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-====Operation Lowcrouch====
+====== Operation Lowcrouch ======
-This was the operation launched on the orders of [[offtopic:Sargon|Acting President Sargon]] to secure [offtopic:Antarctica]] for AH.com and establish a permanent presence and garrison there. It has been entirely successful and even the penguins were impressed by the fleets of Byzantine and Ottoman Zeppelins appearing in the sky and landing AH.com Marines.
+This was the operation launched on the orders of [[offtopic:Sargon|Acting President Sargon]] to secure [[offtopic:Antarctica]] for AH.com and [[fictional_ah.com_regions#ahcom_colonies|establish a permanent presence and a garrison there]]. It has been entirely successful and even the penguins were impressed by the fleets of [[alternate history:Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] and [[alternate history:Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]] [[alternate history:airships|Zeppelins]] appearing in the sky and landing AH.com Marines.
+In 1946, the US actually carried out a survey of Antarctica under the name of //Operation Highjump//, which was also termed //The United States Navy Antarctic Developments Program, 1946-47// and it consisted of  around 4,700 men, 13 ships (including a carrier, the //USS Philippine Sea//) and a fair number of aircraft. The AH.com operation was named in a tongue-and-cheek way after the US one.
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+==== See Also ====
+**[[fictional_ah.com_regions#ahcom_colonies|AH.com Colonies]]**
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+==== Navigation ====
+**[[AH.com Culture]]**
+**[[AH.com Politics]]**
-In 1946, the US actually carried out a survey of Antarctica under the name of //Operation Highump//, which was also termed //The United States Navy Antarctic Developments Program, 1946-47// and it consisted of  around 4,700 men, 13 ships (including a carrier, the //USS Philippine Sea//) and a fair number of aircraft.  The AH.com operation was named in a tongue-and-cheek way after the US one.