Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

[S. Marlowski]

A group of Black Confederate soldiers posing for a photo aboard a CSN transport ship on the Mississippi River, circa December 1916. Two of the men in this photo would die during the fighting in the First Great War, while all but the one on the far right of the third row would later die in the Gas Chambers as part of the Destruction during the Second Great War.

 

[CASSICTOR2]

A group of Black Confederate soldiers posing for a photo aboard a CSN transport ship on the Mississippi River, circa December 1916. Two of the men in this photo would die during the fighting in the First Great War, while all but the one on the far right of the third row would later die in the Gas Chambers as part of the Destruction during the Second Great War.

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Jesus man that's just sad

 

[Jett-Power]

Military parade in Washington DC, Remembrance Day, 2022

 

[Jett-Power]

Pro- Candian independence rally in Toronto, Ontario, 2017, the one-hundredth anniversary of the end of the First Great War.

 

[Jett-Power]

Reconstruction of the James Bethel Gresham Memorial Bridge, 2023.

 

[Jett-Power]

Map of the Presidente Tilden Department in Paraguay.
For more information on it: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/tl-191-filling-the-gaps.148857/page-190#post-23881851

 

[Spencer Pease]

A snapshot by United States Army Intelligence of the Mark I Tredegar rifle used by Cassius Madison to kill Jake Featherston. The rifle, kept by Madison for some years after the Second Great War, was later donated by his family to the National Museum of the Destruction in Washington, DC and is now a permanent display.

 

[Jett-Power]

US soldiers raising the US flag over Richmond following Richmond's capture.

 

[CASSICTOR2]

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US Marines raising the US flag over Richmond following Richmond's capture.

More like something out of Battle of Midway because of how empty the landscape is unless the US artillery destroyed Richmond into rumble

 

[Lord Hierarch]

More like something out of Battle of Midway because of how empty the landscape is unless the US artillery destroyed Richmond into rumble

Pound it to destroy! Richmond, more like Rubblemond!

Rubble mound! Hah! Jenius.

 

[Spencer Pease]

I don’t think marines would really be fighting in Virginia. Either way I always imagined any ‘raising the flag over Richmond’ photo to be similar to the hammer and sickle over the Reichstag

 

[Lalli]

I don’t think marines would really be fighting in Virginia. Either way I always imagined any ‘raising the flag over Richmond’ photo to be similar to the hammer and sickle over the Reichstag

I don't know about Marines but yeah, I would too imaginate that soldiers would put flag to city hall of the city or some another important building unless whole city is not anything else as rubbles.

 

[CASSICTOR2]

I don't know about Marines but yeah, I would too imaginate that soldiers would put flag to city hall of the city or some another important building unless whole city is not anything else as rubbles.

Maybe the Marines will make more sense in Pacific or the Caribbean campaign but not really in Richmond where they wouldn't be the most likely to deploy in

 

[Jett-Power]

I don’t think marines would really be fighting in Virginia. Either way I always imagined any ‘raising the flag over Richmond’ photo to be similar to the hammer and sickle over the Reichstag

Maybe the Marines will make more sense in Pacific or the Caribbean campaign but not really in Richmond where they wouldn't be the most likely to deploy in

I don't know about Marines but yeah, I would too imaginate that soldiers would put flag to city hall of the city or some another important building unless whole city is not anything else as rubbles.

I'll fix it to say US soldiers.
Edit: fixed

 

[S. Marlowski]

President Theodore Roosevelt and Kaiser Wilhelm II on horseback during the former's state visit to Germany, circa 1913.

 

[Allochronian]

I'm back.

Here are some TL-191 inspired images:

Image of a Confederate Freedomite Eagle plaque found in Texas.

*I found it on this website. I know I'm not an artist but I still wanted to make my own changes.

An Official Portrait of Jacob Featherston in uniform

 

[S. Marlowski]

I'm back.

Here are some TL-191 inspired images:

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Image of a Confederate Freedomite Eagle plaque found in Texas.

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*I found it on this website. I know I'm not an artist but I still wanted to make my own changes.

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An Official Portrait of Jacob Featherston in uniform

Ah, long time no see, how is things?

 

[Allochronian]

Ah, long time no see, how is things?

Things are okay.

I thought I wouldn't return, but I think I still have some creative ideas that I think are worth posting.

Though, I may not be very active like before.

We'll see.

 

[CASSICTOR2]

I'm back.

Welcome back man I absolutely enjoy your content in this thread and I hope your new works will be amazing

 

[Captain Reynolds]

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An Official Portrait of Jacob Featherston in uniform

That picture has officers bars on his collar, which is incorrect as he never made it past sergeant. Other than that, I think it works