Shepard
The Not-So-Rottenfuhrer
My nation: People's Republic of China
Year: 1943
Territory: Modern day China, Mid-Japan, Northern Spain, Western Germany.
Alliances:
Comintern: PRC, USSR, GDR
American-French Entente: US, France, South America?
Allies: everyone else
My question:
Assuming that I'll take Indonesia, Malaya, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Siam, British Raj, and (potentially) occupy the Suez Canal, what is the best way to invade the United States (who has annexed Canada)?
My current plan:
By 1950, have 5-7 ocean-going battle fleets, 8 escort fleets, 8-10 coastal defense fleets, 3-4 commerce raiding fleets.
In January 1950, launch surprise invasions of Guam, Midway, and Panama Canal.
By March 1950, establish naval dominance in Pacific west of Hawaii.
Mid-March 1950, launch invasion of Alaska with task force made up of mountain and motorized forces.
By may 1950, invade Hawaii.
By June 1950, establish naval superiority in Pacific and air superiority over Western Seaboard.
By late-June 1950, launch 5-7 amphibious landings around San Diego, San Francisco, Washington, and other areas to establish more naval ports.
Year: 1943
Territory: Modern day China, Mid-Japan, Northern Spain, Western Germany.
Alliances:
Comintern: PRC, USSR, GDR
American-French Entente: US, France, South America?
Allies: everyone else
My question:
Assuming that I'll take Indonesia, Malaya, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Siam, British Raj, and (potentially) occupy the Suez Canal, what is the best way to invade the United States (who has annexed Canada)?
My current plan:
By 1950, have 5-7 ocean-going battle fleets, 8 escort fleets, 8-10 coastal defense fleets, 3-4 commerce raiding fleets.
In January 1950, launch surprise invasions of Guam, Midway, and Panama Canal.
By March 1950, establish naval dominance in Pacific west of Hawaii.
Mid-March 1950, launch invasion of Alaska with task force made up of mountain and motorized forces.
By may 1950, invade Hawaii.
By June 1950, establish naval superiority in Pacific and air superiority over Western Seaboard.
By late-June 1950, launch 5-7 amphibious landings around San Diego, San Francisco, Washington, and other areas to establish more naval ports.
