The Bering Sea conflict was a multifactional military engagement involving the United States and the Soviet Union that took place on Earth between 2045 and 2050.[1] It is unknown if this was an isolated conflict or part of a larger, full-scale war between the US and the USSR.
Bering Sea conflict[]
Map of specific conflict areas of the Kara Sea Hostage Crisis.
In 2045, an event known as the "Kara Sea Hostage Crisis" occurred when the crew of an American freighter ventured deep inside the enemy-held Kara Sea and were captured by the Soviet Union, potentially as a result of open military and political conflicts that had pitted the United States and the USSR against each other. The Kara Sea Hostage Crisis is regarded as the opening event in the Battle of the Bering Sea.
Map of specific war areas of the Battle of the Bering Sea.
In 2047 and 2050, the US Navy's Third Fleet engaged in naval battles with the Red Banner Northern Fleet and the Red Banner Pacific Fleet in the western and southern parts of the Chukchi Peninsula, respectively. The naval battle ended with the Soviet occupation of the Chukchi Peninsula.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 No Known Survivors: Misplaced Affection; CECL-RC Genealogy report