The Cold War RP (OOC, Open)

[Lemlar]

Name of faction: Intoarcerea Neamului (Return of the nation)
Leader: Toma Arnăuțoiu
Influence (number of members and power) 50,000
Base of operations:Mountains surrounding Târgu Mureș
Goals To remove communism and socialism from Romania, then to rid it from Bulgaria. Some members wish to see parts of the Centru region made into an autonomous region as the region is has a small majority Hungarian population
History Founded as a result of communist takeover of Romania, fascists, monarchists, and republicans alike joined into an alliance to attempt to take back the nation as a whole and to assist other resistance groups in the fight against communism and socialism. They have hidden stockpiles and caches of weapons hidden throughout the mountains.

Bulgaria has a coast line, pick it up there. I can't have planes going through communist airspace.

Could you drop them in crates around Mangalia, Romania?

[Hypron]

Bulgaria has a coast line, pick it up there. I can't have planes going through communist airspace.

Could you drop them in crates around Mangalia, Romania?

Yeah, probably

[Lemlar]

Could you drop them in crates around Mangalia, Romania?

Yeah, probably

How should my faction pay for them? and what's available?

[Hypron]

Yeah, probably

How should my faction pay for them? and what's available?

The equivalent of 100,000 pound sterling over time for 1/10 of these weapons

[Lemlar]

How should my faction pay for them? and what's available?

The equivalent of 100,000 pound sterling over time for 1/10 of these weapons

so 100k for 30,000 guns? What type of guns will I be getting? We can have 60k sent over as a first payment.

[United Elemental Nations]

How should my faction pay for them? and what's available?

The equivalent of 100,000 pound sterling over time for 1/10 of these weapons

If you have any guns remaining, Venezuela would like to buy 100,000 of them if thats possible?

[Hypron]

The equivalent of 100,000 pound sterling over time for 1/10 of these weapons

If you have any guns remaining, Venezuela would like to buy 100,000 of them if thats possible?

1. All guns i's selling mentioned earlier.

2. Sure.

[United Elemental Nations]

If you have any guns remaining, Venezuela would like to buy 100,000 of them if thats possible?

1. All guns i's selling mentioned earlier.

2. Sure.

How much would they cost and we will through in discounts for any oil you purchase from us?

[Hypron]

1. All guns i's selling mentioned earlier.

2. Sure.

How much would they cost and we will though in discounts for any oil you purchase from us?

1. 333,000 pound sterling, with a 10% discount. For a total of 300,000 pound sterling.

[United Elemental Nations]

How much would they cost and we will though in discounts for any oil you purchase from us?

1. 333,000 pound sterling, with a 10% discount. For a total of 300,000 pound sterling.

That will do just fine. The UK will be added to the list of customers who receives a permanent discount on oil.

[Kamchakta]

Country Name: Republic of Korea
Head of State/Government: Prime Minister Kan Seung Ri
Type of Government: Parliamentary Democracy
Capital: Seoul
Map/location



Population: 32.8 Million
Faction: None, Leaning towards the United States
History: With the end of World War 2 after the Japanese surrender to the Soviet Union, the Korean Peninsula was left in an uneasy situation with US soldiers landing in Incheon, Daegu and Busan on the day the Soviet Union began to occupy Japan. The US 10th Army in Korea quickly moved up to secure the peninsula. The US military government had full control of the region by 1946 despite insurgency from local communist sympathisers. There was a lack of Soviet resistance to this action due to the agreement of a unified government between the Nationalist and Communist in China which secured the Northern border and weakened Soviet influence and action the region.

Soon after the US occupation, the USA began to slowly assist in the recovery of Korea as a Nation-State. The Korean identity was severely suppressed after decades of Japanese occupation and brutal genocide. This increased the opinion of the USA significantly and helped determine future Korean foreign policy. However, there was still high mistrust of foreign powers after harsh occupation for so long and many Koreans had nationalist sentiments moving forward. In 1947, the USA withdrew its Military Government based in Busan and the Republic of Korea was established in Seoul. The first Prime Minister, Kan Seung Ri galvanised his people to a time when Korea was united and powerful, just as the Joseon Dynasty was. He was a strong proponent of neutrality and this was further made possible by a strong non-aligned China to the North. Seung Ri firmly believed that Korea should pursue greater relations with China Korea had any chance of survival.

That being said, Kan Seung Ri still had to appease the United States that he was not going to turn his back on them after benefitting so much from US aid. In January of 1948, the Free Trade Agreement was signed between the US and Korea, promising US companies to access into the Korean market. Furthermore, Seung Ri often had to offer words of thanks and platitudes to ensure Korea remained neutral despite all this carousing.

Inspired by the growth of China, Seung Ri wanted to emulate the neighbours to the North and initiated government subsidies to major South Korean companies around at the time including Samsung and LG Corporation. Seung Ri's government throughout 1948 and onwards was extremely protectionist except to the US and China. Granting tax breaks, legal immunity and many benefits to companies which discouraged competition to some extent but yet allowed these companies breathing space to grow. 2 years under Prime Minister Kan Seung Ri has seen the economy grow at an average of 4.2% and her GNP is at a steady US$4.7 billion, up by 42.4% the previous year. Literacy rates have hit an all-time high on the Korean Peninsula at 64.8%.

I look forward to working with China and Indonesia

[Asardia]

WIP

Country Name: Empire of the Hellenes| Greece
Head of State/Government: Emperor Constantine XII (ruled: 1940 AD - Present); Empress Mother Aspasia; Chancellor Dimitrios Giatzis (ruled: 1948 AD - Present)
Type of Government: Constitutional Monarchy/Military Dictatorship
Capital: Constantinople
Map/location (an actual map or description is fine here) Greece, European Turkey, Cyprus
Population: 7 million people
Faction: NATO
History:

In 1917, after the end of the National Schism, Greece joined WWI on the side of the Allied Powers. They successfully pushed into European Turkey, right up to the outskirts of Istanbul, by the time the war ended, in November 1918. In Summer of 1919, Venizelos ordered an expedition into Asia Minor to liberate the Greek population there, still chafing under Turkish oppression. By 1920, the expedition was a success, and the Ottoman Sultan was forced to sign the Treaty of Sevres; recognizing Greece's gains. In 1921, the British gave Constantinople, which they had occupied since 1918, into Greek hands, after Venizelos signed the Adrianople Accord, which promised international access to the Bosporus Straits. With Constantinople in Greek hands, King Alexander I was crowned Emperor of the Hellenes. The Turks of Istanbul (Constantinople) were driven from the City; and were deported from Greek territory altogether, by Venizelos' orders.

The situation was not stable, however, and did not last very long. In 1923, the Ottoman Sultan was overthrown in a military coup and replaced by a cadre of nationalist military officers, keen on driving the Greeks from Anatolia. They caught the Greeks by surprise, and within a few months, captured Smyrna, and drove the Greeks right into the sea. Emperor Alexandros, who very much resented Venizelos, for having exiled his father, Constantine, during the National Schism, invited back the Royalist Officers who had gone into exile; chief of which, Ioannis Metaxas. He then dismissed Venizelos as Prime Minister, and appointed in his place, Metaxas. As the Turks were advancing on Constantinople, Metaxas took charge of the defence of the City. At the same time, as he was preparing the defence, Metaxas was also purging the Venizelists, and replacing them with his own Royalist cronies. In early 1925, the Turks reached Constantinople, and attempted to seize it, but were repulsed. Metaxas offered the Turks terms, but they refused to hear of it. The war dragged on, with the Turks being unable to take the City, and the Greeks unable to drive them further back into Anatolia, the war ground to a standstill.

The Greco-Turkish War dragged on in a stalemate until the Stock Market Crash of 1929, when both Greece and Turkey being struck by economic difficulties, agreed to a ceasefire. The War had left Greece semi-successful but in a bad economic situation. Eager to take advantage of the chaotic political and economic situation, Venizelos, who had taken asylum in France following his ousting from office by Emperor Alexandros, back in 1923, plotted his return to power. In 1931, he landed on his home island of Crete, where he was much beloved, and missed by the local people, and there, he sought to repeat the formula of his success in 1917; and proclaimed himself Prime Minister in Irakleion. With the help of former Venizelist officers who had gone into exile with him, the local support of the Cretans, and with the tacit blessing of France; Venizelos was able to take over Crete and even win some of the neighbouring islands to him. The "Venizelist Fever" as it was called, also spread to islands under the "protection" of Foreign Powers, such as the Italian controlled Dodecanese, and the British controlled Cyprus. Both of these regions shook off British and Italian occupation, respectively, and joined themselves to Venizelos' "Hellenic Republic".

These developments raised the ire of the Great Powers of Britain and Italy; and this was seized upon by the politically astute Metaxas; who requested British and Italian aid to put down the Venizelist Revolt. In early 1932, the Venizelists attempted to seize the port of Kalamata, on the south of the Pelopponese; but they were repulsed by the battle-hardened military garrison there, and pushed back into the sea. In March, another Venizelist uprising occurred in the major northern Greek port of Thessaloniki. The military garrison there was unable to put down the revolt there, and the city was lost. Metaxas gathered an army and marched to Thessaloniki himself to put down the uprising. Also present to help the Imperial Government were forces sent by King Alexander I (ruled: 1918 - 1934) of Yugoslavia. By August, after a siege lasting several months; Thessaloniki was taken by the Imperialists. This reversal was followed by the arrival of an Italian Expeditionary Force as well as the British Royal Navy in the region. In conjunction with the Imperial Greek Navy and Army, the combined forces landed on Venizelos' stronghold of Crete; and trapped the would-be Prime Minister in his makeshift capital of Irakleion. The city fell to the British, Italian, and Greek Imperial forces in September, but during the chaos, Venizelos managed to escape to Cyprus. Throughout the remainder of 1932, and dragging on into 1933-1934, the coalition forces hopped from island to island, subduing the Venizelist garrisons and restoring Imperial rule over these areas. In 1934, Venizelos fled Cyprus for the safety of the French Mandate of Lebanon. He remained in comfortable exile in Beirut, in a swanky villa provided by the French Government; breathing his threats until his death in 1936.

After the subsiding of the "Venizelist Fever" (1931-1934), things calmed down for a very short time; but this was merely surface-level. Prime Minister Metaxas used the Venizelist uprising to his own advantage, to tighten his hold on the Government; something which the indolent Emperor Alexandros I not only did nothing to hinder, but actually encouraged. Metaxas was granted emergency powers and named as Chancellor of the Hellenic Empire. He created a secret police force known as the Security Battalions; with which he hunted down all Venizelists as well as Communists, Liberals, and anybody remotely Left-wing, labelling them "disturbers of the peace". In 1935, Metaxas signed trade and defence pacts with Benito Mussolini of Italy, and the aforementioned King Alexander I of Yugoslavia. He also maintained balanced and friendly relations with both Britain, and a resurgent German Reich. Using fund obtained from international trade, the Imperial Government rebuilt destroyed sections of Constantinople in a grand, new Hellenic Classical style (including the illustrious Blachernae Palace; built on the ruins of the Ottoman Sultan's Palace); roads and railroads throughout the country, etc. Meanwhile, the harsh persecutions against the "disturbers of the peace" encouraged the formation of underground political and revolutionary societies dedicated to the overthrowing of the Imperial Regime. However, they were forced to remain in hiding; and festered in secret.

In September of 1939, World War II was kicked off when Germany invaded Poland. Metaxas proclaimed neutrality, and maintained trade and diplomatic relations with both Britain and Germany. In February of 1940, Emperor Alexandros I died in a boating accident in the Sea of Marmara. His young, 13 year old son, Constantine became Emperor Constantine XII (Constantine XI was the last Byzantine Emperor, who died in 1453); with his mother, Empress Aspasia, and Chancellor Metaxas, assuming the Regency. In foreign affairs, things took a turn for the worst as well, as Fascist Italy became increasingly assertive and aggressive; and this pushed Metaxas to distance Greece from Italy and rely more on Britain; however, Metaxas also continued keeping good ties with Nazi Germany, hoping that Hitler would back him up against an increasingly belicose Mussolini. On October 28th, 1940, Mussolini issued an ultimatum to the Greek Government in Constantinople. Metaxas uttered his famous "Oxi", and the war began. Italian attempts to invade Greece through Albania were easily thwarted by General Alexandros Papagos; and Mussolini was forced to lick his wounds for the time being. British attempts to sway Metaxas to the Allied cause fell on deaf ears; as Metaxas was still reaching out to Berlin, hoping that Hitler would step in to mediate the situation, and Greece could return to neutrality. Alas, it was not to be, as Metaxas died suddenly in late January of 1941, after reigning 11 years as Prime Minister and 7 as Chancellor. In February, General Papagos marched on Constantinople, with the City garrison joining him on the way. The Blachernae Palace was surrounded, Empress Aspasia was deposed as Regent and exiled to a Monastery; and the Regency was assumed by Papagos himself. Within the month, the new Regent, officially joined the Allies, and a British Expeditionary Force had set itself up in Constantinople.

This coup prompted the Germans to invade Yugoslavia and Greece in April of 1941, so as to secure their southern flank. By the end of May, most of Greece was overrun by the Germans with the exception of East Thrace and Constantinople. Fearing the Fall of the City, Papagos took the young Emperor Constantine and the entire Court to flee into exile on a British battleship; but alas, they were captured at Gallipoli by the German Army. News of the Emperor's capture, caused the GReek defenders of East Thrace and Constantinople to wither; and the British Expeditionary Force packed up and escaped east through neutral Turkey. On June 1st, the Germans entered Constantinople. General Papagos was imprisoned in Germany, and the young Emperor was escorted back to Constantinople by the German Army. Hitler appointed Hermann Neubacher, an Austrian Nazi, as German Plenipotentiary of the Balkans, and also as Regent for the young Emperor Constantine. As such, Neubacher took up residence in the Blachernae Palace, and chose to run all his affairs from there; to this end, he annexed Yugoslavia to the Hellenic Empire (which was at this point a German puppet-state); this allowed the Germans to coordinate their occupation over a larger area, but it also allowed the Communist resistance forces to coordinate with each other much easier as well. Terrorist actions against the German occupiers by the Partisan forces became incredibly common; and German reprisals were just as harsh. Due to the brutality of the German occupation; many Greeks were in favour of the Resistance, and as such public opinion began to turn against the Imperial Government in Constantinople, which was understood to be a German puppet-state.

On March 25th 1942, however, events in Constantinople took an interesting turn, when the 15 year old Emperor Constantine XII publicly dismissed Neubacher as Regent, and kindly thanked the Germans for their "protection of his domain, and to kindly leave the country" (this happened as they were leaving the church service at the Cathedral of Aghia Sophia). Neubacher simply had the youth locked up in the Blachernae Palace, and continued to rule. While this act had zero practical difference, it symbolically separated the Emperor from the German occupiers, and a of support for the young monarch spread throughout the more traditionalist sectors of the occupied Greek nation. Right-wing resistance movements who wanted to "liberate the Emperor from his German captors" began to arise; and the Communists lost the monopoly on resisting the Germans. These right-wing, Monarchist partisans were especially supported by Britain and the United States, as an alternative to the pro-Soviet Communist resistance forces. For fear of similar such gaffes, Neubacher confined the Emperor to the Palace and did not allow him to go out in public; as such rumours began to swirl throughout the Capital that Neubacher had killed the Emperor and was simply ruling in his name. After about a year of being grounded in the Palace, the Emperor was allowed to attend church in the Aghia Sophia. As the Emperor walked into the church, for the Christmas Eve Vigil, the people crowded him and cheered, overwhelming his German "bodyguards". The young Emperor was whisked away by the Priest and the Deacons. The right-wing resistance groups successfully smuggled him out of the City via Constantinople's underground passages, and he made his way safely to Cyprus. From Nicosia, Constantine XII proclaimed himself Emperor of the Hellenes'; declared the Regency null and void and the Germans as invaders and usurpers. Upon hearing of this, Neubacher proclaimed himself Emperor of the Hellenes as Emperor Ermanos I, on December 31st, 1943. This cut out whatever cartoonish amount of legitimacy remained in the German occupation of Greece.

The British and Americans funneled in all manner of weapons to the right-wing Greek resistance groups, and the Soviets did the same for the Communist Greeks and Yugoslavs. As of January of 1944, the region exploded with terrorist attacks and uprisings; with the Right and the Left competing to see who could outdo the other in harming the German occupiers. Vast pockets of the country became "ungovernable" to the Germans. By Summer of 1944, most of the Islands had declared for Emperor Constantine XII and were successfully liberated by the British and Americans; and conversely, most of Yugoslavia and Greek Makedonia were in the hands of the Communist rebels. In July of 1944, Thessaloniki was seized by the Communist rebels; with the Germans being driven eastward into Thrace, towards Constantinople. As such, the Germans forces were cut in two. In August, with the Soviets pushing through Eastern Europe towards Berlin, Hitler ordered most of the German troops in the Balkans to pull back North towards Germany proper. He did order the troops in Thrace and Constantinople to keep hold of the Bosporus Straits, and buttress Emperor Ermanos' tottering throne. In October of 1944, Gallipoli was liberated by a massive, combined, Greek, British and American force; and this opened the way to Constantinople. News of this, threw the people of Constantinople into riotous jubilation. Each took paving stones, pitchforks and torches in hand and marched towards the Blachernae Palace. The German troops, exhausted by years of fighting, and resentful themselves of Ermanos' cruelty and pomposity stood down; some even joined the Greeks in dragging Ermanos and his Staff from the Palace, and tearing them apart in the streets. The remaining German forces retreated from Constantinople to Adrianople. Within a day of this, the Allies landed in Constantinople, and secured the City. Emperor Constantine returned to the Capital a week later, and was welcomed by cheering crowds. He was properly coronated as Emperor in November of 1944. With the Germans gone, the right-wing Monarchist partisans and left-wing Communist partisans began fighting each other for control of the country. Most of the Islands, the Peloponnese and Thessaly were solidly Monarchist; but Athens, its environs, as well as Thessaloniki and Makedonia were pro-Communist.

After the final defeat and surrender of Nazi Germany, in May 1945, General Papagos was released from imprisonment in Germany, and allowed to return to Greece. Due to his status as a war-hero, and reputation as a great military leader; and the rising crisis, Emperor Constantine named Papagos as Imperial Chancellor. Papagos' first actions were to begin drafting young men from Monarchist regions; so as to rebuild the Greek Imperial Military; but in the interim, Papagos relied on American and British troops posted in Greece, to help deal with the Communist Partisans. In July, Greece signed a Defensive Pact with Britain and the United States; and granted them naval bases on Crete and Cyprus. In September of 1945, Greek, British, and American forces seized Piraeus and conquered Athens. The Communist Partisans there, made a final stand on the Acropolis, but they were eventually crushed. Meanwhile, guerrilla fighting continued in the countryside of Attica. After these events, the Greek Communist leadership in Thessaloniki, proclaimed the Hellenic Socialist Republic, and declared the Imperial Government to be "Fascist". This amounted essentially to a declaration of war.

Papagos wasted no time in making war on self-styled Republic. The Greek Army, along with forces from the British Expeditionary Force stationed in Constantinople advanced on Thessaloniki, surrounding both by land and by sea. The city was under siege; as the Communists had too strong of a hold inside the city, for it to be immediately assaulted. The siege began in November of 1945, and dragged on for a year and a half. In May of 1947, the Imperialist forces entered the city; but the fight was not over. What followed were several weeks of bloody street fighting between the Greek Army and the Communists; as the Imperialists had to fight their way through street barricades, set up by the Communists. While the city was officially subdued on June 29th, 1947, much of the Communist leadership of the Hellenic Socialist Republic fled to Tito's Yugoslavia; proclaiming a "Government-in-Exile". This defeat caused the Communist insurgency in Greece to die down for a very short time. In the meantime, Papagos and the Army continued hunting down Communist cells in the countryside of Makedonia, where they were strongest. Many more fled to Yugoslavia. In February of 1948, Emperor Constantine brought back his mother, Aspasia from exile. As the Regency was abolished, she was not reinstated as Empress Regent, but rather as Empress Mother; and the young 21 year old Emperor took her advice very seriously. Fearing he would suffer for his role in toppling Empress Aspasia some 7 years earlier, Papagos resigned as Chancellor in March of 1948, and in his place, the young Emperor appointed Lieutenant-General Dimitrios Giatzis; Chief of the Imperial Army General Staff.

Anybody want to help me write the history, insofar, as involving their countries in the conflict outlined below.

I brought the history up to 1948, am I close enough to the start of the RP?

Yes, the history is good. No need to expand further

Can the ussr respond to me please ?

Yes I will

Name of faction: Intoarcerea Neamului (Return of the nation)
Leader: Toma Arnăuțoiu
Influence (number of members and power) 50,000
Base of operations:Mountains surrounding Târgu Mureș
Goals To remove communism and socialism from Romania, then to rid it from Bulgaria. Some members wish to see parts of the Centru region made into an autonomous region as the region is has a small majority Hungarian population
History Founded as a result of communist takeover of Romania, fascists, monarchists, and republicans alike joined into an alliance to attempt to take back the nation as a whole and to assist other resistance groups in the fight against communism and socialism. They have hidden stockpiles and caches of weapons hidden throughout the mountains.

Accepted

Anybody want to app as the Greek Communist Movement? Its boring to fight a Civil War alone...

I know next to nothing about the Greeks during their Civil War. I can collaborate with you to create an app so I can be the communist movement

Country Name: Republic of Korea
Head of State/Government: Prime Minister Kan Seung Ri
Type of Government: Parliamentary Democracy
Capital: Seoul
Map/location

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Population: 32.8 Million
Faction: None, Leaning towards the United States
History: With the end of World War 2 after the Japanese surrender to the Soviet Union, the Korean Peninsula was left in an uneasy situation with US soldiers landing in Incheon, Daegu and Busan on the day the Soviet Union began to occupy Japan. The US 10th Army in Korea quickly moved up to secure the peninsula. The US military government had full control of the region by 1946 despite insurgency from local communist sympathisers. There was a lack of Soviet resistance to this action due to the agreement of a unified government between the Nationalist and Communist in China which secured the Northern border and weakened Soviet influence and action the region.

Soon after the US occupation, the USA began to slowly assist in the recovery of Korea as a Nation-State. The Korean identity was severely suppressed after decades of Japanese occupation and brutal genocide. This increased the opinion of the USA significantly and helped determine future Korean foreign policy. However, there was still high mistrust of foreign powers after harsh occupation for so long and many Koreans had nationalist sentiments moving forward. In 1947, the USA withdrew its Military Government based in Busan and the Republic of Korea was established in Seoul. The first Prime Minister, Kan Seung Ri galvanised his people to a time when Korea was united and powerful, just as the Joseon Dynasty was. He was a strong proponent of neutrality and this was further made possible by a strong non-aligned China to the North. Seung Ri firmly believed that Korea should pursue greater relations with China Korea had any chance of survival.

That being said, Kan Seung Ri still had to appease the United States that he was not going to turn his back on them after benefitting so much from US aid. In January of 1948, the Free Trade Agreement was signed between the US and Korea, promising US companies to access into the Korean market. Furthermore, Seung Ri often had to offer words of thanks and platitudes to ensure Korea remained neutral despite all this carousing.

Inspired by the growth of China, Seung Ri wanted to emulate the neighbours to the North and initiated government subsidies to major South Korean companies around at the time including Samsung and LG Corporation. Seung Ri's government throughout 1948 and onwards was extremely protectionist except to the US and China. Granting tax breaks, legal immunity and many benefits to companies which discouraged competition to some extent but yet allowed these companies breathing space to grow. 2 years under Prime Minister Kan Seung Ri has seen the economy grow at an average of 4.2% and her GNP is at a steady US$4.7 billion, up by 42.4% the previous year. Literacy rates have hit an all-time high on the Korean Peninsula at 64.8%.

I look forward to working with China and Indonesia

Accepted

[Hypron]

We need something to substitute the Korean War now.

[Aviz Portugal]

Malayan Emergency but spicier if RP'ed extensively

[Kamchakta]

We need something to substitute the Korean War now.

Lol, apologies. ^_^ Really wanted to try something with Korea haha

[Hypron]

We need something to substitute the Korean War now.

Lol, apologies. ^_^ Really wanted to try something with Korea haha

No, your fine. Just stating the obvious.

[Alta Californians]

Lol, apologies. ^_^ Really wanted to try something with Korea haha

No, your fine. Just stating the obvious.

hmm, once the other crises are gone,
I waas thinking of making a french civil war
between Communists and Syndicals, against the other bois

[Yaruqo]

Will we be doing a UNSC meeting soon re: Suez?

[Asardia]

Will we be doing a UNSC meeting soon re: Suez?

Hypron called for it in the IC, however the America player has been absent. The meeting should still be held, and I hope it happens soon. In my next post, I'll have representatives travel to New York.

[Dentali]

We need something to substitute the Korean War now.

trust me i dont think we need help generating conflict

[Hypron]

China has the largest navy in Asia now.

[Dentali]

China has the largest navy in Asia now.

We do but we have 0 training

[Hypron]

China has the largest navy in Asia now.

We do but we have 0 training

Luckily im sailing my ships there will full crews, as i can get a troop transport to Hong Kong.

[Dentali]

We do but we have 0 training

Luckily im sailing my ships there will full crews, as i can get a troop transport to Hong Kong.

btwn America and the Brits, China now has an additional 40 ships. China is hiring an additional 8k personnel for the navy. they now have 88k personnel and 181 ships

[Hypron]

I might conduct British nuclear tests 3 years early, as British scientists were on the Manhattan Project, so I would have some experience.