Rank Insignia and Uniforms Thread
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Eh, well. More Imperial uniforms, this time depicting ones from the various imperial states.
You see, in this timeline, Emperor Vandox heavily reforms the military, and builds up a large imperial army based around the Circle Estates system, which each state providing a certain number of troops. Austria has the largest contingent, about 500,000, and they serve as the main force in combat. The total Imperial army forces are around 2 million men from around the entire empire.
Eh, well. More Imperial uniforms, this time depicting ones from the various imperial states.
You see, in this timeline, Emperor Vandox heavily reforms the military, and builds up a large imperial army based around the Circle Estates system, which each state providing a certain number of troops. Austria has the largest contingent, about 500,000, and they serve as the main force in combat. The total Imperial army forces are around 2 million men from around the entire empire.
Last time I checked, the HRE didn't have a single military. And I think we disscused the plausibility of somebody named Vandox (sounds like a prescription medicine) could be elected Emperor.
Here's a future Starfleet uniform.
Here's a future Starfleet uniform.
1. They did. It was just very small. It was mostly augmented by the army of whoever was emperor. ITTL, Vandox implements major reforms.Archangel Michael said:
2. Then chalk it up as ASB. Doesn't make it any less viable as an ATL story. Besides, plausibility takes a side seat to entertainment (if you think the story is impossible now, you should've seen what it was before).
Anyway, perhaps this is more to your tastes?
Various uniforms from the year 1780 in my Sorrow of the Samurai Universe.
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Hapsburg said:1. They did. It was just very small. It was mostly augmented by the army of whoever was emperor. ITTL, Vandox implements major reforms.
2. Then chalk it up as ASB. Doesn't make it any less viable as an ATL story. Besides, plausibility takes a side seat to entertainment (if you think the story is impossible now, you should've seen what it was before).
Anyway, perhaps this is more to your tastes?
Various uniforms from the year 1780 in my Sorrow of the Samurai Universe.
Those are some nice uniforms. Can I borrw the template?
Also from my GotY story. Holy Roman Imperial Infantryman, of the Army of Austria. In particular, the Fifth Regiment during the Invasion of Britain.
They use repeating air-rifles instead of muskets. This is why they win the wars they fight.
CGU Universe:
Waffen-SG Lieutenant-Colonel.
They use repeating air-rifles instead of muskets. This is why they win the wars they fight.
CGU Universe:
Waffen-SG Lieutenant-Colonel.
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@ Thande:
I like the name of "Scifleet", very catchy I might even use it somewhere.
What are the responsibilities of Starforce? Why are they separated from Warfleet?
Why are those uniforms so bright? Especially the militia uniform, since it is going to be used on planetary surface.
I like the name of "Scifleet", very catchy I might even use it somewhere.
What are the responsibilities of Starforce? Why are they separated from Warfleet?
Why are those uniforms so bright? Especially the militia uniform, since it is going to be used on planetary surface.
No service should have a special uniform for 'Intelligence'. It kind of defeats the whole purpose, doesn't it?
W. T. Sherman said:
It does for SpecOps too. However it's possible in "real life" Astroforce Intel does not have a different uniform form the other branches of the service and that it's just in this picture that the colour appears different from Warfleet.
I would like to know what Starforce is though?
Hapsburg said:
I was thinking the same thing. If Warfleet is the equivilent of OTL wet navies, Space Marines are well marines, Militia is ground forces/army then Starforce would be the airforce equivilent operating non-FTL capable fighters for planetary defence.
Though why they would wear orange and the sea navy branch light blue is beyond be.