JohannaK
Heroically Clueless
You surely mean this image, Sam:
It's the one that goes with "the united kingdom"
It's the one that goes with "the united kingdom"
brazil and vinland/pada
and japan!!!!
Coalition: Destroyers: 54 -- Light Cruisers: 7 -- Heavy Cruisers: 1 -- Battlecruisers: 10 -- Battleships: 11 -- Carriers: 2
Japan: Submarines: 3 -- Destroyers: 11 -- Light Cruisers: 4 -- Heavy Cruisers: 3 -- Battlecruisers: 4 -- Battleships: 5 -- Carriers: 1
I would, like for the American war tallies a while ago, but too busy atm.
That's a nice list, puts the current force balance in perspective the best (though some of the destroyers are basically affordable screens on the Coalition side). I can see the The elimination of armor cost are already leading to a production boom in battleships.
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To: Japan
From: New Zealand
Our government would like to offer to mediate in this conflict, though we are a military dictatorship unlike the nations of either side we believe our Portuguese ancestry and position as a neutral nation in the Pacific may be a valuable asset in bringing peace to our region.
While we are aware that Japan no doubt already understands our following train of thought we regardless feel the need to advice Japan to unilaterally withdraw their land forces from the Dutch East Indies and their navy to defensive positions while an international investigation is conducted into the Japanese claims of Dutch support for Korean insurgents. Should the Netherlands be found guilty they will no doubt lose the support of their allies, and should they be acquitted the payment of reperations may be preferable to a fight against immense odds, in which a loss will likely see the Brazilians lobby (if not outright enforce) the disassemblement of Empire and perhaps even political reform at home.
Once again, we are confident the above arguments are no news to the Emperor.
OOC: You won't force the Japanese to disassemble their Empire if they continue to fight and lose?
The Workers' University of Uppsala disputes the accuracy of this map on the grounds that the Kongo Society Regime is not in light blue.
Sorry, but we, the Empire of Scandinavia, have a multi-party parliament unlike you frozen prole bastards in the north. Merry Christmas and we hope you enjoy the slave labor enforced upon you by your dictator, boys and girls of Uppsala.
brazil and vinland/pada