Fort Worth

Situated in North Texas, Fort Worth covers nearly 300 square miles (780 km²) in Tarrant and Denton counties, serving as the county seat for Tarrant County. It shares a metropolitan area with Dallas. As of the 2006 U.S. Census estimate, Fort Worth had a population of 653,320.

Fort Worth in Southern Victory[]

Fort Worth was a major rail hub for Confederate Texas.

During the Second Great War the Freedom Party established a training prison camp for guards just outside Fort Worth in Decatur. Both guards and black prisoners were trans-shipped through Fort Worth.

In 1942 the U.S. succeeded in launching a massive surprise air raid on Fort Worth and Dallas which caused heavy damage.

Fort Worth in Worldwar[]

Rance Auerbach retired to Fort Worth, Texas after the Lizard war ended. Two decades later, he left the city behind to become a ginger smuggler.

Southern Victory

Books

How Few Remain
The Great War (American Front · Walk in Hell · Breakthroughs)
American Empire (Blood and Iron · The Center Cannot Hold · The Victorious Opposition)
Settling Accounts (Return Engagement · Drive to the East · The Grapple · In at the Death)

POV Characters

Reggie Bartlett³† · Flora Blackford¹ · Sam Carsten¹ · Samuel Clemens⁰† · Anne Colleton⁴† · Tom Colleton⁶† · George Armstrong Custer⁰† · Frederick Douglass⁰† · Jerry Dover⁶ · Abner Dowling¹ · Cincinnatus Driver¹ · George Enos²† · George Enos Jr.⁵ · Sylvia Enos³† · Jake Featherston¹† · Lucien Galtier³† · Armstrong Grimes⁵ · Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson⁰† · Roger Kimball³† · Robert E. Lee²† · Abraham Lincoln⁰† · Lord Lyons²† · Cassius Madison⁶ · Paul Mantarakis²† · Chester Martin¹ · Arthur McGregor³† · Gordon McSweeney²† · Irving Morrell¹ · Jonathan Moss¹ · Leonard O'Doull⁵ · Jefferson Pinkard¹ · Mary McGregor Pomeroy⁵† · Michael Pound⁶ · Clarence Potter⁵ · Stephen Ramsay²† · Hipolito Rodriguez⁵† · Jorge Rodriguez⁶ · Theodore Roosevelt⁰† · Scipio⁴† · Alfred von Schlieffen⁰† · Nellie Semphroch³† · Jeb Stuart⁰† · Unnamed Lieutenant Carrying Special Order 191⁰†

Countries

United States · Confederate States · Canada · Mexico · Republic of Quebec · United Kingdom · France · Russia · Germany · Austria-Hungary · Ottoman Empire · Japan

Wars

War of Secession · Second Mexican War · Great War · Mexican Civil War · Pacific War · Spanish Civil War · Second Great War

Politicial Parties

Democratic Party · Socialist Party · Republican Party · Whig Party · Radical Liberal Party · Freedom Party · Silver Shirts · Action Francaise

0=denotes a character who was a POV in How Few Remain only
1=denotes a character who was a POV from American Front through In at the Death
2=denotes a character who was a POV for all or part The Great War trilogy only
3=denotes a character who was a POV for The Great War and all or part of the American Empire trilogy

4=denotes a character who was a POV for the The Great War trilogy, the American Empire trilogy, and part of the Settling Accounts series
5=denotes a character who was a POV for the American Empire trilogy and the Settling Accounts series
6=denotes a character who was a POV for all or part of the Settling Accounts series only
† denotes a deceased character.