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As noted welcome to the community. Answering each of your questions in turn; There wasn't a lot of anti-jewish bigotry that was seen in the CSA; like Blacks in the USA in certain states they were seen as an oddity and just one of those other minorities. Featherston outright said he didn't see...

Well I absolutely do when I make posts on the rare occasion im able to offer anything... speaking of which I owe both a GWII European Western Front post as a Maritime campaign post that ill do up tonight

Its mentioned that Churchill at least and the Royal Family were evacuated prior to the bombing of London (they were likely evacuated right before the British dropped their first bomb) not sure if its mentioned that Mosley was saved as well. I do know the Churchill government fell the second...

In the background; it was mentioned that certain states were dry, with more Confederate states having it then Union states so it was never regulated by the federal government, it was left purely to the states. CSA: Virginia, South Carolina, Louisiana, Cuba and thr Mexican States specifically...

Has anyone done an Entente vs CP Barrel comparison yet?

He likely held it when war broke out. Im assuming a de-facto military lead government dominated the years after the war with notable war heroes taking on positions within the government (would not surprise me if Hindenburg then Ludendorff became Chancellors) After the Red Baron became...

More likely hed be a Major General, Jake didn't promote many officers, and notably never promoted a single Officer to full General rank (probably because he despised all the old Generals who held the rank as they were Jrs, III and IVs) Forrest was a Lt. Gen throughout the entire war,, despite...

It was written that Morrell visited the Liberty Bell while he was in Philadelphia during his tour in the General Staff in 1915, it was stated explicitly that Lee didnt take it.

Well he likely continued serving under the Red Baron until the end of the war, stayed in the Air Force, rose the ranks and possibly eventually commanded a wing or air fleet in SGW

Wasn't mentioned directly, it was some outfit from Houston, and that Group Leader Pinkard was pissed they were sold a bill of goods because the crematorium was extremely faulty and that he planned on improving later, never had the chance obviously.

- The Tredegar Works (Small Arms) - Birmingham Motor Company (Trucks and later barrels, likely handled combines in between wars) - The Confederate Citrus Company (State owned front company for aircraft production) - The Sloss Works (Steel Mills as mentioned) - Huntington Rocket Company There...

The Union of British North America is one of the most integral parts of the British Commonwealth even to this day, economically an even more important engine then the Dominion of India. But there is popular thought that had the British Parliament not given their colonies representation in the...

That's the unfortunate part of TL-191 that the CNO (thanks for the correction ;) ) was never specified. The closest to a Naval leader that was mentioned was Admiral Dewey who had command of the Pacific Fleet during the capture of the Sandwich islands and a number of Rear Admirals that were...

didnt know that had been mentioned... good to know!

But it isnt specified whether the pilots were AAF just attached to the Carrier or are directly under the Navy. They started flying Wright Fighting Scouts which implies they would be AAF. It's why I'm curious. However I agree with your assessment. The Navy didnt play as decisive a role in GW2...

This is what I mean though, what if the Army fights about losing the AAF, i would imagine the Chief of the General Staff and Chief of Naval Staff would be having outright fights with President Dewey over this

Aye, with how powerful and important Air Power had become (Fighter Bombers arguably were equally as important as the Mk. III at breaking Confederate resistance in Kentucky and Tennessee.) I cant see them remaining subservient to the US Army. Brings up another interesting follow up them; does...

That's my thought. If the US decides to create a single united department to coordinate the Army, Navy and now massive United State Army Air Force (assuming it's not made it's own dedicated branch) then he could be a potentional first Secretary of Defense. Otherwise War/Army makes sense to me

Its confirmed he was being forced into Retirement. Possibly the Secretary of War, he had proven himself to be a competent military administrator, that or as pointed out possible Civillian head of a Reconstruction Team

Its mentioned they are the only ones in the North American continent that it's used; it's more then distinctly possible, as I'm assuming, the British used them to neutralize several German and Dutch fortification in Belgium and the Netherlands to make the advance easier similar to how the...