Nikola Tesla worked for Edison during World War I, but losing control over his inventions was a major blow to him.  After Edison died in 1931,  Tesla replaced his heart with an electric dynamo, of his own creation, and rebuilt his career creating a new generation of advanced weapons for the British.  When the Great Patriotic War heated up, he joined the Soviet Union, and created the massive Titan machines that defeated the Frost giants.<br/><br/>Titans are 60 foot tall walking weapon systems powered by superconducting coils powered by the output of multiple electrical power stations.  They are armed with gigantic electrical capacitors capable of frying swarms of infantry, as well as hundreds of unguided rockets.  Nikola Tesla is more machine now than man, and he typically pilots a custom Titan with enhanced power output.  Hero of the People also pilots a Titan,  equipped with the best prototype weapons and defensive systems soviet science can supply.  This is most likely the source of Hero of the People's short lifespan.<br/><br/>WAHMO has Titans of their own, powered by nuclear reactors, the majority of them deployed in West Germany to counter a possible soviet advance.  Western Atomic Titans are faster and more maneuverable than soviet Titans, armed with naval rifles and heavy artillery to counter the threat of soviet tank and Titan forces.  The true pride of NATO's military are their Flying Fortresses, floating aircraft carriers built from a pair of helium based airships.  They carry massive bombs in their hold, often including atomic bombs, as well as being armed with prototype air to air missiles.  The flying fortresses are only exceeded by the flying battleships used as bases by WAHMO atomic hero councils.  Each of the councils has a flying battleship, and the global council has a particularly impressive battleship; the<em>Excelsior</em>.