THE year is 1930 – and the British Empire is at war with the United States.
Royal Navy battleships bristling with enormous guns are steaming across the Atlantic.
And meanwhile, American soldiers are storming across the border into Empire-controlled Canada.
Both sides are facing a race against time in a first flurry of engagements that will decide the future of the West.
It seems unthinkable now – but this was the situation foreseen by US generals in the secretive ‘WAR PLAN RED’.
Britain and the US were standing victorious after defeating Germany and the Central Powers in World War 1.
But the UK was counting the cost – having lost nearly one million men in the mud-churned fields of Europe.
And as well as the spent lives, King George V’s government owed what today amounts to BILLIONS to America.
Reeling from the atrocities and the bloodshed, the world remained sat …
