In Smog and Thunder

The Los Angeles Army, under several generals, marches up the state and invades San Francisco with a surprise attack from the both the sea and land. San Franciscan troops retreat across the city and defend various key positions, most of which are significant landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge and Chinatown. A homeless veteran is interviewed about his experiences in the attack. The battle rages through the streets, pitting stereotypes of each city against each other, from surfers to lesbians to Hispanic maids. Finally, the Los Angeles Army retreats, leaving a devastated San Francisco smoldering in its wake.

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