Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

[Zoidberg12]

American soldiers fight off the Imperial Russian Alaskan Guard at the Battle of Gorod Alyaska, during Operation Husky in 1948. In the face of the Russo-Japanese War (1944-1951) and the decline of the Russian Empire's power in the east, the United States under President Dewey became worried that the Russian territory of Alaska might either fall into Japanese hands or disintegrate into violent chaos between the local army, Russian settlers, political prisoners and a number of native american tribes. Thus in 1948, the US launched Operation Husky, a police action which would place Alaska under American occupation after only two months.

The US Army under General Daniel MacArthur regroups in preparation for an attack on the territorial capital of Novo Arkhangelsk.

Russain Alaskan Barrel and Infantry units retreat from Gorod Romonov in the aftermath of a successful American attack on the city.

The remains of the Imperial Russian Alaskan Guard regroup during the final days of Operation Husky.

OCC: Based on David Bar Elias' After the End

 

[SpanishSpy]

Canadian rebel sniper in Alberta, 1942.



CS forces in Indiana during Operation Blackbeard.



CS forces crossing the Ohio river during Operation Blackbeard.



Gun camera from a CS bomber-taken photo of US fighters.



US army detachment defending Philadelphia, 1943.



US Barrels in Virginia, 1944.

 

[GeorgeUK]

A British "Pendulum" tilting train sits at Birmingham on a Glasgow-Dover run. Several other countries, most notably Italy, have placed orders for this 140mph-rated train.

The "Javelin", also capable of 140mph, built as part of Britain's bid to host the 1996 UEFA European Championships. (Which they did host, and won, beating Austria-Hungary 3-2 on Golden Goal.) Germany, Holland, and Austria-Hungary have placed orders for this train.

A "Voyager" waits at Glasgow Central before a run to Padstow on a Summer Saturday morning. It is rumoured that Irish Railways (CIE) have placed an order to purchase a fleet of this train.

The third-generation of the "Silver Bullet" high-speed train, designed to complete the Edinburgh-Birmingham-London-Ashford-Paris-Lyon-Marseille run in just over 5 hours with a maximum speed of 236 miles an hour. An agreement between Britain, France and Germany has ensured that in the future, these trains will run to Berlin as well.

 

[Marky Bunny]

The Crowds in the re-built Norwich City Centre with the Visit of King Albert on the 10th anniversary of the dropping of the super bomb in 1954.

King Albert arrving for service of remembrance at the new City Hall, Norwich on the 10th anniversary of the super bomb attack.

 

[SpanishSpy]

US Heavy Barrel in Kentucky.



US Barrel Buster in the Appalachian Mountains.

US Barrel in Virginia, 1943.



CS barrel in Northern Virginia.



CS Barrel Buster in the Appalachian Mountains.

 

[KACKO]

^ I don't think the USA would have ever used the Roman salute IITL. I could be wrong though. Was it mentioned in the books?

Well, not in book, but OTL there was Bellamy salute. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellamy_salute

 

[Zoidberg12]

An America political cartoon published in Judge magazine in the last months of 1914, showing President Theodore Roosevelt denouncing Tsar Nicholas II of Russia's antisemitism and continuing support of antisemitic pogroms. While the United States and the Russian Empire practically never engaged in combat against each other during GWI, they were still in a state of war against each other. Thus, the American media went out of their way to depict Russia was a ignorant and backwards land of oppression and cruelty. This propaganda appealed especially to Jewish Americans and other immigrants from the Russian Empire, and helped the US government gain their support for the war effort.

 

[Tom_NUFC]

Confederate veterans use a commandeered Vauxhall Prince Henry to patrol the back roads of South Carolina in search of the freedom fighters of the Congaree Socialist Republic, during the black uprisings in the CSA which severely damaged the Confederacy during the First Great War.

 

[SpanishSpy]

US forces in Michigan for an assault on CS-held Ohio, 1941. In the background is a plane belonging to a Finnish immigrant.



CS troops in Kentucky overlooking the Ohio River during Operation Blackbeard.



CS forces surrender to surrounding US troops in Pennsylvania.



CS soldiers with a machine gun outside Richmond.

 

[Marky Bunny]

Brighton after the super bombing in 1944

 

[Marky Bunny]

The outskirts of Norwich after the super bombing.

The ruins of Lewes, after the super bombing of Brighton aprox seven miles away

 

[Zoidberg12]

-snip-

US forces in Michigan for an assault on CS-held Ohio, 1941. In the background is a plane belonging to a Finnish immigrant.

Not sure this works out. I know that Finland used the Swastika as its marking for a number of its defense forces, but why would a Finnish plane end up in the US? Would the symbols association with Finland really be that great as for an immigrant to have it on his plane? Plus those Balkenkreuz on the planes sure don't make them look American at all.

I guess someone with Photoshop could fix this then.

 

[SpanishSpy]

Not sure this works out. I know that Finland used the Swastika as its marking for a number of its defense forces, but why would a Finnish plane end up in the US? Would the symbols association with Finland really be that great as for an immigrant to have it on his plane? Plus those Balkenkreuz on the planes sure don't make them look American at all.

I guess someone with Photoshop could fix this then.

I imagined it as being something bored young pilots would paint on their planes.



CS transport plane at the foot of the Appalachians.



US plane crashed in North Carolina after a bombing run.



Confederate barrel buster in the Great Dismal Swamp.



US barrel in Fairfax County, West Virginia.



CS barrels defending Kentucky, 1943.



US barrel in West Virginia.



US missile barrel in Houston.



CS troops and barrel in occupied Cleveland.



Ruined imported CS barrel from France in Pittsburgh.

 

[JimmyRibbitt]

The ruins of Lewes, after the super bombing of Brighton aprox seven miles away

If that was 7 miles from ground zero, they must have been using something way more powerful than OTL Hiroshima or Nagsaki bombs, at 12.5 and 22 kt, respectively.

Just how powerful was the bomb dropped on Brighton?

 

[Tom_NUFC]

Police pursue a car belonging to known Neo-Freedomites. If you look closely, you can see a Confederate battle flag painted on the car's roof.

 

[SpanishSpy]

US barrels in Kentucky advancing on a Confederate barrel column.



CS tanks in Ohio, 1941.



CS barrel in rural Ohio hauling supplies for the army.



Another CS barrel hauling supplies.



Burning US planes in a destroyed airfield in Pennsylvania.



US barrels in occupied Richmond.

 

[Nietzsche]

Maybe they picked it up from the Germans.

Honestly, it'd be easier to just say it span off from the 'raising the flag' thing that was done by children in classrooms and the like. The arm would start at the bottom, and raise as the flag was, ect.

 

[Spitfiremk1]

A famous photograph showing the initial stages of the Population Reduction as African-Americans are rounded up to be sent to the early incarnations of the later Death Camps after Freedom Party provoked race riots in Charleston, South Carolina in Mid 1939. The grim scene contrasted by Freedom Party Propaganda lauding the recovery of the Confederate economy and living standards since the election of Jake Featherston

 

[SpanishSpy]

Two US officers pose for a picture in occupied Richmond.



CS artillery bombarding Ohio from Kentucky in Operation Blackbeard.



CS forces during the Battle of Pittsburgh.



CS winter troops in the mountains of Georgia in the waning days of the war.



Mexican Imperial Air Squadron used to fight African-Confederate rebellions during GWII.

 

[Spitfiremk1]

A photograph of a CSAF Hughes F 70 'Asteroid' Jet Fighter captured by the advancing US army in South Carolina, 1944. The Asteroid was built by the Hughes Aircraft Company for the Confederate Airforce using mainly imported British jet technology to counter the USAAF's Boeing 'Screaming Eagle'. Although it first flew in early 1943, the deteriorating stituation in the Confederacy meant it only reached frontline squadrons in early 1944, by which time it had come too late, like many of the Confederacy's high tech weapons projects, to change the course of the war. However, where it did see combat, it reportedly gave a good acount of itself, being superior to any US prop fighter and easily on far with the Boeing 'Screaming Eagle'.