Battle of Old Harbor (Prelude)

The Battle of Old Harbor was a pivotal moment in the Great War of 1987. As the Soviet Union launched their surprise attack on North America, the small coastal town of Old Harbor in Alaska became a key battleground.
== Background ==
As the Soviet forces marched towards the town, the United States and Canadian military units stationed there were caught off guard. However, they quickly regrouped and put up a fierce resistance against the invaders. The battle was intense and brutal, with both sides sustaining heavy casualties.
The Soviet forces, led by the highly trained Spetznas special forces unit, were heavily armed and experienced in urban warfare. They had the advantage of surprise and superior firepower, but the US and Canadian troops were determined to defend their home soil.
The initial assaults on the town were met with fierce resistance from the defenders, who were able to hold off the invaders for several days. Despite being outnumbered and outgunned, the US and Canadian troops were able to slow down the Soviet advance and inflict significant casualties.
However, the tide of the battle began to turn as the Soviet forces brought in reinforcements and heavy artillery. The defenders were gradually pushed back towards the center of the town, where they made their last stand at the old harbor.
The final battle for Old Harbor was a desperate and bloody affair, with the US and Canadian troops fighting for every inch of ground. But in the end, they were overwhelmed by the sheer firepower and numbers of the Soviet forces. The last remaining defenders were either killed or captured, and Old Harbor fell to the invaders.
The Battle of Old Harbor was a significant victory for the Soviet Union. The town was left in ruins, and the fate of the captured soldiers remains unknown.
Category:Prelude