About the book: year / Is it fair that no one attacked the United States of America? Not like the Japanese, to some distant Pearl Harbor, but to the continental part. The cities were not bombed: Washington, New York, Chicago? Has a foreign soldier ever set foot on the lands of the states of Maryland, Virginia or, for example, New Jersey? And who will plan, prepare, and even more so dare to undertake such an operation? After all, as the Americans themselves say, their army is “the most powerful in the history of mankind,” with experience of local conflicts and, whatever one may say, successful fleeting wars around the globe. One day America woke up to the explosions of shells and bombs, with a completely “reasonable cannot be!” and with indignant surprise “who dared?” But “who” went beyond the wildest conjectures and assumptions.