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| rdfs:comment | - Following the destruction of Washington, DC by the Race's explosive-metal bomb in 1942, General George Marshall relocated the headquarters of the United States Army to White Sulphur Springs, where he coordinated the Army's defense of the United States from the office of the pastor of a small Protestant church. Jens Larssen travelled to White Sulphur Springs to appeal to General Marshall to continue to give the Manhattan Project, and the defense of Chicago, the highest priority despite the desperation with which the overtaxed army was faced.
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| abstract | - Following the destruction of Washington, DC by the Race's explosive-metal bomb in 1942, General George Marshall relocated the headquarters of the United States Army to White Sulphur Springs, where he coordinated the Army's defense of the United States from the office of the pastor of a small Protestant church. Jens Larssen travelled to White Sulphur Springs to appeal to General Marshall to continue to give the Manhattan Project, and the defense of Chicago, the highest priority despite the desperation with which the overtaxed army was faced.
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