THE INTRUDERS: TEAM 52

It's almost 10pm on the night of Monday, December 8th, 1941. The White House, the residence of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, has finally calmed down since the Pearl Harbor attack brought unceasing chaos to the US Government Sunday afternoon and all today, until about half a hour ago. Finally, peace and quiet, despite the fact the United States of America had declared war today on the Empire of Japan.
President Roosevelt was trying to relax in his office with camel cigarettes and his own version of a martini cocktail. As ten o'clock chimed away on the White House Grandfather clocks, there was a knock on the door and entered a Colonel War Cloud. Harry Hopkins, the President's Chief Advisor, had set up a late night meeting between the President and the Colonel to discuss a special project President Roosevelt wanted to activate immediately.
That project is The Intruders, a special international commando team operating under the guidance of a newly formed international organization, the President would soon be calling the United Nations. The Intruders mission, based on the three D's, is to Detect enemy secret weapons facility locations, Determine enemy secret weapons potentiality, and Destroy enemy secret weapons programs before such wonder weapons are released onto the battlefield or used on targeted cities.
General War Cloud would select top Commandos from around the World and train his Intruders, Team 52, in the Arizona desert and then prepare for their first mission against the Japanese called Operation Rookie.