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Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Holy Britannia}}
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The '''Holy Britannian Empire''', colloquially '''Holy Britannia''', or just '''Britannia''', is a country primarily based on the island of {{W|Great Britain|Britannia}}, spanning not only {{W|British Isles|Britannia}}, {{W|Ireland}} and {{W|Doggerland|Septentria}}, but much of the world, including territories, colonies, and collaboration governments in {{W|Europe}}, {{W|South America}}, {{W|Africa}}, and {{W|Asia}}.

Britannia has been continuously populated for thousands of years, beginning around 11,700 years ago with migrations from the rest of Europe. Britannia itself was conquered by the {{W|Roman Empire}} in the first century AD, and then by {{W|Anglo-Saxons}} around 900 after the Roman departure fleeing from the Norse invasion of Septentria, creating the country of {{W|England}}. The {{W|Norman Conquest}} of 1066 instated {{W|William the Conquerer}} to the English throne and ended the rule of Anglo-Saxon kings and nobility for a little more than 800 years, deeply influencing the nation both politically and culturally. Under the House of Normandy, the nation rapidly centralized. In 1215, after a rebellion from the nobility, {{W|John, King of England|King John}} was forced to sign the {{W|Magna Carta}}, creating what would become the {{W|English Parliament|English Parliament}} and transitioning the state into an oligarchy.

During the {{W|Protestant Reformation}}, King {{W|Henry VIII}} separated from the {{W|Papacy}} in 1534 due to their refusal to annul his marriage to {{W|Catherine of Aragon}}, creating the {{W|Anglican Church}}. Religious conflicts in the nation followed for roughly a century. {{W|James VI of Scotland|James VI and I}} from the {{W|House of Stuart}} inherited both the English and Scottish thrones, creating a personal union between the two countries. His successor, {{W|Charles I of England|Charles I}}'s, belief in absolutism led to the {{W|English Civil War}}, leading to his execution and the creation of a brief {{W|Commonwealth of England|Commonwealth}} that lasted until the {{W|Stuart Restoration}} in 1660. The House of Stuart was overthrown again in 1688 with the {{W|Glorious Revolution}} due to {{W|James II of England|James II}}'s belief in Catholicism, leading to a joint reign between the newly instated {{W|William III of England|William III}} and {{W|Mary II}}. In 1707, with the {{W|Acts of Union 1707|Acts of Union}}, the period of personal union between England and Scotland finally ended with their unification and the creation of the {{W|Kingdom of Great Britain|Kingdom of Britannia}}.

After decades of decline after the {{w|American Revolutionary War}} combined with the loss of the {{w|East India Company}} after the {{w|Indian War of Independence}}, In 1868, with the ascension of Aldric VI to the Britannian throne, the {{W|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}} supplanted the Westminster parliamentary system and created an absolute monarchy. The Holy Britannian Empire, as the country was thus renamed, dropped isolationism in favor of global domination backed by an esoteric ethnoreligious theory known as {{W|Christian nationalism|Providence Thought}}. The Septentrian Church, an offshoot of the Anglican Church that professed this ideology, became the sole national religion, and {{W|forced assimilation}} began against the non-English minorities on the Britannian Isles and Septentria.

By the 20th century, this policy of forced assimilation evolved into {{W|genocide}}, and the Holy Britannian Empire began a series of increasingly brutal wars for the sake of conquest and extermination later dubbed the {{W|World War II|Century of Terror}}, beginning with their invasion of the {{W|Netherlands}}. Onwards, Holy Britannia would engage in the {{w|Brazil|Brazilian Resistance War}}, the {{w|World War I|Great European War}}, and the infamous [[Second Anglo-American War (Dudeman World)|Second Anglo-American War]], the last one being essentially a humiliation for the Britannian state.

== Government ==

=== Colonial policy ===
[[File:Flag of Wales.svg|thumb|200x200px|The {{W|Welsh people|Welsh}} are an ethnic group who have been driven extinct in their homeland by Britannian assimilation and genocide, only persisting abroad in the [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]] and {{W|Y Wladfa|Argentina}}.]]
Britannia is an explicitly colonialist country, not due to economic reasons, but ideological (see {{w|Christian nationalism|Providence Thought}}). Due to its belief in Province Thought, it is extremely supremacist and demanding of ethnocultural homogenity, historically accomplished abroad through the brutal ethnic cleansing or genocide of a region's indigenous inhabitants and subsequent settlement by ethnic Britannians. However, the unfeasibility of this method, especially in larger regions, has since led to a change in policy towards assimilation, with the scope of "acceptable" cultures and ethnicities expanding to include historically collaborating and "racially similar" groups, such as Ulster Scots and descendants of English colonists abroad. This method of assimilation rather than outright extermination was also prevalent in the Britannian metropole itself in the early years of the Aldrician period, before the further radicalization of Providence Thought's racial theories.

Although Britannia has markedly shifted towards assimilation, settler colonialism is still enforced, with the intent to create a local Britannian elite within their colonies to force this assimilation, and mass-murder and genocide is still common in mostly unassimilated or resistant colonies.
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Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Holy Britannia}}
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The '''Holy Britannian Empire''', colloquially '''Holy Britannia''', or just '''Britannia''', is a country primarily based on the island of {{W|Great Britain|Britannia}}, spanning not only {{W|British Isles|Britannia}}, {{W|Ireland}} and {{W|Doggerland|Septentria}}, but much of the world, including territories, colonies, and collaboration governments in {{W|Europe}}, {{W|South America}}, {{W|Africa}}, and {{W|Asia}}.

Britannia has been continuously populated for thousands of years, beginning around 11,700 years ago with migrations from the rest of Europe. Britannia itself was conquered by the {{W|Roman Empire}} in the first century AD, and then by {{W|Anglo-Saxons}} around 450 after the Roman departure fleeing from the Norse invasion of Septentria, creating the country of {{W|England}}. The {{W|Norman Conquest}} of 1066 instated {{W|William the Conquerer}} to the English throne and ended the rule of Anglo-Saxon kings and nobility for a little more than 800 years, deeply influencing the nation both politically and culturally. Under the House of Normandy, the nation rapidly centralized. In 1215, after a rebellion from the nobility, {{W|John, King of England|King John}} was forced to sign the {{W|Magna Carta}}, creating what would become the {{W|English Parliament|English Parliament}} and transitioning the state into an oligarchy.

During the {{W|Protestant Reformation}}, King {{W|Henry VIII}} separated from the {{W|Papacy}} in 1534 due to their refusal to annul his marriage to {{W|Catherine of Aragon}}, creating the {{W|Anglican Church}}. Religious conflicts in the nation followed for roughly a century. {{W|James VI of Scotland|James VI and I}} from the {{W|House of Stuart}} inherited both the English and Scottish thrones, creating a personal union between the two countries. His successor, {{W|Charles I of England|Charles I}}'s, belief in absolutism led to the {{W|English Civil War}}, leading to his execution and the creation of a brief {{W|Commonwealth of England|Commonwealth}} that lasted until the {{W|Stuart Restoration}} in 1660. The House of Stuart was overthrown again in 1688 with the {{W|Glorious Revolution}} due to {{W|James II of England|James II}}'s belief in Catholicism, leading to a joint reign between the newly instated {{W|William III of England|William III}} and {{W|Mary II}}. In 1707, with the {{W|Acts of Union 1707|Acts of Union}}, the period of personal union between England and Scotland finally ended with their unification and the creation of the {{W|Kingdom of Great Britain|Kingdom of Britannia}}.

After decades of decline after the {{w|American Revolutionary War}} combined with the loss of the {{w|East India Company}} after the {{w|Indian War of Independence}}, In 1868, with the ascension of Aldric VI to the Britannian throne, the {{W|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}} supplanted the Westminster parliamentary system and created an absolute monarchy. The Holy Britannian Empire, as the country was thus renamed, dropped isolationism in favor of global domination backed by an esoteric ethnoreligious theory known as {{W|Christian nationalism|Providence Thought}}. The Septentrian Church, an offshoot of the Anglican Church that professed this ideology, became the sole national religion, and {{W|forced assimilation}} began against the non-English minorities on the Britannian Isles and Septentria.

By the 20th century, this policy of forced assimilation evolved into {{W|genocide}}, and the Holy Britannian Empire began a series of increasingly brutal wars for the sake of conquest and extermination later dubbed the {{W|World War II|Century of Terror}}, beginning with their invasion of the {{W|Netherlands}}. Onwards, Holy Britannia would engage in the {{w|Brazil|Brazilian Resistance War}}, the {{w|World War I|Great European War}}, and the infamous [[Second Anglo-American War (Dudeman World)|Second Anglo-American War]], the last one being essentially a humiliation for the Britannian state.

== Government ==

=== Colonial policy ===
[[File:Flag of Wales.svg|thumb|200x200px|The {{W|Welsh people|Welsh}} are an ethnic group who have been driven extinct in their homeland by Britannian assimilation and genocide, only persisting abroad in the [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]] and {{W|Y Wladfa|Argentina}}.]]
Britannia is an explicitly colonialist country, not due to economic reasons, but ideological (see {{w|Christian nationalism|Providence Thought}}). Due to its belief in Province Thought, it is extremely supremacist and demanding of ethnocultural homogenity, historically accomplished abroad through the brutal ethnic cleansing or genocide of a region's indigenous inhabitants and subsequent settlement by ethnic Britannians. However, the unfeasibility of this method, especially in larger regions, has since led to a change in policy towards assimilation, with the scope of "acceptable" cultures and ethnicities expanding to include historically collaborating and "racially similar" groups, such as Ulster Scots and descendants of English colonists abroad. This method of assimilation rather than outright extermination was also prevalent in the Britannian metropole itself in the early years of the Aldrician period, before the further radicalization of Providence Thought's racial theories.

Although Britannia has markedly shifted towards assimilation, settler colonialism is still enforced, with the intent to create a local Britannian elite within their colonies to force this assimilation, and mass-murder and genocide is still common in mostly unassimilated or resistant colonies.
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Second Anglo-American War (Dudeman World)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Second Anglo-American War}}
{{Infobox military conflict
| conflict = Second Anglo-American War
| part_of = the {{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}
| image = Mountcarmelfire04-19-93-n.jpeg
| caption = '''Clockwise from top left:''' Remains of the {{w|Auschwitz (disambiguation)|D-1333 extermination camp}}, set ablaze by American forces after the {{w|Battle of Wuhan|Battle of Ottawa}}, 1996. This was voted as the most impactful/representaive image of the Second Anglo-American War.
| date = {{w|2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine|17 July 1994}} – present ({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=17|month1=7|year1=1994|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}}) 
(Fighting ended {{Circa}} 25 September 2007, {{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=25|month1=9|year1=2007|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}} ago)
| place = {{w|North America}}; {{w|Quebec|Canada}}, the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, the {{w|Tennessee}}, {{w|Ohio River Valley}}, {{w|Azores|Atlantis Archipelago}}, {{w|Florida Peninsula|Floridian peninsula}}
| territory = ''Statu quo ante bellum'' in most of the American mainland, [[Florida|Floridia]] reorganised into the {{w|Bahamas|Dominion of Floridia}}, [[Baiguateo (Dudeman World)|Baiguateo]] occupied by the United States
| result = Inconclusive; both sides claim victory
| combatant1 = {{Tree list}}
* {{Flagicon|United States|1912}} '''[[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]'''
** {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Minutemen|American Militias Against Fascist Coercion}}
** {{flagicon image|Flag of Florida.svg}} {{w|Florida (state)|Republic of Floridia}} (until 1995)
**{{Flagicon|Soviet Union}}/{{Flagicon|Germany|empire}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}}/{{flagicon image|Bandera Nacional de Guerra de Mexico en 1815.svg}}/{{Flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Volunteer|volunteers}} across the world
{{tree list/end}}
| combatant2 = {{Tree list}}
* {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} '''[[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]'''
** {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Dominion of Canada}}
** {{flag|United States|1776|name=Reorganised Dominion of America}}
*** {{flagicon image|Flag of the Bahamas (1964-1973).svg}} {{w|Nazi Germany|Floridia}} (from 1995)
*** ''volunteers from Britannian colonies abroad...''
* {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{W|Cahokia}} (1995-1998)
{{Tree list/end}}
| commander1 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|United States Armed Forces|Union Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Flag_of_the_President_of_the_United_States.svg}} '''{{w|Tip O'Neill|Francis Beltram}}''' {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Colin Powell}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Columbia|Eugenia Kost}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Jacques Leclerc}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Hillary Clinton|Marie van Bergan}} {{MIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Ross Perot|Frederic Mustermann}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Barbara Bush|Sofía Menendez-Rosas}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Robot|KillBot 9000}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Mao Zedong|Gumi Megpoid}} {{WIA}}
| '''{{w|Minutemen|Organised militias}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Zhu De|Hermann Custer}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Chen Yi (marshal)|Thomas Jegler}} {{Executed}}
| '''{{w|South East Asia Command|Volunteers}}:'''
| {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} {{w|Dmitry Yazov}}
| {{Flagicon|Germany|empire}} {{w|Hans-Georg Wieck}}
| {{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Sigma|Yuri Matayoshi}}
| {{flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Derek Sánchez}}
}}
| commander2 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Holy Britannian Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal standard of the United Kingdom.svg}} '''{{w|Charles III|Frederic II}}'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal Standard of the Prince of Wales.svg}} {{w|Prince William (disambiguation)|Prince Aldric of Wales}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Aethelstan McMurrows}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Hideki Tojo|Dick Frost}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Yoshijirō Umezu|Samantha Hemmingway}} {{executed}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Thomas McThames}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|George Andrews}}
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Collaborationists}}:'''
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Thomas Caldwell}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Jeremy Duke}} {{KIA}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=David Duke}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=Georg Daniels-Helse}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Jules Pointdexter}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Mesken Tamaroa}}

}}
| units3 = ''See {{w|Combatants of the Second Sino-Japanese War|combatants}}''
| strength1 = '''20,500,000+ total'''
; {{flagdeco|United States}} [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]
: over 20 million (2006)
; {{flagdeco|Soviet Union}}/{{flagdeco|Germany|empire}}/{{flagdeco|Argentina}} Volunteers
: 500,000+ (2003)
| strength2 = '''10-12 million soldiers, collaborationists and settlers'''
; {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]
: 6,500,000 (Britannian proper)
: 2,700,000 (collaborationists)
: 2-4 million settlers
: 500,000 soldiers from colonies abroad
| casualties1 = ; {{flagdeco|USA|1912}} Official American data
: 12,754,000 killed
: 9,000,000-23,000,000 injured
: 2,000,000 missing
; 15-30 million+ casualties
; Militias
: 160,603–161,067 killed
: 285,669–290,467 wounded
: 87,208 missing
: 45,989 POWs
; Total
: 20-40 million+ casualties
: 1 million+ captured
: 266,800–1,000,000 POWs dead or missing
| casualties2 = ; {{Flagicon_image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} Britannian estimate
: 2-4 million dead
: 900,000 wounded
: 1 million+ captured
: 1.5~ million settlers killed or expelled
; Collaborationist forces
: 288,140–574,560 dead
: 742,000 wounded
: Middle estimate: 960,000 dead and wounded
; Total
: 3-5.5 million casualties
| casualties3 = : 30,000,000+ civilian deaths
: 80-140,000,000 {{w|internally displaced person}}s
: Countless cities destroyed, burnt or upended
: over 4,000 villages, 20,000 towns and 3,300 hamlets destroyed
; Between 30-50 million total killed, though the true number may be as high as 100 million killed, likely one-fitfh of America's pre-war population of 532,760,000
}}
The '''Second Anglo-American War''' (17 July 1994–present), known in the [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]] as the '''Resistance War''', and abroad as the '''Britannian War of Aggression''', is an ongoing{{efn|While the war has not concluded in an armistice or peace treaty, a de facto state of ceasefire has existed since {{circa}}. 25 September 2007}} armed conflict between the United States and [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]].
The seeds of the conflict had been planted well before the 20th century, when the {{wikipedia|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}} in [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]] undid with the weak democracy that existed in Westmister in 1868, before engaging in increasingly brutal wars of conquest and genocide across {{wikipedia|Europe}}, {{w|South America}}, {{w|Africa}} and {{w|Asia}} during the first 2 quarters of the {{w|20th century}}, and coining the term ''{{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}''. During this time, the United States increasingly abandoned English as the sole working language, in favour of a the idea of the "''{{w|Tricameralism|Trilingual Nation}}''", spearheaded by {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} {{w|mayor of New York City|mayor}} {{w|Fiorello la Guardia|Jonathan O'Donell}} and the {{w|Factions in the Republican Party (United States)|Eastern wing}} of the {{w|Republican Party (United States)|Republicans}}, who sought {{w|internationalism}} over isolationism, which directly came in conflict with Holy Britannia's ideas of world stewardship under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}. By the 1990s, relations were at an all-time low, with the Britannian Emperor {{w|Charles III|Frederic II}} calling for the return of {{w|Quebec|Canada}} to Britannian authority. Then-US president, {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}}, though highly unpopular, clearly rejected this rhetoric, and called for mobilisation to begin. 
In the early hours of 17 July, 1994, Britannian forces stormed the city of {{w|St. John's}}, taking the American garrison completely by suprise, Holy Britannia would later send over 4 million soldiers accross the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, waging a {{w|war of extermination}} upon the United States. Large cities such as Constitution City, {{w|Brooklyn|Norc}}, {{w|Albany}}, {{w|Philadelphia}}, {{w|Ottawa}}, {{w|Washington}}, {{w|Fort Bragg}} were taken by the end of 1995, where the Britannians established {{w|labour camps in Tibet|labour camp}}s across the occupied territories and a new dominion in the former {{w|Republic of Floridia|republic}} of {{w|Florida|Floridia}}, and over 1,500 {{w|extermination camp}}s, many in the charred remains of large town and cities. The Britannians also empolyed the {{w|Three Alls policy}}, "kill all, burn all, loot all" across the Eastern Seaboard. By 1996, the US Government relocated to {{w|Chicago}}, and most of the Eastern Seaboard was under Britannian occupation, or under collaborationist governments. 
By 1997, the United States would start pushing Holy Britannia back, with the {{w|train|Transcontinental Railway System}} bulit by Soviet leader {{w|Nikolai Bukharin}} in the 1950s, proving crucial to the American war effort, where Soviet steel, grain and armaments where shipped with inmense speed from the {{w|Siberian}} farmlands and factories. {{w|Operation Bagration|Operation Liberation}} started in the winter of 1998, where at least {{Circa}} 5 million American soldiers pushed Britannian forces back from the {{w|Ohio River Valley}} and back into {{w|Pennsylvania}}, while in the {{w|Carolina}}s the Britannians would establish the {{w|Stepan Bandera|Republic of Nova Anglia}}, a collaborationist government centred in {{w|Charlotte}}. Grueling {{w|urban warfare|urban}} and {{w|trench warfare}} was continuously used during the war, with Britannian forces falling back to trench lines established in the start of the war. The most famous battle in the {{w|Western Front of World War II|Carolinian Theatre}} would be the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Fort Bragg}}, where for 12 weeks, American and Britannian forces would engage in varying degrees of cruelty against each other. 
With the advent of the {{w|21st century}} the tide would quickly turn against the Britannian occupiers, with American industry moved to the West in the States of {{w|Thomas Paine|Washington}}, {{w|Alaska|Beringia}}, {{w|Oregon}}, {{w|Saskatchewan}}, {{w|Athabaska|New Prussia}}, {{w|Calgary|New Ukraine}} and {{w|Manitoba}}, fueled by shipments of imported steel from Soviet {{w|Tver|Rusland}}, and by late 2006/early 2007, most of the Britannian occupied territories were liberated by American forces. By August 2007 American forces had dispatched Britannia from the {{w|Laurentia|Laurentide}} craton, not before Holy Britannia lauched one-eigth of its nuclear arsenal, {{circa}} 140 nuclear warheads directed to American soil, though were eventually deflected would later trigger the {{w|Great Depression|Prolonged Downturn}}. American tribunals were conducted on captured Britannian military generals, officials and {{w|Prisoner of war|POWs}}, many {{w|capital punishment|executed}} in the derelict execution camps, some of them later turned into war museums. The war technically continues, since no official armistice or peace treaty has been signed, and no attempts at diplomats to convene to sign one were made.

== Background ==
=== Aldrician Restoration ===
''Main article: {{w|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}}'' 

With the advent of the Aldrician Restoration, which ended {{w|Taisho democracy|Westminster democracy}} in 1868, the power dynamics of the {{w|Europe|European}} continent were irreversibly reshaped. [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]], which at this point was isolationist and did not bother to participate in broader European alliances, abandoned this strategy and pursued renewal under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}, whose theological doctrine combined old legends with {{w|Christianity|Christian}} teaching, and that eventually, Britannia would dominate the world. 
A small clique of generals, officers and even some members of {{w|House of Commons|Parliament}} eventually conspired to carry out a {{w|coup d'etat|coup}} against the sitting {{w|Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister}} {{w|Nigel Farage|Wilfred Shacklemore}}. The coup suceeded, and they eventually dissolved Parliament for good, restoring full power to the Britannian king, {{w|George III|Aldric IV}}, who was later crowned {{w|Emperor of Japan|Britannian Emperor}} in 29 May 1871. The teachings of the Septentrian Church became the sole legal religion, minorities were persecuted and the first of many {{w|genocide}}s committed by the Britannian state started with the {{w|Ireland|Gaelic and Septentrian genocide}}, where Irish, Scottish and Septentrian children were shipped from their homelands into boarding schools in {{w|London}} to learn {{w|English}} instead of their native tongues, which were prohibited, and lands in {{w|Ireland}}, {{w|Scotland}} and {{w|Doggerland|Septentria}} were given to ethnically {{w|Anglo-Saxon}} landowners, slowly stripping these peoples of their autonomy.

=== The Trilingual Nation ===
''Main articles: {{w|Ellis Island|Aldrician Restoration}}, {{w|New York|Trilingual Nation policy}}'' 

TBD

=== Century of Terror ===
''Main article: {{w|World War I|Great European War}}'' 

TBD

== Prelude ==

== Course of the war ==
=== Operation Sword of Gabriel (Jul 1994 - June 1995) ===
''Further information: {{w|War Plan A}}, {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''
[[File:Britannian troops Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian troops landing at St. John's, Vinland, after the city's fall to the initial invasion, 1994.]]
In one of the farthest naval invasions in modern history, 932 Britannian warships, including the majority of the Britannian aircraft carrier and submarine fleet and more than one thousand landing crafts, departed from {{w|Portsmouth}}, {{w|Dublin}}, and {{w|Cork}} over 13-15 July, 1994, before grounding at {{w|St. John’s}}, {{w|Newfoundland|Vinland}}. Extensive aerial bombardment of the city was launched from the Britannian aircraft carrier fleet, followed by a mostly unimpeded landing, having caught the city’s garrison by surprise. After establishing a beachhead in the city, Britannian marine corps flooded into occupied ports to begin an island-hopping campaign throughout the states of Vinland and {{w|Markland}}.

These landings were accompanied by similar, concurrent landings in the {{w|Florida|Republic of Floridia}} from {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, with four landings in the {{w|Florida Keys|Floridia Keys}} (on the islands of {{w|Bahia Honda}}, {{w|Key Largo}}, {{w|Key West}}, and {{w|Long Key}}), and one riskier landing near the city of Miami, beginning the {{w|World War I|Floridian Campaign}}. Seeing the dreaded naval invasion in full swing, port garrisons across the rest of the American {{w|Eastern Seaboard}} were placed on high alert, and a state of war was declared by Congress on 18 July.

Several more landings followed throughout July and August, including a successful landing in {{w|Virginia Beach}}, {{w|Virginia|East Virginia}}, meant to target the {{w|Norfolk|Norfolk Naval Station}} and {{w|Washington, D.C.}}, a partially successful landing in Norc that cost heavy casualties on both sides, and a failed landing attempt at {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} that cost Britannia both the element of surprise and 9,000 Britannian soldiers. By November of that year, approximately four million Britannian troops had now made ground in American soil, a number that would increase as the war continued.

After initial landings, several grueling battles followed, most of which ended in Britannian victory, such as the {{w|Battle of Moscow|Battle of Washington}}, which saw the destruction of some of the nation's most important monuments and forced the American government's flight to {{w|Chicago}}, the {{w|Battle of Antietam|Battle of Philadelphia}}, a battle that President {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}} personally participated in and was wounded during, and the deadliest battle of the war when including civilian casualties, the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Constitution City}}, discussed below. By the end of Operation Sword of Gabriel in June of 1995, the entirety of the United States east of the {{w|Appalachian Mountains}} was placed firmly under Britannian control, prompting the Britannian government to establish the first several collaboration governments on the continent, the {{w|Dominion of Canada}}.

==== Battle of Constitution City (Nov 1994 - Mar 1995) ====
After the landings at Norc and St. John’s, Britannia moved to take the states of {{w|Delaware|Lenapehoking}}, {{W|Maine}}, {{w|Massachusett}}, {{w|New Ireland}}, and {{w|Norwich}}, overrunning Philadelphia in the process. Constitution City, which had resisted a naval landing just three months ago, was encircled by the Britannian 7th Armoured Division and the VIII Corps on 8 November 1994, being near-ceaselessly barraged by self-propelled artillery fire and aerial bombardment. The battle was characterized by house to house fighting and trench warfare through the winter months, and its length destroyed almost 90% of the city’s intact buildings. Despite sheer disadvantage throughout the entirety of the battle, American soldiers continued fighting until they were “pushed into the sea”, leading to their surrender on 21 March, 1995.

As reprisal for the previous humiliation the Britannian armed forces faced from their failed naval landing in August, alongside the grueling length of the battle, Britannian forces executed and murdered thousands of POWs and civilians, before what remained of the now-razed city’s population was placed in the {{w|Auschwitz|S-1221 extermination camp}}.

==== Floridian Campaign (1994-1995) ====
Via the Britannian colony of {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, over 300 warships from the city of {{w|Fortaleza|Fortresstown}} landed in the islands of {{w|Florida|Floridia}} and in the Floridian mainland, making landfall in 3 August 1994. From then onwards the Floridian government called for a massive troop surge, calling for over 2 million Floridians regardless of sex, gender or {{w|ChatGPT|humanity}} to defend their homeland, and with momentum firmly on the Britannian side, launched the {{w|Battle of Sedan|Siege of Miami}}, which lasted for 233 days before Floridian forces in the city finally surrendered, and executed the {{w|Ockeechobee|Seminolia Campaign}}, with cities such as {{w|Tampa}}, {{w|Leesburg}}, {{w|Orlando|Montgomeryville}} and {{w|Fort Lauderdale}} falling to Britannian forces. In December 1994 Britannian forces landed up the southern tip of the island of [[Baiguateo (Dudeman World)|Baiguateo]], and engaged a Floridian-American garrison in the city of {{w|Puerto Cabezas}}. With the surrender of the {{w|San Buenaventura}} garrison to invading Britannian forces. the islands were taken in its totality by Britannian forces, and renamed to {{w|St. George|St. George Island}}, named after England's {{w|patron saint}}, and the islands themselevs were used as a springboard for Britannian forces to refuel and as an important naval base, and became a lucrative site for Britannian settlers, as the Britannian metropole explicitly advertised the islands as a "land of adventure".

By early 1995 Floridian forces had been pushed back to {{w|Gainesville}}, with American forces serving as support, but with the {{w|Battle of Gettysburg|Battle of 1st Oxford Hills}} cutting off Floridia and Carolina from the rest of the Union Army, defeat became inevitable. The {{w|Battle of Hastings|Battle of Gainesville}} was the bloodiest battle of the Floridian Campaign, with the city holding for 3,341 days, with the last Floridian garrison dispatched in 2004, nearly 9 years after the Floridian government finally capitulated. The battle itself left 3 million Floridians dead, and 750,000 Britannian soldiers killed in battle.

=== Canada Campaign (1995 - 1998) ===
''Further information: {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}'' 

10 months after the initial Britannian successes in the Eastern Seaboard, Britannian forces moved to the north bank of the {{w|St. Lawrence River}}, capturing the city of {{w|Ottawa}} in the process, despite a relief effort by American forces. Britannian forces also attempted to take the city of {{w|Montreal}}, though organized resistance via American forces and sustained {{w|guerilla warfare}} by the {{w|French Canadian|French American}} population, eventually, Montreal fell alongside the cities of {{w|Trois Rivieres|Three Rivers}} and {{w|Quebec City|Quebec}}, and a collaborationist government in {{w|Saguenay}} was established. TBA

=== Ohio Valley Campaign (Sep 1995 - Jul 1999) ===
[[File:American troop with civilians Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Three civilians take cover behind a corner while being evacuated from Akron, Ohio, 1995.]]
In September, Britannia looked to continue their forward momentum that had swept through the Eastern Seaboard by taking the industrial centers of the American midwest, leading to a Britannian crawl through the fiercely resistant Appalachian mountains, a hotbed of the American Militias Against Fascist Coercion, and eventual breakthrough in northern West Virginia by September of 1995. The natural defenses of the Appalachian mountains, while an eventual failure, helped buy the United States valuable time in transferring much of their industrial capacity in the Ohio Valley region towards the western coast, allowing the United States to receive foreign aid from supporters such as the Soviet Union much easier via the Transcontinental Railway.

By late September, Pittsburgh fell to Britannia with little resistance, however by this time much of the city was already evacuated, and its stockpiles emptied. Facing a superior enemy that relied on sheer force, terror, and scorched-earth tactics, American high command reasoned that the most effective way to face the Britannians was to not face them at all—the {{W|Fabian strategy}}—leaving them to attrit themselves in both the wake of their own destruction and overconfident offensive maneuvers that would distance them from supplies. Planned evacuations of cities near the frontline also prevented waves of refugees that would slow down American units, and kept both manpower and morale high.
[[File:Britannian troops Toledo Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian infantry walk through the deserted city of Cleveland, 1995.]]
{{W|Cleveland}} fell to Britannian forces in October, and by November 1995, the Britannian advances into the Ohio Valley prompted the entry of {{W|Cahokia}} into the war for largely opportunistic reasons, leading them to invade {{W|Tennessee |the Tennessee}} and even parts of {{W|Kentucky|Pearson}} as part of their irridentist claims.

As the Canada Campaign stalled around Detroit in 1996, a city too large and too valuable for the United States to retreat from and therefore defended with an intense "meat grinder" strategy that arguably killed more than an outright extermination of the city, Britannia placed even more forces on the Ohio Valley Campaign's frontlines, leading to an armored spearhead along the Ohio River that would eventually be exploited by the United States in several hit-and-run tactics, further increasing Britannian attrition. By 1997, Britannia reached the peak of its advances in the United States, reaching the outskirts of {{W|Louisville}} and linking with Cahokian lines, however the tide of the war would soon reverse in the near-legendary Battle of Louisville.

==== Battle of Louisville ====
[[File:Battle of Louisville tank explosion Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|A Britannian ''Centurion'' tank destroyed by American anti-tank fire during the Battle of Louisville, 1998.]]
After sufficiently weakening Britannian armored forces through both leading them to overextension and the occasional hit-and-run attack, Louisville was prepared by the United States to be an ultimate staged battleground that would hopefully destroy much of Britannia's armored offensive capabilities and begin what would become ''Operation Liberation''. On 11 November 1998, the Britannian 7th Armoured Division, an infamous participant in the Battle of Constitution City, and therefore chosen for its experience in urban warfare, arrived at the city alongside several supporting {{W|yeomanry}} regiments expecting to find similar, minimal resistance. The United States, however, deployed much of its anti-tank capabilities, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers mined the outskirts of the city heavily with anti-tank mines intended on funneling tanks towards the edge of the Ohio River, a designated "kill zone" for anti-tank guns, which were placed at the top of the river valley to the east. Bridges crossing the river were also blown in an attempt to restrict enemy movement as much as possible.

With this deep strategic planning in place, Britannian forces were caught entirely by surprise when they found themselves suddenly encircled and under heavy, suppressive fire that further pinned them in place. Rather than surrendering, the 7th Armoured Division continued to fight desperately until the unit was all but destroyed, leading to the death of ~17,000 Britannian soldiers and the capture of ~3,000 more. Casualties were further multiplied as American forces attacked retreating unencircled forces, mainly logistical units intended to supply the deep spearhead leading to the city, resulting in a total of 22,000 deaths in one of the worst humiliations of Britannian forces throughout the entire war.

After the Battle of Louisville, Britannian forces would begin slowly retreating from the Ohio Valley, with the last units being pushed out of Pittsburgh in July of 1999, leaving them to once again fend for themselves in the Appalachian mountains. Cahokia also withdrew from the war in 1998 due to a civil war over the country's participation.

=== Hurricane Mitch makes landfall in Floridia (Oct 1998) ===
[[File:American troops inside building Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Two American units from the 6th Marines during the Second Battle of Pittsburgh, 1999.]]

=== Operation Liberation (Dec 1998 - {{circa}} 2003) ===
=== Carolinian Campaign (1994 - 2005) ===
=== Final years of the war ===

==== Battle of the Red Hills (2006) ====

=== Britannia expelled from the United States (2007) ===

== American Genocide ==

== Aftermath ==
== Impact ==
=== Casualties ===
=== Impact of Soviet imports to the war effort ===
=== 40th Amendment of the United States Constitution and the Quiet Revolution ===
=== American Genocide Tribunal ===
=== The Great Debate ===
== In popular culture ==
=== Participation of metahumans in the war ===
=== film, art and writing works ===
=== The term "Mesopelagia" ===
== See also ==
== Notes ==
== References ==
=== Sources ===
== Further reading ==
== External links ==
{{notelist}}

[[Category:Dudeman World]]

United States (Dudeman World)

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WhiteChocolateFan:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:United States}}
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|leader_title1 = {{w|President of the United States|President}}
|leader_name1 = {{w|Bernie Sanders|Maxwell Mustermann}} ({{w|Republican|R}})
|leader_title2 = {{w|Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister}}
|leader_name2 = {{w|Zohran Mamdani|Z. K. Mamdani}} ({{w|Republican|R}})
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The '''United States of America''', colloquially known as the '''United States''' is a nation in the continent of {{w|North America}}, it borders the {{w|Soviet Union}}, {{w|Penglai|Manchuria}}, {{w|Chicano|Montezuma}}, {{w|Texas}}, {{w|Missisippian culture|Cahokia}} and {{w|Florida|Floridia}}. It is a large country, stretching from {{w|Bering Strait|Beringia}} to the {{w|Azores|Atlantis Archipelago}}. It boasts a population of nearly 565 million people, most concentrated in the {{w|Ohio River}} and {{w|Tennessee}} valleys, and the industrial heartlands of {{w|Quebec|Canada}}. 
Beginning over 15,000 years ago, the {{w|Paleo-Indians}} migrated to America through the landbridge connecting {{w|Asia}} with {{w|North America}}, and formed various civisations, including the {{w|Iroquois Confederacy}}, the {{w|Mississippian period|Cahokian Empire}}, and others. Though {{w|Europe}}an contact with North American polities has been attested since 1006, with the existence of the {{w|Vinland|Pre-colonial Vinland ruins}} in {{w|Vinland}} Starting in 1607, {{w|England|English}} and later {{w|Britain|Britannian}} colonists established the settlement of {{w|Boston|Wexford}}, in the modern state of {{w|Massachusetts|Massachusett}}, which would later turn into a large population centre by the 18th century. Continued colonisation of North America led to the {{w|13 Colonies|17 Colonies}}, Conformed of Massachusett, {{w|Vermont}}, {{w|Norwich}}, {{w|Ile-Royale}}, {{w|Maine}}, {{w|Alexandria}}, {{w|Canada}}, Vinland, {{w|Markland}}, {{w|New York}}, {{w|Lenapehoking}}, {{w|West Virginia|West}} and {{w|Virginia|East Virginia}}, {{w|Carolina}}, {{w|Hudsonia}}, {{w|New Ireland}} and {{w|Helluland}}, many of these colonies would suffer from the {{w|King Philip's War|American colonial-religious Wars}} between 1667 and 1738. With the {{w|Jumonville Affair}} and the advent of the {{w|French and Indian War}}, {{w|France|French}} influence in the continent would be diminished, and tensions between the Britannian metropole and the 17 Colonies would cause be outbreak of the {{w|American Revolutionary War|First Anglo-American War}} in 1775. 
After gaining its independence, the United States would expand westwards through wars of conquest such as the {{w|St. Louis|Cahokian affair}}, {{w|Russia|Ruslander-American War}}, and the {{w|Deseret|Deseret War}}, treaties such as the 1855 treaty between {{w|Manchuria}} and the 1873 treaty between {{w|Florida|Floridia}}, or via commonwealth between Canada and {{w|Azores|Atlantis}}. Slavery would eventually be abolished in 1853 by the strike of a gavel. In the 1910s increased immigration from Europe due to the {{w|World War I|Great European War}} would lead to {{w|French}} and {{w|German}} becoming co-official languages alongside the {{w|English language}} in the 20th century, thanks to the efforts of the proponents of the ''{{w|Trilingual Nation}}''. Expansion and the enshrinement of labour, indigenous, LGBTQ+ and {{w|Artificial intelligence|metahuman}} rights beginning from the 1970s led to the {{w|Era of Good Feelings|Coloured and Peaceful Era}}, the zenith of American {{w|zeitgeist}}. 
In 1994 though, the United States was struck with the military might of the {{w|Great Britain|Holy Britannian Empire}}, starting the [[Second Anglo-American War (Dudeman World)|Second Anglo-American War]], described by many as one of the deadliest conflicts of human history. Waged exclusively as a {{w|war of extermination}}, Britannian forced pushed as far as {{w|Ohio}}, until organised American counteroffensives eventually dispatched the Britannian military from North America and Atlantis by 2007, though Floridia became, and remains a Britannian puppet state. 
The {{w|United States Constitution}} explicitly states that the United States is a federal, parliamentary constitutional republic, and a clear {{w|separation of powers}} between the 3 branches of government; the {{w|judicial}}, {{w|legislative}} and {{w|executive}} branches. The current president is {{w|Bernie Sanders|Maxwell Mustermann}}, and the current prime minister is {{w|Zohran Mamdani|Z. K. Mamdani}}. The United States is a highly competitive economy, and ranks high in {{w|innovation}} and {{w|higher education}}, its economy was once the largest in the world, though the Second Anglo-American War and the {{w|Great Depression|Prolonged Downturn}} have caused it to dip to being the third largest, behind {{w|Japan}} and the {{w|Soviet Union}}. Despite this, its GDP remains robust, with it globally being the largest since 1940. The United States is a member of the {{w|Congress of Decolonisation}}, {{w|Parliament of the Americas}}, the {{w|Iron Front}}, and the {{w|Pacific Accord}}. Its {{w|American culture|culture}}, diverse due to centuries of immigration, is exported across the world, with American actors, musicians and film works being household names. The United States is considered a {{w|superpower}}, due to its dominance in the greater world stage.

== Etymology ==
'''''Further information''': {{w|Names of the United States}}, {{w|Demonyms of the United States}}, {{w|United Colonies}}, {{w|Naming of the Americas}}''
 
The name of the United States had been documented since its inception in 1776, when {{w|Minutemen}} started referring to the "United States of America" as their home soil. The idea of an independent, English speaking state originated since the {{w|Boston|First Massachusett War}} in 1699, when Catholic missionaries, allied indigenous tribes and the infamous "{{w|Draft:Jamie Paige|Renegade Boys}}" established the shortlived {{w|Republiquetas|Republic of America-Massachusett}}, a safe-haven for religious minorities and indigenous people alike. 
The name "United States of America" itself has been used by signers of the {{w|United States Declaration of Independence|Declaration of Independence}}, such as {{w|Thomas Jefferson}}, {{w|Thomas Paine}}, and others. The term "America" itself is the feminine form of the first name of ''Americus Vesputius'', the Latinisation of the name of the {{w|Italy|Italian}} explorer {{w|Amerigo Vespucci}}.

== History ==

''Main article: {{w|History of the United States}}''

''For a topical guide, see {{w|Outline of the history of the United States}}''

=== Indigenous peoples ===

''Main article: {{w|History of the Native Americans in the United States}}''

The very first inhabitants of the contient of {{w|North America}} migrated from {{w|Siberia}} over 15,000 years ago, with human footprints found in archaelogical sites as old as 23,000 years ago. The {{w|Clovis culture}}, which appeared over 11,000 years ago in the continent, is dated to be one of the oldest widespread culture in North America. TBA

=== Colonisation and colonial wars ===
=== Independence ===
=== The early Republic ===
=== Expansion westwards ===
=== America during the Century of Terror ===
=== Progressive Era ===
=== Second Anglo-American War ===
=== Contemporary Age ===

== Geography ==
=== Climate ===
== Government and politics ==
=== Federal government ===
==== Legislature ====
==== Executive ====
==== Judicial ====
=== Subdivisions ===
=== Political parties ===
== Economy ==
=== Innovation ===
==== Spaceflight ====
== Demographics ==
=== Largest cities ===
=== Language ===
=== Religion ===
=== Ethnic background ===
=== Health ===
=== Education ===
== Culture ==
=== Literature ===
=== Mass media ===
=== Theatre and visual arts ===
=== Music ===
=== Cuisine ===
=== Sports ===
== See also ==
== Notes & References ==
== External links ==
=== Government websites ===
=== Maps ===
=== Historical data ===

{{notelist}}

[[Category:Dudeman World]]
[[Category:United States]]

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WhiteChocolateFan: /* Operation Sword of Gabriel (Jul 1994 - June 1995) */

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Second Anglo-American War}}
{{Infobox military conflict
| conflict = Second Anglo-American War
| part_of = the {{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}
| image = Mountcarmelfire04-19-93-n.jpeg
| caption = '''Clockwise from top left:''' Remains of the {{w|Auschwitz (disambiguation)|D-1333 extermination camp}}, set ablaze by American forces after the {{w|Battle of Wuhan|Battle of Ottawa}}, 1996. This was voted as the most impactful/representaive image of the Second Anglo-American War.
| date = {{w|2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine|17 July 1994}} – present ({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=17|month1=7|year1=1994|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}}) 
(Fighting ended {{Circa}} 25 September 2007, {{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=25|month1=9|year1=2007|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}} ago)
| place = {{w|North America}}; {{w|Quebec|Canada}}, the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, the {{w|Tennessee}}, {{w|Ohio River Valley}}, {{w|Azores|Atlantis Archipelago}}, {{w|Florida Peninsula|Floridian peninsula}}
| territory = ''Statu quo ante bellum'' in most of the American mainland, [[Florida|Floridia]] reorganised into the {{w|Bahamas|Dominion of Floridia}}
| result = Inconclusive; both sides claim victory
| combatant1 = {{Tree list}}
* {{Flagicon|United States|1912}} '''[[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]'''
** {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Minutemen|American Militias Against Fascist Coercion}}
** {{flagicon image|Flag of Florida.svg}} {{w|Florida (state)|Republic of Floridia}} (until 1995)
**{{Flagicon|Soviet Union}}/{{Flagicon|Germany|empire}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}}/{{flagicon image|Bandera Nacional de Guerra de Mexico en 1815.svg}}/{{Flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Volunteer|volunteers}} across the world
{{tree list/end}}
| combatant2 = {{Tree list}}
* {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} '''[[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]'''
** {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Dominion of Canada}}
** {{flag|United States|1776|name=Reorganised Dominion of America}}
*** {{flagicon image|Flag of the Bahamas (1964-1973).svg}} {{w|Nazi Germany|Floridia}} (from 1995)
*** ''volunteers from Britannian colonies abroad...''
* {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{W|Cahokia}} (1995-1998)
{{Tree list/end}}
| commander1 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|United States Armed Forces|Union Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Flag_of_the_President_of_the_United_States.svg}} '''{{w|Tip O'Neill|Francis Beltram}}''' {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Colin Powell}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Columbia|Eugenia Kost}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Jacques Leclerc}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Hillary Clinton|Marie van Bergan}} {{MIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Ross Perot|Frederic Mustermann}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Barbara Bush|Sofía Menendez-Rosas}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Robot|KillBot 9000}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Mao Zedong|Gumi Megpoid}} {{WIA}}
| '''{{w|Minutemen|Organised militias}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Zhu De|Hermann Custer}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Chen Yi (marshal)|Thomas Jegler}} {{Executed}}
| '''{{w|South East Asia Command|Volunteers}}:'''
| {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} {{w|Dmitry Yazov}}
| {{Flagicon|Germany|empire}} {{w|Hans-Georg Wieck}}
| {{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Sigma|Yuri Matayoshi}}
| {{flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Derek Sánchez}}
}}
| commander2 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Holy Britannian Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal standard of the United Kingdom.svg}} '''{{w|Charles III|Frederic II}}'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal Standard of the Prince of Wales.svg}} {{w|Prince William (disambiguation)|Prince Aldric of Wales}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Aethelstan McMurrows}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Hideki Tojo|Dick Frost}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Yoshijirō Umezu|Samantha Hemmingway}} {{executed}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Thomas McThames}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|George Andrews}}
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Collaborationists}}:'''
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Thomas Caldwell}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Jeremy Duke}} {{KIA}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=David Duke}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=Georg Daniels-Helse}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Jules Pointdexter}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Mesken Tamaroa}}

}}
| units3 = ''See {{w|Combatants of the Second Sino-Japanese War|combatants}}''
| strength1 = '''20,500,000+ total'''
; {{flagdeco|United States}} [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]
: over 20 million (2006)
; {{flagdeco|Soviet Union}}/{{flagdeco|Germany|empire}}/{{flagdeco|Argentina}} Volunteers
: 500,000+ (2003)
| strength2 = '''10-12 million soldiers, collaborationists and settlers'''
; {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]
: 6,500,000 (Britannian proper)
: 2,700,000 (collaborationists)
: 2-4 million settlers
: 500,000 soldiers from colonies abroad
| casualties1 = ; {{flagdeco|USA|1912}} Official American data
: 12,754,000 killed
: 9,000,000-23,000,000 injured
: 2,000,000 missing
; 15-30 million+ casualties
; Militias
: 160,603–161,067 killed
: 285,669–290,467 wounded
: 87,208 missing
: 45,989 POWs
; Total
: 20-40 million+ casualties
: 1 million+ captured
: 266,800–1,000,000 POWs dead or missing
| casualties2 = ; {{Flagicon_image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} Britannian estimate
: 2-4 million dead
: 900,000 wounded
: 1 million+ captured
: 1.5~ million settlers killed or expelled
; Collaborationist forces
: 288,140–574,560 dead
: 742,000 wounded
: Middle estimate: 960,000 dead and wounded
; Total
: 3-5.5 million casualties
| casualties3 = : 30,000,000+ civilian deaths
: 80-140,000,000 {{w|internally displaced person}}s
: Countless cities destroyed, burnt or upended
: over 4,000 villages, 20,000 towns and 3,300 hamlets destroyed
; Between 30-50 million total killed, though the true number may be as high as 100 million killed, likely one-fitfh of America's pre-war population of 532,760,000
}}
The '''Second Anglo-American War''' (17 July 1994–present), known in the [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]] as the '''Resistance War''', and abroad as the '''Britannian War of Aggression''', is an ongoing{{efn|While the war has not concluded in an armistice or peace treaty, a de facto state of ceasefire has existed since {{circa}}. 25 September 2007}} armed conflict between the United States and [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]].
The seeds of the conflict had been planted well before the 20th century, when the {{wikipedia|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}} in [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]] undid with the weak democracy that existed in Westmister in 1868, before engaging in increasingly brutal wars of conquest and genocide across {{wikipedia|Europe}}, {{w|South America}}, {{w|Africa}} and {{w|Asia}} during the first 2 quarters of the {{w|20th century}}, and coining the term ''{{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}''. During this time, the United States increasingly abandoned English as the sole working language, in favour of a the idea of the "''{{w|Tricameralism|Trilingual Nation}}''", spearheaded by {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} {{w|mayor of New York City|mayor}} {{w|Fiorello la Guardia|Jonathan O'Donell}} and the {{w|Factions in the Republican Party (United States)|Eastern wing}} of the {{w|Republican Party (United States)|Republicans}}, who sought {{w|internationalism}} over isolationism, which directly came in conflict with Holy Britannia's ideas of world stewardship under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}. By the 1990s, relations were at an all-time low, with the Britannian Emperor {{w|Charles III|Frederic II}} calling for the return of {{w|Quebec|Canada}} to Britannian authority. Then-US president, {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}}, though highly unpopular, clearly rejected this rhetoric, and called for mobilisation to begin. 
In the early hours of 17 July, 1994, Britannian forces stormed the city of {{w|St. John's}}, taking the American garrison completely by suprise, Holy Britannia would later send over 4 million soldiers accross the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, waging a {{w|war of extermination}} upon the United States. Large cities such as Constitution City, {{w|Brooklyn|Norc}}, {{w|Albany}}, {{w|Philadelphia}}, {{w|Ottawa}}, {{w|Washington}}, {{w|Fort Bragg}} were taken by the end of 1995, where the Britannians established {{w|labour camps in Tibet|labour camp}}s across the occupied territories and a new dominion in the former {{w|Republic of Floridia|republic}} of {{w|Florida|Floridia}}, and over 1,500 {{w|extermination camp}}s, many in the charred remains of large town and cities. The Britannians also empolyed the {{w|Three Alls policy}}, "kill all, burn all, loot all" across the Eastern Seaboard. By 1996, the US Government relocated to {{w|Chicago}}, and most of the Eastern Seaboard was under Britannian occupation, or under collaborationist governments. 
By 1997, the United States would start pushing Holy Britannia back, with the {{w|train|Transcontinental Railway System}} bulit by Soviet leader {{w|Nikolai Bukharin}} in the 1950s, proving crucial to the American war effort, where Soviet steel, grain and armaments where shipped with inmense speed from the {{w|Siberian}} farmlands and factories. {{w|Operation Bagration|Operation Liberation}} started in the winter of 1998, where at least {{Circa}} 5 million American soldiers pushed Britannian forces back from the {{w|Ohio River Valley}} and back into {{w|Pennsylvania}}, while in the {{w|Carolina}}s the Britannians would establish the {{w|Stepan Bandera|Republic of Nova Anglia}}, a collaborationist government centred in {{w|Charlotte}}. Grueling {{w|urban warfare|urban}} and {{w|trench warfare}} was continuously used during the war, with Britannian forces falling back to trench lines established in the start of the war. The most famous battle in the {{w|Western Front of World War II|Carolinian Theatre}} would be the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Fort Bragg}}, where for 12 weeks, American and Britannian forces would engage in varying degrees of cruelty against each other. 
With the advent of the {{w|21st century}} the tide would quickly turn against the Britannian occupiers, with American industry moved to the West in the States of {{w|Thomas Paine|Washington}}, {{w|Alaska|Beringia}}, {{w|Oregon}}, {{w|Saskatchewan}}, {{w|Athabaska|New Prussia}}, {{w|Calgary|New Ukraine}} and {{w|Manitoba}}, fueled by shipments of imported steel from Soviet {{w|Tver|Rusland}}, and by late 2006/early 2007, most of the Britannian occupied territories were liberated by American forces. By August 2007 American forces had dispatched Britannia from the {{w|Laurentia|Laurentide}} craton, not before Holy Britannia lauched one-eigth of its nuclear arsenal, {{circa}} 140 nuclear warheads directed to American soil, though were eventually deflected would later trigger the {{w|Great Depression|Prolonged Downturn}}. American tribunals were conducted on captured Britannian military generals, officials and {{w|Prisoner of war|POWs}}, many {{w|capital punishment|executed}} in the derelict execution camps, some of them later turned into war museums. The war technically continues, since no official armistice or peace treaty has been signed, and no attempts at diplomats to convene to sign one were made.

== Background ==
=== Aldrician Restoration ===
''Main article: {{w|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}}'' 

With the advent of the Aldrician Restoration, which ended {{w|Taisho democracy|Westminster democracy}} in 1868, the power dynamics of the {{w|Europe|European}} continent were irreversibly reshaped. [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]], which at this point was isolationist and did not bother to participate in broader European alliances, abandoned this strategy and pursued renewal under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}, whose theological doctrine combined old legends with {{w|Christianity|Christian}} teaching, and that eventually, Britannia would dominate the world. 
A small clique of generals, officers and even some members of {{w|House of Commons|Parliament}} eventually conspired to carry out a {{w|coup d'etat|coup}} against the sitting {{w|Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister}} {{w|Nigel Farage|Wilfred Shacklemore}}. The coup suceeded, and they eventually dissolved Parliament for good, restoring full power to the Britannian king, {{w|George III|Aldric IV}}, who was later crowned {{w|Emperor of Japan|Britannian Emperor}} in 29 May 1871. The teachings of the Septentrian Church became the sole legal religion, minorities were persecuted and the first of many {{w|genocide}}s committed by the Britannian state started with the {{w|Ireland|Gaelic and Septentrian genocide}}, where Irish, Scottish and Septentrian children were shipped from their homelands into boarding schools in {{w|London}} to learn {{w|English}} instead of their native tongues, which were prohibited, and lands in {{w|Ireland}}, {{w|Scotland}} and {{w|Doggerland|Septentria}} were given to ethnically {{w|Anglo-Saxon}} landowners, slowly stripping these peoples of their autonomy.

=== The Trilingual Nation ===
''Main articles: {{w|Ellis Island|Aldrician Restoration}}, {{w|New York|Trilingual Nation policy}}'' 

TBD

=== Century of Terror ===
''Main article: {{w|World War I|Great European War}}'' 

TBD

== Prelude ==

== Course of the war ==
=== Operation Sword of Gabriel (Jul 1994 - June 1995) ===
''Further information: {{w|War Plan A}}, {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''
[[File:Britannian troops Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian troops landing at St. John's, Vinland, after the city's fall to the initial invasion, 1994.]]
In one of the farthest naval invasions in modern history, 932 Britannian warships, including the majority of the Britannian aircraft carrier and submarine fleet and more than one thousand landing crafts, departed from {{w|Portsmouth}}, {{w|Dublin}}, and {{w|Cork}} over 13-15 July, 1994, before grounding at {{w|St. John’s}}, {{w|Newfoundland|Vinland}}. Extensive aerial bombardment of the city was launched from the Britannian aircraft carrier fleet, followed by a mostly unimpeded landing, having caught the city’s garrison by surprise. After establishing a beachhead in the city, Britannian marine corps flooded into occupied ports to begin an island-hopping campaign throughout the states of Vinland and {{w|Markland}}.

These landings were accompanied by similar, concurrent landings in the {{w|Florida|Republic of Floridia}} from {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, with four landings in the {{w|Florida Keys|Floridia Keys}} (on the islands of {{w|Bahia Honda}}, {{w|Key Largo}}, {{w|Key West}}, and {{w|Long Key}}), and one riskier landing near the city of Miami, beginning the {{w|World War I|Floridian Campaign}}. Seeing the dreaded naval invasion in full swing, port garrisons across the rest of the American {{w|Eastern Seaboard}} were placed on high alert, and a state of war was declared by Congress on 18 July.

Several more landings followed throughout July and August, including a successful landing in {{w|Virginia Beach}}, {{w|Virginia|East Virginia}}, meant to target the {{w|Norfolk|Norfolk Naval Station}} and {{w|Washington, D.C.}}, a partially successful landing in Norc that cost heavy casualties on both sides, and a failed landing attempt at {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} that cost Britannia both the element of surprise and 9,000 Britannian soldiers. By November of that year, approximately four million Britannian troops had now made ground in American soil, a number that would increase as the war continued.

After initial landings, several grueling battles followed, most of which ended in Britannian victory, such as the {{w|Battle of Moscow|Battle of Washington}}, which saw the destruction of some of the nation's most important monuments and forced the American government's flight to {{w|Chicago}}, the {{w|Battle of Antietam|Battle of Philadelphia}}, a battle that President {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}} personally participated in and was wounded during, and the deadliest battle of the war when including civilian casualties, the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Constitution City}}, discussed below. By the end of Operation Sword of Gabriel in June of 1995, the entirety of the United States east of the {{w|Appalachian Mountains}} was placed firmly under Britannian control, prompting the Britannian government to establish the first several collaboration governments on the continent, the {{w|Dominion of Canada}}.

==== Battle of Constitution City (Nov 1994 - Mar 1995) ====
After the landings at Norc and St. John’s, Britannia moved to take the states of {{w|Delaware|Lenapehoking}}, {{W|Maine}}, {{w|Massachusett}}, {{w|New Ireland}}, and {{w|Norwich}}, overrunning Philadelphia in the process. Constitution City, which had resisted a naval landing just three months ago, was encircled by the Britannian 7th Armoured Division and the VIII Corps on 8 November 1994, being near-ceaselessly barraged by self-propelled artillery fire and aerial bombardment. The battle was characterized by house to house fighting and trench warfare through the winter months, and its length destroyed almost 90% of the city’s intact buildings. Despite sheer disadvantage throughout the entirety of the battle, American soldiers continued fighting until they were “pushed into the sea”, leading to their surrender on 21 March, 1995.

As reprisal for the previous humiliation the Britannian armed forces faced from their failed naval landing in August, alongside the grueling length of the battle, Britannian forces executed and murdered thousands of POWs and civilians, before what remained of the now-razed city’s population was placed in the {{w|Auschwitz|S-1221 extermination camp}}.

==== Floridian Campaign (1994-1995) ====
Via the Britannian colony of {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, over 300 warships from the city of {{w|Fortaleza|Fortresstown}} landed in the islands of {{w|Florida|Floridia}} and in the Floridian mainland, making landfall in 3 August 1994. From then onwards the Floridian government called for a massive troop surge, calling for over 2 million Floridians regardless of sex, gender or {{w|ChatGPT|humanity}} to defend their homeland, and with momentum firmly on the Britannian side, launched the {{w|Battle of Sedan|Siege of Miami}}, which lasted for 233 days before Floridian forces in the city finally surrendered, and executed the {{w|Ockeechobee|Seminolia Campaign}}, with cities such as {{w|Tampa}}, {{w|Leesburg}}, {{w|Orlando|Montgomeryville}} and {{w|Fort Lauderdale}} falling to Britannian forces.

By early 1995 Floridian forces had been pushed back to {{w|Gainesville}}, with American forces serving as support, but with the {{w|Battle of Gettysburg|Battle of 1st Oxford Hills}} cutting off Floridia and Carolina from the rest of the Union Army, defeat became inevitable. The {{w|Battle of Hastings|Battle of Gainesville}} was the bloodiest battle of the Floridian Campaign, with the city holding for 3,341 days, with the last Floridian garrison dispatched in 2004, nearly 9 years after the Floridian government finally capitulated. The battle itself left 3 million Floridians dead, and 750,000 Britannian soldiers killed in battle.

=== Canada Campaign (1995 - 1998) ===
''Further information: {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}'' 

10 months after the initial Britannian successes in the Eastern Seaboard, Britannian forces moved to the north bank of the {{w|St. Lawrence River}}, capturing the city of {{w|Ottawa}} in the process, despite a relief effort by American forces. Britannian forces also attempted to take the city of {{w|Montreal}}, though organized resistance via American forces and sustained {{w|guerilla warfare}} by the {{w|French Canadian|French American}} population, eventually, Montreal fell alongside the cities of {{w|Trois Rivieres|Three Rivers}} and {{w|Quebec City|Quebec}}, and a collaborationist government in {{w|Saguenay}} was established. TBA

=== Ohio Valley Campaign (Sep 1995 - Jul 1999) ===
[[File:American troop with civilians Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Three civilians take cover behind a corner while being evacuated from Akron, Ohio, 1995.]]
In September, Britannia looked to continue their forward momentum that had swept through the Eastern Seaboard by taking the industrial centers of the American midwest, leading to a Britannian crawl through the fiercely resistant Appalachian mountains, a hotbed of the American Militias Against Fascist Coercion, and eventual breakthrough in western Pennsylvania by September of 1995. The natural defenses of the Appalachian mountains, while an eventual failure, helped buy the United States valuable time in transferring much of their industrial capacity in the Ohio Valley region towards the western coast, allowing the United States to receive foreign aid from supporters such as the Soviet Union much easier via the Transcontinental Railway.

By late September, Pittsburgh fell to Britannia with little resistance, however by this time much of the city was already evacuated, and its stockpiles emptied. Facing a superior enemy that relied on sheer force, terror, and scorched-earth tactics, American high command reasoned that the most effective way to face the Britannians was to not face them at all—the {{W|Fabian strategy}}—leaving them to attrit themselves in both the wake of their own destruction and overconfident offensive maneuvers that would distance them from supplies. Planned evacuations of cities near the frontline also prevented waves of refugees that would slow down American units, and kept both manpower and morale high.
[[File:Britannian troops Toledo Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian infantry walk through the deserted city of Cleveland, 1995.]]
{{W|Cleveland}} fell to Britannian forces in October, and by November 1995, the Britannian advances into the Ohio Valley prompted the entry of {{W|Cahokia}} into the war for largely opportunistic reasons, leading them to invade {{W|Tennessee |the Tennessee}} and even parts of {{W|Kentucky|Pearson}} as part of their irridentist claims.

As the Canada Campaign stalled around Detroit in 1996, a city too large and too valuable for the United States to retreat from and therefore defended with an intense "meat grinder" strategy that arguably killed more than an outright extermination of the city, Britannia placed even more forces on the Ohio Valley Campaign's frontlines, leading to an armored spearhead along the Ohio River that would eventually be exploited by the United States in several hit-and-run tactics, further increasing Britannian attrition. By 1997, Britannia reached the peak of its advances in the United States, reaching the outskirts of {{W|Louisville}} and linking with Cahokian lines, however the tide of the war would soon reverse in the near-legendary Battle of Louisville.

==== Battle of Louisville ====
[[File:Battle of Louisville tank explosion Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|A Britannian ''Centurion'' tank destroyed by American anti-tank fire during the Battle of Louisville, 1998.]]
After sufficiently weakening Britannian armored forces through both leading them to overextension and the occasional hit-and-run attack, Louisville was prepared by the United States to be an ultimate staged battleground that would hopefully destroy much of Britannia's armored offensive capabilities and begin what would become ''Operation Liberation''. On 11 November 1998, the Britannian 7th Armoured Division, an infamous participant in the Battle of Constitution City, and therefore chosen for its experience in urban warfare, arrived at the city alongside several supporting {{W|yeomanry}} regiments expecting to find similar, minimal resistance. The United States, however, deployed much of its anti-tank capabilities, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers mined the outskirts of the city heavily with anti-tank mines intended on funneling tanks towards the edge of the Ohio River, a designated "kill zone" for anti-tank guns, which were placed at the top of the river valley to the east. Bridges crossing the river were also blown in an attempt to restrict enemy movement as much as possible.

With this deep strategic planning in place, Britannian forces were caught entirely by surprise when they found themselves suddenly encircled and under heavy, suppressive fire that further pinned them in place. Rather than surrendering, the 7th Armoured Division continued to fight desperately until the unit was all but destroyed, leading to the death of ~17,000 Britannian soldiers and the capture of ~3,000 more. Casualties were further multiplied as American forces attacked retreating unencircled forces, mainly logistical units intended to supply the deep spearhead leading to the city, resulting in a total of 22,000 deaths in one of the worst humiliations of Britannian forces throughout the entire war.

After the Battle of Louisville, Britannian forces would begin slowly retreating from the Ohio Valley, with the last units being pushed out of Pittsburgh in July of 1999, leaving them to once again fend for themselves in the Appalachian mountains. Cahokia also withdrew from the war in 1998 due to a civil war over the country's participation.

=== Hurricane Mitch makes landfall in Floridia (Oct 1998) ===
[[File:American troops inside building Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Two American units from the 6th Marines during the Second Battle of Pittsburgh, 1999.]]

=== Operation Liberation (Dec 1998 - {{circa}} 2003) ===
=== Carolinian Campaign (1994 - 2005) ===
=== Final years of the war ===

==== Battle of the Red Hills (2006) ====

=== Britannia expelled from the United States (2007) ===

== American Genocide ==

== Aftermath ==
== Impact ==
=== Casualties ===
=== Impact of Soviet imports to the war effort ===
=== 40th Amendment of the United States Constitution and the Quiet Revolution ===
=== American Genocide Tribunal ===
=== The Great Debate ===
== In popular culture ==
=== Participation of metahumans in the war ===
=== film, art and writing works ===
=== The term "Mesopelagia" ===
== See also ==
== Notes ==
== References ==
=== Sources ===
== Further reading ==
== External links ==
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Second Anglo-American War}}
{{Infobox military conflict
| conflict = Second Anglo-American War
| part_of = the {{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}
| image = Mountcarmelfire04-19-93-n.jpeg
| caption = '''Clockwise from top left:''' Remains of the {{w|Auschwitz (disambiguation)|D-1333 extermination camp}}, set ablaze by American forces after the {{w|Battle of Wuhan|Battle of Ottawa}}, 1996. This was voted as the most impactful/representaive image of the Second Anglo-American War.
| date = {{w|2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine|17 July 1994}} – present ({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=17|month1=7|year1=1994|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}}) 
(Fighting ended {{Circa}} 25 September 2007, {{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=25|month1=9|year1=2007|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}} ago)
| place = {{w|North America}}; {{w|Quebec|Canada}}, the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, the {{w|Tennessee}}, {{w|Ohio River Valley}}, {{w|Azores|Atlantis Archipelago}}, {{w|Florida Peninsula|Floridian peninsula}}
| territory = ''Statu quo ante bellum'' in most of the American mainland, [[Florida|Floridia]] reorganised into the {{w|Bahamas|Dominion of Floridia}}
| result = Inconclusive; both sides claim victory
| combatant1 = {{Tree list}}
* {{Flagicon|United States|1912}} '''[[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]'''
** {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Minutemen|American Militias Against Fascist Coercion}}
** {{flagicon image|Flag of Florida.svg}} {{w|Florida (state)|Republic of Floridia}} (until 1995)
**{{Flagicon|Soviet Union}}/{{Flagicon|Germany|empire}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}}/{{flagicon image|Bandera Nacional de Guerra de Mexico en 1815.svg}}/{{Flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Volunteer|volunteers}} across the world
{{tree list/end}}
| combatant2 = {{Tree list}}
* {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} '''[[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]'''
** {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Dominion of Canada}}
** {{flag|United States|1776|name=Reorganised Dominion of America}}
*** {{flagicon image|Flag of the Bahamas (1964-1973).svg}} {{w|Nazi Germany|Floridia}} (from 1995)
*** ''volunteers from Britannian colonies abroad...''
* {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{W|Cahokia}} (1995-1998)
{{Tree list/end}}
| commander1 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|United States Armed Forces|Union Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Flag_of_the_President_of_the_United_States.svg}} '''{{w|Tip O'Neill|Francis Beltram}}''' {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Colin Powell}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Columbia|Eugenia Kost}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Jacques Leclerc}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Hillary Clinton|Marie van Bergan}} {{MIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Ross Perot|Frederic Mustermann}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Barbara Bush|Sofía Menendez-Rosas}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Robot|KillBot 9000}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Mao Zedong|Gumi Megpoid}} {{WIA}}
| '''{{w|Minutemen|Organised militias}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Zhu De|Hermann Custer}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Chen Yi (marshal)|Thomas Jegler}} {{Executed}}
| '''{{w|South East Asia Command|Volunteers}}:'''
| {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} {{w|Dmitry Yazov}}
| {{Flagicon|Germany|empire}} {{w|Hans-Georg Wieck}}
| {{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Sigma|Yuri Matayoshi}}
| {{flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Derek Sánchez}}
}}
| commander2 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Holy Britannian Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal standard of the United Kingdom.svg}} '''{{w|Charles III|Frederic II}}'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal Standard of the Prince of Wales.svg}} {{w|Prince William (disambiguation)|Prince Aldric of Wales}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Aethelstan McMurrows}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Hideki Tojo|Dick Frost}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Yoshijirō Umezu|Samantha Hemmingway}} {{executed}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Thomas McThames}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|George Andrews}}
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Collaborationists}}:'''
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Thomas Caldwell}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Jeremy Duke}} {{KIA}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=David Duke}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=Georg Daniels-Helse}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Jules Pointdexter}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Mesken Tamaroa}}

}}
| units3 = ''See {{w|Combatants of the Second Sino-Japanese War|combatants}}''
| strength1 = '''20,500,000+ total'''
; {{flagdeco|United States}} [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]
: over 20 million (2006)
; {{flagdeco|Soviet Union}}/{{flagdeco|Germany|empire}}/{{flagdeco|Argentina}} Volunteers
: 500,000+ (2003)
| strength2 = '''10-12 million soldiers, collaborationists and settlers'''
; {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]
: 6,500,000 (Britannian proper)
: 2,700,000 (collaborationists)
: 2-4 million settlers
: 500,000 soldiers from colonies abroad
| casualties1 = ; {{flagdeco|USA|1912}} Official American data
: 12,754,000 killed
: 9,000,000-23,000,000 injured
: 2,000,000 missing
; 15-30 million+ casualties
; Militias
: 160,603–161,067 killed
: 285,669–290,467 wounded
: 87,208 missing
: 45,989 POWs
; Total
: 20-40 million+ casualties
: 1 million+ captured
: 266,800–1,000,000 POWs dead or missing
| casualties2 = ; {{Flagicon_image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} Britannian estimate
: 2-4 million dead
: 900,000 wounded
: 1 million+ captured
: 1.5~ million settlers killed or expelled
; Collaborationist forces
: 288,140–574,560 dead
: 742,000 wounded
: Middle estimate: 960,000 dead and wounded
; Total
: 3-5.5 million casualties
| casualties3 = : 30,000,000+ civilian deaths
: 80-140,000,000 {{w|internally displaced person}}s
: Countless cities destroyed, burnt or upended
: over 4,000 villages, 20,000 towns and 3,300 hamlets destroyed
; Between 30-50 million total killed, though the true number may be as high as 100 million killed, likely one-fitfh of America's pre-war population of 532,760,000
}}
The '''Second Anglo-American War''' (17 July 1994–present), known in the [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]] as the '''Resistance War''', and abroad as the '''Britannian War of Aggression''', is an ongoing{{efn|While the war has not concluded in an armistice or peace treaty, a de facto state of ceasefire has existed since {{circa}}. 25 September 2007}} armed conflict between the United States and [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]].
The seeds of the conflict had been planted well before the 20th century, when the {{wikipedia|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}} in [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]] undid with the weak democracy that existed in Westmister in 1868, before engaging in increasingly brutal wars of conquest and genocide across {{wikipedia|Europe}}, {{w|South America}}, {{w|Africa}} and {{w|Asia}} during the first 2 quarters of the {{w|20th century}}, and coining the term ''{{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}''. During this time, the United States increasingly abandoned English as the sole working language, in favour of a the idea of the "''{{w|Tricameralism|Trilingual Nation}}''", spearheaded by {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} {{w|mayor of New York City|mayor}} {{w|Fiorello la Guardia|Jonathan O'Donell}} and the {{w|Factions in the Republican Party (United States)|Eastern wing}} of the {{w|Republican Party (United States)|Republicans}}, who sought {{w|internationalism}} over isolationism, which directly came in conflict with Holy Britannia's ideas of world stewardship under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}. By the 1990s, relations were at an all-time low, with the Britannian Emperor {{w|Charles III|Frederic II}} calling for the return of {{w|Quebec|Canada}} to Britannian authority. Then-US president, {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}}, though highly unpopular, clearly rejected this rhetoric, and called for mobilisation to begin. 
In the early hours of 17 July, 1994, Britannian forces stormed the city of {{w|St. John's}}, taking the American garrison completely by suprise, Holy Britannia would later send over 4 million soldiers accross the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, waging a {{w|war of extermination}} upon the United States. Large cities such as Constitution City, {{w|Brooklyn|Norc}}, {{w|Albany}}, {{w|Philadelphia}}, {{w|Ottawa}}, {{w|Washington}}, {{w|Fort Bragg}} were taken by the end of 1995, where the Britannians established {{w|labour camps in Tibet|labour camp}}s across the occupied territories and a new dominion in the former {{w|Republic of Floridia|republic}} of {{w|Florida|Floridia}}, and over 1,500 {{w|extermination camp}}s, many in the charred remains of large town and cities. The Britannians also empolyed the {{w|Three Alls policy}}, "kill all, burn all, loot all" across the Eastern Seaboard. By 1996, the US Government relocated to {{w|Chicago}}, and most of the Eastern Seaboard was under Britannian occupation, or under collaborationist governments. 
By 1997, the United States would start pushing Holy Britannia back, with the {{w|train|Transcontinental Railway System}} bulit by Soviet leader {{w|Nikolai Bukharin}} in the 1950s, proving crucial to the American war effort, where Soviet steel, grain and armaments where shipped with inmense speed from the {{w|Siberian}} farmlands and factories. {{w|Operation Bagration|Operation Liberation}} started in the winter of 1998, where at least {{Circa}} 5 million American soldiers pushed Britannian forces back from the {{w|Ohio River Valley}} and back into {{w|Pennsylvania}}, while in the {{w|Carolina}}s the Britannians would establish the {{w|Stepan Bandera|Republic of Nova Anglia}}, a collaborationist government centred in {{w|Charlotte}}. Grueling {{w|urban warfare|urban}} and {{w|trench warfare}} was continuously used during the war, with Britannian forces falling back to trench lines established in the start of the war. The most famous battle in the {{w|Western Front of World War II|Carolinian Theatre}} would be the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Fort Bragg}}, where for 12 weeks, American and Britannian forces would engage in varying degrees of cruelty against each other. 
With the advent of the {{w|21st century}} the tide would quickly turn against the Britannian occupiers, with American industry moved to the West in the States of {{w|Thomas Paine|Washington}}, {{w|Alaska|Beringia}}, {{w|Oregon}}, {{w|Saskatchewan}}, {{w|Athabaska|New Prussia}}, {{w|Calgary|New Ukraine}} and {{w|Manitoba}}, fueled by shipments of imported steel from Soviet {{w|Tver|Rusland}}, and by late 2006/early 2007, most of the Britannian occupied territories were liberated by American forces. By August 2007 American forces had dispatched Britannia from the {{w|Laurentia|Laurentide}} craton, not before Holy Britannia lauched one-eigth of its nuclear arsenal, {{circa}} 140 nuclear warheads directed to American soil, though were eventually deflected would later trigger the {{w|Great Depression|Prolonged Downturn}}. American tribunals were conducted on captured Britannian military generals, officials and {{w|Prisoner of war|POWs}}, many {{w|capital punishment|executed}} in the derelict execution camps, some of them later turned into war museums. The war technically continues, since no official armistice or peace treaty has been signed, and no attempts at diplomats to convene to sign one were made.

== Background ==
=== Aldrician Restoration ===
''Main article: {{w|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}}'' 

With the advent of the Aldrician Restoration, which ended {{w|Taisho democracy|Westminster democracy}} in 1868, the power dynamics of the {{w|Europe|European}} continent were irreversibly reshaped. [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]], which at this point was isolationist and did not bother to participate in broader European alliances, abandoned this strategy and pursued renewal under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}, whose theological doctrine combined old legends with {{w|Christianity|Christian}} teaching, and that eventually, Britannia would dominate the world. 
A small clique of generals, officers and even some members of {{w|House of Commons|Parliament}} eventually conspired to carry out a {{w|coup d'etat|coup}} against the sitting {{w|Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister}} {{w|Nigel Farage|Wilfred Shacklemore}}. The coup suceeded, and they eventually dissolved Parliament for good, restoring full power to the Britannian king, {{w|George III|Aldric IV}}, who was later crowned {{w|Emperor of Japan|Britannian Emperor}} in 29 May 1871. The teachings of the Septentrian Church became the sole legal religion, minorities were persecuted and the first of many {{w|genocide}}s committed by the Britannian state started with the {{w|Ireland|Gaelic and Septentrian genocide}}, where Irish, Scottish and Septentrian children were shipped from their homelands into boarding schools in {{w|London}} to learn {{w|English}} instead of their native tongues, which were prohibited, and lands in {{w|Ireland}}, {{w|Scotland}} and {{w|Doggerland|Septentria}} were given to ethnically {{w|Anglo-Saxon}} landowners, slowly stripping these peoples of their autonomy.

=== The Trilingual Nation ===
''Main articles: {{w|Ellis Island|Aldrician Restoration}}, {{w|New York|Trilingual Nation policy}}'' 

TBD

=== Century of Terror ===
''Main article: {{w|World War I|Great European War}}'' 

TBD

== Prelude ==

== Course of the war ==
=== Operation Sword of Gabriel (Jul 1994 - June 1995) ===
''Further information: {{w|War Plan A}}, {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''
[[File:Britannian troops Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian troops landing at St. John's, Vinland, after the city's fall to the initial invasion, 1994.]]
In one of the farthest naval invasions in modern history, 932 Britannian warships, including the majority of the Britannian aircraft carrier and submarine fleet and more than one thousand landing crafts, departed from {{w|Portsmouth}}, {{w|Dublin}}, and {{w|Cork}} over 13-15 July, 1994, before grounding at {{w|St. John’s}}, {{w|Newfoundland|Vinland}}. Extensive aerial bombardment of the city was launched from the Britannian aircraft carrier fleet, followed by a mostly unimpeded landing, having caught the city’s garrison by surprise. After establishing a beachhead in the city, Britannian marine corps flooded into occupied ports to begin an island-hopping campaign throughout the states of Vinland and {{w|Markland}}.

These landings were accompanied by similar, concurrent landings in the {{w|Florida|Republic of Floridia}} from {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, with four landings in the {{w|Florida Keys|Floridia Keys}} (on the islands of {{w|Bahia Honda}}, {{w|Key Largo}}, {{w|Key West}}, and {{w|Long Key}}), and one riskier landing near the city of Miami, beginning the {{w|World War I|Floridian Campaign}}. Seeing the dreaded naval invasion in full swing, port garrisons across the rest of the American {{w|Eastern Seaboard}} were placed on high alert, and a state of war was declared by Congress on 18 July.

Several more landings followed throughout July and August, including a successful landing in {{w|Virginia Beach}}, {{w|Virginia|East Virginia}}, meant to target the {{w|Norfolk|Norfolk Naval Station}} and {{w|Washington, D.C.}}, a partially successful landing in {{w|Philadelphia}} that cost heavy casualties on both sides, and a failed landing attempt at {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} that cost Britannia both the element of surprise and 9,000 Britannian soldiers. By November of that year, approximately four million Britannian troops had now made ground in American soil, a number that would increase as the war continued.

After initial landings, several grueling battles followed, most of which ended in Britannian victory, such as the {{w|Battle of Moscow|Battle of Washington}}, which saw the destruction of some of the nation's most important monuments and forced the American government's flight to {{w|Chicago}}, the {{w|Battle of Antietam|Battle of Norc}}, a battle that President {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}} personally participated in and was wounded during, and the deadliest battle of the war when including civilian casualties, the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Constitution City}}, discussed below. By the end of Operation Sword of Gabriel in June of 1995, the entirety of the United States east of the {{w|Appalachian Mountains}} was placed firmly under Britannian control, prompting the Britannian government to establish the first several collaboration governments on the continent, the {{w|Dominion of Canada}}.

==== Battle of Constitution City (Nov 1994 - Mar 1995) ====
After the landings at Philadelphia and St. John’s, Britannia moved to take the states of {{w|Delaware|Lenapehoking}}, {{w|Massachusett}}, {{w|New Ireland}}, and {{w|Norwich}}, overrunning Norc in the process. Constitution City, which had resisted a naval landing just three months ago, was encircled by the Britannian 7th Armoured Division and the VIII Corps on 8 November 1994, being near-ceaselessly barraged by self-propelled artillery fire and aerial bombardment. The battle was characterized by house to house fighting and trench warfare through the winter months, and its length destroyed almost 90% of the city’s intact buildings. Despite sheer disadvantage throughout the entirety of the battle, American soldiers continued fighting until they were “pushed into the sea”, leading to their surrender on 21 March, 1995.

As reprisal for the previous humiliation the Britannian armed forces faced from their failed naval landing in August, alongside the grueling length of the battle, Britannian forces executed and murdered thousands of POWs and civilians, before what remained of the now-razed city’s population was placed in the {{w|Auschwitz|S-1221 extermination camp}}.

==== Floridian Campaign (1994-1995) ====
Via the Britannian colony of {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, over 300 warships from the city of {{w|Fortaleza|Fortresstown}} landed in the islands of {{w|Florida|Floridia}} and in the Floridian mainland, making landfall in 3 August 1994. From then onwards the Floridian government called for a massive troop surge, calling for over 2 million Floridians regardless of sex, gender or {{w|ChatGPT|humanity}} to defend their homeland, and with momentum firmly on the Britannian side, launched the {{w|Battle of Sedan|Siege of Miami}}, which lasted for 233 days before Floridian forces in the city finally surrendered, and executed the {{w|Ockeechobee|Seminolia Campaign}}, with cities such as {{w|Tampa}}, {{w|Leesburg}}, {{w|Orlando|Montgomeryville}} and {{w|Fort Lauderdale}} falling to Britannian forces.

By early 1995 Floridian forces had been pushed back to {{w|Gainesville}}, with American forces serving as support, but with the {{w|Battle of Gettysburg|Battle of 1st Oxford Hills}} cutting off Floridia and Carolina from the rest of the Union Army, defeat became inevitable. The {{w|Battle of Hastings|Battle of Gainesville}} was the bloodiest battle of the Floridian Campaign, with the city holding for 3,341 days, with the last Floridian garrison dispatched in 2004, nearly 9 years after the Floridian government finally capitulated. The battle itself left 3 million Floridians dead, and 750,000 Britannian soldiers killed in battle.

=== Canada Campaign (1995 - 1998) ===
''Further information: {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''

=== Ohio Valley Campaign (Sep 1995 - Jul 1999) ===
[[File:American troop with civilians Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Three civilians take cover behind a corner while being evacuated from Akron, Ohio, 1995.]]
In September, Britannia looked to continue their forward momentum that had swept through the Eastern Seaboard by taking the industrial centers of the American midwest, leading to a Britannian crawl through the fiercely resistant Appalachian mountains, a hotbed of the American Militias Against Fascist Coercion, and eventual breakthrough in western Pennsylvania by September of 1995. The natural defenses of the Appalachian mountains, while an eventual failure, helped buy the United States valuable time in transferring much of their industrial capacity in the Ohio Valley region towards the western coast, allowing the United States to receive foreign aid from supporters such as the Soviet Union much easier via the Transcontinental Railway.

By late September, Pittsburgh fell to Britannia with little resistance, however by this time much of the city was already evacuated, and its stockpiles emptied. Facing a superior enemy that relied on sheer force, terror, and scorched-earth tactics, American high command reasoned that the most effective way to face the Britannians was to not face them at all—the {{W|Fabian strategy}}—leaving them to attrit themselves in both the wake of their own destruction and overconfident offensive maneuvers that would distance them from supplies. Planned evacuations of cities near the frontline also prevented waves of refugees that would slow down American units, and kept both manpower and morale high.
[[File:Britannian troops Toledo Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian infantry walk through the deserted city of Cleveland, 1995.]]
{{W|Cleveland}} fell to Britannian forces in October, and by November 1995, the Britannian advances into the Ohio Valley prompted the entry of {{W|Cahokia}} into the war for largely opportunistic reasons, leading them to invade {{W|Tennessee |the Tennessee}} and even parts of {{W|Kentucky|Pearson}} as part of their irridentist claims.

As the Canada Campaign stalled around Detroit in 1996, a city too large and too valuable for the United States to retreat from and therefore defended with an intense "meat grinder" strategy that arguably killed more than an outright extermination of the city, Britannia placed even more forces on the Ohio Valley Campaign's frontlines, leading to an armored spearhead along the Ohio River that would eventually be exploited by the United States in several hit-and-run tactics, further increasing Britannian attrition. By 1997, Britannia reached the peak of its advances in the United States, reaching the outskirts of {{W|Louisville}} and linking with Cahokian lines, however the tide of the war would soon reverse in the near-legendary Battle of Louisville.

==== Battle of Louisville ====
[[File:Battle of Louisville tank explosion Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|A Britannian ''Centurion'' tank destroyed by American anti-tank fire during the Battle of Louisville, 1998.]]
After sufficiently weakening Britannian armored forces through both leading them to overextension and the occasional hit-and-run attack, Louisville was prepared by the United States to be an ultimate staged battleground that would hopefully destroy much of Britannia's armored offensive capabilities and begin what would become ''Operation Liberation''. On 11 November 1998, the Britannian 7th Armoured Division, an infamous participant in the Battle of Constitution City, and therefore chosen for its experience in urban warfare, arrived at the city alongside several supporting {{W|yeomanry}} regiments expecting to find similar, minimal resistance. The United States, however, deployed much of its anti-tank capabilities, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers mined the outskirts of the city heavily with anti-tank mines intended on funneling tanks towards the edge of the Ohio River, a designated "kill zone" for anti-tank guns, which were placed at the top of the river valley to the east. Bridges crossing the river were also blown in an attempt to restrict enemy movement as much as possible.

With this deep strategic planning in place, Britannian forces were caught entirely by surprise when they found themselves suddenly encircled and under heavy, suppressive fire that further pinned them in place. Rather than surrendering, the 7th Armoured Division continued to fight desperately until the unit was all but destroyed, leading to the death of ~17,000 Britannian soldiers and the capture of ~3,000 more. Casualties were further multiplied as American forces attacked retreating unencircled forces, mainly logistical units intended to supply the deep spearhead leading to the city, resulting in a total of 22,000 deaths in one of the worst humiliations of Britannian forces throughout the entire war.

After the Battle of Louisville, Britannian forces would begin slowly retreating from the Ohio Valley, with the last units being pushed out of Pittsburgh in July of 1999, leaving them to once again fend for themselves in the Appalachian mountains. Cahokia also withdrew from the war in 1998 due to a civil war over the country's participation.

=== Hurricane Mitch makes landfall in Floridia (Oct 1998) ===
[[File:American troops inside building Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Two American units from the 6th Marines during the Second Battle of Pittsburgh, 1999.]]

=== Operation Liberation (Dec 1998 - {{circa}} 2003) ===
=== Carolinian Campaign (1994 - 2005) ===
=== Final years of the war ===

==== Battle of the Red Hills (2006) ====

=== Britannia expelled from the United States (2007) ===

== American Genocide ==

== Aftermath ==
== Impact ==
=== Casualties ===
=== Impact of Soviet imports to the war effort ===
=== 40th Amendment of the United States Constitution and the Quiet Revolution ===
=== American Genocide Tribunal ===
=== The Great Debate ===
== In popular culture ==
=== Participation of metahumans in the war ===
=== film, art and writing works ===
=== The term "Mesopelagia" ===
== See also ==
== Notes ==
== References ==
=== Sources ===
== Further reading ==
== External links ==
{{notelist}}

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File:Battle of Louisville tank explosion Dudeman World.png

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From Wikimedia Commons

Second Anglo-American War (Dudeman World)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Second Anglo-American War}}
{{Infobox military conflict
| conflict = Second Anglo-American War
| part_of = the {{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}
| image = Mountcarmelfire04-19-93-n.jpeg
| caption = '''Clockwise from top left:''' Remains of the {{w|Auschwitz (disambiguation)|D-1333 extermination camp}}, set ablaze by American forces after the {{w|Battle of Wuhan|Battle of Ottawa}}, 1996. This was voted as the most impactful/representaive image of the Second Anglo-American War.
| date = {{w|2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine|17 July 1994}} – present ({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=17|month1=7|year1=1994|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}}) 
(Fighting ended {{Circa}} 25 September 2007, {{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=25|month1=9|year1=2007|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}} ago)
| place = {{w|North America}}; {{w|Quebec|Canada}}, the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, the {{w|Tennessee}}, {{w|Ohio River Valley}}, {{w|Azores|Atlantis Archipelago}}, {{w|Florida Peninsula|Floridian peninsula}}
| territory = ''Statu quo ante bellum'' in most of the American mainland, [[Florida|Floridia]] reorganised into the {{w|Bahamas|Dominion of Floridia}}
| result = Inconclusive; both sides claim victory
| combatant1 = {{Tree list}}
* {{Flagicon|United States|1912}} '''[[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]'''
** {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Minutemen|American Militias Against Fascist Coercion}}
** {{flagicon image|Flag of Florida.svg}} {{w|Florida (state)|Republic of Floridia}} (until 1995)
**{{Flagicon|Soviet Union}}/{{Flagicon|Germany|empire}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}}/{{flagicon image|Bandera Nacional de Guerra de Mexico en 1815.svg}}/{{Flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Volunteer|volunteers}} across the world
{{tree list/end}}
| combatant2 = {{Tree list}}
* {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} '''[[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]'''
** {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Dominion of Canada}}
** {{flag|United States|1776|name=Reorganised Dominion of America}}
*** {{flagicon image|Flag of the Bahamas (1964-1973).svg}} {{w|Nazi Germany|Floridia}} (from 1995)
*** ''volunteers from Britannian colonies abroad...''
* {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{W|Cahokia}} (1995-1998)
{{Tree list/end}}
| commander1 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|United States Armed Forces|Union Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Flag_of_the_President_of_the_United_States.svg}} '''{{w|Tip O'Neill|Francis Beltram}}''' {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Colin Powell}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Columbia|Eugenia Kost}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Jacques Leclerc}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Hillary Clinton|Marie van Bergan}} {{MIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Ross Perot|Frederic Mustermann}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Barbara Bush|Sofía Menendez-Rosas}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Robot|KillBot 9000}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Mao Zedong|Gumi Megpoid}} {{WIA}}
| '''{{w|Minutemen|Organised militias}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Zhu De|Hermann Custer}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Chen Yi (marshal)|Thomas Jegler}} {{Executed}}
| '''{{w|South East Asia Command|Volunteers}}:'''
| {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} {{w|Dmitry Yazov}}
| {{Flagicon|Germany|empire}} {{w|Hans-Georg Wieck}}
| {{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Sigma|Yuri Matayoshi}}
| {{flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Derek Sánchez}}
}}
| commander2 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Holy Britannian Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal standard of the United Kingdom.svg}} '''{{w|Charles III|Frederic II}}'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal Standard of the Prince of Wales.svg}} {{w|Prince William (disambiguation)|Prince Aldric of Wales}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Aethelstan McMurrows}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Hideki Tojo|Dick Frost}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Yoshijirō Umezu|Samantha Hemmingway}} {{executed}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Thomas McThames}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|George Andrews}}
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Collaborationists}}:'''
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Thomas Caldwell}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Jeremy Duke}} {{KIA}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=David Duke}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=Georg Daniels-Helse}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Jules Pointdexter}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Mesken Tamaroa}}

}}
| units3 = ''See {{w|Combatants of the Second Sino-Japanese War|combatants}}''
| strength1 = '''20,500,000+ total'''
; {{flagdeco|United States}} [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]
: over 20 million (2006)
; {{flagdeco|Soviet Union}}/{{flagdeco|Germany|empire}}/{{flagdeco|Argentina}} Volunteers
: 500,000+ (2003)
| strength2 = '''10-12 million soldiers, collaborationists and settlers'''
; {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]
: 6,500,000 (Britannian proper)
: 2,700,000 (collaborationists)
: 2-4 million settlers
: 500,000 soldiers from colonies abroad
| casualties1 = ; {{flagdeco|USA|1912}} Official American data
: 12,754,000 killed
: 9,000,000-23,000,000 injured
: 2,000,000 missing
; 15-30 million+ casualties
; Militias
: 160,603–161,067 killed
: 285,669–290,467 wounded
: 87,208 missing
: 45,989 POWs
; Total
: 20-40 million+ casualties
: 1 million+ captured
: 266,800–1,000,000 POWs dead or missing
| casualties2 = ; {{Flagicon_image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} Britannian estimate
: 2-4 million dead
: 900,000 wounded
: 1 million+ captured
: 1.5~ million settlers killed or expelled
; Collaborationist forces
: 288,140–574,560 dead
: 742,000 wounded
: Middle estimate: 960,000 dead and wounded
; Total
: 3-5.5 million casualties
| casualties3 = : 30,000,000+ civilian deaths
: 80-140,000,000 {{w|internally displaced person}}s
: Countless cities destroyed, burnt or upended
: over 4,000 villages, 20,000 towns and 3,300 hamlets destroyed
; Between 30-50 million total killed, though the true number may be as high as 100 million killed, likely one-fitfh of America's pre-war population of 532,760,000
}}
The '''Second Anglo-American War''' (17 July 1994–present), known in the [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]] as the '''Resistance War''', and abroad as the '''Britannian War of Aggression''', is an ongoing{{efn|While the war has not concluded in an armistice or peace treaty, a de facto state of ceasefire has existed since {{circa}}. 25 September 2007}} armed conflict between the United States and [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]].
The seeds of the conflict had been planted well before the 20th century, when the {{wikipedia|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}} in [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]] undid with the weak democracy that existed in Westmister in 1868, before engaging in increasingly brutal wars of conquest and genocide across {{wikipedia|Europe}}, {{w|South America}}, {{w|Africa}} and {{w|Asia}} during the first 2 quarters of the {{w|20th century}}, and coining the term ''{{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}''. During this time, the United States increasingly abandoned English as the sole working language, in favour of a the idea of the "''{{w|Tricameralism|Trilingual Nation}}''", spearheaded by {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} {{w|mayor of New York City|mayor}} {{w|Fiorello la Guardia|Jonathan O'Donell}} and the {{w|Factions in the Republican Party (United States)|Eastern wing}} of the {{w|Republican Party (United States)|Republicans}}, who sought {{w|internationalism}} over isolationism, which directly came in conflict with Holy Britannia's ideas of world stewardship under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}. By the 1990s, relations were at an all-time low, with the Britannian Emperor {{w|Charles III|Frederic II}} calling for the return of {{w|Quebec|Canada}} to Britannian authority. Then-US president, {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}}, though highly unpopular, clearly rejected this rhetoric, and called for mobilisation to begin. 
In the early hours of 17 July, 1994, Britannian forces stormed the city of {{w|St. John's}}, taking the American garrison completely by suprise, Holy Britannia would later send over 4 million soldiers accross the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, waging a {{w|war of extermination}} upon the United States. Large cities such as Constitution City, {{w|Brooklyn|Norc}}, {{w|Albany}}, {{w|Philadelphia}}, {{w|Ottawa}}, {{w|Washington}}, {{w|Fort Bragg}} were taken by the end of 1995, where the Britannians established {{w|labour camps in Tibet|labour camp}}s across the occupied territories and a new dominion in the former {{w|Republic of Floridia|republic}} of {{w|Florida|Floridia}}, and over 1,500 {{w|extermination camp}}s, many in the charred remains of large town and cities. The Britannians also empolyed the {{w|Three Alls policy}}, "kill all, burn all, loot all" across the Eastern Seaboard. By 1996, the US Government relocated to {{w|Chicago}}, and most of the Eastern Seaboard was under Britannian occupation, or under collaborationist governments. 
By 1997, the United States would start pushing Holy Britannia back, with the {{w|train|Transcontinental Railway System}} bulit by Soviet leader {{w|Nikolai Bukharin}} in the 1950s, proving crucial to the American war effort, where Soviet steel, grain and armaments where shipped with inmense speed from the {{w|Siberian}} farmlands and factories. {{w|Operation Bagration|Operation Liberation}} started in the winter of 1998, where at least {{Circa}} 5 million American soldiers pushed Britannian forces back from the {{w|Ohio River Valley}} and back into {{w|Pennsylvania}}, while in the {{w|Carolina}}s the Britannians would establish the {{w|Stepan Bandera|Republic of Nova Anglia}}, a collaborationist government centred in {{w|Charlotte}}. Grueling {{w|urban warfare|urban}} and {{w|trench warfare}} was continuously used during the war, with Britannian forces falling back to trench lines established in the start of the war. The most famous battle in the {{w|Western Front of World War II|Carolinian Theatre}} would be the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Fort Bragg}}, where for 12 weeks, American and Britannian forces would engage in varying degrees of cruelty against each other. 
With the advent of the {{w|21st century}} the tide would quickly turn against the Britannian occupiers, with American industry moved to the West in the States of {{w|Thomas Paine|Washington}}, {{w|Alaska|Beringia}}, {{w|Oregon}}, {{w|Saskatchewan}}, {{w|Athabaska|New Prussia}}, {{w|Calgary|New Ukraine}} and {{w|Manitoba}}, fueled by shipments of imported steel from Soviet {{w|Tver|Rusland}}, and by late 2006/early 2007, most of the Britannian occupied territories were liberated by American forces. By August 2007 American forces had dispatched Britannia from the {{w|Laurentia|Laurentide}} craton, not before Holy Britannia lauched one-eigth of its nuclear arsenal, {{circa}} 140 nuclear warheads directed to American soil, though were eventually deflected would later trigger the {{w|Great Depression|Prolonged Downturn}}. American tribunals were conducted on captured Britannian military generals, officials and {{w|Prisoner of war|POWs}}, many {{w|capital punishment|executed}} in the derelict execution camps, some of them later turned into war museums. The war technically continues, since no official armistice or peace treaty has been signed, and no attempts at diplomats to convene to sign one were made.

== Background ==
=== Aldrician Restoration ===
''Main article: {{w|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}}'' 

With the advent of the Aldrician Restoration, which ended {{w|Taisho democracy|Westminster democracy}} in 1868, the power dynamics of the {{w|Europe|European}} continent were irreversibly reshaped. [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]], which at this point was isolationist and did not bother to participate in broader European alliances, abandoned this strategy and pursued renewal under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}, whose theological doctrine combined old legends with {{w|Christianity|Christian}} teaching, and that eventually, Britannia would dominate the world. 
A small clique of generals, officers and even some members of {{w|House of Commons|Parliament}} eventually conspired to carry out a {{w|coup d'etat|coup}} against the sitting {{w|Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister}} {{w|Nigel Farage|Wilfred Shacklemore}}. The coup suceeded, and they eventually dissolved Parliament for good, restoring full power to the Britannian king, {{w|George III|Aldric IV}}, who was later crowned {{w|Emperor of Japan|Britannian Emperor}} in 29 May 1871. The teachings of the Septentrian Church became the sole legal religion, minorities were persecuted and the first of many {{w|genocide}}s committed by the Britannian state started with the {{w|Ireland|Gaelic and Septentrian genocide}}, where Irish, Scottish and Septentrian children were shipped from their homelands into boarding schools in {{w|London}} to learn {{w|English}} instead of their native tongues, which were prohibited, and lands in {{w|Ireland}}, {{w|Scotland}} and {{w|Doggerland|Septentria}} were given to ethnically {{w|Anglo-Saxon}} landowners, slowly stripping these peoples of their autonomy.

=== The Trilingual Nation ===
''Main articles: {{w|Ellis Island|Aldrician Restoration}}, {{w|New York|Trilingual Nation policy}}'' 

TBD

=== Century of Terror ===
''Main article: {{w|World War I|Great European War}}'' 

TBD

== Prelude ==

== Course of the war ==
=== Operation Sword of Gabriel (Jul 1994 - June 1995) ===
''Further information: {{w|War Plan A}}, {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''
[[File:Britannian troops Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian troops landing at St. John's, Vinland, after the city's fall to the initial invasion, 1994.]]
In one of the farthest naval invasions in modern history, 932 Britannian warships, including the majority of the Britannian aircraft carrier and submarine fleet and more than one thousand landing crafts, departed from {{w|Portsmouth}}, {{w|Dublin}}, and {{w|Cork}} over 13-15 July, 1994, before grounding at {{w|St. John’s}}, {{w|Newfoundland|Vinland}}. Extensive aerial bombardment of the city was launched from the Britannian aircraft carrier fleet, followed by a mostly unimpeded landing, having caught the city’s garrison by surprise. After establishing a beachhead in the city, Britannian marine corps flooded into occupied ports to begin an island-hopping campaign throughout the states of Vinland and {{w|Markland}}.

These landings were accompanied by similar, concurrent landings in the {{w|Florida|Republic of Floridia}} from {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, with four landings in the {{w|Florida Keys|Floridia Keys}} (on the islands of {{w|Bahia Honda}}, {{w|Key Largo}}, {{w|Key West}}, and {{w|Long Key}}), and one riskier landing near the city of Miami, beginning the {{w|World War I|Floridian Campaign}}. Seeing the dreaded naval invasion in full swing, port garrisons across the rest of the American {{w|Eastern Seaboard}} were placed on high alert, and a state of war was declared by Congress on 18 July.

Several more landings followed throughout July and August, including a successful landing in {{w|Virginia Beach}}, {{w|Virginia|East Virginia}}, meant to target the {{w|Norfolk|Norfolk Naval Station}} and {{w|Washington, D.C.}}, a partially successful landing in {{w|Philadelphia}} that cost heavy casualties on both sides, and a failed landing attempt at {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} that cost Britannia both the element of surprise and 9,000 Britannian soldiers. By November of that year, approximately four million Britannian troops had now made ground in American soil, a number that would increase as the war continued.

After initial landings, several grueling battles followed, most of which ended in Britannian victory, such as the {{w|Battle of Moscow|Battle of Washington}}, which saw the destruction of some of the nation's most important monuments and forced the American government's flight to {{w|Chicago}}, the {{w|Battle of Antietam|Battle of Norc}}, a battle that President {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}} personally participated in and was wounded during, and the deadliest battle of the war when including civilian casualties, the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Constitution City}}, discussed below. By the end of Operation Sword of Gabriel in June of 1995, the entirety of the United States east of the {{w|Appalachian Mountains}} was placed firmly under Britannian control, prompting the Britannian government to establish the first several collaboration governments on the continent, the {{w|Dominion of Canada}}.

==== Battle of Constitution City (Nov 1994 - Mar 1995) ====
After the landings at Philadelphia and St. John’s, Britannia moved to take the states of {{w|Delaware|Lenapehoking}}, {{w|Massachusett}}, {{w|New Ireland}}, and {{w|Norwich}}, overrunning Norc in the process. Constitution City, which had resisted a naval landing just three months ago, was encircled by the Britannian 7th Armoured Division and the VIII Corps on 8 November 1994, being near-ceaselessly barraged by self-propelled artillery fire and aerial bombardment. The battle was characterized by house to house fighting and trench warfare through the winter months, and its length destroyed almost 90% of the city’s intact buildings. Despite sheer disadvantage throughout the entirety of the battle, American soldiers continued fighting until they were “pushed into the sea”, leading to their surrender on 21 March, 1995.

As reprisal for the previous humiliation the Britannian armed forces faced from their failed naval landing in August, alongside the grueling length of the battle, Britannian forces executed and murdered thousands of POWs and civilians, before what remained of the now-razed city’s population was placed in the {{w|Auschwitz|S-1221 extermination camp}}.

==== Floridian Campaign (1994-1995) ====
Via the Britannian colony of {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, over 300 warships from the city of {{w|Fortaleza|Fortresstown}} landed in the islands of {{w|Florida|Floridia}} and in the Floridian mainland, making landfall in 3 August 1994. From then onwards the Floridian government called for a massive troop surge, calling for over 2 million Floridians regardless of sex, gender or {{w|ChatGPT|humanity}} to defend their homeland, and with momentum firmly on the Britannian side, launched the {{w|Battle of Sedan|Siege of Miami}}, which lasted for 233 days before Floridian forces in the city finally surrendered, and executed the {{w|Ockeechobee|Seminolia Campaign}}, with cities such as {{w|Tampa}}, {{w|Leesburg}}, {{w|Orlando|Montgomeryville}} and {{w|Fort Lauderdale}} falling to Britannian forces.

By early 1995 Floridian forces had been pushed back to {{w|Gainesville}}, with American forces serving as support, but with the {{w|Battle of Gettysburg|Battle of 1st Oxford Hills}} cutting off Floridia and Carolina from the rest of the Union Army, defeat became inevitable. The {{w|Battle of Hastings|Battle of Gainesville}} was the bloodiest battle of the Floridian Campaign, with the city holding for 3,341 days, with the last Floridian garrison dispatched in 2004, nearly 9 years after the Floridian government finally capitulated. The battle itself left 3 million Floridians dead, and 750,000 Britannian soldiers killed in battle.

=== Canada Campaign (1995 - 1998) ===
''Further information: {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''

=== Ohio Valley Campaign (Sep 1995 - Jul 1999) ===
[[File:American troop with civilians Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Three civilians take cover behind a corner while being evacuated from Akron, Ohio, 1995.]]
In September, Britannia looked to continue their forward momentum that had swept through the Eastern Seaboard by taking the industrial centers of the American midwest, leading to a Britannian crawl through the fiercely resistant Appalachian mountains, a hotbed of the American Militias Against Fascist Coercion, and eventual breakthrough in western Pennsylvania by September of 1995. The natural defenses of the Appalachian mountains, while an eventual failure, helped buy the United States valuable time in transferring much of their industrial capacity in the Ohio Valley region towards the western coast, allowing the United States to receive foreign aid from supporters such as the Soviet Union much easier via the Transcontinental Railway.

By late September, Pittsburgh fell to Britannia with little resistance, however by this time much of the city was already evacuated, and its stockpiles emptied. Facing a superior enemy that relied on sheer force, terror, and scorched-earth tactics, American high command reasoned that the most effective way to face the Britannians was to not face them at all—the {{W|Fabian strategy}}—leaving them to attrit themselves in both the wake of their own destruction and overconfident offensive maneuvers that would distance them from supplies. Planned evacuations of cities near the frontline also prevented waves of refugees that would slow down American units, and kept both manpower and morale high.
[[File:Britannian troops Toledo Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian infantry walk through the deserted city of Cleveland, 1995.]]
{{W|Cleveland}} fell to Britannian forces in October, and by November 1995, the Britannian advances into the Ohio Valley prompted the entry of {{W|Cahokia}} into the war for largely opportunistic reasons, leading them to invade {{W|Tennessee |the Tennessee}} and even parts of {{W|Kentucky|Pearson}} as part of their irridentist claims.

As the Canada Campaign stalled around Detroit in 1996, a city too large and too valuable for the United States to retreat from and therefore defended with an intense "meat grinder" strategy that arguably killed more than an outright extermination of the city, Britannia placed even more forces on the Ohio Valley Campaign's frontlines, leading to an armored spearhead along the Ohio River that would eventually be exploited by the United States in several hit-and-run tactics, further increasing Britannian attrition. By 1997, Britannia reached the peak of its advances in the United States, reaching the outskirts of {{W|Louisville}} and linking with Cahokian lines, however the tide of the war would soon reverse in the near-legendary Battle of Louisville.

==== Battle of Louisville ====
After sufficiently weakening Britannian armored forces through both leading them to overextension and the occasional hit-and-run attack, Louisville was prepared by the United States to be an ultimate staged battleground that would hopefully destroy much of Britannia's armored offensive capabilities and begin what would become ''Operation Liberation''. On 11 November 1998, the Britannian 7th Armoured Division, an infamous participant in the Battle of Constitution City, and therefore chosen for its experience in urban warfare, arrived at the city alongside several supporting {{W|yeomanry}} regiments expecting to find similar, minimal resistance. The United States, however, deployed much of its anti-tank capabilities, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers mined the outskirts of the city heavily with anti-tank mines intended on funneling tanks towards the edge of the Ohio River, a designated "kill zone" for anti-tank guns, which were placed at the top of the river valley to the east. Bridges crossing the river were also blown in an attempt to restrict enemy movement as much as possible.

With this deep strategic planning in place, Britannian forces were caught entirely by surprise when they found themselves suddenly encircled and under heavy, suppressive fire that further pinned them in place. Rather than surrendering, the 7th Armoured Division continued to fight desperately until the unit was all but destroyed, leading to the death of ~17,000 Britannian soldiers and the capture of ~3,000 more. Casualties were further multiplied as American forces attacked retreating unencircled forces, mainly logistical units intended to supply the deep spearhead leading to the city, resulting in a total of 22,000 deaths in one of the worst humiliations of Britannian forces throughout the entire war.

After the Battle of Louisville, Britannian forces would begin slowly retreating from the Ohio Valley, with the last units being pushed out of Pittsburgh in July of 1999, leaving them to once again fend for themselves in the Appalachian mountains. Cahokia also withdrew from the war in 1998 due to a civil war over the country's participation.

=== Hurricane Mitch makes landfall in Floridia (Oct 1998) ===
[[File:American troops inside building Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Two American units from the 6th Marines during the Second Battle of Pittsburgh, 1999.]]

=== Operation Liberation (Dec 1998 - {{circa}} 2003) ===
=== Carolinian Campaign (1994 - 2005) ===
=== Final years of the war ===

==== Battle of the Red Hills (2006) ====

=== Britannia expelled from the United States (2007) ===

== American Genocide ==

== Aftermath ==
== Impact ==
=== Casualties ===
=== Impact of Soviet imports to the war effort ===
=== 40th Amendment of the United States Constitution and the Quiet Revolution ===
=== American Genocide Tribunal ===
=== The Great Debate ===
== In popular culture ==
=== Participation of metahumans in the war ===
=== film, art and writing works ===
=== The term "Mesopelagia" ===
== See also ==
== Notes ==
== References ==
=== Sources ===
== Further reading ==
== External links ==
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[[Category:Dudeman World]]

Second Anglo-American War (Dudeman World)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Second Anglo-American War}}
{{Infobox military conflict
| conflict = Second Anglo-American War
| part_of = the {{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}
| image = Mountcarmelfire04-19-93-n.jpeg
| caption = '''Clockwise from top left:''' Remains of the {{w|Auschwitz (disambiguation)|D-1333 extermination camp}}, set ablaze by American forces after the {{w|Battle of Wuhan|Battle of Ottawa}}, 1996. This was voted as the most impactful/representaive image of the Second Anglo-American War.
| date = {{w|2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine|17 July 1994}} – present ({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=17|month1=7|year1=1994|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}}) 
(Fighting ended {{Circa}} 25 September 2007, {{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=25|month1=9|year1=2007|day2=|month2=|year2=|duration=yes}} ago)
| place = {{w|North America}}; {{w|Quebec|Canada}}, the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, the {{w|Tennessee}}, {{w|Ohio River Valley}}, {{w|Azores|Atlantis Archipelago}}, {{w|Florida Peninsula|Floridian peninsula}}
| territory = ''Statu quo ante bellum'' in most of the American mainland, [[Florida|Floridia]] reorganised into the {{w|Bahamas|Dominion of Floridia}}
| result = Inconclusive; both sides claim victory
| combatant1 = {{Tree list}}
* {{Flagicon|United States|1912}} '''[[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]'''
** {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Minutemen|American Militias Against Fascist Coercion}}
** {{flagicon image|Flag of Florida.svg}} {{w|Florida (state)|Republic of Floridia}} (until 1995)
**{{Flagicon|Soviet Union}}/{{Flagicon|Germany|empire}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}}/{{flagicon image|Bandera Nacional de Guerra de Mexico en 1815.svg}}/{{Flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Volunteer|volunteers}} across the world
{{tree list/end}}
| combatant2 = {{Tree list}}
* {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} '''[[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]'''
** {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Dominion of Canada}}
** {{flag|United States|1776|name=Reorganised Dominion of America}}
*** {{flagicon image|Flag of the Bahamas (1964-1973).svg}} {{w|Nazi Germany|Floridia}} (from 1995)
*** ''volunteers from Britannian colonies abroad...''
* {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{W|Cahokia}} (1995-1998)
{{Tree list/end}}
| commander1 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|United States Armed Forces|Union Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Flag_of_the_President_of_the_United_States.svg}} '''{{w|Tip O'Neill|Francis Beltram}}''' {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Colin Powell}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Columbia|Eugenia Kost}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Jacques Leclerc}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Hillary Clinton|Marie van Bergan}} {{MIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Ross Perot|Frederic Mustermann}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Barbara Bush|Sofía Menendez-Rosas}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}} {{w|Robot|KillBot 9000}}
| {{flagdeco|United States|army}}/{{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Mao Zedong|Gumi Megpoid}} {{WIA}}
| '''{{w|Minutemen|Organised militias}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Zhu De|Hermann Custer}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|An Appeal to Heaven Flag.svg}} {{w|Chen Yi (marshal)|Thomas Jegler}} {{Executed}}
| '''{{w|South East Asia Command|Volunteers}}:'''
| {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} {{w|Dmitry Yazov}}
| {{Flagicon|Germany|empire}} {{w|Hans-Georg Wieck}}
| {{flagicon image|Japan Kouzoku Flag 16ben.svg}} {{w|Sigma|Yuri Matayoshi}}
| {{flagicon|Argentina}} {{w|Derek Sánchez}}
}}
| commander2 = {{ubl
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Holy Britannian Army}}:'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal standard of the United Kingdom.svg}} '''{{w|Charles III|Frederic II}}'''
| {{flagicon image|Royal Standard of the Prince of Wales.svg}} {{w|Prince William (disambiguation)|Prince Aldric of Wales}} {{WIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Aethelstan McMurrows}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Hideki Tojo|Dick Frost}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Yoshijirō Umezu|Samantha Hemmingway}} {{executed}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|Thomas McThames}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagdeco|United Kingdom|army}} {{w|Roy Jenkins|George Andrews}}
| '''{{w|Imperial General Headquarters|Collaborationists}}:'''
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Thomas Caldwell}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|Canada|1957|name=Jeremy Duke}} {{KIA}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=David Duke}} {{executed}}
| {{flag|USA|1776|name=Georg Daniels-Helse}} {{KIA}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Jules Pointdexter}}
| {{flagicon image|Flag of Cahokia (Dudeman World).png}} {{w|Cahokia|Mesken Tamaroa}}

}}
| units3 = ''See {{w|Combatants of the Second Sino-Japanese War|combatants}}''
| strength1 = '''20,500,000+ total'''
; {{flagdeco|United States}} [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]]
: over 20 million (2006)
; {{flagdeco|Soviet Union}}/{{flagdeco|Germany|empire}}/{{flagdeco|Argentina}} Volunteers
: 500,000+ (2003)
| strength2 = '''10-12 million soldiers, collaborationists and settlers'''
; {{flagicon image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]]
: 6,500,000 (Britannian proper)
: 2,700,000 (collaborationists)
: 2-4 million settlers
: 500,000 soldiers from colonies abroad
| casualties1 = ; {{flagdeco|USA|1912}} Official American data
: 12,754,000 killed
: 9,000,000-23,000,000 injured
: 2,000,000 missing
; 15-30 million+ casualties
; Militias
: 160,603–161,067 killed
: 285,669–290,467 wounded
: 87,208 missing
: 45,989 POWs
; Total
: 20-40 million+ casualties
: 1 million+ captured
: 266,800–1,000,000 POWs dead or missing
| casualties2 = ; {{Flagicon_image|Flag of the United Kingdom defaced with coat of arms.svg}} Britannian estimate
: 2-4 million dead
: 900,000 wounded
: 1 million+ captured
: 1.5~ million settlers killed or expelled
; Collaborationist forces
: 288,140–574,560 dead
: 742,000 wounded
: Middle estimate: 960,000 dead and wounded
; Total
: 3-5.5 million casualties
| casualties3 = : 30,000,000+ civilian deaths
: 80-140,000,000 {{w|internally displaced person}}s
: Countless cities destroyed, burnt or upended
: over 4,000 villages, 20,000 towns and 3,300 hamlets destroyed
; Between 30-50 million total killed, though the true number may be as high as 100 million killed, likely one-fitfh of America's pre-war population of 532,760,000
}}
The '''Second Anglo-American War''' (17 July 1994–present), known in the [[United States (Dudeman World)|United States]] as the '''Resistance War''', and abroad as the '''Britannian War of Aggression''', is an ongoing{{efn|While the war has not concluded in an armistice or peace treaty, a de facto state of ceasefire has existed since {{circa}}. 25 September 2007}} armed conflict between the United States and [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Holy Britannia]].
The seeds of the conflict had been planted well before the 20th century, when the {{wikipedia|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}} in [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]] undid with the weak democracy that existed in Westmister in 1868, before engaging in increasingly brutal wars of conquest and genocide across {{wikipedia|Europe}}, {{w|South America}}, {{w|Africa}} and {{w|Asia}} during the first 2 quarters of the {{w|20th century}}, and coining the term ''{{w|World War II|Century of Terror}}''. During this time, the United States increasingly abandoned English as the sole working language, in favour of a the idea of the "''{{w|Tricameralism|Trilingual Nation}}''", spearheaded by {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} {{w|mayor of New York City|mayor}} {{w|Fiorello la Guardia|Jonathan O'Donell}} and the {{w|Factions in the Republican Party (United States)|Eastern wing}} of the {{w|Republican Party (United States)|Republicans}}, who sought {{w|internationalism}} over isolationism, which directly came in conflict with Holy Britannia's ideas of world stewardship under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}. By the 1990s, relations were at an all-time low, with the Britannian Emperor {{w|Charles III|Frederic II}} calling for the return of {{w|Quebec|Canada}} to Britannian authority. Then-US president, {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}}, though highly unpopular, clearly rejected this rhetoric, and called for mobilisation to begin. 
In the early hours of 17 July, 1994, Britannian forces stormed the city of {{w|St. John's}}, taking the American garrison completely by suprise, Holy Britannia would later send over 4 million soldiers accross the {{w|Eastern Seaboard}}, waging a {{w|war of extermination}} upon the United States. Large cities such as Constitution City, {{w|Brooklyn|Norc}}, {{w|Albany}}, {{w|Philadelphia}}, {{w|Ottawa}}, {{w|Washington}}, {{w|Fort Bragg}} were taken by the end of 1995, where the Britannians established {{w|labour camps in Tibet|labour camp}}s across the occupied territories and a new dominion in the former {{w|Republic of Floridia|republic}} of {{w|Florida|Floridia}}, and over 1,500 {{w|extermination camp}}s, many in the charred remains of large town and cities. The Britannians also empolyed the {{w|Three Alls policy}}, "kill all, burn all, loot all" across the Eastern Seaboard. By 1996, the US Government relocated to {{w|Chicago}}, and most of the Eastern Seaboard was under Britannian occupation, or under collaborationist governments. 
By 1997, the United States would start pushing Holy Britannia back, with the {{w|train|Transcontinental Railway System}} bulit by Soviet leader {{w|Nikolai Bukharin}} in the 1950s, proving crucial to the American war effort, where Soviet steel, grain and armaments where shipped with inmense speed from the {{w|Siberian}} farmlands and factories. {{w|Operation Bagration|Operation Liberation}} started in the winter of 1998, where at least {{Circa}} 5 million American soldiers pushed Britannian forces back from the {{w|Ohio River Valley}} and back into {{w|Pennsylvania}}, while in the {{w|Carolina}}s the Britannians would establish the {{w|Stepan Bandera|Republic of Nova Anglia}}, a collaborationist government centred in {{w|Charlotte}}. Grueling {{w|urban warfare|urban}} and {{w|trench warfare}} was continuously used during the war, with Britannian forces falling back to trench lines established in the start of the war. The most famous battle in the {{w|Western Front of World War II|Carolinian Theatre}} would be the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Fort Bragg}}, where for 12 weeks, American and Britannian forces would engage in varying degrees of cruelty against each other. 
With the advent of the {{w|21st century}} the tide would quickly turn against the Britannian occupiers, with American industry moved to the West in the States of {{w|Thomas Paine|Washington}}, {{w|Alaska|Beringia}}, {{w|Oregon}}, {{w|Saskatchewan}}, {{w|Athabaska|New Prussia}}, {{w|Calgary|New Ukraine}} and {{w|Manitoba}}, fueled by shipments of imported steel from Soviet {{w|Tver|Rusland}}, and by late 2006/early 2007, most of the Britannian occupied territories were liberated by American forces. By August 2007 American forces had dispatched Britannia from the {{w|Laurentia|Laurentide}} craton, not before Holy Britannia lauched one-eigth of its nuclear arsenal, {{circa}} 140 nuclear warheads directed to American soil, though were eventually deflected would later trigger the {{w|Great Depression|Prolonged Downturn}}. American tribunals were conducted on captured Britannian military generals, officials and {{w|Prisoner of war|POWs}}, many {{w|capital punishment|executed}} in the derelict execution camps, some of them later turned into war museums. The war technically continues, since no official armistice or peace treaty has been signed, and no attempts at diplomats to convene to sign one were made.

== Background ==
=== Aldrician Restoration ===
''Main article: {{w|Meiji Restoration|Aldrician Restoration}}'' 

With the advent of the Aldrician Restoration, which ended {{w|Taisho democracy|Westminster democracy}} in 1868, the power dynamics of the {{w|Europe|European}} continent were irreversibly reshaped. [[Holy Britannia (Dudeman World)|Britannia]], which at this point was isolationist and did not bother to participate in broader European alliances, abandoned this strategy and pursued renewal under the {{w|Church of England|Septentrian Church}}, whose theological doctrine combined old legends with {{w|Christianity|Christian}} teaching, and that eventually, Britannia would dominate the world. 
A small clique of generals, officers and even some members of {{w|House of Commons|Parliament}} eventually conspired to carry out a {{w|coup d'etat|coup}} against the sitting {{w|Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister}} {{w|Nigel Farage|Wilfred Shacklemore}}. The coup suceeded, and they eventually dissolved Parliament for good, restoring full power to the Britannian king, {{w|George III|Aldric IV}}, who was later crowned {{w|Emperor of Japan|Britannian Emperor}} in 29 May 1871. The teachings of the Septentrian Church became the sole legal religion, minorities were persecuted and the first of many {{w|genocide}}s committed by the Britannian state started with the {{w|Ireland|Gaelic and Septentrian genocide}}, where Irish, Scottish and Septentrian children were shipped from their homelands into boarding schools in {{w|London}} to learn {{w|English}} instead of their native tongues, which were prohibited, and lands in {{w|Ireland}}, {{w|Scotland}} and {{w|Doggerland|Septentria}} were given to ethnically {{w|Anglo-Saxon}} landowners, slowly stripping these peoples of their autonomy.

=== The Trilingual Nation ===
''Main articles: {{w|Ellis Island|Aldrician Restoration}}, {{w|New York|Trilingual Nation policy}}'' 

TBD

=== Century of Terror ===
''Main article: {{w|World War I|Great European War}}'' 

TBD

== Prelude ==

== Course of the war ==
=== Operation Sword of Gabriel (Jul 1994 - June 1995) ===
''Further information: {{w|War Plan A}}, {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''
[[File:Britannian troops Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian troops landing at St. John's, Vinland, after the city's fall to the initial invasion, 1994.]]
In one of the farthest naval invasions in modern history, 932 Britannian warships, including the majority of the Britannian aircraft carrier and submarine fleet and more than one thousand landing crafts, departed from {{w|Portsmouth}}, {{w|Dublin}}, and {{w|Cork}} over 13-15 July, 1994, before grounding at {{w|St. John’s}}, {{w|Newfoundland|Vinland}}. Extensive aerial bombardment of the city was launched from the Britannian aircraft carrier fleet, followed by a mostly unimpeded landing, having caught the city’s garrison by surprise. After establishing a beachhead in the city, Britannian marine corps flooded into occupied ports to begin an island-hopping campaign throughout the states of Vinland and {{w|Markland}}.

These landings were accompanied by similar, concurrent landings in the {{w|Florida|Republic of Floridia}} from {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, with four landings in the {{w|Florida Keys|Floridia Keys}} (on the islands of {{w|Bahia Honda}}, {{w|Key Largo}}, {{w|Key West}}, and {{w|Long Key}}), and one riskier landing near the city of Miami, beginning the {{w|World War I|Floridian Campaign}}. Seeing the dreaded naval invasion in full swing, port garrisons across the rest of the American {{w|Eastern Seaboard}} were placed on high alert, and a state of war was declared by Congress on 18 July.

Several more landings followed throughout July and August, including a successful landing in {{w|Virginia Beach}}, {{w|Virginia|East Virginia}}, meant to target the {{w|Norfolk|Norfolk Naval Station}} and {{w|Washington, D.C.}}, a partially successful landing in {{w|Philadelphia}} that cost heavy casualties on both sides, and a failed landing attempt at {{w|Boston|Constitution City}} that cost Britannia both the element of surprise and 9,000 Britannian soldiers. By November of that year, approximately four million Britannian troops had now made ground in American soil, a number that would increase as the war continued.

After initial landings, several grueling battles followed, most of which ended in Britannian victory, such as the {{w|Battle of Moscow|Battle of Washington}}, which saw the destruction of some of the nation's most important monuments and forced the American government's flight to {{w|Chicago}}, the {{w|Battle of Antietam|Battle of Norc}}, a battle that President {{w|Tip O'Neil|Francis Beltram}} personally participated in and was wounded during, and the deadliest battle of the war when including civilian casualties, the {{w|Battle of Stalingrad|Battle of Constitution City}}, discussed below. By the end of Operation Sword of Gabriel in June of 1995, the entirety of the United States east of the {{w|Appalachian Mountains}} was placed firmly under Britannian control, prompting the Britannian government to establish the first several collaboration governments on the continent, the {{w|Dominion of Canada}}.

==== Battle of Constitution City (Nov 1994 - Mar 1995) ====
After the landings at Philadelphia and St. John’s, Britannia moved to take the states of {{w|Delaware|Lenapehoking}}, {{w|Massachusett}}, {{w|New Ireland}}, and {{w|Norwich}}, overrunning Norc in the process. Constitution City, which had resisted a naval landing just three months ago, was encircled by the Britannian 7th Armoured Division and the VIII Corps on 8 November 1994, being near-ceaselessly barraged by self-propelled artillery fire and aerial bombardment. The battle was characterized by house to house fighting and trench warfare through the winter months, and its length destroyed almost 90% of the city’s intact buildings. Despite sheer disadvantage throughout the entirety of the battle, American soldiers continued fighting until they were “pushed into the sea”, leading to their surrender on 21 March, 1995.

As reprisal for the previous humiliation the Britannian armed forces faced from their failed naval landing in August, alongside the grueling length of the battle, Britannian forces executed and murdered thousands of POWs and civilians, before what remained of the now-razed city’s population was placed in the {{w|Auschwitz|S-1221 extermination camp}}.

==== Floridian Campaign (1994-1995) ====
Via the Britannian colony of {{w|Brazil|Hy-Brasil}}, over 300 warships from the city of {{w|Fortaleza|Fortresstown}} landed in the islands of {{w|Florida|Floridia}} and in the Floridian mainland, making landfall in 3 August 1994. From then onwards the Floridian government called for a massive troop surge, calling for over 2 million Floridians regardless of sex, gender or {{w|ChatGPT|humanity}} to defend their homeland, and with momentum firmly on the Britannian side, launched the {{w|Battle of Sedan|Siege of Miami}}, which lasted for 233 days before Floridian forces in the city finally surrendered, and executed the {{w|Ockeechobee|Seminolia Campaign}}, with cities such as {{w|Tampa}}, {{w|Leesburg}}, {{w|Orlando|Montgomeryville}} and {{w|Fort Lauderdale}} falling to Britannian forces.

By early 1995 Floridian forces had been pushed back to {{w|Gainesville}}, with American forces serving as support, but with the {{w|Battle of Gettysburg|Battle of 1st Oxford Hills}} cutting off Floridia and Carolina from the rest of the Union Army, defeat became inevitable. The {{w|Battle of Hastings|Battle of Gainesville}} was the bloodiest battle of the Floridian Campaign, with the city holding for 3,341 days, with the last Floridian garrison dispatched in 2004, nearly 9 years after the Floridian government finally capitulated. The battle itself left 3 million Floridians dead, and 750,000 Britannian soldiers killed in battle.

=== Canada Campaign (1995 - 1998) ===
''Further information: {{w|European theatre of World War II|Canada Campaign}}''

=== Ohio Valley Campaign (Sep 1995 - Jul 1999) ===
[[File:American troop with civilians Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Three civilians take cover behind a corner while being evacuated from Pittsburgh, 1995.]]
In September, Britannia looked to continue their forward momentum that had swept through the Eastern Seaboard by taking the industrial centers of the American midwest, leading to a Britannian crawl through the fiercely resistant Appalachian mountains, a hotbed of the American Militias Against Fascist Coercion, and eventual breakthrough in western Pennsylvania by September of 1995. The natural defenses of the Appalachian mountains, while an eventual failure, helped buy the United States valuable time in transferring much of their industrial capacity in the Ohio Valley region towards the western coast, allowing the United States to receive foreign aid from supporters such as the Soviet Union much easier via the Transcontinental Railway.

By late September, Pittsburgh fell to Britannia with little resistance, however by this time much of the city was already evacuated, and its stockpiles emptied. Facing a superior enemy that relied on sheer force, terror, and scorched-earth tactics, American high command reasoned that the most effective way to face the Britannians was to not face them at all—the {{W|Fabian strategy}}—leaving them to attrit themselves in both the wake of their own destruction and overconfident offensive maneuvers that would distance them from supplies. Planned evacuations of cities near the frontline also prevented waves of refugees that would slow down American units, and kept both manpower and morale high.
[[File:Britannian troops Toledo Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Britannian infantry walk through the deserted city of Toledo, 1995.]]
{{W|Toledo}} fell to Britannian forces in October, and by November 1995, the Britannian advances into the Ohio Valley prompted the entry of {{W|Cahokia}} into the war for largely opportunistic reasons, leading them to invade {{W|Tennessee |the Tennessee}} and even parts of {{W|Kentucky|Pearson}} as part of their irridentist claims.

As the Canada Campaign stalled around Detroit in 1996, a city too large and too valuable for the United States to retreat from and therefore defended with an intense "meat grinder" strategy that arguably killed more than an outright extermination of the city, Britannia placed even more forces on the Ohio Valley Campaign's frontlines, leading to an armored spearhead along the Ohio River that would eventually be exploited by the United States in several hit-and-run tactics, further increasing Britannian attrition. By 1997, Britannia reached the peak of its advances in the United States, reaching the outskirts of {{W|Louisville}} and linking with Cahokian lines, however the tide of the war would soon reverse in the near-legendary Battle of Louisville.

==== Battle of Louisville ====
After sufficiently weakening Britannian armored forces through both leading them to overextension and the occasional hit-and-run attack, Louisville was prepared by the United States to be an ultimate staged battleground that would hopefully destroy much of Britannia's armored offensive capabilities and begin what would become ''Operation Liberation''. On 11 November 1998, the Britannian 7th Armoured Division, an infamous participant in the Battle of Constitution City, and therefore chosen for its experience in urban warfare, arrived at the city alongside several supporting {{W|yeomanry}} regiments expecting to find similar, minimal resistance. The United States, however, deployed much of its anti-tank capabilities, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers mined the outskirts of the city heavily with anti-tank mines intended on funneling tanks towards the edge of the Ohio River, a designated "kill zone" for anti-tank guns, which were placed at the top of the river valley to the east. Bridges crossing the river were also blown in an attempt to restrict enemy movement as much as possible.

With this deep strategic planning in place, Britannian forces were caught entirely by surprise when they found themselves suddenly encircled and under heavy, suppressive fire that further pinned them in place. Rather than surrendering, the 7th Armoured Division continued to fight desperately until the unit was all but destroyed, leading to the death of ~17,000 Britannian soldiers and the capture of ~3,000 more. Casualties were further multiplied as American forces attacked retreating unencircled forces, mainly logistical units intended to supply the deep spearhead leading to the city, resulting in a total of 22,000 deaths in one of the worst humiliations of Britannian forces throughout the entire war.

After the Battle of Louisville, Britannian forces would begin slowly retreating from the Ohio Valley, with the last units being pushed out of Pittsburgh in July of 1999, leaving them to once again fend for themselves in the Appalachian mountains. Cahokia also withdrew from the war in 1998 due to a civil war over the country's participation.

=== Hurricane Mitch makes landfall in Floridia (Oct 1998) ===
[[File:American troops inside building Dudeman World.png|thumb|200x200px|Two American units from the 6th Marines during the Second Battle of Pittsburgh, 1999.]]

=== Operation Liberation (Dec 1998 - {{circa}} 2003) ===
=== Carolinian Campaign (1994 - 2005) ===
=== Final years of the war ===

==== Battle of the Red Hills (2006) ====

=== Britannia expelled from the United States (2007) ===

== American Genocide ==

== Aftermath ==
== Impact ==
=== Casualties ===
=== Impact of Soviet imports to the war effort ===
=== 40th Amendment of the United States Constitution and the Quiet Revolution ===
=== American Genocide Tribunal ===
=== The Great Debate ===
== In popular culture ==
=== Participation of metahumans in the war ===
=== film, art and writing works ===
=== The term "Mesopelagia" ===
== See also ==
== Notes ==
== References ==
=== Sources ===
== Further reading ==
== External links ==
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