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  1. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    Excellent! Look forward to seeing it. A Confederate mortar unit in Ohio in 1942

  2. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    Do you think you might be able to do one of those for Great War Two?

  3. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    A Confederate mercenary in Mexico in 1924, during the Mexican Civil War. This particular mercenary wears his old Confederate Army Uniform from Great War One and also carries a Tredegar bolt action rifle.

  4. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    A propganda poster from 1948, one of the early years of the Great Pacific War. Posters like this, with the tagline "And the job is done" assured American citizens that the fighting that had been raging since 1932 was almost over.

  5. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    But the German Kaiser crossing the ocean is wonderfully Turtledove esque ASB in my opinon.

  6. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    But the German Kaiser crossing the ocean is wonderfully Turtledove esque ASB in my opinon.

  7. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    I understand that it was never mentioned in the books, but what makes this series so enjoyable to me is that you can actually add parts to it yourself. I bet Turtledove would be interested to hear some of my ideas and opinions about it. Plus, a lot of the photos and explanations for them in this...

  8. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    Former Confederate President Woodrow Wilson in 1919, working in his office. Although Wilson was saddened by the defeat of his country, he expected nothing less after the string of defeats the CSA suffered on land against the US, and at sea against the US and German navies.

  9. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    US President Theodore Roosevelt and German Kaiser Wilhelm II of the German Empire discuss in great detail and fury the situation regarding the German Navy's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare and how it effects the neutral nations of South America's posisiton with the Central Powers...

  10. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    Soldiers of a US Army Rifle Batallion look anxiously over a hill on the border of West Virginia into the Confederate State of Kentucky in December 1914.

  11. Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

    A Confederate Marine photographed in 1868. Good to see this thread going again.

  12. Map Thread IX

    Here. This is a map of an alternate CSA in 1918. I was gonna post it in a thread I started, but it died pretty damn quick. So now it can gather dust here.

  13. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    Well actually World War Two, and World War One. But I also know a bit about the War Plan Red. I just thought that WW2 has been done so many times it would be pointless to do something about that.

  14. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    Yeah basically. I think I might just leave this thread. It's most certainly proved to me I am an idiot, and not suited to alternate history writing.

  15. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    Part one revised (again): Okay, here is an alternate scenario of an alternate scenario. Please, even if you consider it ASB or a bit Harry Turtledove-ish, please go with it. Lol. Lee's Special Order 191 remains in Confederate Hands and he successfully defeats McClellan at the Battle of...

  16. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    Okay then those are valid points. But for the sake of interest in the future of this timeline, maybe people with a bit better knowledge of the civil war could suggest some PODs or POD that would mean a southern victory. Maybe an earlier one, because I would really like to continue this and I am...

  17. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    Exactly, a street fight favours the defender. Lee is the defender in the Battle of Philadelphia. Lee marches on Philadelphia. Never mind how far away it is, a stunned Army of the Potomac would not be able to pursue Lee. Plus, with Jackson still alive, he would have been able to fight away...

  18. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    He doesn't have to destroy the Army of the Potomac, he only has to force it to withdraw. This allows him to march quickly on Philadelphia, and once inside of it, he is able to fight a gruelling street battle. The Confederate troops are much better at fighting in street battle, and this again...

  19. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    Part one revised: This may help you to understand some of the issues that people have been bringing up. Jackson aids the Battle of Gettysburg when he manages to take Cemetery Hill on July 1st. He later aids it when both he and General Longstreet manage to convince Lee no to order the...

  20. Jackson in the Valley: an alternate history of the CSA

    Intro: This is a timeline I have been working on for a while now, and I am interested to see what some people would think of it. The title tells you what it is about, and I hope you guys like it. I will try to post updates daily, depending on how people like it. So, here goes POD: May...
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