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IIRC there were a few lines in the last two books of the series where U.S. troops and/or politicians talked about a possible war with Japan, but dismissed it due to being too costly (it was basically going to be a repeat of the Pacific Campaign). But logically, the U.S. would have most likely...

So the U.S. is getting more involved in Central American and at an earlier date to boot. No doubt that the Central American nations are not too thrilled about that. Also surprised that the U.S. didn't just straight annex Cuba.

Liked the updates, looking forward to the next set of updates.

US Marines in the Philippines, 1978. The US entry into the Great Pacific War shocked the Japanese and their allies, who were weakened following the Entente's Operation Titan. American ships and troops overwhelmed isolated Japanese posts in the Pacific, even retaking the heavily fortified Fiji...

Interesting to see a Washington-Buenos Aires Pact forming - in addition to the alt. WWI we got a glimpse of. Still trying to figure that one out, hopefully you'll give us some more stuff down the road.

So to those that have played the new update, is it slower? I swear that it's optimization has gotten worse.

Another "Against All Odds" Federalist run; battle everything and everyone that tries to seize American territory. Those are always hard runs and can fall apart due to the dumbest things.

The USS Eisenhower on exercise near Hawaii, 1979. The American entry into the Great Pacific War on the side of the Entente was a double-edged sword; on the one hand, the American navy and air force gave the Entente the edge needed to overcome the Japanese, on the other, the United States...

Agreed, would rather have a product ready to go than wait any longer than we already have.

That was one hell of an update. I'm with the others that mentioned that meeting of Politburo members and I'm hoping that this is a coup by more moderate Politburo members to prevent a nuclear war from breaking out. The GDR is going to be a major thorn in the side of the USSR, but I hvae to...

So this is a stupid question: Where the hell did they get the water for the Chad Basin? Were they just using local water resources and preventing the natives/colonists/whoever from diverting water from the basin?

President Charles Curtis, circa 1936. Having won the 1936 election through the Republican-Democrat alliance in the House of Representatives, Charles Curtis inherited a nation on the verge of civil war. In one sense, he was the perfect man for the job, tackling many of the issues that had...

The tariff on cotton is an interesting touch. With the price of cotton being much higher than OTL, is the forecast expansion of slvaery stunted?

US soldiers of the 99th 'Ontario' Division near Ulster, Ireland, 1941. With the outbreak of the 2nd Weltkrieg, Ireland was left in an unenviable position. Germany was too far to protect it from Entente or Third Internationale, while both the Entente and Third Internationale were preparing to...

Australasian forces in Indochina, 1968. After securing peace in Asia and the Pacific with the Treaty of Manila, the Entente and Japan created a wide buffer between the two blocs. However, Indochina fell outside of the two bloc's sphere of influence, as it was under the control of the remnants...

A M100 'MacArthur' heavy tank, near Helena, Montana, 1969. Following its experience during the Battle of the Lincoln Highway, the United States Army decided that it was necessary to field a heavy tank capable of countering enemy armor, capable of destroying enemy armor at range without exposing...

A French ARL 43, near Madrid 1944. French armor had won the day during the 2nd Weltkrieg, but multiple flaws were discovered during the war. One of the most notable of these was the inferiority of French armor when pitted against the Model V, which devastated whatever armor that the French...

A US Marine aboard the USCGC Itasca, 1939. During the 2nd American Civil War, it became apparent to the Roosevelt administration that the federal cause would not be won without fully incorporating various minority groups, especially African-Americans and Native Americans. On July 4th, 1937...

A M2 medium tank, operated by the AUS' 2nd Armored Division, 'The Hellcats', near Rushville, Indiana, 1938. As the CSA embarked on their program of collectivization in early 1938, Midwestern farmers rose up, starting a series of bush conflicts throughout Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. As CSA...

Cool, good to see that there's going to be a few more updates on the way. Corregidor hasn't fallen as of yet, if I'm not mistaken?