In the fourth week of the invasion, the attackers began to suffer from supply problems. Transport of heavy units from Russia was not as smooth as it was supposed to be - Europe, though kept in an atomic chess - has something to say. To strengthen their divisions somehow, the Russians used Cuban equipment and capture equipment. Unfortunately, the first one was outdated and the second one was not very capable of handling.

But the wholesale quantities of handguns, from M-16s to Stingers that fell into their hands-could have been dangerous.

The initial, rather desperate, plan was modified and the Brigade was ordered to remain on the East Coast. Another important point was Fort Bragg.
