Magnificate said:
Cuple of questions:
-Flag of Viceroyalty of North America, has orange left-up and right-down cantons and blue left-down and right-up contons, which is different from all other flags. Why?
Ah! Well done- I've been waiting for ages for someone to ask that
Real-world explanation...it's an earlier version of the Anglo-Dutch Flag which I neglected to fix.
-Why is there sun and sword on Imperial and Commonwealth flag?
I was looking for some sort of symbol to differentiate the flag of the Empire and Commonwealth from the Imperial flags since the members of the Commonwealth are affiliated with the Empire to varying degrees, some of them being de facto vassal states and some of them being almost totally independent.
I used to read the
Battletech series and I always liked the Sword-and-Sun of House Davion. In terms of TTL, the sun symbolises that the sun never sets on the Empire and Commonwealth while the sword represents the fact that each member is committed to fight if necessary to preserve the Imperial Peace.
-Can we expect some more info about Vinland, especially it's society?
Possibly- I honestly hadn't fleshed out Sweden that much but I'll think about it.
-Can we expect some more info about popular sports in TTL?
Probably not- I'm not much of a sportsman myself. If you want to do a sports write-up for the TL, be my guest. Write it up and PM it to me so that I can edit it.
-Can we expect more information about warfare and military tactics of this TL?
It's actually much like our own with the exception that there's probably a lot more information on the use of tactical nuclear weapons what with the experiences of the Russian Civil War. Expect items like nuclear artillery to be an integral part of some nations arsenal.
Another notable difference is that, to a certain extent, Anglo-Dutch military commanders get to order orbital bombardments.

Of course this would depend on the manuvering ability of the Anglo-Dutch orbital cruisers which is something that might be interesting to work on- I'm not that familiar with the actual physics of how spaceships like that would work. From my perspective, it appears that while they wouldn't really have the capabilities to target enemy columns and so on, they would be useful for premptive strikes on known enemy bases and the like.
-Do you consider building some sort of space elevator in Ang-Du Empire?
I don't see why not- it'd need someone to come up with the idea first and then the development of materials that could stand the strain.
However, I can see one pro and one con to the idea- Anglo-Dutch popular culture is space-mad and as such the idea of a Space Elevator would probably we rather popular. The con, however, is that since the Empire has a large commercial and military presence in space and on the Moon you'd have a large number of corporate, military and financial interests arguing against it since it would make their investments in traditional rocketry meaningless.
-How would a competent, well-educated airforce officer from Viceroyalty of North America reacted if ISOTed to some USA airforce base? (I need an independent opinion for my RPG scenario

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Ooh, an interesting one. He'd probably be understandable although his vocabulary would be a lot more Dutch influenced than OTL's American English is.
He'd be a bit perplexed at the sheer chaos of OTL- remember these guys have been brought up in a culture which idealises the idea of the Imperial Peace.
He'd also have a weird mix of cultural attitudes- he'd be confused about OTL's prudery towards sex and such matters but also about what he would consider our technophobia.
To someone from OTL's US he'd probably come across as irritatingly condescending. Again, this is a product of Imperial culture, the idea that if you are not an Imperial Citizen you are to be pitied and helped along.