/lit/ - Literature

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First one (and the one with the most fleshed out story being the /k/ommando that I am) is an Alt-History story. In this timeline Germany wins the war in Europe, pretty much everything that could go right for Germany goes right, meanwhile the US stays out of the war and the Pacific War never happens. The remnants of the English and French government goes into exile in Canada and plan their next move, Germany realizes that they can crush what remains of British and French and its possible with all the resources that has been freed up. Anticipating this, the Canadians beef up their coastal and AA defenses, effectively turning the Eastern Coast of Canada into an impenetrable wall.

Germany knows that a head on invasion of Canada will not work in its favor, so it weighs its options and decides that invading the US, who is still recovering from the Great Depression, will yield greater results. They'll invade the American Northeast and use it as a staging area for the invasion of Canada, the truth is that the invasion of the US is also vital in keeping the German economy from crashing since no plans were made for a peacetime economy. Thats basically whats going on before the events of what I'm writing happens, the initial invasion is a huge success, the US Army and Nat. Guard units are steamrolled and massive swaths of New England and South are occupied. And thats where things get sour for the Germans, US militias led by the remnants of the Branches of the US Military in the areas start a brutal guerrilla war that effectively halts the German War Machine in key strategic points in the US. The German Command now realizes that they must push out west as rumors of a US Base called Los Alamos is developing some sort of superweapon that could turn the tide against the Germans. Pretty much, the invasion of the US turns into Germany's Vietnam, there's a lot more detail into the different fronts and factions I'm going to write about but thats the gist of my Autism. Here's a map of how things are at the moment of the story