Images from The Anglo/American-Nazi War

[Amurray1314]

An A-1H Skyraider from USN attack squadron VA-25 ("Fist of the Fleet") prepares to embark from the deck of the USS Crown Point (CV-44) with a unique loadout, February 1960. The fast carriers of Task Force 70 (Crown Point, USS Wasp (CV-18), USS Midway (CV-41), USS Goliad (CVL-30), USS Reprisal (CV-35), HMS Bulwark and HMS Gibraltar) provided almost continuous airstrikes in support of Operation Digger for nearly 70 days from their station near the island of Usedom in the Baltic Sea. In early February, a spat of harsh North Atlantic weather delayed ordnance resupply of TF 70 for nearly 10 days, resulting in missions where strike planes often launched with only a half load in order to provide uninterrupted CAS. The XO of VA-25, seeking to alleviate the morale of his exhausted pilots, had the ordnance crew jury rig a broken commode with a rack, tail fins and nose fuse and mounted it on the Skyraider to commemorate the squadrons 30th day of continous combat.

A crewman from 5th Battalion, 82nd Aviation Regiment escapes the wreck of a downed CH-21 Shawnee near Armbouts-Cappel, June 1958.

A Quebecois tanker from the 8th Canadian Hussars attempts to converse with a French shepherd near the old Maginot Line, November 1958.

 

[Karl the Writer]

New Orleans is one of the most largest and important American city, despite the large numbers of descendants of French, Belgian, German, Austrian, Danish, Polish and Dutch refugees of which includes the inteligentsia/intellectuals, artists, painters, and others including famous people who smuggled out from the continent, the city is being known for center of high technology including the top American and British companies where analysts, tech reporters, and officials being called as the 'Silicon Gulf'. But the city is being home to hundreds of salvaged or smuggled cultural artifacts including artworks from Europe, mostly from France during the Hot War years as the Nazi Germans pressed ahead with the fatal action that becomes atrocious in cultural sense but there are surviving cultural artifacts being displayed in the newly-built museum. (Source: Visit New Orleans)

As someone who has been to New Orleans, this is a massive improvement, which is about the only time I will say this in regards to AANW timeline.

 

[Amurray1314]

C-123 cargo planes from the 136th Airlift Wing (TX ANG) spray Agent White near Calw, September 1960. The area around the small Black Forest town was completely devastated by first by the defoliants and later by the effects of long term dioxin exposure among those who remained. The aftermath of the attack was still present in writer Herman Hesse's 1962 return to his childhood home, likely inspiring his poem "Charon's Landing". This work, only discovered after Hesse's 1964 death from a stroke, won a special Nobel Prize for Poetry in 1966.

Tankers from the Waikato Mounted Rifles bivouac near the city of Kursk, Tsarist Republic, July 1961. Commenwealth troops were mostly successful in "assisting" with the establishment of the various Soviet successor states that sprung up in what had been Nazi occupied European Russia.

USS Goliad (CVL-30) is nearly overcome by a wave near Usedom, February 1960. The harshest European windstorm in decades lashed across Northern Europe in the first week of February 1960, killing dozens in the UK before moving towards Scandinavia and triggering the worst Baltic floods since 1872. Dozens of naval ships suffered severe damage, with 12 support ships being sunk along with 3 allied destroyers. CNO Burke was told by several commanders that the storm rivaled the typhoons that battered the Allied fleets near the end of the Pacific campaign.

 

[KhaiCan]

Nairobi, the capital of Kenya in early 2010s, enjoyed the prosperous and vibrant, thanks to the best economic performances since 1980s.

Indian border patrols are patrolling around the mountainous area near the border of Chinese Confederation, 2012. Some reports about a group of illegal migrants was apprehended by the Indian border patrols, fled from the country due to their dissident views on the Cabal would brand as “Chinese Confederations Defector” or “Mountaineer Defector” by the A4.

Korean soldiers carry out border watch near the barbed wire fence to prevent any infiltration by the Chinese Confederations and hoping there won't be any "new war" between the A4 and Chinese Confederation, 201?

 

[Gillan1220]

@KhaiCan Thanks for reviving the thread. I wasn't able to join it so now I can.

 

[KhaiCan]

@KhaiCan Thanks for reviving the thread. I wasn't able to join it so now I can.

Thank.

 

[Sport25ing]

And with the revive of this thread - just a short one

USAF F-100 Super Sabre taking of from Wheelus AFB, mid-1950's, British Tripolitania

With the end of the short African Front in 1940, the Italian Libya was divided into three administrations for nine years, before been all formed into three "colonies", with the UK in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica (the most pro-Allied of the region, led by King Idris I) and Free France gaining Fezzan and the single enclave of Ghadames, which was annexed into French Algeria an year later.

 

[Gillan1220]

Mangrove reserve at Malanao Island, Palawan, Philippines. Malanao Island is the site of Javelin IRBMs of the USAF's Strategic Air Command meant to keep the Cabal in check. The IRBMs have been deployed in Malanao Island since 1962. Since then, the island has become off-limits to civilians. Only American and Filipino military personnel as well as the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) are allowed to enter. There have been protests from locals and descendants of the original Malanao islanders demanding the removal of the missiles from the island,

 

[Gillan1220]

The M1A1 Select Fire rifle (OTL: M14 rifle), the standard infantry weapon of the U.S. military since 1954. The M1A1 replaced the M1 Garand on frontline service, marking a drastic improvement from eight-round clips to 20-round magazines. It also capable of semi-automatic and full-automatic fire, but soldiers and marines prefer using it on semi-automatic since it is difficult to control when firing full auto.

 

[Gillan1220]

The Volkshalle burns during the British bombing of Berlin during the reignition of WWII.
Credit: This Reddit post. Credits to the owner.

 

[Lalli]

Replica of Russian imperial crown

Original Russian imperial crown and other imperial jewelry were lost during years of the occupation. Generally it is believed that these were destroyed by nazi officials. Their final fate is still unsolved anyway. When monarchy was restored to Russia in 1960 it was decided that there must be made replicas for original ones. One of them was imperial crown what was used on coronations of Andrei I and his successors. Coronations and whole crown jewelry are seen important part of new identitet of Russia and as link to the past what almost all Russians see much happier time than Soviet and nazi eras.

 

[Hawwa]

Poster from the APFC (American-Polish Friendship Committee) encouraging those of Polish descent to move to newly reestablished Poland, Circa 1965.​

 

[Gillan1220]

A young Eduardo Aquino (Philippine Army) as anti-Japanese resistance fighter in 1945. The teenager led a guerilla unit that harassed the Japanese until the Americans returned to liberate the Philippines. In 1947, an 18-year-old Aquino became the first Filipino post-1947 independent to head to the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York. Because of his size and skin color, Aquino was subjected to many abuses by his cadets. However, Aquino was never phased as he wanted to represent the newly-independent Philippines in America's most prestigious military school. Aquino would later be awarded the Medal of Honor by President Harry S. Truman. He would then earn the respect of his former bullies in the USMA.

At the start of the second phase of the Second Global War, Aquino would lead the Philippine Scouts into occupied France to conduct sabotage and recon just in time for the Allied landings.

 

[Gillan1220]

Philippine Air Force C-47 skytrain with Philippine Scouts in Lyon, France.

 

[Gillan1220]

Two soldiers of the Red Army in Krasnoyarsk, rump USSR, 1948.

 

[Gillan1220]

A protester with a "Never Again" signboard during a rally in New York City that commemorated the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, March 13, 2020.

 

[Gillan1220]

Two Filipino soldiers in Stettin overseeing the protests demanding for German Reunification, April 1, 2007. The Filipinos were under the command of the Polish peacekeepers.
(OTL: Similar to the Iraq War in 2003 when Filipinos were under the Polish command).

 

[Gillan1220]

German soldiers with captured Lend-Lease equipment after the fall of the USSR, 1943. This lead to the rumor that Admiral Erich Raeder mentioned "We should have never sunk those Murmansk convoys!" as the Germans received thousands of tons of war trophies that were intended to be supplied to the Red Army. This captured equipment would be issued to the puppet security forces of occupied areas. By the time of the Hot War, the Germans got so desperate that they issued captured Allied weapons to fight off the Anglo-Americans and their allies.

 

[Gillan1220]

2 million Americans marched in Washington, D.C. to call for the capitulation of the German Reich after the Saint Patrick's Day bombing,

 

[Gillan1220]

Rearmed Italian soldiers put into Allied command after Italy's surrender.