Crusade in Europe

An investigation into the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party that lay the groundwork for World War II.

Shortly before the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, the United States' military forces receive an upgrade.

At war both in Europe and the Pacific, America manages to transform its economy from peacetime to wartime.

American troops arrive in England and undergo physical and mental preparations for their German enemies. The decision is made by the Allied forces to invade French North Africa, and the Eighth Air Force begins its bombing offensive.

American and British troops of Operation Torch begin their journey across the Atlantic ocean towards their three destinations on the North African coast; industry in America goes into full war production, and Operation Torch landings are successful.

Bad weather hinders the struggle to reach Tunis before the Germans, and the allies demand an unconditional surrender.