Set in an alternate 1980s where the United States faces a sudden foreign invasion, Red Dawn drops delegates into a world defined by fear, occupation, and uprising. This committee will follow the mounting tensions as Soviet, Cuban, and Nicaraguan forces seize control of small-town America, forcing young civilians to transform into guerilla fighters. Students will navigate the political, military, and moral dilemmas of wartime survival: the collapse of local governance, the propaganda of occupying forces, the ethics of resistance, and the struggle to preserve national identity under foreign rule.

Will the Wolverines endure as a symbol of American defiance, or fracture under pressure? Can the occupiers maintain order in a hostile landscape, or will resistance movements push them into retreat? Will international powers intervene as global conflict escalates? Secrecy, loyalty, and strategy will determine the outcome. One wrong move, and the insurgency could be crushed...or an entire occupation could crumble.