Imagine a world where the Allies didn't win the war, nor did the Axis. Instead, the war just continued on and on in an unsteady stalemate. Welcome, to the world of 1949. In this world Germany decided not to bomb London, but instead continued its attacks on Britain's airfields. Then, the Russians lost at Kursk. Finally, D-Day fails. With these victories, Germany has managed to halt the Allie's progress. In the Western Theatre, the Allies and the Axis each plan the invasion of the other's vital territories. In the Pacific, Japan and the United States are dueling over tiny islands with giant fleets and atomic weapons. Now, the stalemate is about to be broken. Germany is preparing an all out invasion of Britain. As tough and valiant as the Allied troops defending the Sceptered Isle are, some of their leaders are beginning to that they will be unable to hold against the Wehrmacht.
These men are a sign of things to come. What I mean by that I and who they are I leave to your conjecture, but don't worry, there will be an update to explain what I mean soon. Also, I should note that there will be more small previews leading up to the next (large) update.
You can't see it very well, but their hats are a new design by me, while their uniform is mostly made by relic with a few tweaks by myself.
Hes part of the Russian Liberation Army En.wikipedia.org Former Soviet soldiers and volunteers from various parts of the Soviet Union who Fought alongside the Germans
In the course of the war, all the "Hilfspolizei" were shot, worse enemy only traitors of the motherland
These shameful people is better not to remember...
Yea they are for the most part X Russian revolutionaries, Czarist loyalists, and people in general who were harmed or persecuted buy the Stalinist regime IE people who lost family to Stalin's Purges.
Very good idea to integrate these fine soldiers are usually forgotten (Small Precision, they were fitted with a mixture of Russian and German weapons)
Count you integrate other military subservient to the Third Reich: Army Vichy Army Hungarian, Slovak, Romanian, Bulgarian, and especially the most motivated of these armies: Croats.
Well I guess I can let slip one small thing, I doubt I'll get killed for this, but lets see how your languages are gents.
Un escercito, стар седла, uusia ideoita, Të gjitha kombet, Один флаг
Now to make it slightly easier to unscramble each phrase
1) taily
2) amgray
3) infldna
4) baalian
5) I'll give you this one, cause I'm a nice guy: Russia
there was some french and ukrines who joined the german army too some indians and asians helped along side but i really dont know where they were deployed probably aginst the ussr but most russian pows were considred as criminals in the ussr as they might of gave info to help the germans so they had no choice but to jumb in the bandwagon with germany.
And what about the Blue Division? It was the bravest and most successful foreign contingent of the Wehrmacht, also praised by the Germans. They fought the Red Army in Russia by the way.
a nice piece of reading about the soldiers and people from the ussr who were fighting with germany in ww2 (note this info might not be 100% correct but it was worth reading)and sorry if it was a bad idea to post this link but here for the ones who want to see it
Feldgrau.com
will you add norwegians too? since i know some norwegians where a part of the wehrmacht and the SS and where fighting on the eastern front.
i mean only thoose who where recruited by nazi germany.or at least 4-6 of them. a new faction like that would be stupid. since nazi germany only wanted to conquer europe not make a union.
Ugh also.........antarctica, balkans, russia, and north and south america
I thinck VG 1-5 whas most great wepon than he ppsh for this enroled russian in german army. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkssturmgewehr_1-5)