I did read, however since your comment that "they could attack by sea" was so blindingly self-evident (indeed if Spain did not attack Occitania in a hypothetical war through Catalonia/Euskadi, an amphibious stratagem Is the only option) It seemed clear to me that you were attaching some other value to your statement. Otherwise what would be the point of stating the obvious?
@EQ You forgot to mention the air war. And you also neglected to mention that the T-20 is not only the best tank on the battlefield, but the best in the Western Hemisphere. And is there any significant naval presence other than Maryland?
@EQ You forgot to mention the air war. And you also neglected to mention that the T-20 is not only the best tank on the battlefield, but the best in the Western Hemisphere. And is there any significant naval presence other than Maryland?
@EQ You forgot to mention the air war. And you also neglected to mention that the T-20 is not only the best tank on the battlefield, but the best in the Western Hemisphere. And is there any significant naval presence other than Maryland?
Nope, no Cataphracts in the Americas at all. Though Aztlan appears to have the new Czech tank, so the T-20 is now the second best tank in the hemisphere
Burgundy
Catalonia
Czech Kingdom (Not to be confused with Cechy-Morava, which does not exist)
Dauphine
Euskadi
Galicia
Normandy
Orleans
Poitou
Switzerland
Abyssinia
Adjuuramark
Benin: I know he made a good one, but I can't find it
Botswana
Burundi
Chad
Chokweland
Egypt
Gabon
Hashemite Sultanate
Kabinde
Kazakhstan
Libya
Mali
Mozambique
Ovamboland
South Africa
Tadjoura
Tanganyeken
Tunisia
Zambia
Zululand
Australia
Korea
Chinese Red Army
Knowing that Normandy has been much more influenced by England in this timeline, the edits I did to existing Norman flag proposals have all used the English cross in some way.
Common flag of Normandy in OTL:
Flag of Sark (alternate OTL flag of Normandy:
Double Leapord in opposing corners, an edit of the Sark flag, because having the two leapords in the top left makes the flag look like its some kind of Norman colony of England.
Noting that the Fleur-de-lis was symbolic of Frankish lineage and Frankish monarchy, there are two options here, one is simply the Dauphine flag without the fleur-de-lis, and the other is a variant of a less known flag.
I wasn't aware of a dependent association with the fleur. I suppose in that case you could just take them out and keep the cour-de-lys. For Orleans, that is.
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