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===== Prelude ===== | ===== Prelude ===== | ||
- | After a shockingly swift Confederate victory over English remnants in Nova Scotia, and, after a flaccid attempt to decisively alter the tide of battle in and around Greece, Confederate intman generals decided to alter the course of the Greco-Turkish War by depriving the Greeks of their wealthiest and most technologically advanced ally, Italy. Because the Confederate States of America had alliances with both Turkey and Italy, flag war was off the table. The only realistic way to assault Rome was to insert an armored strike force into the Italian capital, in an attempt to take out the Roman chest room, and / or spawncamp the Romans. | + | After a shockingly swift Confederate victory over English remnants in Nova Scotia, and, after a flaccid attempt to decisively alter the tide of battle in and around Greece, Confederate intman generals decided to alter the course of the Greco-Turkish War by depriving the Greeks of their wealthiest and most technologically advanced ally, Italy. Because the Confederate States of America had alliances with both Turkey and Italy, flag war was off the table. The only realistic way to assault Rome was to insert an armored strike force into the Italian capital, in an attempt to either |
===== Phase I: Crossing The Alps ===== | ===== Phase I: Crossing The Alps ===== |
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