Fort Bragg - a base of landing troops and special forces, was one of the first targets of the invasion. Neutralizing the elite of the American army was like a straight blow to the jaw. The decision of the Russian command of Fort Bragg was to be transformed into a command post of the "Wastok" sector, as well as an anti-aircraft defense center. For a week there was already a rocket installation.

Reflection of the base was not only a point of honor, but also enabled the release of detained units there. In addition, the Russian occupation of Fort Bragg, meant shutting down and laping the Marines on the coast at Camp Lejeune near Jacksonville.

Maintaining the Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune bases would give rise to a front line that could shield the north coast of the East Coast, including the Northeast Corridor with Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
