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  1. The Anglo-American War 1937

    I would suggest that you might want to start with something that is a less dramatic chance from OTL for a first effort. The massive butterflies from this sort of event make Jumbo Jets look like gnats. As an example: The Royal Navy would suffer huge losses (as would the USN, but the RN would...
  2. Goering is less of a fat stingy bastard

    A Kriegsmarine carrier was just a Navy Cross waiting to happen.
  3. AHC: Ideal Armoured Division

    It depends on where and who you intend to fight: Open Desert (I'll use U.S. gear) Two Armor Brigades Each has 81 tanks and 57 Bradley IFV, 20 155mm SP One Armored Cav Brigade - 40 tanks, 124 Bradley IFV, 25 155mm SP One Infantry Brigade, Mech - 250 Stryker IFV, 12 SP 155mm, 140...
  4. Wat if Operation Sea Lion worked for the nazi's

    How about I say this? Kicked for a week.
  5. World War 2 in CP victorious world

    This has been upgraded to a Ban. Sockpuppet for a previously dispatched member. OFFICIAL WARNING Those sort of broad band Nationalist insults don't fly here. Since you are brand new you get a Warning. Won't be a warning if it happens again CalBear in Mod Mode.
  6. B-36 Use?

    Actually, I would give a lot of thought to the B-47. It was extremely fast for the era, equal to if not faster than contemporary jet fighters at altitude (and these are late 1st Gen. jets like the F-86 and MiG 15, not Swallows or the never even fully mocked up Ta-183) and almost spooky...
  7. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    The withdrawal of the SS units, along with most of the remaining fortress troops was part of an earlier post. The Reich pulled troops out of Italy because they knew that she was a solid, if junior, ally.
  8. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    The Rome myth will make sense after the next post or two. As far as the Reich's counter offensive... The orders were given on November 2.
  9. B-36 Use?

    Four turning, four burning & two on fire. Perfect B-36 mission. :D
  10. B-36 Use?

    Not possible. Not even remotely possible. The aircraft itself was one thing, it was simply huge, requiring things that hadn't been done before at that scale (and exposing really interesting things like the need to account for ground pressure when considering landing gear designs), but it...
  11. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    A quick update this week. I will try to make up for it with the next post. :) Comments encouraged. 36 As noted previously, Himmler committed his “Victory” forces to action on the 2nd of November 1958. The specific date has been a matter of great debate sine the end of the war, but recent...
  12. Plausibility Check: Yamamoto Defects to the US

    Utterly implausable. ASB Level. Yamamoto was not in favor engaging the U.S. He was also a throughy professional Naval Officer who had dedicated his entire life to the Japanese Fleet and his very existence to the Emperor. Change the name from Yamamoto to King, Nimitz or Cunningham and re-ask...
  13. What if the Japanese carriers at Pearl Harbor just stayed?

    What prevented it? Fuel. FUEL! Real bitch when you have to abandon all your escorts because they run out of oil. They had no bloody idea where the U.S. carriers were. Also a really poor idea to get into a major battle several thousand miles from your nearest base when you are nearly out of...
  14. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    Shocking isn't it?
  15. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    The Allies have received some information through various sources on the Reich chemical weapons program, and they know quite a bit about Unit 731. The Reich saved the scientists and senior administrators from the Australians that were responsible for clearing the part of China where 731 was...
  16. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    The Party is getting ready to defend the inner homeland and devil take the rest, despite all the talk about defeating the Allies and driving them into the sea and One people, One Reich.
  17. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    Here is this weekend's update. Comments? 35 The Reich had, of course, not suffered strategic surprise with the opening of the October Offensive, although surprise was achieved on the tactical level, especially by the British 21st Army Group which had managed through carefully designed...
  18. 3 July 1988

    Must have snuck this one in just before Maverick booted him. Let this one rest in peace.
  19. The Anglo/American - Nazi War

    I have noted several times that I will not address any post war happenings in the T/L until it is finished. Once the T/L itself is complete, I will then do a final post that briefly covers the way that the T/L evolves. Unitl then, feel free to speculate away, but I won't be giving my view...
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