Second Utopian-American War

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American Soldiers fight in Utopia, circa March 2197	 	 	
 	 	 	
Date: March 2 - April 27, 2197 	 	 	
Location: Heaven on Earth 	 	 	
Result: Utopian Victory
*Failure of America to overthrow the Utopian Government
*End of American involvement in Utopia until 2312
*Injury to the Administration of Thorton Echevarria	 	 	
Belligerents 	Belligerents 	Belligerents 	Belligerents
United States of America Utopia 	 	 	
Commanders and Leaders 	Commanders and Leaders	Commanders and Leaders	Commanders and Leaders
Thorton Echevarria 	 	 	
Bullrun Jackson 	 	 	
James Spire 	 	 	
 	 	 	
Joshua Castille presumed 	 	 	
James Cornegee 	 	 	
Younitra Mass 	 	 	
Casualties and Loses 	Casualties and Loses 	Casualties and Loses 	Casualties and Loses
147 dead, 27,000 wounded 	 	 	
 	 	 	
23 dead, 489 wounded 	 	 	
The Second Utopian-American War was a six week conflict between the United States of America and Heaven on Earth. Fighting began when American President Emperor Thorton Echevarria requested Congress declare war on Utopia.
In 2197 Echevarria would ask Congress to declare war on Utopia to liberate its population from "the worst abuse and most horrifying oppression since the Chinese Communists and even the Nazi's". On March 2, 2197 congress would declare war on Utopia for a second time since the Cromwell Administration. The first stage of the war saw bombers take off from Liberia to conduct limited bombing campaigns against critical military targets. Utopian Leadership would intentionally allow American spy planes to fly over parts of Utopia to see that the government had relocated thousands of children in or near critical military infrastructure and forts forcing Echevarria to cease bombings to avoid the killing of children.
The next stage of operations saw a conventional invasion from Liberia as well as American soldiers invading through Nigeria and Egypt. This would end in disaster as Utopia began to send children to the front lines and in some cases strap children to soldiers and placed inside military vehicles as a test to see if the Americans would fire on children. The gamble paid off as Echevarria ordered a full scale retreat. As the Americans fled planes flew overhead dropping mustard gas on American soldiers burning them alive.
Seeing as Utopia was happy to use children as human shields in every part of conflict the United States was forced to withdraw just 6 weeks into the war, declaring an end to combat operations on April 17th.
American captured by the Utopian Government were publicly mutilated and skinned alive before being released at the Egyptian border to live with the horrors inflicted on them. "The horrifying treatment of American POW's in Utopia" New York Times Archive, 2198