- The 15th
- 3 French fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 6 miles north east of Saarbrücken.
- The 16th
- 3 Czechoslovak fighters shoots down a French Dassault Mystère IV fighter 5 miles south east of Saarbrücken.
- The 17th
- 20 British, 12 W. German, 10 Canadian, 10 French and 10 American tanks clash with 30 Soviet, 14 E. German and 12 Polish tanks 3 miles south west of Münster with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
- 20 British, 12 W. German and 6 French tanks clash with 30 Soviet, 4 Hungarian and 4 Czechoslovakian tanks 34 miles south east of Friedrichshafen with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the Warsaw Pact forces and the retreat of NATO forces.
1980[]
- January 1st
- 2 Ukrainian SSR troops defect to the Saarland.
- January 2nd
- 2 Belgian fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-17 fighter 1.5 miles north of Aachen.
- 17 French, 16 British and 15 W. German tanks, along with 5 W. German MBB Bo.105M anti-tank helicopters clash with 12 Soviet, 12 Polish and 12 E. German tanks 3 miles south east of Eschweiler with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact forces.
- 2 French fighters down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 6 miles north east of Troisvierges.
- 2 Polish Mil Mi-24 attack helicopters destroy a W. German army coulomb 1 mile east of Prüm.
- January 3rd
- 2 W. Germany fighters shoots down a Polish MiG-17 fighter 1.5 miles north of Aachen.
- January 4th
- 2 French fighters down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles east of Saarbrücken.
- January 5th
- 2 French fighters down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 6 miles north east of Saarbrücken.
- January 6th
- 3 Czechoslovak fighters shoots down a French Dassault Mystère IV fighter 5 miles south east of Saarbrücken.
- January 7th
- 2 French fighters down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 7 miles south east of Saarbrücken.
- January 10th
- 3 Czechoslovak fighters shoots down a French Dassault Mystère IV fighter 4 miles south west of Saarbrücken.
- May 1st
- 3 Soviet fighters shoot down an American F-4 Phantom II 1 mile south west of Frankfurt-am-Main.
- A Soviet Tu-16 bomber dropped a 9,000lb bomb on Aachen killing 26 locals and injuring another 67 injured.
- A Canadian fighter shoots down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles Eschweiler.
- May 2nd
- 18 French, 16 British, 15 W. German, 5 Belgian, 5 Dutch and 4 W. German tanks clash with 12 Soviet, 5 Polish and 5 E. German tanks 3 miles north east of Troisvierges with heavy losses on both sides and a narrow win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact.
- May 5th
- President Lazar Koliševski confirmed Yugoslavia would stay neutral.
- A Douglas A-3 Skywarrior strategic bomber 4 × 2,000 pounds (910 kg) bombs on a Soviet army coulomb 2 miles east of Eschweiler.
- 2 British fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Roetgen.
- 4 American A-10 Thunderbolt IIs, 5 W. German MBB Bo.105M anti-tank helicopters, 18 French, 16 British, 15 W. German, 7 Belgian, 6 Dutch and 4 W. German tanks clash with 12 Soviet, 5 Polish, 5 Czechoslovakian and 5 E. German tanks 3 miles north east of Forbach the NATO forces wipe out the Warsaw Pact forces.
- May 6th
- President Georges-André Chevallaz confirmed Switzerland would stay neutral.
- Niehuus, Carlsbjerg, Wassersleben and Kupfermühle are happily absorbed in to Denmark.
- June 4th
- 5 W. German MBB Bo.105M anti-tank helicopters, 18 French, 16 British, 15 W. German, 5 Belgian, 5 Dutch Tanks and 4 and A-10 Thunderbolt IIs attack aircraft clash with 12 Soviet, 5 Polish and 5 E. German tanks 3 miles north east of Troisvierges with heavy losses to the Warsaw Pact and a decisive win for the NATO forces and the retreat of Warsaw Pact.
- A Soviet 10kt Tochka missile hits and destroys Aubange.
- November 1st
- 80 UK, 70 French, 50 W. German, 50 American, 30 Belgian and 10 Dutch troops set up the formal "Aachen defensive perimeter". 20 British and 20 French tanks move in to the Saarland.
- A BM-27 Uragan (Russian: БМ-27 Ураган, lit. 'Hurricane'; GRAU index 9P140) self-propelled 220 mm multiple rocket launcher 300 PTM-3 mines on to ground 5.5 miles to the north east of Pirmasens.
- December 1st
- 1,500 French, 200 British, 100 W. German, 12 Luxembourger troops formally set up the the Saarland defence perimeter". A Soviet Tu-16 bomber dropped a 9,000lb bomb on Aachen.
- 26 locals died and 67 were injured. 2 Canadian fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles Eschweiler.
- A Soviet S-125 Neva/Pechora missile truck (Russian: С-125 "Нева"/"Печора", NATO reporting name SA-3 Goa) shoots down a Canadian Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck over Essen.
- A BM-27 Uragan self-propelled 220 mm multiple rocket launcher 300 PTM-3 mines on to ground 9.5 miles to the north east of Pirmasens.
- Opinion polls show that the American public had given up hope and wanted to sue for peace. Support for the was was also begging to faulted in the UK and France.
1981[]
- 3 Soviet fighters shoot down an American F-4 Phantom II 1 mile north east of Eschweiler on May 1st.
- 2 Polish fighters shoot down a Canadian Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck over Koblenz on May 2nd.
- 3 W German fighters shoots down a Czechoslovak MiG-19 fighter 8 miles south east of Saarbrücken on November 15th.
- 2 British fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles northeast of Roetgen on December 1st.
- Another 12 French, 12 British, 10 Belgian, 10 W. German, 10 Dutch troops join the Aachen defence perimeter forces on December 2nd.
- Another 1,500 French, 200 British, 120 W. German, 12 Dutch troops, 12 Luxembourger and 12 Belgian troops join the Saarland defence perimeter forces on December 1st.
- 2 French fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 12.5 miles north east of Forbach on December 15th.
- 2 French fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-19 fighter 12 miles north east of Forbach on December 16th.
1982[]
- 3 Latvian SSR Soviet civil engineers defect to Luxembourg on May 1st.
- 6 French armoured cars move in to Aachen defence perimeter forces on November 1st.
- 6 French armoured cars and 7 French tanks move in to The Saarland on November 2nd.
- 2 Belgian fighters down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter over the ruins of Maastricht on November 7th.
- 2 Dutch fighters shoot down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 7.5 miles north east of Maastricht on November 27th.
- 2 Belgian fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-17 fighter 1.5 miles north of Troisvierges on December 2rd.
- 2 British fighters shoots down a Soviet MiG-21 fighter 2.5 miles southeast of Roetgen on December 3rd.
1983[]
- President Regan was fighting a losing battle against the deep state. He singed an executive order sending 6 UK based B52 bombers to bomb the Soviet's main encampments in and around Frankfurt-am-Main, dropping a total of 420,000 pounds of ordinance upon them on January 1st. It was followed by a UK based Rockwell B-1 Lancer also made a strike on a major Soviet encampment in Dierdorf with 2 1.5kt B61 nuclear bombs. dropped on it.
- Another 20 UK, 20 French, 20 Belgian, 10 American and 10 Dutch troops join the Aachen defence perimeter on March 1st.
- The remaining ad hoc W. German resistance forces are finally by defeated the USSR in the ruins of Koblenz on October 12th.
- America and Italy surrender in Europe and S. Korea to the USSR and the American troops leave Aachen and the Saarland on October 10th
- A NATO-Warsaw Pact peace treaty is signed in Saarbrücken on October 13th. Denmark, Niehuus, Carlsbjerg, Wassersleben, Kupfermühle, Bitburg, Treves, Prüm, Mützenich, Roetgen, Emden, Kleve, Zweibrücken, Aachen, Speyer, Pirmasens, Ludwigshafen, Oberallgäu Landkreis, Baden-Württemberg and the Saarland remained unconquered. A equally bleak and arbitrary treaty is signed by the USSR and both S. Korea and Japan on the same day in Busan.
- Another 12 French, 12 W. German, 12 Dutch troops and 12 Belgian troops join the Aachen defence perimeter forces on November 1st.
- Another 12 French, 12 Belgian, 11 W. German, 11 Dutch troops join the Aachen defence perimeter forces on December 2nd.
- The UN's General Assembly condemns both the USSR and USA for systematic war crimes. They are both guilty of about 80% of all war crimes committed in both halves of Germany on December 3rd.
Aircraft kill ratio and loss figures.[]
It is to be noted that many aircraft flew multiple missions and were there for counted more than once.
| Nation. | Fighters flown in to battle. | Friendly fighters lost. | Hostile fighters killed. | Fighters' kill ratio (killed enemies as a % of friendly attackers). | The % of fighters aircraft lost. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | 95 | 26 | 31 | 32.63% | 27.36% |
| UK | 109 | 9 | 39 | 35.77% | 8.25% |
| France | 86 | 3 | 28 | 32.55% | 3.48% |
| W. Germany | 121 | 11 | 49 | 40.49% | 9.09% |
| USSR | 225 | 185 | 21 | 9.33% | 82.22% |
| Poland | 33 | 14 | 4 | 12.12% | 42.42% |
| E. Germany | 119 | 10 | 15 | 12.60% | 8.40% |
| Netherlands | 30 | 1 | 9 | 30.0% | 3.33% |
| Belgium | 15 | 1 | 6 | 40.0% | 6.66% |
| Czechoslovakia | 19 | 8 | 4 | 21.05% | 42.10% |
| Canada | 20 | 5 | 9 | 25% | 45% |
| Denmark | 20 | 0 | 6 | 30% | 0% |
| Hungary | 17 | 11 | 3 | 17.64% | 64.70% |
- Includes those who were shot down by groundfire and ones that broke up due to structural failure.
| Nation. | Bombers, etc, flown to targets. | Total of bombers, etc, lost. | Bombers, etc, killed. | The % of Bombers, etc, mission that were a successes. | The % of Bombers, etc, lost. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | 43 | 0 | 5 | 100% | 0% |
| UK | 31 | 0 | 2 | 100% | 0% |
| France | 14 | 0 | 1 | 100% | 0% |
| USSR | 60 | 27 | 0 | 55% | 45% |
| Poland | 7 | 0 | 0 | 100% | 0% |
| W. Germany | 21 | 0 | 6 | 100% | 0% |
| E. Germany | 2 | 0 | 0 | 100% | 0% |
- Includes those who were shot down by groundfire and ones that broke up due to structural failure. Includes fighters who went on strafing runs, attack helicopters and ground attack aircraft.
1984-1989 (post war period)[]
- 1980s
The economic and political fall out from the war would severely scar the 1980s and 1990s.
- 1984
- 2 Belorussian SSR troops defect to the Saarland on January 1st. Another 20 UK, 20 French, 20 Belgian and 10 Dutch troops join the Aachen defence perimeter forces. The troops build there permanent camp near Aubel, Walloon Region, Belgium.
- President Regan is assassinated by the KGB on a visit to King Juan Carlos in Madrid on January 3rd.
- The CIA fail to assassinate President François Mitterrand as he visits prime minister Margaret Thatcher in London on July 4th.
- George Bush senior loses the reportedly a rigged election and Jimmy Carter is re-elected November 5th and starts fawning to the USSR. Jimmy Carter starts blaming W. Germany for not submitting to the USSR's attacks with out any meaningfully resistance and that the USSR was only defending it's self. Whilst he is not entirely to blame for the deep state's actions, he is most defiantly taking his orders from Moscow. While most people agreed with America selling out Europe, they did not want a Soviet puppet in office and was disgusted with there country becoming a dictatorship run by a phoney re-elected leader. The Americans still mock the sacrifices others made, but a 1984 UK school playground chant said it all: "East Germans are red, West Germans are blue – America ran away, but Europe stood true!"
- 1985
- American forces leave Europe over the first 6 months of 1986.
- The 2,500 strong W. German "Vaalserberg Forest Refugee Camp" is merged with the "Aachen Free Zone" on March 3rd.
- President Chernenko dies on 10 March. President Mikhail Gorbachev appointed the Soviet leadership on 11 March, but is assassinated by the KGB after 1 day in office. Secretary for International Affairs of All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions, Gennady Yanayev, takes over 13 March.
- 1986
- The USSR and E. Germany return Bornholm Island back to Demark on March 1st. Hungary and Czechoslovakia also give Burgenland Australia at the same time.
- America blames W. Germany for the war and demanded E. Germany destroy it on May 1st. E. Germany refuses since the want to make it red, not dead, and tell the US to shut up and go away.
- Rebuilding in the W. German sates and the unclaimed Palatine region begins starts on the 3rd of May.
- 3 Kids blow them selves up when they found 2 PFM-1 mines in a ruined house June 4th.
- 5 Kids blow them selves up when they found 4 DPICM cluster munitions in a ruined house June 5th.
- 2 Belgian workmen digging out foundations for a shop were blown up by a old 152mm (6in) HE shell June 6th.
- 1987
- Water, sewerage, power and telephone services are restored to Aachen, Kleve, Emden and the Saarland on June 4th.
- Baden-Württemberg is recognised as the official political descendent of W. Germany.
- 1989
- There are 30 thermal springs in Aachen and Burtscheid, 3 of which became a major tourist health baths in mid 1989.
- 3 German soldiers defect to Aachen on May 1st.
- The Frankenberg Castle in Aachen, Stuttgart Air Port in Baden-Württemberg and Saarbrücken Castle in the Saarland hosted the 10th anniversary commemoration of the start WW3.
- Water, sewerage, power and telephone services are restored to Baden-Württemberg and the unclaimed Palatine region on Defence 5th.
1990-99[]
The Romanian revolution of December 1989 and The fall of communism in Albania of December 1990 still go ahead and unlike the other attempted rebellions across the Warsaw Pact. The Soviets allowed them to happen on condition the nations remained neutral in WW3 since the communist regimes in those countries were so bad even the Soviet hard liners were glad to se them gone.
Yugoslavia broke up in the October of 1991 between the Western aligned Croatia, Bozneg Hertzog and Slovenia, neutral Bosnia Herzegovina, and the Soviet aligned Krijina, Srpska, Serbia, Monti Negro and Macedonia.
Belgian falls in to a civil 4 year war in 1992. Wallonia and the ex-German territories Belgium had become a French protectorate, while Flanders becomes a Soviet satellite state.
The USSR becomes a much loser confederal state in the late 1990s. Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Moldova, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Georgia and Armenia are independent communist client states in all but name. There separatist wars would occur in between 1992 and 1994, 1997 and 1999, 2009, 2015, 2016, and 2024 and 2025.
China also faced Tibetan and Xinjiang rebellions would occur in 1997, 2005, 2007, 2015 and between 2024 and 2025.
The USA joins the Warsaw Pact as Jimmy Carter totally sells out on his people and folds up to the USSR despite of the peoples' fears they will be treated poorly by the Soviets and Cubans, and would have been happier going neutral.
- 1990
- Rebuilding in Aachen is completed by June 1st.
- Baden-Württemberg expand in to the Palatinate and formally absorb it.
- The "Emden Defensive Enclave" and "Kleve Defensive Enclave" are integrated in to the Netherlands as a municipality on June 3rd.
- 1993
- Boris Becker is elected Chancellor of Baden-Württemberg on May 1st.
- The Frankenberg Castle in Aachen, Stuttgart Air Port in Baden-Württemberg and Saarbrücken Castle in the Saarland hosted the 10th anniversary commemoration of the end of WW3.
- 1994
- 2 Belorussian Soviet civil engineers defect to Aachen on May 4th.
- E. Germany hands Vejrö Island back to Denmark.
- 1995
- A small anti-American rally takes place at Frankenberg Castle on May 1st. An effigy of Ronald Regan and Jimmy Carter are later burnt out side Frankenberg Castel. Bitburg, Treves and Prüm are integrated in to Luxembourg as 3 communes with town status.
- 1996
- The Soviet Bloc as of 1992.
- USSR
- Ukrainian SR
- Kazakhstan SR
- Kirgizia SR
- Moldovan SR
- Estonian SR
- Latvian SR
- Lithuania SR
- Georgia SR
- Armenia SR
- Mongolia
- India
- Cuba
- Vietnam
- Greater Serbia
- Bulgaria
- Syria
- Hungary
- Czechia
- Slovakia
- East Germany
- Poland
- USA
- Italy
- Flanders
- Nicaragua
Flanders, Italy and Nicaragua are impotent Soviet satellite states despite of the peoples' fears they will be treated poorly by the Soviets and feel happier dealing with the Cubans and Czechoslovakians.
- NATO as of 1992.
- Wallonia (AKA: Belgium)
- Croatia-Slovenia
- Canada
- Denmark
- France
- Baden-Württemberg (AKA: Free Germany)
- Greece
- Iceland
- Luxembourg
- Morocco
- Malta
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Portugal
- Spain
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- Israel
- Austria
- The last neutral European nations.
- Switzerland
- Liechtenstein
- San Marino
- Ireland
- Monaco
- Andorra
- The Vatican
- Finland
- Sweden
- Bosnia Herzegovina
- Albania
- Romania
- 1999
The Rape of Dortmund (1999 film)[]
- The Anglo-French-Saarland film was a dramatization of 8 known November 1979 war crimes in Dortmund. It was first shown France, Aachen, Baden-Württemberg, Saarland, the GDR, Belgian and the UK on May the 5th.
- Russian SFSR troops mass looing.
- American troops mass looing.
- Soviet troops (there SSR is unknown) nailing a Black American and Algerian Frenchman to a barn door in a crucifixion position.
- Russian SFSR troops racistly mascaraing Ukrainian SSR troops.
- Russian SFSR troops racistly mascaraing W. German civilians.
- White American troops racistly mascaraing W. German civilians.
- White American troops racistly mascaraing UK troops.
- A Russian SFSR soldier racistly murdering a Ukrainian SSR soldier.
- A Russian SFSR soldier racistly murdering a Polish soldier,
- A White American solider racistly murdering a Black American soldier.
2000-24[]
2004.
- Boris Becker is elected President of Baden-Württemberg May 3rd.
- 2008
The Soviet Union was failing fast due to corruption, pay riots, food riots and Chechen terrorism. The Soviets were fed up with America's toxic attitude and it's constant demands to the UK over annexing the Bahamas. The Soviets were no friend of the UK, but they wanted the Bahamas to stay British unless it fell under the sway of Cuba. The Soviets had also refused America's offer to give them back Alaska in 1999.
- Soviet Premier Genady Zyuganov formally ends the Cold War tensions with the singing of the May 1st Warsaw Accords, but Europe is still divided. The USSR now had to defeat both the corrupt Soviet bureaucrats, food rioters and the rebelling people of Chechenia and Dagestan.
- Soviet Premier Genady Zyuganov also condemns the selfish, cowardly and toxic attitude to wards both NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
- Democracy is restored to the USA. Barack Obama wins that year's election, the first since 1994, and leaves the Eastern Bloc with the USSR's blessing. Former President Carter and the business man, Donald Trump, and the convicted sex offender, Jeffery Epstein are jail for treason. Those in the CIA who tried to assassinate Canadian PM, Jean Chrétien; Australian PM, Paul Keating; Baden-Württemberg Chancellor, Boris Becker; CBS News anchor, Dan Rather; and UK PM, John Major in 1994 were all jailed for terrorism; as well as those who attempted to blow up the headquarters of Hydro-Québec a year earlyer. The Russian RSFR's and America's global reputation was destroyed for the next 100 years .
- 2009
- The "Aachen Free Zone" in integrated in to Belgian as an arrondissement on March 3rd. Baden-Württemberg re-integrates the Saarland Free State, Speyer, Pirmasens, Ludwigshafen, Oberallgäu and the "Zweibrücken Defensive Enclave".
- The Frankenberg Castle in Aachen and Saarbrücken Castle in the Saarland hosted the 30th anniversary commemoration of the start WW3.
- 2010s
- A popular 2010's Saarland internet meme showed a gunsight's crosshairs superimposed over a W. German soldier's back with the words "Amerika verrät alle!" (America is betraying everyone!) written under it.
- 2012
- The Baden-Württemberg Free State politician and ex-tennis pro, Boris Franz Becker, told a journalist from the UK's ITN TV news service on March 9th, 2012: "The Americans betrayed us! Europe did the fighting, West Germany did the dying and America ran away!".
- 2013
- The Frankenberg Castle in Aachen and Saarbrücken Castle in the Saarland hosted the 30th anniversary commemoration of the end of WW3.
- 2019
- The Frankenberg Castle in Aachen and Saarbrücken Castle in the Saarland hosted the 40th anniversary commemoration of the start WW3.
- COVID-19 in late January 2020 and lasts until May 2023, killing 2,500 in all the German survivor states.
- 2023
- The xenophobic UK politician, Nigel Paul Farage, is forced by Michael Ziemons in to apologising on May 3rd for calling W. Germans "pathetic losers" a Bournemouth Reform UK rally 4 days earlyer.
- The Frankenberg Castle in Aachen and Saarbrücken Castle in the Saarland hosted the 40th anniversary commemoration of the end of WW3.
- 2024
Fortress Europe Rises Against All - Europe Patriotic 2025 Song (ENG-CZ)-2
Fortress Europe Rises Against All! - Europe's patriotic 2025 song.
- The EU adopt "Fortress Europe Rises Against All!!" as it's new anthem.
- 2025
- The 2025 world map.
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The world in 2025.
National statistics for the German remnant territories[]
Areas attached to no German states.[]
Aachen Free Zone[]
- Lord Mayor (2025–30)- Michael Ziemons (CDU).
- Vice Mayor Jorma Klauss (SPD).
- Governing parties- The Greens / SPD.
- Area- 250.5 mi2.41.91mi
- Elevation, Min- 257ft, Max- 1,688ft.
- Population- 215,000.
- Languages- German, Öcher Platt and Kölsch.
- Settlements-Aachen, Mützenich, Roetgen, Ruitzhof and Eschweiler.
Vaalserberg Forest Refugee Camp[]
- Lord mayor (2025–30)- Michael Ziemons (CDU).
- Vice Mayor Jorma Klauss (SPD).
- Governing parties- The Greens / SPD.
- Area- 5.55 mi2.
- Elevation, Min- 745ft, Max- 1,192ft.
- Population- 2,500.
- Languages- German, Öcher Platt and Kölsch.
- Settlements- Neues Köln.
Kleve Free Zone[]
- Mayor-
- Vice Mayor-
- Governing parties-
- Area-
- Elevation, Min- ft, Max- ft.
- Population-
- Languages- German,
- Settlements- Kleve.
Emden Free Zone[]
- Mayor-
- Vice Mayor-
- Governing parties-
- Area-
- Elevation, Min- ft, Max- ft.
- Population-
- Languages- German,
- Settlements- Emden.
The Bitburg, Treves and Prüm Free Zone[]
- Mayor-
- Vice Mayor-
- Governing parties-
- Area-
- Elevation, Min- ft, Max- ft.
- Population-
- Languages- German,
- Settlements- Emden.
Baden-Württemberg[]
- President- (2024–34)- Boris Becker (Independent).
- Chancellor-
Saarland Free State[]
- Minister-president-
- Vice minister-president-
- Governing parties-
- Area-
- Elevation, Min- ft, Max- ft.
- Population-
- Languages- German,
- Settlements-
Palatine Region[]
- Minister-president- Dominik Geißler (CDU)
- Vice minister-president- Klaus Blettner (CDU)
- Governing parties- (CDU).
- Area- 2,105 square miles.
- Elevation, Min- ft, Max- ft.
- Population- 1,200,000
- Languages- German, Palatine German and Hessian.
- Settlements- Ludwigshafen, Speyer, Landau, Frankenthal and Neustadt.
Swabia[]
- Minister-president-
- Vice minister-president-
- Governing parties-
- Area-
- Elevation, Min- ft, Max- ft.
- Population-
- Languages- German,
- Settlements-
Baden-Württemberg[]
- Minister-president
- Vice minister-president
- Governing parties-
- Area-
- Elevation, Min- ft, Max- ft.
- Population-
- Languages- German,
- Settlements-
Refugee deaths[]
It is reckoned that broken sewers and water mains after a conventional or atomic war would cause cholera, typhoid, typhus and paratyphoid epidemics in refuge camps and ruined cities. Refugee camps and ruined cities in the Western World and the more civilised parts of the Eastern Bloc like East Germany, Moscow and Tallinn would not get cholera, typhoid, typhus and paratyphoid epidemics after a 1981 East-West war since it was eradicated between the 1890 to 1970s depending on the location in question. As a result rickettsia prowazekii, rickettsia typhi, Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica/Salmonella typhi, and vibrio cholerae would be extinct in those places. That said, poor hygiene will case a different type of hell in the refugee camps as every one gets the sh*ts! The the common cold and influenza would also run rife in poor living conditions.
- The common place bacteria enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC), Cryptosporidium a, Campylobacter and Escherichia coli O157:H7 would cause severe illnesses across the camps. Transmission would be via the faecal–oral route or through the distribution and eventual eating of contaminated raw leaf green vegetables, undercooked meat and raw milk.
- Listeria would thrive in in uncooked meats, uncooked vegetables, fruits including cantaloupe and apples, pasteurized or unpasteurized milk and milk products, and processed foods.
- Salmonella enterica (formerly Salmonella choleraesuis) would thrive in raw chicken eggs and goose eggs, initially in the egg whites, although most eggs are not infected. As the egg ages at room temperature, the yolk membrane begins to break down and can spread into the yolk.
- Botulism would thrive on fish that has been pickled without the salinity or acidity of brine that contains acetic acid and high sodium levels, as well as smoked fish stored at too high a temperature and improperly canned food.
- The common place Norovirus, also known as Norwalk virus and sometimes referred to as the winter vomiting disease, is the most common cause of gastroenteritis. It is spread by The virus is usually spread by the faecal–oral route. This may be through contaminated food or water or person-to-person contact.
- The common place Rotavirus is spread by The virus is usually spread by the faecal–oral route. In addition to its impact on human health, rotavirus also infects other animals, and is a pathogen of livestock.
- Helicobacter pylori, previously known as Campylobacter pylori would cause gastritis via the fecal–oral route.
- The Hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, hepatitis D and hepatitis E would cause hepatitis via the fecal–oral route, poor hygiene and by the spreading of bobbly fluids.
American betrayal and Soviet war crimes?[]
No doubt Soviet artillery barrages, MLRS barrages and endless human wave attack would cause heavy losses on both sides.
Russians would no doubt use Ukrainians and Belorussian cannon fodder. The Russians would have probably poisoned the water supply of Aachen if the got the chance to. Most Soviet dead would be non-ethnic Russians doing there job as incompetent Russian troops and\or cowardly Russian commanders driving non ethnic Russians forward at gun point.
No doubt the USA would have caved in and abandoned both it's allies and it's troops in Western Europe once the war looked lost and capitulated to the USSR even if the UK and France had already devastated the USSR with nukes earlyer. Any Americans that stood there ground would have found ego an indoctrination would be no defence. The American troops would probably have fled on mass as well, unlike the Soviets who would have fought on mass, leaving a trail of death and war crimes in there wake. The ungrateful USSR would have treated the remnant of the National People's Army (German: Nationale Volksarmee) like sh*t and the ungrateful USA would have treated remnant of the West German armed forces (German: Bundeswehr) like sh*t, despite most of the deaths benign W. Germany and E. Germany.
This could have been!!![]
A WW3 war memorial to W. Germany.
The ruins to the east of the small Anglo-French held "Aachen Free Zone".
A war in the late 1970s or early 1980s may have stayed conventional, but large parts of Europe, the Middle East and the Korea Peninsular were doomed to annihilation anyway!
- The hypothetical epitaph reads in English, then in German
- Blow out, you bugles, over the rich dead.
- There are none of these so lonely and poor of old,
- But dying has made us rarer gifts than gold.
- They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old.
- Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
- At the going down of the sun and in the morning
- We will remember them.
- West Germany gave everything to save Europe,
- but the Americans ran away!
- One day West Germany will be avenged!
- Bläst, ihr Trompeten, über die reichen Toten.
- Keiner von ihnen ist mehr so einsam und arm wie einst.
- Doch der Tod hat uns kostbarere Gaben geschenkt als Gold.
- Sie werden nicht alt, wie wir, die wir übrig sind, alt werden.
- Das Alter wird sie nicht schwächen, noch die Jahre sie verdammen.
- Beim Sonnenuntergang und am Morgen werden wir ihrer gedenken.
- Westdeutschland gab alles, um Europa zu retten, doch die Amerikaner flohen!
- Eines Tages wird Westdeutschland gerächt werden!
The Americans still mock the sacrifices others made, but a 1984 UK school playground chant said it all: "East Germans are red, West Germans are blue – America ran away, but Europe stood true!"
A 1990's E. German air force slang phrase "Das Jüterbog-Flugplatz-Syndrom" (The Jüterbog Airfield syndrome) meant a complete and utter failure or defeat of one's own making.
A 1990's E. German army slang phrase "Sowjetisches Versagen" (Soviet failure) meant a complete and utter failure or defeat of one's own making.
A 1990's Polish medical slang phrase "Niepowodzenie Związku Radzieckiego" (Soviet failure) meant having a still birth still birth.
A popular 2010's Saarland internet meme showed a gunsight's crosshairs superimposed over a W. German soldier's back with the words "Amerika verrät alle!" (America is betraying everyone!) written under it.
The 2010's French slag term "L'échec Américain" (American failure) was a alternate for an act of betrayal, fratricide and/or cowardice.
The Baden-Württemberg Free State politician and ex-tennis pro, Boris Franz Becker, told a journalist from the UK's ITN TV news service on March 9th, 2012: "The Americans betrayed us! Europe did the fighting, West Germany did the dying and America ran away!".
Also see[]
- The May 1st-15th, 1981, Soviet invasion of Lübeck-Travemünde and the 27 sad non-combat deaths that occurred there (hypothetical)
- A surprise nuclear attack
- Atomic/nuclear war
- The Atomic Demise- a realistic 1981 atomic war simulation attempt!
- Nuclear weapons
- Exercise Able Archer '83
- Atomic warfare information notes
- Inner German Border
- Exercise Zapad-81
- Operation Gladio
- Seven days to the River Rhine (1979)
- Exercise Reforger
- Federal Republic of Germany
- German Democratic Republic
- The Atomic Demise- a realistic 1981 atomic war simulation attempt!
- A list of obvious 1981 atomic war targets in Avonshire, Topoľčany, Osnabrück, Delaware, Rhode Island, Teltow-Fläming, Gdańsk, Gdynia, Voronezh, Belgorod and Kursk!