Yes, there is. I have to dig though both boards where the TL is posted and transfer it here.
4 Sep 1985 is the day it all started.
7 May 1987 is the Battle of Wichita, where the Soviets played the role of Model and Manstein. Schwartzkopf was Zhukov. Soviet defeat there began the long road south to the Rio Grande and Brownsville, ending in early Oct 1989 with the surrender of the Brownsville Pocket.
14 Oct 1989 is when the Soviets in the Northern Theater surrendered, and the Armistice went into effect a week later.
4 Sep every year is known as Resistance Day, and is a National Holiday in both the U.S. and Canada.
14 Oct 1989 is Victory Day, and is also a holiday in both countries.
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Old USMC Adage
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