Max Sinister
January 16th, 2004, 03:27 PM
A bored ASB decides to spice up WW1 a bit. It goes back in time to August 1914 and makes some big changes:
- All parties in Europe receive a lot of cars (about as many and same tech level as they had in 1930), plus the factories that would've been necessary to build them (which can be easily used to build tanks, too).
- All parties receive some airplanes, just as they had in 1930, too. The tech level is sufficient that fighters and bombers can still be deployed during the war. Paratroopers and helicopters are out of reach, yet. Same for rockets.
- All parties have radio and telephone everywhere and fully usable, not only for a small part of the population.
- The ASB changes the minds of all people, that nobody will think that anything is unusual. Plus, as many people as necessary will have the knowledge to drive cars, fly planes and so on.
- The officers and staffs won't get the strategical / tactical knowledge how to use the new tech in war, though. They've got to find that out by themselves.
How would WW1 look like?
- All parties in Europe receive a lot of cars (about as many and same tech level as they had in 1930), plus the factories that would've been necessary to build them (which can be easily used to build tanks, too).
- All parties receive some airplanes, just as they had in 1930, too. The tech level is sufficient that fighters and bombers can still be deployed during the war. Paratroopers and helicopters are out of reach, yet. Same for rockets.
- All parties have radio and telephone everywhere and fully usable, not only for a small part of the population.
- The ASB changes the minds of all people, that nobody will think that anything is unusual. Plus, as many people as necessary will have the knowledge to drive cars, fly planes and so on.
- The officers and staffs won't get the strategical / tactical knowledge how to use the new tech in war, though. They've got to find that out by themselves.
How would WW1 look like?