President Dugan reluctantly agreed, and Tanya succeeded in the mission. French general Réne Lyon was prepared to take command, but Tanya refused to follow orders from anyone other than the Commander, under the excuse that there was "no time to train ". Before this could be arranged, the European Council requested that Tanya destroys two nuclear missile silos on the German- Polish border. Once these victories were achieved, Tanya was called in during a video conference between the Allied Commander, President Dugan and the European Council about the possibility of an aid package for the United States, in the form of supplies and soldiers, following Vladimir's nuclear strike on Chicago. The Academy and its belonging base were reclaimed and Soviets were driven out.
Displeased with the pace at which she reported, Carville ordered the Commander to "dig Tanya out of the hole she dug for herself" and make her useful - much to Tanya's annoyance and before she could respond, the General cut the line. Shortly thereafter, Tanya was relocated to Colorado Springs, reporting to General Carville that General Vladimir had taken the Air Force Academy there. At the time, the Soviets had made an invasion of New York and made a move for Manhattan island, where Tanya entered the field to clear the area and re-establish communications with the Fort Bradley base. Special Agent Tanya was assigned to work with one of the few Allied Commanders who were still in service. In this time of emergency, President Michael Dugan instituted the Lazarus Protocol and General Ben Carville quickly worked to defend against the enemy forces. The Soviets performed a surprise invasion of the United States, leading to them overrunning Allied positions across the eastern coast. Tanya during the first iteration of the war
6.10 When an enemy tries to mind-control her (YR)īiography Third World War, first iteration.
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