1946 and 1947 were both rather boring, except for two notable achievements.
On 10 June, 1946, the provinces of the British Colony of India seceeded from the United Kingdom. In response, the Nepalese Army moved into Indian territory, occupying Delhi, Calcutta, Bombay, and almost everythuing in between. At the same time, the NEF, operating from its base in Bangkok, staged a brilliant amphibious invasion near Rangoon.
There were plans for the annexation of India to the Nepalese Empire, but someone remembered that this would cede the land back to Britain. Instead of outright annexation, then, India was incorporated into the Empire as Occupied India.
The second great achievement of this period was the construction of the Nepalese Air Force, and the 1st Atomic Bomb outside of the US
The long-secret war plans were revealed. War with Russia was to begin.
The NAF relocated to the newly constructed Aarhus Air Base in Northern Denmark, and from there to a base which was being leased from Sweden on one of the Baltic Islands. War was declared on the Soviet Union.
The flight route of the NAF:
Following this, the Russians found themselves subjected to twelve nuclear strikes from the US Air Force. However, they did not lie down and surrender, as the Allied planners had hoped. Instead, massive invasions of France, Italy, Denmark, China, Japan, Tibet-Sinkiang, Occupied India, and other Allied regions began, as the Russian army of more than 600 divisions awakened.
The war, as you can guess, was a disaster.
Steele
