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  1. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    The British didn't WANT to annex any part of France. The Departments involved more or less begged the UK to take them in rather than be chained to the dead body that is most of France. Again, as a reminder, France, beyond these Departments, has been struck by multiple nuclear weapons...
  2. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    There isn't an end date. Germany, correctly or not, has been saddled with the blame for every death in BOTH World Wars. It will be a century, maybe longer, before even the smallest part of the country will be trusted. Which is the Honorable Gentleman from Idaho (or Mississippi, or Texas or...)...
  3. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    I appreciate your feedback. One thing that needs to be kept in mind about France is that the country we know died on February 12, 1947 with the bombing holiday. Until then, despite the best efforts of the Gestapo and SS a significant number of resisters had been in hiding, waiting for the...
  4. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    I wish it was. Not quite that clever. :o I was looking for a critter that was far less susceptible to Anthrax and had a lot of protein on the hoof. I considered reindeer, but that was just too cute.
  5. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    The SB-1 is a touch more useful that the Dynasoar or the M3F5. SB stands for Space Bomber (actually it is a sub-orbital system, but Space Bomber sounds better when you are asking Congress for $$$) The B-70 was shelved when Congress looked the Secretary of the Air Force in the eye and said "B-70...
  6. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    You weren't actually looking for a happy ending were you? Actually in some ways things work out very well, depending on your perspective, by 2011.
  7. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    Pretty much. Lots of bands and flags. Playing of Last Post, all the ceremony that the British do better than anyone. They would be well advised to leave within the six months. Those who stay will be subject to Polish Low for things like receiving stolen property, false imprisonment, grand...
  8. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    As you can see this ATL differs quite a bit from OTL. The Western Allies have a far more jaded perspective than was the case in our world. Having seen a significant percentage of the Human Race killed over the last half century, they are going to make sure all that Anglo/American blood wasn't...
  9. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    Here is the first installment covering the post war world. I KNOW there will be plenty of comments. 1961 – Full independence of India, already a practical fact, granted exactly 365 days after final defeat of Third Reich. “Year of Hunger” across Europe. With destruction of...
  10. Splinters - Rommel Dies At Alam Halfa

    NOTE: Thread title changed at OP request.
  11. "Alternate History, Nazi"s win the war" How Plausible?

    Well since any deal with Hitler wasn't worth the ink in the signature (forget about the paper) and the British knew it, I have always assumed that ANY deal with the Reich would be mainly to get time to rearm with all the newest toys and find some way of getting the U.S. to come in and play...
  12. What are the effects of no Diamond monopoly?

    Diamonds are sold by the pound.
  13. "Alternate History, Nazi"s win the war" How Plausible?

    Define winning. The Reich has a small opportunity to "win" if they follow a series of unlikely events (my T/L lays out most of them, except you need to add in no DoW against the U.S). If Hitler did everything right (avoid engaging the U.S., stay out of Africa thereby preserving 300K plus troops...
  14. US nukes Israel in 1967

    Sure did. Neither weapon detonated because the required release codes were not entered. Without release codes nuclear bombs are 1-2,000 pound intert lumps of really expensive circuits and metal. U.S. weapons are One Point safe, as had been illustrated on numerous occasions.
  15. US nukes Israel in 1967

    The fleet commander followed standing policy to react to any attack on American warships and launched his Ready Five attack assets. It wasn't until the planes cleared the Cats that everyone realized that they were only armed with specials and they were recalled at the order of SecDef McNamara...
  16. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    The new Tsar Andrei Alexandrovich is the eldest surviving nephew of Nicholas II. He slipped the noose (or bullet) in 1918 when German troops freed him along with his parents, some cousins, and Grandmother. He was residing in the UK IOTL during WW II and afterwards. He was one of the top two...
  17. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    I may put a totalitarian dictatorship in charge of the U.S. whose first act will be to ban soccer since our performance embarrasses the U.S. on a Global scale. :p:p:D:D:p:p
  18. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    U.S. losses are in the 800K range or close to double OTL, Commonwealth are are ~million. Allied losses in the extended Bombing offensive, against a Reich that was able to put 90% of its attention on the West after the fall of the USSR, were huge (it is worth recalling here that close to 1 in 4...
  19. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    Pretty much, except no Communist party tearing things up for the hell of it. Actually close to four TRILLION dollars. BTW: If anything I went low. In 1960 dollars the OTL cost of WW II between a Trillion and a Trillion and a Half dollars. With an extra 15 years of war, the increased cost of...
  20. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    Here is the last actual "update" to the main T/L. After this will be the post war world (which will be between two and four updates). Comments? 61. One of the great misunderstandings by average citizens in the U.S., UK, and much of the West is that because the last Nazi redoubt...
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