Fallout: Pact of Steel [ALT-HIST Fallout Pre War Nation RP]

[Al-Ghaihr]

https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=467039

IC is up, I apologize if the last part of the RP regarding Germany (if any player signs up as germany) is unwanted. I just wanted to set the mood.

[Al-Ghaihr]

Just a bump, since you might not been able to see where the IC was posted.

[Washington Free Press]

Al-Ghaihr here, made this account to post ingame news. Washington Free Press will be a neutral and not a biased news service. First post will be inbound, hold on folks.

[The Empire of Tau]

NS Name: The Tau of Empire
Nation: Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Capital: Ho Chi Minh City
Flag: Vietnam Flag
Type of Government: Totalitarian Regime
Ideology : Marxist-Leninist
Population: 145.6 Million

Leader: Lưu Ðình Cường
Picture:
Age: 35
Bio: Elected as the President of Vietnam by the People’s Congress in 2065 - Lưu Ðình Cường’s administration has been marked by liberal reforms of the media and economy. While the nation is still a totalitarian state in all its glory; special economic zones, limited freedom of speech, and the such, has allowed Lưu Ðình Cường to be seen as a popular figure. The current events in the Sino-American War is the stuff of nightmares for Lưu Ðình Cường. The Americans are coming. War is not what Lưu Ðình Cường wants for his nation. In the past, Vietnam has been on the sidelines; aiding in the Sino-American War by shipping rubber, industrial goods, and other exports to China. With the Americans planning to launch an invasion into China, Lưu Ðình Cường has no other choice but to mobilized the Vietnam People's Armed Forces. The events of the Vietnam War still lingers today - the people wants revenge. The American Imperialists must be stopped at all costs.

Vietnam People's Armed Forces
Active Duty: 1,546,000
Reserves: 4,508,000
Total: 6,054,000

People's Army of Vietnam
Active Duty: 1,456,000
Reserves: 4,368,000
Total: 5,824,000
Uniform: Army Uniform
Standard Issue Rifle: AK-74

Vietnam People's Navy
Active Duty: 70,000
Reserves: 100,000
Total: 170,000
Uniform: Navy Uniform
Carriers: N/A
Destroyers: 100
Cruisers: 50
Frigates: 200
Battleships: N/A
Submarines: 20

Vietnam People's Air Force
Active Duty: 20,000
Reserves: 40,000
Uniform: Air Force Uniform
Propeller Fighters : N/A
Jet Fighters: 400
Fixed Wing Attack: 50
Helicopters: 90

Nukes : No

[Al-Ghaihr]

NS Name: The Tau of Empire
Nation: Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Capital: Ho Chi Minh City
Flag: Vietnam Flag
Type of Government: Totalitarian Regime
Ideology : Marxist-Leninist
Population: 145.6 Million

Leader: Lưu Ðình Cường
Picture:
Age: 35
Bio: Elected as the President of Vietnam by the People’s Congress in 2065 - Lưu Ðình Cường’s administration has been marked by liberal reforms of the media and economy. While the nation is still a totalitarian state in all its glory; special economic zones, limited freedom of speech, and the such, has allowed Lưu Ðình Cường to be seen as a popular figure. The current events in the Sino-American War is the stuff of nightmares for Lưu Ðình Cường. The Americans are coming. War is not what Lưu Ðình Cường wants for his nation. In the past, Vietnam has been on the sidelines; aiding in the Sino-American War by shipping rubber, industrial goods, and other exports to China. With the Americans planning to launch an invasion into China, Lưu Ðình Cường has no other choice but to mobilized the Vietnam People's Armed Forces. The events of the Vietnam War still lingers today - the people wants revenge. The American Imperialists must be stopped at all costs.

Vietnam People's Armed Forces
Active Duty: 1,546,000
Reserves: 4,508,000
Total: 6,054,000

People's Army of Vietnam
Active Duty: 1,456,000
Reserves: 4,368,000
Total: 5,824,000
Uniform: Army Uniform
Standard Issue Rifle: AK-74

Vietnam People's Navy
Active Duty: 70,000
Reserves: 100,000
Total: 170,000
Uniform: Navy Uniform
Carriers: N/A
Destroyers: 100
Cruisers: 50
Frigates: 200
Battleships: N/A
Submarines: 20

Vietnam People's Air Force
Active Duty: 20,000
Reserves: 40,000
Uniform: Air Force Uniform
Propeller Fighters : N/A
Jet Fighters: 400
Fixed Wing Attack: 50
Helicopters: 90

Nukes : No

Accepted.

[Cavendian States]

NS Name: Cavendian States
Nation: Official - Union Francaise/French Union
Unofficial - Guyane, French Sixth Republic, Free France
Capital: Cayenne
Flag: Flag
Type of Government: Unitary presidential authoritarian republic
Population: 1.5 million
History:

The origins of the Union Francaise - a government-in-exile located in what was formerly French Guiana - lie with the defeat of the Third Republic by Nazi Germany and the formation of the puppet state of Vichy France. The French troops who continued to resist German usurpation were the forces of Free France, lead by the General Charles de Gaulle. Almost immediately, they faced challenges that would prove to be insurmountable. French West Africa would declare their loyalty to the Vichy regime, countered only by the defection of French Equatorial Africa to the Free French. The African war largely remained a stalemate, with the exception of a few small victories - Free French forces managed to seize Gabon, as well as Madagascar. In the Atlantic, the Vichy strongholds of St. Pierre and Miquelon, as well as Martinique, surrendered. However, these victories were only a small respite. The lack of American intervention and the fall of Britain to Germany would be a death knell for the Free French aspirations of retaking the mainland. As Charles de Gaulle relocated his government to Brazzaville, the native peoples of the French colony became increasingly restless. The failed Brazzaville Conference - an attempt to bridge the gap between the interests of the French administrators and the various local peoples - resulted in widespread protest. The primarily Chadian troops of the Free French defected, with one disgruntled soldier assassinating de Gaulle in early 1947.

The collapse of the Free French in Africa was not the collapse of the movement. Admiral Emilé Muselier - the liberator of St. Pierre and Miquelon - lead the remnants of the Free French fleet to French Guiana, where he established the Fourth French Republic. The early years of the Republic were shaky and uncertain. The impoverished region provided little resources and manpower for what was supposed to go towards the liberation of France. Muselier would essentially function as a dictator, having declared a period of national emergency and suppressing his political opponents, the weakened Gaullists. Continued poverty, economic stagnation, and the discrimination of non-French peoples fueled the rise of an Guyanese independence movement in the 1950s. This decade would be marked by terrorist attacks, government reprisals, and brutal atrocities. However, Muselier would continue to maintain power; the arrests and executions of many of the independence movement’s top leaders was the turning point in the conflict. By 1960, only small rebel cells existed, launching sporadic raids from the interior.

The death of Muselier in 1960 - the result of his declining health from stress and incessant drinking - sparked a crisis as to who would succeed him. The only political party that had been allowed to exist - the French Committee of National Liberation (CFLN) - had been divided into two ideological wings. The right - supporters of Muselier - advocated for the continuation of the “national emergency” as well as the main focus to be the immediate liberation of mainland France. On the other side of the spectrum, the left believed that the mainland was effectively lost for the time-being. Rather than wasting resources on supporting a general uprising that would never come, they favored developing French Guiana and the French Caribbean as a base for future opportunities. The succession crisis would be a victory for the left, as Justin Catayée became the President. In his first few months of office, he introduced a series of wide-ranging reforms. A new constitution, overwhelmingly approved by referendum in 1961, officially ended the period of national emergency, granted full rights to non-French citizens, and created the new Fifth Republic under a semi-presidential system.

Catayée’s socialist leanings would be a source of alarm for the recently-formed UCA. Fearful of the presence of a potential communist base, the UCA launched an operation to seize St. Pierre and Miquelon, along with imposing a blockade of the region. This, along with rumors of a Brazilian invasion of Guyana, prompted rightist elements of the CFLN to stage a coup, falsely believing that there would be foreign assistance. The coup was quickly crushed after popular backlash and decisive action by Catayée, who dissolved the CFLN. With the newly-formed Socialist Party firmly in control, he was free to enact a national development program and seek economic, technical, and military assistance from the USSR. As the Space Race was in full swing, the Soviets sought to gain the upper hand and financed the construction of a sprawling space port in Guyana. This would revive the ailing economy and the popularity of the Socialists soared, much to the consternation of the opposition National Party. By the time he retired from politics in 1973 (after serving 2 6-year terms), he left Guyane in a considerably better state than it had been in 1961.

His successors, Leopold Héder and Élie Castor furthered Catayee’s national development policies. However, they also sought to decrease their dependence on the USSR and distance themselves from the rising American Comintern Bloc. They encouraged domestic industries like tourism and achieved some successes in normalizing relations with the UCA. The Socialists, helped by the enormous economic growth under Catayée, maintained power throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. These decades also witnessed the rise of a prominent, but peaceful independence movement in Guyane (Democratic Guyanese Rally) and several waves of immigration from neighboring Suriname, Brazil, the Caribbean, and even the French mainland. As Guyane entered the new millennium, however, it faced renewed challenges. Economic stagnation, income inequality, and high rates of unemployment and poverty led to the 2009 Caribbean riots, which devastated parts of Guadeloupe and Martinique. The National Party - for the first time in over 40 years - were swept into power under President Léon Bertrand. Bertrand negotiated an official end to the American blockade, reduced immigration, improved relations with Libya and lifted some travel restrictions between Guyane and German-controlled France. In 2020, however, economic problems, political scandals, and increased tensions between the French and non-French communities, would culminate into a new series of riots centered in Guyane (with smaller protests in the French Caribbean). While they were eventually suppressed after weeks of clashes with the police, it resulted in the collapse of the National Party government and the beginning of the Sixth Republic, as a referendum in 2021 approved amendments to the Constitution that greatly expanded the powers of the Presidency.

The return of the Socialists under Gabriel Serville would be marked by a recognition of the new communist state in Argentina, an increased focus on welfare and housing programs to address overcrowding and over population, and rollbacks on long-established political reforms. As the 2030s began, a group of pragmatists rose to prominence within the Socialist Party. Chief among their goals was to improve relations and trade with Brazil, as their economic prosperity could be a boon for the struggling Guyane. Renewed nuclear tensions in the 2050s, the looming energy crisis, and the fears of foreign invasion resulted in the construction of a series of bunkers in the Caribbean. Despite declaring neutrality the beginning of the Sino-American War, Guyane has become rife with political instability, tension, and social unrest. The 2075 elections witnessed the Guyanese nationalist party achieving their best results since its founding, surpassing that even of the Republican Union (the successor to the National Party). Following the splinter of the Independent Left, the Socialists have found themselves in a precarious position managing the affairs of what has become a deeply divided country.

Leader: Henri Ponce
Picture: Picture
Age: 58
Bio: The mixed-race descendant of a Free French soldier who had fled to Guyane after de Gaulle’s assassination, Henri Ponce grew up in one of Cayenne’s poor slums. Fascinated with the Guyane space port, he grew up with an interest in learning and managed to become a teacher. His experiences dealing with lower-class children and a chronic lack of government funding encouraged him to run for mayor of Cayenne as a Socialist. His education crusade proved to be successful, as he attracted the attention of the people, not just in Guyane but in Guadeloupe and Martinique as well. Using his newfound popularity and prominence as a springboard, he would serve briefly as the Minister of Education before resigning from his position (citing dissatisfaction with the President’s policies). In 2075, following the outgoing term of an unpopular administration, he threw his hat in the ring in what was a nearly-empty field. Running on a campaign of national rejuvenation, Ponce secured the support of the Independent Left and won the presidential election. In his first two years of office, he has faced numerous challenges after an intense showdown with the Guianese nationalists over a key policy proposal and the ongoing occupation of the Space Port by protestors.

Active Duty: 13000
Reserves: 45000
Total: 58000

Army
Active Duty: 3,000
Reserves: 35,000 (incl. 30,000 National Guardsmen, a reserve force trained to conduct guerrilla warfare in the event of foreign invasion and suppress major civil disturbances)
Total: 38,000
Uniform: Army Uniform
Standard Issue Rifle: Rifle

Navy
Active Duty: 7,000
Reserves: 8,000
Total: 15,000
Uniform: Navy Uniform
Carriers: 0
Destroyers: 2
Cruisers: 0
Frigates: 11
Battleships: 0
Submarines: 4

Air Force
Active Duty: 3,000
Reserves: 2,000
Uniform: Air Force Uniform
Propeller Fighters: 100 (in the process of being phased out)
Jet Fighters: 100
Fixed Wing Attack: 20
Helicopters: 30

Nukes (y/n): N

[Al-Ghaihr]

NS Name: Cavendian States
Nation: Official - Union Francaise/French Union
Unofficial - Guyane, French Sixth Republic, Free France
Capital: Cayenne
Flag: Flag
Type of Government: Unitary presidential authoritarian republic
Population: 1.5 million
History:

The origins of the Union Francaise - a government-in-exile located in what was formerly French Guiana - lie with the defeat of the Third Republic by Nazi Germany and the formation of the puppet state of Vichy France. The French troops who continued to resist German usurpation were the forces of Free France, lead by the General Charles de Gaulle. Almost immediately, they faced challenges that would prove to be insurmountable. French West Africa would declare their loyalty to the Vichy regime, countered only by the defection of French Equatorial Africa to the Free French. The African war largely remained a stalemate, with the exception of a few small victories - Free French forces managed to seize Gabon, as well as Madagascar. In the Atlantic, the Vichy strongholds of St. Pierre and Miquelon, as well as Martinique, surrendered. However, these victories were only a small respite. The lack of American intervention and the fall of Britain to Germany would be a death knell for the Free French aspirations of retaking the mainland. As Charles de Gaulle relocated his government to Brazzaville, the native peoples of the French colony became increasingly restless. The failed Brazzaville Conference - an attempt to bridge the gap between the interests of the French administrators and the various local peoples - resulted in widespread protest. The primarily Chadian troops of the Free French defected, with one disgruntled soldier assassinating de Gaulle in early 1947.

The collapse of the Free French in Africa was not the collapse of the movement. Admiral Emilé Muselier - the liberator of St. Pierre and Miquelon - lead the remnants of the Free French fleet to French Guiana, where he established the Fourth French Republic. The early years of the Republic were shaky and uncertain. The impoverished region provided little resources and manpower for what was supposed to go towards the liberation of France. Muselier would essentially function as a dictator, having declared a period of national emergency and suppressing his political opponents, the weakened Gaullists. Continued poverty, economic stagnation, and the discrimination of non-French peoples fueled the rise of an Guyanese independence movement in the 1950s. This decade would be marked by terrorist attacks, government reprisals, and brutal atrocities. However, Muselier would continue to maintain power; the arrests and executions of many of the independence movement’s top leaders was the turning point in the conflict. By 1960, only small rebel cells existed, launching sporadic raids from the interior.

The death of Muselier in 1960 - the result of his declining health from stress and incessant drinking - sparked a crisis as to who would succeed him. The only political party that had been allowed to exist - the French Committee of National Liberation (CFLN) - had been divided into two ideological wings. The right - supporters of Muselier - advocated for the continuation of the “national emergency” as well as the main focus to be the immediate liberation of mainland France. On the other side of the spectrum, the left believed that the mainland was effectively lost for the time-being. Rather than wasting resources on supporting a general uprising that would never come, they favored developing French Guiana and the French Caribbean as a base for future opportunities. The succession crisis would be a victory for the left, as Justin Catayée became the President. In his first few months of office, he introduced a series of wide-ranging reforms. A new constitution, overwhelmingly approved by referendum in 1961, officially ended the period of national emergency, granted full rights to non-French citizens, and created the new Fifth Republic under a semi-presidential system.

Catayée’s socialist leanings would be a source of alarm for the recently-formed UCA. Fearful of the presence of a potential communist base, the UCA launched an operation to seize St. Pierre and Miquelon, along with imposing a blockade of the region. This, along with rumors of a Brazilian invasion of Guyana, prompted rightist elements of the CFLN to stage a coup, falsely believing that there would be foreign assistance. The coup was quickly crushed after popular backlash and decisive action by Catayée, who dissolved the CFLN. With the newly-formed Socialist Party firmly in control, he was free to enact a national development program and seek economic, technical, and military assistance from the USSR. As the Space Race was in full swing, the Soviets sought to gain the upper hand and financed the construction of a sprawling space port in Guyana. This would revive the ailing economy and the popularity of the Socialists soared, much to the consternation of the opposition National Party. By the time he retired from politics in 1973 (after serving 2 6-year terms), he left Guyane in a considerably better state than it had been in 1961.

His successors, Leopold Héder and Élie Castor furthered Catayee’s national development policies. However, they also sought to decrease their dependence on the USSR and distance themselves from the rising American Comintern Bloc. They encouraged domestic industries like tourism and achieved some successes in normalizing relations with the UCA. The Socialists, helped by the enormous economic growth under Catayée, maintained power throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. These decades also witnessed the rise of a prominent, but peaceful independence movement in Guyane (Democratic Guyanese Rally) and several waves of immigration from neighboring Suriname, Brazil, the Caribbean, and even the French mainland. As Guyane entered the new millennium, however, it faced renewed challenges. Economic stagnation, income inequality, and high rates of unemployment and poverty led to the 2009 Caribbean riots, which devastated parts of Guadeloupe and Martinique. The National Party - for the first time in over 40 years - were swept into power under President Léon Bertrand. Bertrand negotiated an official end to the American blockade, reduced immigration, improved relations with Libya and lifted some travel restrictions between Guyane and German-controlled France. In 2020, however, economic problems, political scandals, and increased tensions between the French and non-French communities, would culminate into a new series of riots centered in Guyane (with smaller protests in the French Caribbean). While they were eventually suppressed after weeks of clashes with the police, it resulted in the collapse of the National Party government and the beginning of the Sixth Republic, as a referendum in 2021 approved amendments to the Constitution that greatly expanded the powers of the Presidency.

The return of the Socialists under Gabriel Serville would be marked by a recognition of the new communist state in Argentina, an increased focus on welfare and housing programs to address overcrowding and over population, and rollbacks on long-established political reforms. As the 2030s began, a group of pragmatists rose to prominence within the Socialist Party. Chief among their goals was to improve relations and trade with Brazil, as their economic prosperity could be a boon for the struggling Guyane. Renewed nuclear tensions in the 2050s, the looming energy crisis, and the fears of foreign invasion resulted in the construction of a series of bunkers in the Caribbean. Despite declaring neutrality the beginning of the Sino-American War, Guyane has become rife with political instability, tension, and social unrest. The 2075 elections witnessed the Guyanese nationalist party achieving their best results since its founding, surpassing that even of the Republican Union (the successor to the National Party). Following the splinter of the Independent Left, the Socialists have found themselves in a precarious position managing the affairs of what has become a deeply divided country.

Leader: Henri Ponce
Picture: Picture
Age: 58
Bio: The mixed-race descendant of a Free French soldier who had fled to Guyane after de Gaulle’s assassination, Henri Ponce grew up in one of Cayenne’s poor slums. Fascinated with the Guyane space port, he grew up with an interest in learning and managed to become a teacher. His experiences dealing with lower-class children and a chronic lack of government funding encouraged him to run for mayor of Cayenne as a Socialist. His education crusade proved to be successful, as he attracted the attention of the people, not just in Guyane but in Guadeloupe and Martinique as well. Using his newfound popularity and prominence as a springboard, he would serve briefly as the Minister of Education before resigning from his position (citing dissatisfaction with the President’s policies). In 2075, following the outgoing term of an unpopular administration, he threw his hat in the ring in what was a nearly-empty field. Running on a campaign of national rejuvenation, Ponce secured the support of the Independent Left and won the presidential election. In his first two years of office, he has faced numerous challenges after an intense showdown with the Guianese nationalists over a key policy proposal and the ongoing occupation of the Space Port by protestors.

Active Duty: 13000
Reserves: 45000
Total: 58000

Army
Active Duty: 3,000
Reserves: 35,000 (incl. 30,000 National Guardsmen, a reserve force trained to conduct guerrilla warfare in the event of foreign invasion and suppress major civil disturbances)
Total: 38,000
Uniform: Army Uniform
Standard Issue Rifle: Rifle

Navy
Active Duty: 7,000
Reserves: 8,000
Total: 15,000
Uniform: Navy Uniform
Carriers: 0
Destroyers: 2
Cruisers: 0
Frigates: 11
Battleships: 0
Submarines: 4

Air Force
Active Duty: 3,000
Reserves: 2,000
Uniform: Air Force Uniform
Propeller Fighters: 100 (in the process of being phased out)
Jet Fighters: 100
Fixed Wing Attack: 20
Helicopters: 30

Nukes (y/n): N

Accepted, interesting history.

[The Empire of Tau]

Has the U.S launched its invasion into China already or has the U.S yet to land?

[Al-Ghaihr]

Has the U.S launched its invasion into China already or has the U.S yet to land?

Yet to land, waiting on US-German players.

[The Empire of Tau]

What aircraft like in this time?

[Al-Ghaihr]

What aircraft like in this time?

https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fighter_jet
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Jet_plane
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Jet_plane
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Chinese_bomber
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Xian-85_fighter

[Al-Ghaihr]

https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Armored_vehicle
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Chimera
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Tank_(Fallout_4)

And this here is how the armored vehicles of the decade look, give or take a few artistic freedoms.

[The Empire of Tau]

I see. Will using the MiG-23 or MiG-19 be fine? Along with the T-64, BMP-3 or BMP-2?

[Al-Ghaihr]

I see. Will using the MiG-23 or MiG-19 be fine? Along with the T-64, BMP-3 or BMP-2?

Well, no. All of the upcoming and new military weapons will be nuclear-powered. If you're joining as China or USSR. You would have to spend a lot of money to redo their fuel systems.

However, I'll allow a modified T-64 that runs on atomic energy. BMP-3 or BMP-2s would have to be similar in design to the american APC and also fusion powered.

[The Empire of Tau]

I see. Will using the MiG-23 or MiG-19 be fine? Along with the T-64, BMP-3 or BMP-2?

Well, no. All of the upcoming and new military weapons will be nuclear-powered. If you're joining as China or USSR. You would have to spend a lot of money to redo their fuel systems.

However, I'll allow a modified T-64 that runs on atomic energy. BMP-3 or BMP-2s would have to be similar in design to the american APC and also fusion powered.

Well, um, I'm Vietnam.

[The Felan Federation]

I see. Will using the MiG-23 or MiG-19 be fine? Along with the T-64, BMP-3 or BMP-2?

Well, no. All of the upcoming and new military weapons will be nuclear-powered. If you're joining as China or USSR. You would have to spend a lot of money to redo their fuel systems.

However, I'll allow a modified T-64 that runs on atomic energy. BMP-3 or BMP-2s would have to be similar in design to the american APC and also fusion powered.

Since I am running things on ethanol - would I be able to use some of the more latest-modern weapons of the United States?

[Al-Ghaihr]

Well, no. All of the upcoming and new military weapons will be nuclear-powered. If you're joining as China or USSR. You would have to spend a lot of money to redo their fuel systems.

However, I'll allow a modified T-64 that runs on atomic energy. BMP-3 or BMP-2s would have to be similar in design to the american APC and also fusion powered.

Since I am running things on ethanol - would I be able to use some of the more latest-modern weapons of the United States?

Yeah sure. And vietnams fine.

[Al-Ghaihr]

ok, I took my art skills and decided to make a few fictional weapons that people could use in their app. I'll go by their name from top to bottom...

AUZ-67 Stealth Carbine - 20 round magazine fed bolt action Carbine that has a built-on suppressor. Developed by the United Arabian military. Phased out of service due to a replacement. However, it's still made for interested countries. Special forces tend to use this weapon a lot.

AKS-163 - 20 round magazine fed compact Kalashnikov variant. This is one of the last Kalashnikov's developed by the USSR to use the famous safety selector switch seen on various AK models. Like most AK variants. It can be outfitted with a wide range of optics and accessories.

AK-170 - 20 round magazine fed Kalashnikov variant. This model was introduced in 2070 and is the most recent AK to be produced. It utilizes a brand new selector switch but keeps the old design of the AKS-163.

MP-145 - A thirty round magazine-fed German SMG. It is one of the last sub machine guns designed that utilize a side magazine. It utilizes .45 ACP and has a vertical foregrip to aid in stability. It has three firing modes. Single shot, burst fire, full auto. It has since been phased out of German army duty but still sold by German arm companies.

[Zeo South Africa]

What nations are still available?

[Al-Ghaihr]

What nations are still available?

China, USA, Germany, Soviet Union (guy who posted a WIP ahsn't finished it. I only reserved it for him because I figured he'd finish it but he didn't. So it's open) and a lot of other countries although mostly minor.

[Zeo South Africa]

What nations are still available?

China, USA, Germany, Soviet Union (guy who posted a WIP ahsn't finished it. I only reserved it for him because I figured he'd finish it but he didn't. So it's open) and a lot of other countries although mostly minor.

I will pick one later.

[Al-Ghaihr]

China, USA, Germany, Soviet Union (guy who posted a WIP ahsn't finished it. I only reserved it for him because I figured he'd finish it but he didn't. So it's open) and a lot of other countries although mostly minor.

I will pick one later.

Alright, let me know.

[Zeo South Africa]

NS Name:
Nation:Greater Nazi Reich
Capital:Berlin
Flag:
Type of Government:Totalitarian Fascist Dictatorship
Population:900 million

Leader:Fuhrer Wilhelm Shultz
Picture:
Age:35
Bio:WIP

Active Duty:5,000,000
Reserves:15,000,000
Total:20,000,000

Army
Active Duty:3,000,000
Reserves:7,500,000
Total:10,500,000
Uniform:
Standard Issue Rifle:

Navy
Active Duty:1,000,000
Reserves:3,750,000
Total:4,750,000
Uniform:

Carriers:9
Destroyers:125
Cruisers:105
Frigates:160
Battleships:65
Submarines:75

Air Force
Active Duty:1,000,000
Reserves:3,750,000
Uniform:
Propeller Fighters:0
Jet Fighters:1750
Fixed Wing Attack:2000
Helicopters:4500

Nukes (y/n): Yes, Mk 60 Mod 5- dial a yield varying between 1 kiloton and 50 megatons number: 650, V-20 ICBM with 8 550 kiloton warheads on each missile number: 1000, V-25 SLBM with 6 750 kiloton warhead on each missile number: 150

This is still a work progress not finished yet.

[Al-Ghaihr]

You seem to be mistaken, the Third Reich won WWII and is still around...?

[Valkiir]

Founded By refugees From northern Europe, scandinavia and Germanic people fleeing The destruction of war. Valkiir is named for the Military operation That extracted anti-fascists and/or anti-communist guerrillas and their families from Europe. Vakiir was founded as a temporary resettlement point while canadian and american Governments decided where to resettle the group. Political disputes, internal bureaucracy and the sudden addition of tens of thousands of people needing homes, jobs, and education stalled the resettlement process until the camp became largely self sustaining towns and communities at which point it became more expedient to leave the refugees where they were.

When conflict between canada and America erupted and America moved to annex Canada. The Valkiir sided with the Americans and assisted in operations to secure the area as a New Protectorate of America. Valkiiri served in the military and fought against the enemies of America earning the Province a good deal of independence and cooperation from the American Army and navy. The Commonwealth government is a non elected military Bureaucracy but cities, towns, and small enclaves regularly elect mayors, and councilman who run their towns and cities. While the house of representatives advises the Military Governor and handes the various departments of the Commonwealth government.
NS Name:Valkiir
Nation:Commonwealth of Valkiir
Capital:Fredericton, Former Province of New Brunswick
Flag:

Type of Government:Militarily Administered Bureaucracy
Population: 32 Million

Leader:John Michael Rhictor
Picture:

Age: 57
Bio: An american Brigadier general Rhicotor oversees the daily operation and security of the Protectorate ensuring its smooth operation and secure status as a Military Bureaucracy. He was originally born in The USSR to a husband and wife working as Agents for the American government but returned when his parents were killed attempting to exit the USSR after being betrayed by informers. His true Name, his parents names, and Date of birth are known only to Rhictor and the case officer his Parents reported to. He was raised by his parents case officer and spent most of his life in military schools, and Military service and is not well disposed to civilian life which he tried for several years before returning to serve as Military Governor of Valkiir.

Active Duty:
Reserves:
Total:

Army
Active Duty:45,000
Reserves:25,000
Total:75,000
Uniform:
Note on illustrations:

A lot of my illustrations are my own work. I do not mind people using them for other role plays but please ask if you like something i have done and want to use it...I will almost always say yes and smile happily.

Officer

Infantry Duty fatigues

Power Armor: 1500 Suits of A-40 Prototype Power armor

Standard Issue Rifle:

Navy
Active Duty:12,000
Reserves:2,000
Total:
Uniform:
Carriers:0
Destroyers:8
Cruisers:2
Frigates:12
Battleships:0
Submarines:12

Air Force
Active Duty:22,000
Reserves:30,000
Uniform:
Propeller Fighters: 250
Jet Fighters:125
Fixed Wing Attack:250
Helicopters:500 (including 225 Vertibirds)

Nukes (y/n): If you do have nuclear weapons, describe the model and what they are and so on.
50 sub launched Missiles, controlled By American Officers
15 1 megaton m87 Bombs in secure storage for American Bombers deployed in region
1200 Fatman "Little Tyke" tactical Nuclear devices issued to power armor equipped units.