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I LOVE the RCAF! All of those heavy bombers and close air support planes will do wonders against the syndicalist hordes of the CSA.
Great update.
Great update.
I was thinking the same thing xDNCR? Have you been playing too much Fallout?
Nice update!
Interesting what you will do with your navy if you don't have control of Panama. You certainly can't afford to have a 2 seas navy.
Its a long way back to London.
Its a long way back to London.
@ Razgriz 2K9: Well done, nice inventory list! As for 3rd Gen. and 4th Gen. Ground Attack, I'd go for CF-5/CF-116 Freedom Fighter and F-15E Strike Eagle. A-10 can be also put into NCR-Canadian domain, there was Fairchild Aircraft subsidiary in Canada in 1920s already, so I'd say main company in USA would be lost during the civil war and Canadian subsidiary would be took over by Canadair or Bombardier. Later, A-10 would be fruit of joint Canadian-NCR cooperation. Let me finish your list then:
@ Hochseeflotte: But I already own Panama, check it out on the list of Canadian provinces and territories!
@ everyone, thanks for comments!
Canada
6-Aug-2003
1800 hrs
The third and final part of report on the state of Canadian military was finished in late afternoon and described the state of Royal Canadian Navy, the spiritual heir of once proud Royal Navy that ruled the seas for centuries. It could be discused further without ending who really is the heir of Royal Navy, the Royal Canadian Navy that inherited part of the fleet the spirit of Royal Navy, or Republican Navy that inherited most of flesh of the former Royal Navy after the revolution in Britain.
After the disastrous German naval defeat in East Asia by Imperial Japanese Navy who had to thank for their victory to extensive use of aircraft carriers, the old queens of the seas, battleships, started to make the space for rapid armament of great world navies with aircraft carriers. Canada was no exception.
CF-188 Hornets on the flight deck of the Prince Edward-class fleet carrier HMCS British Columbia.
Pearl Harbor is the base of British Columbia Strike Group. RCN strike groups tend to be somehow oriented towards standarization, with every strike group consisting of two fleet carriers, one light carrier, one missile cruiser, six destroyers and about half-a-dozen of frigates for anti-submarine protection. Landing platforms, amphibious assault vessels, refueling and other support ships are attached in number that depends from special case.
Halifax-class frigate HMCS Regina
Ontario Strike Group is based in Boston...
...and Quebec Strike Group is based in Halifax.
Cuba hosts Canadian Caribbean Fleet, with missile cruiser HMCS Dreadnought for flagship.
1st Submarine Fleet, made of Victoria-class submarines, is currently based in Newfoundland...
...while the 2nd Submarine Fleet dwells in Bermuda.
Wolfe-class light aircraft carriers (picture depicts HMCS Newfoundland) are able to carry both helicopters and/or V/STOL aircraft.
@ Hochseeflotte: But I already own Panama, check it out on the list of Canadian provinces and territories!
@ everyone, thanks for comments!
Canada
6-Aug-2003
1800 hrs
The third and final part of report on the state of Canadian military was finished in late afternoon and described the state of Royal Canadian Navy, the spiritual heir of once proud Royal Navy that ruled the seas for centuries. It could be discused further without ending who really is the heir of Royal Navy, the Royal Canadian Navy that inherited part of the fleet the spirit of Royal Navy, or Republican Navy that inherited most of flesh of the former Royal Navy after the revolution in Britain.
After the disastrous German naval defeat in East Asia by Imperial Japanese Navy who had to thank for their victory to extensive use of aircraft carriers, the old queens of the seas, battleships, started to make the space for rapid armament of great world navies with aircraft carriers. Canada was no exception.
CF-188 Hornets on the flight deck of the Prince Edward-class fleet carrier HMCS British Columbia.
Pearl Harbor is the base of British Columbia Strike Group. RCN strike groups tend to be somehow oriented towards standarization, with every strike group consisting of two fleet carriers, one light carrier, one missile cruiser, six destroyers and about half-a-dozen of frigates for anti-submarine protection. Landing platforms, amphibious assault vessels, refueling and other support ships are attached in number that depends from special case.
Halifax-class frigate HMCS Regina
Ontario Strike Group is based in Boston...
...and Quebec Strike Group is based in Halifax.
Cuba hosts Canadian Caribbean Fleet, with missile cruiser HMCS Dreadnought for flagship.
1st Submarine Fleet, made of Victoria-class submarines, is currently based in Newfoundland...
...while the 2nd Submarine Fleet dwells in Bermuda.
Wolfe-class light aircraft carriers (picture depicts HMCS Newfoundland) are able to carry both helicopters and/or V/STOL aircraft.
I am filled with pride to see Canada's powerful navy. I love that you also put in a few missile cruisers as well to go with those carriers and amphibious assault ships.
Great update. Are you now going to focus on Canada's allies?
edit: also noticed that my home province got an Aircraft Carrier named after it.
Great update. Are you now going to focus on Canada's allies?
edit: also noticed that my home province got an Aircraft Carrier named after it.
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A truly formidable navy. If combined with powerfull ( judging by your description I think it should be powerfull enough ) Imperial Japaneese navy I think that there is ( almost ) no one on earth, who can stop such navy.......
That's a very impressive navy. And judging for the loose plane here and there your allies at least have an airforce to be reckoned.
On a side note, I just reallized this, who's King Richard and where's Elizabeth?
On a side note, I just reallized this, who's King Richard and where's Elizabeth?
How does your navy compare to the rest of the navies in the world? I'd imagine the Union of Britain would have rather fearsome one too.
I'm being tempted to do a KRMDS AAR... weren't for my other AAR and its future sequels...
How about sequel to A King for All Seasons?
Well, bearing in mind that, at the end of the AAR, there were no Syndiez powers -Brazil, perhaps, and some foreign corner of China-, that I ended hating the AAR due to the game itself and the impossible task I've chosed, and, finally, that, as said, I have big plans for the current AAR -in fact, yesterday I began to look how to adapt it to go on with it in HoI-1936, as it was originally planned-, I'm afraid that the King will have to wait for another season...
And let's stop the hijacking of this AAR
That's what I call a badass navy !
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure that the Kriegsmarine is even more impressive.
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure that the Kriegsmarine is even more impressive.
Yeah, I'm just too excited to stand still and wait for the next update (I'm not hurrying/complaining, mind you ), I need something to do. For some reason I'm all "Fat kid in the Candystore" over this AAR...
), I need something to do. For some reason I'm all "Fat kid in the Candystore" over this AAR...
@ Kaiser_Mobius: Yes, I'll start to present our allies after this update. And yes, Manitoba is not to be messed with.
@ coorta88: UNA navies combined are trully impressive force, but same might be said also for Syndicalist and EuroAsian navies...
@ Aliasing: I don't know which type of aircraft this really is, because this sprite represents everything that is bigger than fighter (CAS, strategic bomber, transport...), but I'm quite sure this must be Fengtien airlift aircraft. Dear President Kim Jong Il probably sent it for some Canadian Whiskey.
@ Mr. Santiago: In this alternate universe Edward VIII married a peer (Windsors couldn't afford abdication scandal in a world where nobility is still very influental force and Hohenzollern rivals are observing their every step) and Richard is his descendant.
@ TemplarComander: Glad to hear that!
@ everyone, thanks for comments! And yes Kurt Steiner, me also thinks that you should start another MDS-KR too!
Canada
6-Aug-2003
2100 hrs
In the evening, addition about the briefing about the state of Canadian economy and its influence on Canadian defense was attached to report. Information on economy was provided by finance minister Jay Rockefeller. Situation was not too good. Recent general strike in Quebec, launched by Quebecoise trade unions and underlined by massive demonstrations of various groups as protest against centralization, prohibition of several Quebecoise political parties due to connections with separatism and political syndicalism, limitations of civil and social rights and conscription system, damaged industrial production, paralyzed many transport links and planted seeds of deep dissent in society. Protests and strikes enjoyed some smaller-scale support also in other parts of Canada, mostly in industrial centers.
Fortunately, services from defense industry complex, govermental agencies, military itself and from other important defense-connected sources weren't endangered by those events. Canadian goverment had enough funds to support research on five major defense-oriented technological projects. Such researches were done by trustworthy research teams from state services, home companies, foreign subsidiaries and international organizations, such as Commonealth Space Agency, joint space research agency of Royal Commonwealth of Nations, successor of British Empire that united both nations that are still under royal canopy and are technically still royal dominions (Canada, Australasia, Hawaii), and former members of British Empire, now republics (India, South Africa, Rhodesia, Nyasaland). Royal Commonwealth of Nations provides technical, economic, security, cultural and political cooperation of its members.
L85, standard service rifle of Royal Canadian Armed Forces. Developed and produced by New England company Colt, various models produced by license abroad and used as standard service rifle by many Canadian allies.
Challenger 2, serving as Canadian standard MBT together with upgraded models of Challenger 1.
Due to large need for armor, Challenger 1 wasn't completely replaced by more advanced Challenger 2 model, so upgraded models of Challenger 1 are still in broad use. Picture depicts Challenger 1 during excercise in Oman.
LAV III Stryker, joint project of NCR and Canada defense industries, improved derivative, based on Canadian LAV III, now used by both Canada and NCR as standard IFV.
@ coorta88: UNA navies combined are trully impressive force, but same might be said also for Syndicalist and EuroAsian navies...
@ Aliasing: I don't know which type of aircraft this really is, because this sprite represents everything that is bigger than fighter (CAS, strategic bomber, transport...), but I'm quite sure this must be Fengtien airlift aircraft. Dear President Kim Jong Il probably sent it for some Canadian Whiskey.
@ Mr. Santiago: In this alternate universe Edward VIII married a peer (Windsors couldn't afford abdication scandal in a world where nobility is still very influental force and Hohenzollern rivals are observing their every step) and Richard is his descendant.
@ TemplarComander: Glad to hear that!
@ everyone, thanks for comments! And yes Kurt Steiner, me also thinks that you should start another MDS-KR too!
Canada
6-Aug-2003
2100 hrs
In the evening, addition about the briefing about the state of Canadian economy and its influence on Canadian defense was attached to report. Information on economy was provided by finance minister Jay Rockefeller. Situation was not too good. Recent general strike in Quebec, launched by Quebecoise trade unions and underlined by massive demonstrations of various groups as protest against centralization, prohibition of several Quebecoise political parties due to connections with separatism and political syndicalism, limitations of civil and social rights and conscription system, damaged industrial production, paralyzed many transport links and planted seeds of deep dissent in society. Protests and strikes enjoyed some smaller-scale support also in other parts of Canada, mostly in industrial centers.
Fortunately, services from defense industry complex, govermental agencies, military itself and from other important defense-connected sources weren't endangered by those events. Canadian goverment had enough funds to support research on five major defense-oriented technological projects. Such researches were done by trustworthy research teams from state services, home companies, foreign subsidiaries and international organizations, such as Commonealth Space Agency, joint space research agency of Royal Commonwealth of Nations, successor of British Empire that united both nations that are still under royal canopy and are technically still royal dominions (Canada, Australasia, Hawaii), and former members of British Empire, now republics (India, South Africa, Rhodesia, Nyasaland). Royal Commonwealth of Nations provides technical, economic, security, cultural and political cooperation of its members.
L85, standard service rifle of Royal Canadian Armed Forces. Developed and produced by New England company Colt, various models produced by license abroad and used as standard service rifle by many Canadian allies.
Challenger 2, serving as Canadian standard MBT together with upgraded models of Challenger 1.
Due to large need for armor, Challenger 1 wasn't completely replaced by more advanced Challenger 2 model, so upgraded models of Challenger 1 are still in broad use. Picture depicts Challenger 1 during excercise in Oman.
LAV III Stryker, joint project of NCR and Canada defense industries, improved derivative, based on Canadian LAV III, now used by both Canada and NCR as standard IFV.
looks like you have some very strong industries and tech teams. I love that you put Constable Fraser and his trusty dog Diefenbaker for the RCMP tech team. I also look forward to learning more about Canada's allies.
Good update.
I also look forward to learning more about Canada's allies.Good update.