Battle of Anchorage

Images of the campaign (clockwise): General Constantine Chase, a Chinese-occupied bunker, T-51b depot, a T-51b power armor unit advancing through ruins outside Anchorage

Overview


Location		Anchorage, Alaska, United States of America

Date		January 10th, 2077^[1]

Result		Decisive American victory Anchorage liberated

Involved parties


United States of America		People's Republic of China

Leader


General Constantine Chase		General Jingwei

Forces


United States Armed Forces		People's Liberation Army

Connected events


Part of: Resource Wars Sino-American War Anchorage Reclamation

Previous: -		Next: Great War

Concurrent: United States annexation of Canada Gobi Campaign Yangtze Campaign

The Battle of Anchorage was the culmination of the Anchorage Reclamation. The final conflict between the United States of America and the People's Republic of China in Alaska in 2077. It was the fist deployment of the T-51 power armor,^[2] after this battle the T-60 power armor saw extensive use.^[3]

Appearances[]

The Battle of Anchorage is mentioned in Fallout 4, and the Operation Anchorage DLC for Fallout 3.

References

↑ Fallout bible 0: "2077 January 10 Alaska is reclaimed, and the Anchorage Front Line is again held by the Americans."
↑ Fallout 4 loading screen hints: "The T-51 series of Power Armor was the pinnacle of mechanized protection before the Great War. First introduced in the Battle of Anchorage, it is highly valued today for its increased protective capabilities."
↑ Fallout 4 loading screen hints: "The T-60 series of Power Armor saw extensive use by the United States Army after the Battle of Anchorage. In fact, soldiers in T-60 Power Armor were among those trying to retain order on October 23, 2077 - the day America fell to atomic war..."

[1] Fallout bible 0: "2077 January 10 Alaska is reclaimed, and the Anchorage Front Line is again held by the Americans."

[2] Fallout 4 loading screen hints: "The T-51 series of Power Armor was the pinnacle of mechanized protection before the Great War. First introduced in the Battle of Anchorage, it is highly valued today for its increased protective capabilities."

[3] Fallout 4 loading screen hints: "The T-60 series of Power Armor saw extensive use by the United States Army after the Battle of Anchorage. In fact, soldiers in T-60 Power Armor were among those trying to retain order on October 23, 2077 - the day America fell to atomic war..."

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