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United States of America

The New Order: Last Days of America

Information OFN Allies Military Government Elections Economy National Crisis

The United States of America, once the leader of the free world, now lies divided, weakened by internal strife and foreign threats. Following the Axis victory in the Second World War, America struggles to maintain its grip on democracy, facing both ideological and existential threats.

The Organization of Free Nations (OFN) is America's last stand against totalitarianism. A fragile alliance of democracies resisting the global tide of fascism and chaos.

  • Canada
  • United Kingdom-in-Exile
  • Japan (post-democratization)
  • Brazil
  • Australia

America's military remains potent, though overstretched. It relies on elite divisions, experimental technologies, and strategic air power to maintain global presence.

  • Army: 12 Active Divisions
  • Navy: 5 Carrier Groups
  • Air Force: Strategic Bombers and Jet Interceptors

A fragile democratic republic teetering on the edge. Infighting among parties, corruption, and pressure from extremist groups has severely undermined federal authority.

President: Richard Nixon (Republican)
Vice President: Nelson Rockefeller
Congress: Split, high partisan gridlock

The upcoming elections could determine the very survival of American democracy. Radical parties gain ground while moderates struggle to unite.

  • Republican Party (Status Quo / Anti-Fascist)
  • Democratic Reform Bloc (Progressive)
  • National Vanguard (Far-Right)
  • Liberty League (Libertarian)

America’s economy is still formidable, but marred by inequality, corporate overreach, and infrastructure decay. The Rust Belt continues to decline while coastal cities flourish.

The American Crisis is not just political or economic — it is existential. The people are losing faith in democracy. Violence simmers in the streets. The question looms: can the Union survive?

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