It is now abundantly clear to us that a Unified Chain of Command, as we have suggested for the past 2 years, is vitally necessary for our alliance. The benefits were clearly demonstrated in the Low Countries where a motley multi-national force was able to push back the Soviets. The detriments were made clear by the Irish plan, which was not shared with anyone, to send their entire army from Scandinavia, across Russia, to Greece, which anyone could have told the Irish that it would end the exact way that it did. This has stripping the Irish of almost their entire ground forces and allowing the Soviets to once more occupy Finland. Another example would be the Scottish idea to drop paratroopers on a friendly city under siege, without informing the people on the ground that they were coming, and the resulting deaths of 2 Scottish Paratrooper divisions.
We hereby propose that a Unified Chain of Command be established for the forces of ATO. In it, whichever country has the majority of the forces in a region will be placed in charge of that theater. All subordinates will send military orders first to the theater commander, so that a united front may be presented to the enemy, rather than the hodge podge efforts that have been the mark of our militaries thus far. Anyone sending forces to a region must first inform the Theater Commander that they are arriving and how many troops they are bringing.
EQ, if you could figure out who is fighting where and who the Theater commanders and who their subordinates would be, that would be great
Since the War in South America is quickly declining (aside from Venezuela where the war is still ongoing), we would like to propose these peace time accomodations:
Ecuador, Northern Peru and Venezuela (once it is subdued)-American Occupation zones
Southern Peru and Bolivia-German occupation Zones, with the lands stolen from Chile being returned and Chilean assistance in Bolivia
Argentina-South African Occupation Zone, with all lands taken from Brazil and Chile by Argentina being returned and plebiscites for independence in the former regions of Paraguay and Uruguay.