National Archives

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION​

Public​

ARCHIVIST OF THE UNITED STATES​

John W. Carlin​

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES BUILDING
700 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington D.C.​

 

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION​

Secret​

NATIONAL MILITARY DEPLOYMENT RECORDS​

MILITARY OPERATIONS​

Operation Nightingale
Operation Leapfrog
Operation Neptune
Operation Lone Star
Operation Neptune II
Operation Sovereign Swords
Operation Quiet Queens
Operation Archangel
Operation Fair Winds
Operation Soaring Phoenix
Operation Gilded Hearts
Operation Soaring Phoenix II
Operation Seraphim
Operation Neptune III
Operation Leapfrog II
Operation Armed Valkyrie
Operation Neptune IV
Operation Dark Heart
Operation Omega
Operation Dragon's Eye
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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION​

Secret​

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS​

2004 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION​

2004 Democratic National Convention

Summary

DNC where former Secretary of State Jackson Fitzgerald is given the Democratic nomination for the Presidency of the United States of America.

2004 Republican National Convention

Summary

RNC where retired Marine Corps General Henry Sharp is given the Republican nomination for the Presidency of the United States of America.

One More Time, One More Job

Summary

President Al Gore convinces the Vice President to run for president.

2004 Independent Candidate For President

Summary

Vice President Benjamin Valentine Sinclair announces his candidacy for the Presidency of the United States of America.

2004 Presidential Debates

Summary

Two debates for the 2004 election for the Presidency of the United States of America.

2004 Presidential Election

Summary

The 2004 election for the Presidency of the United States of America between Benjamin Sinclair, Jackson Fitzgerald, and Henry Sharp.

2008 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION​

2008 A Smoke-Filled Back Room

Summary

The chairmen of the RNC and DNC meet privately to discuss who will be the nominees for President in 2008.

2008 Presidential Election

Summary

The 2008 election for the Presidency of the United States of America between Johnny R. Edwards and Avery L. LaFleur.

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION​

Secret​

PRESIDENCY OF ALBERT ARNOLD GORE JR.​

1997-2005​

The State of Our Union | Act I | February, 1997

Summary

The most heinous attack in American history is perpetrated in Washington D.C. during the 1997 State of The Union address by President Bill Clinton, only a month after he has been sworn in for a second term as President.

The Funeral of President Bill Clinton | February, 1997

Summary

President Bill Clinton and his family are laid to rest.

2000 State of The Union | July, 1997

Summary

President Gore delivers his first State of The Union address from the newly restored House Chamber of the United States Capitol Building.

An Arsenal of Democracy | 1997

Summary

President Gore travels to Detroit to personally see the urban decay and poverty that has gripped the city.

The Special Relationship | 1997

Summary

Prime Minister Andrew Evans and his wife come to the United States for an official State Visit in Washington D.C.

A Special Message | 1997

Summary

President Gore tasks the United States Lighthouse Service with the special message of delivering a message to the President Pro Tempore of the Senate.

Vice President Sinclair | 1997

Summary

Senator Benjamin Valentine Sinclair is sworn in as the Vice President of the United States.

La Traición y el Complot de la Pólvora | Act II | 1997

Summary

A man believed to be involved with the attack on the U.S. Capitol flees to the Argentine embassy in Washington D.C.

Minutes to Midnight | Act III | December, 1997

Summary

A WMD is believed to be in the hands of a madman who intends to detonate it during New Year's celebrations somewhere in the United States.

The Business Plot | Act IV | December 1998

Summary

President Gore is briefed on how the attack on the Capitol happened and all of the intelligence that the government has on what happened that night.

Columbine: The Brave, the Faithful, and the Innocent | April, 1999

Summary

President Gore is reading a book in the White House Library when he is informed of an ongoing shooting at a high school in Colorado.

Statement from President Gore on the Mediterranean Troubles | May, 1999

Summary

President Gore declares a no-fly zone over part of the Mediterranean Sea.

Lieutenant Gore | December, 1777

Summary

President Gore has a dream about one of his ancestors during one of America's earliest and most difficult days.

Letter to the POTUS | December, 1999

Summary

The Tsarina of Russia, who is also an American citizen, asks to visit the White House and speak with President Gore.

The Decider | January, 2000

Summary

President Gore and the Secretary of State are briefed in the Situation Room about an ongoing genocide in Turkey.

2000 Special Joint Session of Congress | January, 2000

Summary

President Gore asks a special joint session of Congress to declare war on Turkey.

Number One | Act V | October, 2000

Summary

American law enforcement, military forces, and intelligence personnel work together to spoil a potential fatal blow to the Federal Government and hunt down "Number One."

2000 Presidential Debates | October, 2000

Summary

President Al Gore and House Speaker George W. Bush face off in two different presidential debates.

2000 Presidential Election | November, 2000

Summary

Al Gore and Benjamin Sinclair are elected for another term as President and Vice President of the United States.

Huddled Masses | March, 2001

Summary

Over 150,000 Americans are stranded or displaced in France as civil unrest takes over the country - thousands of American refugees walk from France to The Netherlands for refuge.

A late night call To the U.S. President | 2001

Summary

The White House receives a call from the Vatican and President Gore is told that an American has been elected as the next Pope.

The Puerto Rico Crisis | 2001

Summary

The Spanish government implies that it wants to annex Puerto Rico - President Gore summons the Spanish Ambassador to the White House and a shouting match ensues in the Oval Office.

The American Rubicon | November, 2002

Summary

Protests and riots are instigated across the East Coast of the United States by powerful elites - President Gore is shot and Vice President Sinclair has to lead the country through one of its most difficult days.

2002 State of The Union | November, 2002

Summary

President Gore delivers a State of The Union speech after the Washington D.C. riots and his attempted assassination.

The Canadian Crisis | December, 2002

Summary

President Gore summons the Canadian Ambassador in Washington to the White House after the Canadian government is attacked in an eerily similar way to the attack on the American Capitol in 1997.

New Years Eve | December, 2003

Summary

The President and Vice President spend New Years Eve together at the Vice President's lighthouse in Maine where they discuss the nation's future.

U.S. State Visit | February, 2004

Summary

President Gore visits the United Kingdom for a state visit and a special visit to the Presidential Lighthouse.

NBC Exclusive Interview with President Al Gore | September 2004

Summary

President Gore sits down with NBC News anchor Katie Couric for an exclusive, three-part interview.

One More Time, One More Job | September, 2004

Summary

President Gore tells Vice President Sinclair that he should run for President.

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Secret​

PRESIDENCY OF BENJAMIN VALENTINE SINCLAIR​

2005-2009​

Inauguration of President Benjamin Valentine Sinclair | January, 2005

Summary

President-elect Sinclair meets with President Gore before taking office. Sinclair is sworn in and gives his inaugural address, and later that night arrives to the White House for the first time as President where a letter is waiting for him.

Presidential Statement on the Death of the Secretary General | June, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair releases a statement from the White House concerning the death of long-time Global Assembly Secretary General, Clark Stone.

Presidential Statement on Strategic Accountability | January, 2005

Summary

President-elect Sinclair meets with President Gore before taking office. Sinclair is sworn in and gives his inaugural address, and later that night arrives to the White House for the first time as President where a letter is waiting for him.

State of The Union | February, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair delivers his first State of The Union address.

President Sinclair Answers White House Press Pool Questions | June, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair answers questions from the press regarding his Strategic Accountability policy after he exempted Russia from the policy.

National Security Council Meeting on Strategic Accountability | June, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair meets with the NSC to discuss his Strategic Diplomacy policy's effect on American-Russian relations.

Hurricane Katrina | August, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair coordinates a response to Hurricane Katrina with Louisiana officials.

National Security Council Meeting on Hurricane Katrina | August, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair meets with the NSC and the Louisiana Governor LaFleur to discuss America's response to Hurricane Katrina, which has devastated New Orleans and Southern Louisiana.

Presidential Address From New Orleans | November, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair addresses the nation from Jackson Square in New Orleans following the evacuation of most of the city.

Oval Office Address on London Terrorist Attacks | September, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair addresses the nation after a major terrorist attack in London and pledges full American support to the United Kingdom.

The Devil's Canyon| November, 2005

Summary

Eco-terrorists attempt to attack the Diego Garcia Nuclear Power Station in California - British fighter pilots stationed in California are America's only hope.

Presidential Address After a Spoiled Terrorist Attack in California| November, 2005

Summary

President Sinclair addresses the nation from the White House Rose Garden after British fighter pilots shoot down a terrorist aircraft threatening the Diego Garcia Nuclear Power Station.

National Security Council Meeting on Global Economic Crisis | April, 2006

Summary

President Sinclair meets with the NSC to discuss the state of the global and American economies as Russian and Indian debt surpass $220-billion.

National Security Council Meeting on Antarctica | April, 2006

Summary

President Sinclair meets with the NSC to find a way to get an American foothold in Antarctica without revealing his true intentions regarding the continent.

2006 Australian Official Visit | September, 2006

Summary

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrives to Washington D.C. for an Official Visit to the United States.

The Crescent and The Eagle | February, 2007

Summary

Special Envoy Aiden Hawkins meets with President Sinclair and the Secretary of State in the Oval Office before flying back to Turkey.

The Workaround | March, 2007

Summary

The former U.S. Ambassador to Turkey meets with a certain individual who is sympathetic to a Democratic Turkey.

Oval Office Address on American Economic Recession | March, 2007

Summary

President Sinclair addresses the nation after a major terrorist attack in London and pledges full American support to the United Kingdom.

Presidential Address Regarding Potential Second Term | January, 2008

Summary

President Sinclair addresses the nation from the Lincoln Memorial to announce that he will not seek a second term as President.

Above Top Secret | January, 2008

Summary

President Sinclair and a handful of members of his government have to grapple with horrific realities.

Inexhaustible Sweetness and Purity | June, 2008

Summary

President Sinclair makes a very special proposal to a very special someone in Istanbul.