Amajor armed conflict is brewing between the Western powers and theSoviet bloc. The Red Army has been growing ever stronger since the endof World War II. With the growth of their army the Soviets realize thatthey hold the advantage, and are only waiting for the right moment toattack. That moment arrives with the Tempelhof Incident: the near-fatalcollision of a US cargo plane and a Soviet fighter over Berlins mainairfield. A fatal combination of coincidence and human error, there isno point in arguing what went wrong, no point in asking who pulled thetrigger first and who fired on whom in return.