One of the first targets of the invasion was Georgia. After a rocket strike at the Fort Gordon and Fort Benning bases, two strikes were made in the Atlanta area: Florida and the beaches of Savannah.

Just north of Macon, the 48 Brigade Combat Team, the National Guard (or rather what was left of it), faced a difficult choice - to try to defend Atlanta or bypassing larger cities to seek contact with other survivors to create a stronger group. A fighting force capable of opposing attackers. In part, the dilemma was solved by the Russians themselves cutting off the road to the state capital.

South and east were lost. Left to the north - but it was not easy ...

   
