May 20, 1996, Southern Indiana.
The annihilation of the Italian "Sniper" brigade was like a bucket of ice water poured over the heads of the NATO Allied commanders.
Fight?
Fight what?
Eventually, everyone would take turns getting hit.
Mexico is too strong.
So, the very tacit front line halted about fifty kilometers south of Gree City, not advancing further.
No one could sacrifice themselves for the United States, could they?
We came here to make money!!!
No one wanted to be the next Bertolini.
The British forces were the first to retreat their defensive line, pulling back the salient to align with the adjacent French defense area.
Seeing this, the French Foreign Legion tactfully retracted about three kilometers north to occupy a more easily defensible bend in the river.
The Germans followed closely; their positions were already methodical, and at this moment they strengthened their fortifications, preparing for a long-term standoff.
