Search results

Britannia's Fist Trilogy by Peter G. Tsouras Volume I: Britannia's Fist: From Civil War to World War Volume II: A Rainbow of Blood: The Union in Peril Volume III to be released February 2015 :D

Bayonets, Balloons, and Ironclads: Britain and France Take Sides with the South by Peter G. Tsouras – February 3, 2015. Going by the description I bet it's going to be more than a three book trilogy...

This seems to be a return and an expansion to one of the scenarios in his Dixie Victorious book which had foreign intervention in the "American War Between States." I'm weary of books that try to play out the "Outside Intervention" kind of scenario, and after reading the train wreck that was...

It's call an Arsenal Ship. It was on the drawing board but it was dropped. Right now the navy is interested in the DDX or DDG 1000 (sounds like an appliance doesn't it. Might as well say DDG 2000, or 3000 or even 5000). What ever the case I'm sure the Demo congress and Demo whitehouse will...

This has "assembly line" production adventure book written all over it.

John Wayne and General Patton (MacAuthur won't be happy:p)

Stars and Stripes trilogy:p Plot Against America 1632 series Opening Atlantis The Two Georges C.S.A. — Confederate States of America: A Novel Climb the Wind Russian Amerika Any AH written by Stephen Baxter :p I'm undecided if MacArthur's War was bad so I'm borderline on that one :confused:

If Frederick III had reigned as the German Emperor into the 20th Century, than its possible that he would have maintained the Germany's alliance with Russia instead of breaking it like his son Wilhelm II did (ending that alliance is what pushed Russia to seek and alliance with France). Frederick...

I remember playing a PC game that had a mystery set on the Titanic. In the game you could prevent the sinking of the ship by the iceberg. Unfortunately, when she reach New York harbor she hit the Statue of Liberty and sank anyway. Didn't see that comeing :confused:

I think the Spanish Influenza started in regions beyond Europe (namely Ft. Leavenworth Kansas) so it wouldn't likely be affected by the course of the war. It should be noted that India suffered 6 million lost to the pandemic, more than anyone else. I would think that a earlier US entry could...

Germany refuses to return to restricted submarine warfare after the sinking of the Lusitania, leading the US to declare war on the German Empire a year and a half sooner. How would this effect the course of the war from the Summer of 1915? Note: In OTL US declared war on Germany in March 1917...