United States of America

The United States of America is a country located in North America, bordered by Canada to the north and Mexico to south. Forged out of the American Revolutions of 1775, the United States, abbreviated to US or USA, has grown to become one of the strongest countries on the planet. With a military only rivalled by Russia, and an economy only beaten by China, the United States is a globally recognized superpower. It is also a signatory of the North Atlantic Treaty, contributing a majority of the power to the alliance. In Rise Of War, the United States is involved in the war through NATO, sending troops and equipment to front lines in Poland.

Lore
In 2016, the United States was wrapping up its Presidential Election, the main candidates being 69 year old Hillary Clinton, Democrat, and 70 year old Donald J. Trump, Republican. On November 8, 2016, Donald Trump was elected as the 45th president of the United States of America, and on January 20, 2017 he was inaugurated. His presidency began with troops from the Middle East being withdrawn back to America, and a series of environmental concerns to the global community. Mass deportations of illegal immigrants followed, and there was a temporary ban on non-US citizens from entering the United States from a select number of countries. In Spring 2017, when the Baltic Defense Act was beginning, there was a significant lack of US support. When questioned, Trump stated the alliance was "obsolete" and he would not be giving defense to nations that were not paying their 2% GDP requirement as stated by the North Atlantic Treaty.

In 2020, when tensions were building, the 46th Presidential election took place. Donald Trump was voted out of office, losing to Julian Castro. Castro focused on reversing many of the things Trump had done, including many of the hazards to the environment. Military support in Europe was beginning to show, easing tensions among NATO members. However, with Trump pushing other NATO members to begin paying their 2%, the United States military was now being contested by the other members of NATO, with the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Canada having armed forces almost as strong as the United States'.

United States forces and equipment in Turkey began going missing in the early 2020's. When Turkey withdrew from NATO, the United States initiated conflict with the Turks, beginning the Turkish Civil War. Two years of gruelling battle led to the breakage of Turkey into east and west, with the US and other NATO states liberating the west. The United States begins supplying West Turkey, and other NATO member states with outdated equipment from their military.

When war broke out, the United States started concentrating most of their forces in the defense of West Turkey, however a numerous amount did infact go to Poland, mostly in the far south, near Warsaw, and in the northeast, around the Polish-German border.