Invasion of America Narrative on War Defenses
A narrative study outlines how to oppose an invading army using regulars trained militia citizens coast defenses field artillery and other weapons of defense. It analyzes the inexorable mathematics of war and what actions can be taken to oppose invasion with present resources.
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United States of’ America
The Atlantic Coast Invasion and the Army's Eyes Scarcity
A dramatic account describes a coalition invasion off New England with 2700 troops on Rhode Island shores, aerial reconnaissance, torpedo threats, and U S defenses. It notes the Army's lack of ready supplies and the challenge of mobilizing volunteers amid civil panic and martial law measures.
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