Less than a week after the end of the Harrisburg fights, in the western suburbs of Washington and Baltimore, a violent movement began. Military and military bases, especially in the Washington area, began to emerge from Russian and Arab troops. Those who saw what was going on later said that the sight was like war movies. But it was not a movie - the strikers decided to take the initiative in a live way out of Kursk.

The plan predicted a strike west of Harrisburg, cutting off the forces that had captured the city and re-sealing through the Apallach chain. What was missing from the Russians was that the edge of the offensive was passing through Gettysburg, and if they wanted to bring the Americans into a fury - they could not have picked a better place.
