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If anyone's wondering, no, I'm not planning world domination. That would be a quickly failing, fruitless venture. I'm actually writing a novel, but I'm no good with the factual kind of stuff, just the creative part. I've already looked into the strategic points in several of the warring parties (USA, Canada, Russia, Japan, et cetera), so I don't need help with internal strategy. I already know the Hawaii and Midway are important locations in the Pacific, and the Islands in the Caribbean are important too. You can also omit the UK and Japan, as I'm already aware of their strategic importance. Thank you for taking the time to help.
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