Ak-84
Banned
Okay, lets say the Germans political collapse dose not occur a firmer army stand against mutiny at home. Presume the other fronts collapse as in OTL.
So in 1919, with the Germans being on the pre-war borders for the most part.
So here is the strategic situation
i) The US takes over the brunt of the effort from the British Empire, while the French retain an essentially defensive posture. We now have 30 plus US divisions who have seen action in the last year, so their is a big experienced core to the army. Another 25 will be ready by the time the campaign season starts.
ii) The German High Seas fleet and the U Boats operate as in the previous years. Perhaps the HSF sorties, and faces the Grand Fleet, and the single Yank sqaudron.
How would the campaign go. I have a bad feeling that Metz 1944, could occur; with 500,000 casualties rather than the 50,000 in OTL.
What would be the tanks role, 1000 were slated to take part. As was an allied strategic bombing force, granted with not the best bombers ever invented, but their nonetheless.
How would a Germany that had clearly been defeated, and an America that had sufferd her million casualties act? Would US influence in the postwar senario be greater?
So in 1919, with the Germans being on the pre-war borders for the most part.
So here is the strategic situation
i) The US takes over the brunt of the effort from the British Empire, while the French retain an essentially defensive posture. We now have 30 plus US divisions who have seen action in the last year, so their is a big experienced core to the army. Another 25 will be ready by the time the campaign season starts.
ii) The German High Seas fleet and the U Boats operate as in the previous years. Perhaps the HSF sorties, and faces the Grand Fleet, and the single Yank sqaudron.
How would the campaign go. I have a bad feeling that Metz 1944, could occur; with 500,000 casualties rather than the 50,000 in OTL.
What would be the tanks role, 1000 were slated to take part. As was an allied strategic bombing force, granted with not the best bombers ever invented, but their nonetheless.
How would a Germany that had clearly been defeated, and an America that had sufferd her million casualties act? Would US influence in the postwar senario be greater?