germanicus12
First Citizen of Rome
D'Artagnan59: Yes, in overall strength USA is in the top 3. I was looking militaristic as I always do. I apologize for criticizing you so quickly.
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D'Artagnan59
The Gascon
No worries.
This is not an insult to the people.
Lucky, could you please draft up a power ranking system?
This is not an insult to the people.
Lucky, could you please draft up a power ranking system?
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Nation with worst Generals: USA. Are you happy? 
D'Artagnan59
The Gascon
That is all.
Wait, isn't Pershing coming up?
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Don't want to feel like I am purposely putting this off. But I am half way through with the update and cannot finish it tonight.
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Update 6
Year 1911
Americas:
With private investors from Mexico the Spanish aeronautics company in Quebec, led by the young genius Felicio Hernandez, allowed the completion of the worlds first designed for combat airplanes. At this time the aircraft carry a specialized mounted rifle and a small bomb. Outstanding work in Mexico on rapid fire weapons may soon revolutionize air combat again. Problems from left wing officials plague the Quebecois prime minister.
(+1 Light Fighter Wing)
The Mexican government, centralist, send a military expedition to find and capture/kill the bandits and other members of the Workers party causing troubles in the north. It proves successful and drops crime rates significantly. In other news Mexico is now the worlds largest exporter of automobiles and engines, followed closely by Britain and USA.
The United Mexican Workers Party doesnt have a totally bad year, they have been elected into office in Nicaragua following years of heavy propaganda and large scale rallies.
The United States ramps up the war budget and kicks the machine into drive as the war with Japan drags down more resources than earlier expected.
Europe:
Iberia is finally at peace. With heavy French aid the nations of Spain and Portugal are turned into vassals and the rebuilding begins. The Madrid Consejo continues to play a huge part in the Spanish government.
In a surprise move the French complete peace talks with Prussia, withdrawing all French troops, save 5 divisions for peace keeping in Berlin. This opened up the Prussian war machine to once against face the Russians.
Peace in the Balkans as the Romanians accept defeat on the conditions of prewar borders. Leaving the Hungarians rather annoyed.
With the French backing out and the renewed hope for victory against Russia, the morale of the higher ups of the Prussian military sky rocketed again. This caused problems for the Russians who were sure thousands would surrender in their spring offensives. With knowledgeable accuracy Hindenburg stop and reversed two Russian offensives in March while another was more successful. Pushing the Prussians back to prewar borders where the Prussian armies, seeing victory in Hungary, stalled them. The Prussians managed to push all the way back to St. Petersburg by summers end. Cutting the throat of the Russian strategy for the year and leading to a large scale rebellion in Finland who claimed allegiance to Prussia (+10 Militia Divisions) and forced the smaller Swedish forces to retreat out of the Helsinki and Gulf of Finland region. The superior Prussian cavalry proved to much for the waves of peasant warriors from Russia.
The Prussians did not do so well on the sea, early attempts to push the British out of the Baltic failed and the two fleets chased each other for most of the summer with small skirmishes here and there. No deceive victories for either side, but the British lack of support for Russian or Swedish troops didnt help either.
CASUALTY LIST:
Prussia: 6 Infantry Divisions, 12 Cavalry Divisions, 1 Artillery Brigade, 14 Militia Divisions, 3 Escort Groups, 10 Light Vessel Groups
Russia: 25 Divisions, 20 Militia Divisions, 10 Escort Groups
Sweden: 2 Divisions
Hungary: 4 Divisions
Denmark undergoes the switching of Prime Ministers from the year previous elections. The Reform Party won, with a general good showing of all left wing parties and the second place being a Socialist group. Iceland continues to undergo large scale strikes for days on end while the British ignore their demands. Some have turned to violent protests, such as burning a British flag. These events are not supported by the entire population but it is getting there.
Africa/Middle East:
The USA finishes off the remaining garrisons in the Prussian colonies and leaves a large defensive force to keep the area. Hurting the Prussian economy. (-1 IC Prussia)
CASUALTY LIST:
America: 1 Division
The Muslim Brotherhood fights hard in the holy land, gaining thousand of followers and putting together a rag tag, out dated, army to fight the French. As most French troops were in Europe they have huge success and manage to take over most of Iraq and Syria.
Asia:
The Japanese proved smarter than the Americans or British predicted. Efforts to cut off their supply lines failed and the troops continued to march on the under defended colonies. The Russians failed to send troops to fight the Japanese and the locals were not willing to die for a government so far away. The ultimate victory came when the Japanese pulled out their ace, the Chinese. With offers of port cities, technology and other lands in Asia the Chinese were quick to take the offer. With reports of low troops numbers the Chinese, in the process of modernizing, half the troops had up to date rifles and equipment, launched large offensives into both Russian and British lands making astounding gains before the winter, where the generals decided to halt operations due to weather.
As Southeast Asia fell to the Asian alliance the Americans tried to launch invasions of their colonies, the efforts proved futile and at the same time one of the worst blunders of the war. The Japanese fleet was well prepared for the Americans, who lacked any form of naval combat knowledge. After several key naval battles the Americans were sent back to British ports at Hawaii, morale effectively crushed.
Australian volunteers joined up to fight with the British but saw little overall combat as the British have yet to launch a strategic campaign against the hordes of Japanese, Vietnamese and Chinese soldiers.
CASUALTY LIST:
Britain: 2 Battleships, 20 Escorts, 7 Divisions
Japan: 4 Battleships, 30 Escorts, 20 Light Vessel Groups, 8 Divisions
China: 10 Escorts, 23 Divisions
Manchukou: 2 Divisions
Vietnam: 1 Division, 2 Escorts
America: 1 Goliath Battleship, 1 Battleship, 15 Escorts, 8 Divisions (In Ships)
MOD STUFF:
Sorry if I messed up anything I just needed to get this done and didn't want to delay it another day.
Stats and front page will be updated tomorrow.
Year 1911
Americas:
With private investors from Mexico the Spanish aeronautics company in Quebec, led by the young genius Felicio Hernandez, allowed the completion of the worlds first designed for combat airplanes. At this time the aircraft carry a specialized mounted rifle and a small bomb. Outstanding work in Mexico on rapid fire weapons may soon revolutionize air combat again. Problems from left wing officials plague the Quebecois prime minister.
(+1 Light Fighter Wing)
The Mexican government, centralist, send a military expedition to find and capture/kill the bandits and other members of the Workers party causing troubles in the north. It proves successful and drops crime rates significantly. In other news Mexico is now the worlds largest exporter of automobiles and engines, followed closely by Britain and USA.
The United Mexican Workers Party doesnt have a totally bad year, they have been elected into office in Nicaragua following years of heavy propaganda and large scale rallies.
The United States ramps up the war budget and kicks the machine into drive as the war with Japan drags down more resources than earlier expected.
Europe:
Iberia is finally at peace. With heavy French aid the nations of Spain and Portugal are turned into vassals and the rebuilding begins. The Madrid Consejo continues to play a huge part in the Spanish government.
In a surprise move the French complete peace talks with Prussia, withdrawing all French troops, save 5 divisions for peace keeping in Berlin. This opened up the Prussian war machine to once against face the Russians.
Peace in the Balkans as the Romanians accept defeat on the conditions of prewar borders. Leaving the Hungarians rather annoyed.
With the French backing out and the renewed hope for victory against Russia, the morale of the higher ups of the Prussian military sky rocketed again. This caused problems for the Russians who were sure thousands would surrender in their spring offensives. With knowledgeable accuracy Hindenburg stop and reversed two Russian offensives in March while another was more successful. Pushing the Prussians back to prewar borders where the Prussian armies, seeing victory in Hungary, stalled them. The Prussians managed to push all the way back to St. Petersburg by summers end. Cutting the throat of the Russian strategy for the year and leading to a large scale rebellion in Finland who claimed allegiance to Prussia (+10 Militia Divisions) and forced the smaller Swedish forces to retreat out of the Helsinki and Gulf of Finland region. The superior Prussian cavalry proved to much for the waves of peasant warriors from Russia.
The Prussians did not do so well on the sea, early attempts to push the British out of the Baltic failed and the two fleets chased each other for most of the summer with small skirmishes here and there. No deceive victories for either side, but the British lack of support for Russian or Swedish troops didnt help either.
CASUALTY LIST:
Prussia: 6 Infantry Divisions, 12 Cavalry Divisions, 1 Artillery Brigade, 14 Militia Divisions, 3 Escort Groups, 10 Light Vessel Groups
Russia: 25 Divisions, 20 Militia Divisions, 10 Escort Groups
Sweden: 2 Divisions
Hungary: 4 Divisions
Denmark undergoes the switching of Prime Ministers from the year previous elections. The Reform Party won, with a general good showing of all left wing parties and the second place being a Socialist group. Iceland continues to undergo large scale strikes for days on end while the British ignore their demands. Some have turned to violent protests, such as burning a British flag. These events are not supported by the entire population but it is getting there.
Africa/Middle East:
The USA finishes off the remaining garrisons in the Prussian colonies and leaves a large defensive force to keep the area. Hurting the Prussian economy. (-1 IC Prussia)
CASUALTY LIST:
America: 1 Division
The Muslim Brotherhood fights hard in the holy land, gaining thousand of followers and putting together a rag tag, out dated, army to fight the French. As most French troops were in Europe they have huge success and manage to take over most of Iraq and Syria.
Asia:
The Japanese proved smarter than the Americans or British predicted. Efforts to cut off their supply lines failed and the troops continued to march on the under defended colonies. The Russians failed to send troops to fight the Japanese and the locals were not willing to die for a government so far away. The ultimate victory came when the Japanese pulled out their ace, the Chinese. With offers of port cities, technology and other lands in Asia the Chinese were quick to take the offer. With reports of low troops numbers the Chinese, in the process of modernizing, half the troops had up to date rifles and equipment, launched large offensives into both Russian and British lands making astounding gains before the winter, where the generals decided to halt operations due to weather.
As Southeast Asia fell to the Asian alliance the Americans tried to launch invasions of their colonies, the efforts proved futile and at the same time one of the worst blunders of the war. The Japanese fleet was well prepared for the Americans, who lacked any form of naval combat knowledge. After several key naval battles the Americans were sent back to British ports at Hawaii, morale effectively crushed.
Australian volunteers joined up to fight with the British but saw little overall combat as the British have yet to launch a strategic campaign against the hordes of Japanese, Vietnamese and Chinese soldiers.
CASUALTY LIST:
Britain: 2 Battleships, 20 Escorts, 7 Divisions
Japan: 4 Battleships, 30 Escorts, 20 Light Vessel Groups, 8 Divisions
China: 10 Escorts, 23 Divisions
Manchukou: 2 Divisions
Vietnam: 1 Division, 2 Escorts
America: 1 Goliath Battleship, 1 Battleship, 15 Escorts, 8 Divisions (In Ships)
MOD STUFF:
Sorry if I messed up anything I just needed to get this done and didn't want to delay it another day.
Stats and front page will be updated tomorrow.
Spoiler Map :
You're telling me Japan and I lost a combined 31 divisions against Britain's 7? I might be able to barely begin to accept 3:1 kill ratio with Chinese hordes advancing against the British, especially in that mountainous terrain, but the well-trained Japanese also losing a 1:1 making over a 4:1 kill ratio against combined Asian forces? Really?
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Most was to disease, weather and terrain.
Disenfrancised
Beep Beep
Its the 1910s; current military technology massively favors the defender.
silver 2039
Deity
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Lukers Comment: well....that actually worked....i'm shocked.
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
South Africa is now open. No orders from Loser in a while.
jalapeno_dude
AKA Panda Judo Eel
Good update.
D'Artagnan59
The Gascon
I offered you Manchuria, Tsingtao, and Taiwan after it was conquered!!!
DarthNader
Destroyer of Worlds
Very nice update! 
Abaddon
Deity
I'll take South Africa
Captain2
ಠ_ృ
Torussia
From:Russia
Well done, however anything other than a respectful peace will continue this war
To:France
From:Russia
bunch of bloody cowards
russiaFrom:Russia
Well done, however anything other than a respectful peace will continue this war
To:France
From:Russia
bunch of bloody cowards
carmen510
Deity
As Borat would say: Very nice!
But my withdrawals didn't have any effect?
But my withdrawals didn't have any effect?
