Euro-American Wars

The Euro-American Wars , also known as Fraser's Gambit or The Roman Wars, were the intercontinental conflicts fought between the United States of America and the Coalition of Free European Nations between 2096 and 2104 AD. A misguided attempt at expansion and imperialism by newly-elected President Rhys Fraser, the wars took place following the collapse of the United Nations and European Union, during an already-tumultuous period in Europe and Asia. They saw the west plunged into conflict as the considerable military might of Fraser's America faced many of its former allies. The Wars near-completely bankrupted the United States, and the nation's death toll was enormous. Fraser's efforts met almost entirely with defeat in Europe, and only through the political prowess and skill of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Trenton Clarke and Chief of Staff William Valerius did he succeed in reforming Southern Italy into the Roman Territories, an American proxy state.