By the beginning of 1953, europe is under almost complete soviet control, with the only exceptions being several neutral european countries. North africa is also coming under soviet control, with soviet troops taking Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia, and moving south into Sudan and west towards Morocco through Algeria.
Asia is in a similar situation. Burma is now under chinese occupation and Hainan island has been liberated, although US troops are still in control of Kyushu in japan.
In south america, British troops, now being heavily affected by a massive supply shortage, are being pushed back into Guyana by the Brazilian army. US troops however, are still massing to the north, and it is highly doubted that Brazil could defeat the americans on their own.
Soviet technology by 1953.
A comparison of Warsaw pact and Allied armies by 1953. The allies have taken immense losses on land since the war began, with the US alone losing over 1 million troops. The once powerful British army has also been reduced to a shadow of its former self, with its remnants fighting on in Africa and Guyana. As a result of all of these losses, the Canadian army has now moved up in rank, possessing the second largest army out of the allied forces. On the soviet side, the most powerful of all the communist nations is the Soviet Union's Red Army, followed by the Chinese peoples liberation army and the German Volksarmee.
At sea, the US navy has taken a pounding unlike any other navy in history, suffering huge losses, mostly due to soviet air attacks and the brave actions of the Soviet navy's battleships. They now possess fewer ships than even the British royal navy, and only have one major remaining carrier task force at their disposal. The British navy, under supplied and in disrepair, is now reduced to sitting in Singapore harbor, afraid to come out of port and fight.
In the skies, the soviet Red Air Force has been able to hold its own, while suffering large losses in multirole MiG fighters. The USAF meanwhile, has lost at least 7000 combat aircraft, but is still a very potent force, although now confined mostly to the shores of North America due to the loss of many overseas airfields. The British RAF meanwhile, has been effectively eradicated, possessing only a handful of strategic bombers and fighters scattered across the globe.
A soviet battleship fleet under Admiral Rall's command is transferred to the pacific, to begin to cement soviet naval superiority there.
The soviet union gives permission to China to invade Tibet, which the Chinese have been wanting to do for some time.
With the pacific mostly secure, soviet invasion fleets move from Japan to seize control of many allied strategic points and bases throughout the pacific ocean.
Asia is in a similar situation. Burma is now under chinese occupation and Hainan island has been liberated, although US troops are still in control of Kyushu in japan.
In south america, British troops, now being heavily affected by a massive supply shortage, are being pushed back into Guyana by the Brazilian army. US troops however, are still massing to the north, and it is highly doubted that Brazil could defeat the americans on their own.
Soviet technology by 1953.
A comparison of Warsaw pact and Allied armies by 1953. The allies have taken immense losses on land since the war began, with the US alone losing over 1 million troops. The once powerful British army has also been reduced to a shadow of its former self, with its remnants fighting on in Africa and Guyana. As a result of all of these losses, the Canadian army has now moved up in rank, possessing the second largest army out of the allied forces. On the soviet side, the most powerful of all the communist nations is the Soviet Union's Red Army, followed by the Chinese peoples liberation army and the German Volksarmee.
At sea, the US navy has taken a pounding unlike any other navy in history, suffering huge losses, mostly due to soviet air attacks and the brave actions of the Soviet navy's battleships. They now possess fewer ships than even the British royal navy, and only have one major remaining carrier task force at their disposal. The British navy, under supplied and in disrepair, is now reduced to sitting in Singapore harbor, afraid to come out of port and fight.
In the skies, the soviet Red Air Force has been able to hold its own, while suffering large losses in multirole MiG fighters. The USAF meanwhile, has lost at least 7000 combat aircraft, but is still a very potent force, although now confined mostly to the shores of North America due to the loss of many overseas airfields. The British RAF meanwhile, has been effectively eradicated, possessing only a handful of strategic bombers and fighters scattered across the globe.
A soviet battleship fleet under Admiral Rall's command is transferred to the pacific, to begin to cement soviet naval superiority there.
The soviet union gives permission to China to invade Tibet, which the Chinese have been wanting to do for some time.
With the pacific mostly secure, soviet invasion fleets move from Japan to seize control of many allied strategic points and bases throughout the pacific ocean.
