The Union Forever: A TL

Alright, updated map. Is midway still separate from Hawaii at this point ITTL? Since Germany has no colonies before the great war, what happens to their sphere of influence in China? I gave it to France, while giving its concession ports to the dutch (France already has concessions at those places), though thats probably illogical. Would their still be South American border disputes at this time? Does the condominium between Britain and France over Vanuatu exist here?

Wasn't Samoa in its' entirety a US territory at this point as well, or was that retconned?

And great update, Mac Gregor. I like that there's still an Army Air Corps.
 
Wow, I love this update! Events have been pretty interesting overall, but I like the detail put into the current state of the US Armed Forces like this (I'm something of an OOB nut, as you might detect :p), as well as a possible look into future issues with China.

Out of curiosity, where would you say the main Naval bases would be? I think that OTL has the fleet homeports being too centralized and/or easy targets for possible attack. Given that there seems to be not so much of a deficit post-Cold War ITTL as OTL, I'd think that BRACs would be less necessary/prevalent by comparison, and hopefully gives more options for base locations than what we have had to work with IOTL (e.g., NS NY for NorLant, either Norfolk or Charleston for SouthLant, etc.). Also, where would you say the bulk of bombers would be based out of in terms of Aviation Divisions?

Keep up the good work!
 
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Where, exactly? :confused:

On March 16, America’s space-based global navigation program, commonly referred to as NAVIHO for Navigational Homing Orbitals, became fully operational with the launch of the 24th satellite in the system’s constellation. NAVIHO replaced earlier positioning systems created by the U.S. Navy and was open to anyone who had a receiver. In the decades to come the NAVIHO system would expand and become integral to the development of self-driving autos and autonomous unmanned machines.

It's not explicit, but the specific reference certainly implies it.
 
Which branch of the military is in charge of space operations?

Is there a worldwide "orbital" imaging project in the US like the OTL Landsat program? OTL it started in 1972, and by 1990 the Landsat 5 could image the entire planet in 16 days. I imagine there are competing nations with similar programs, but without the cold war space race there mightn't've been such a push for them.

Space operations have mostly been split between the Army and the Navy as seen by the name of America's principle spaceport the Leroy R. Connor Joint Army-Navy Airbase in Guiana. I will touch on the future of civilian space exploration in future updates.

Yes there is a U.S. imagery program called Eagle Eye, a German program called Mímisbrunnr, an IEF program called GLOSPUTIZO, and the British Commonwealth is working on one called Golden Hind.
 
Wow, I love this update! Events have been pretty interesting overall, but I like the detail put into the current state of the US Armed Forces like this (I'm something of an OOB nut, as you might detect :p), as well as a possible look into future issues with China.

Out of curiosity, where would you say the main Naval bases would be? I think that OTL has the fleet homeports being too centralized and/or easy targets for possible attack. Given that there seems to be not so much of a deficit post-Cold War ITTL as OTL, I'd think that BRACs would be less necessary/prevalent by comparison, and hopefully gives more options for base locations than what we have had to work with IOTL (e.g., NS NY for NorLant, either Norfolk or Charleston for SouthLant, etc.). Also, where would you say the bulk of bombers would be based out of in terms of Aviation Divisions?

Keep up the good work!

FleetMac glad you like the update. The following are the location of the fleet HQs but by no means the Navy's only ports.

North Atlantic: Staten Island, New York
South Atlantic: La Romana, Santo Domingo
West Pacific: Subic Bay, Philippines
Central Pacific: Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Eastern Pacific: San Diego, California
South Pacific: Apia, Pacifica
Indian Ocean: Bahia Blanca, Argentina
 
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Hey everyone, after several requests I am beginning a much belated attempt to post the finished segments in the finished TL forum. This will no doubt take a while so bare with me. I also will be reposting some pictures which have disappeared. Cheers!

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Hey everyone, after several requests I am beginning a much belated attempt to post the finished segments in the finished TL forum. This will no doubt take a while so bare with me. I also will be reposting some pictures which have disappeared. Cheers!

Yay! I'm going to try and make some more maps soon.
 
frustrated progressive excellent question. Let me explain. As you mentioned Greece did grant universal male suffrage extremely early. However, as in OTL, this doesn't mean it was exactly fully "free" in our sense of the word and the situation would vary from time to time as the monarchy and parliament vied for power. ITTL the death knell of Greek freedom was the Great War when the country was militarized. Since then a conservative coalition of monarchists and the Greek Army has kept Greece from becoming a true democratic country. The Russians/IEF have been all to happy since the Great War to help Greek conservative remain in control.

Thanks, Macgregor. sorry about my tardiness.
 
Presenting the commanders of the Army of the Potomac.

Up first, Major General George Brinton McClellan (July 26, 1861 - May 13, 1862)

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Hey everyone, after several requests I am beginning a much belated attempt to post the finished segments in the finished TL forum. This will no doubt take a while so bare with me. I also will be reposting some pictures which have disappeared. Cheers!

If you need a good image host, imgur.com is the best.
 
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