In the decades before World War I, Imperial Germany conducted daring, but largely forgotten, studies imagining an invasion of the United States. These contingency plans, targeting key American ports and cities, reveal both Berlin's global ambitions and the practical limitations of projecting power across the Atlantic. This episode explores the audacity, logistical challenges, and strategic foresight behind Germany's hypothetical designs on a rising American power.

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