"Gentlemen, the operational plan for this campaign against the United States is as follows. Army Group B, together with the 1st and 2nd Army Groups of the England and Wales Army, will attack Maine from New Brunswick province, advance south along the coast, and fight all the way to Washington!" Field Marshal Manstein ordered.
This force would include one million German troops, along with two million from the Kingdom of England and Wales—a full three million men.
"Yes, Commander." Marshal Guderian replied.
"Army Group A will pass through Quebec province in Canada and invade Vermont and New York in the United States. Then it will cross the Appalachian Mountains southward and attack Washington. The 1st Army Group of the Kingdom of Ukraine and the 1st Army Group of the Kingdom of Poland will coordinate with Army Group B." Field Marshal Manstein continued.
"Yes, Commander!" Marshal Blomberg, commander of Army Group A, replied.
This force likewise consisted of one million German troops and two million Puppet Troops.
"Army Group C will pass through Ontario province and attack Michigan and the other Great Lakes regions from south of Toronto. Once successful, it will advance south and cut off the American military's retreat. Ireland's 1st Army, Scotland's 1st Army, Bohemia's 1st Army and 2nd Army, and Finland's 1st Army will coordinate with Army Group C." Field Marshal Manstein ordered.
"Yes, Commander." Marshal Rommel replied.
This force included one million German troops and one million Puppet Troops. Its strength was somewhat lower than that of the other two forces. However, the region it would attack was an area where the American military's defenses were weak. Britain had previously assured the United States that although it had surrendered to Germany, it would not participate in this war. This gave the Americans the illusion that the