Scenarios about 'military history'
The study of armed conflict throughout human history, examining warfare's evolution, strategies, technologies, and impacts on societies and civilizations. Military history encompasses battles, campaigns, leadership, doctrines, organizational structures, and the complex relationship between military developments and broader historical forces. This field provides essential context for understanding how alternate timelines might diverge based on different military outcomes or technological developments.
What If The Atomic Bombs Were Never Dropped on Japan?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United States chose not to use atomic weapons against Japan in 1945, potentially changing the course of World War II's conclusion and the postwar world order.
What If Japan Invaded Australia?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Imperial Japan launched a full-scale invasion of Australia during World War II, potentially reshaping the Pacific War and Australia's national development.
What If Japan Never Surrendered in World War II?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Imperial Japan refused to surrender in 1945, triggering Operation Downfall, the Allied invasion of the Japanese Home Islands, and reshaping the post-war global order.
What If MacArthur Used Nuclear Weapons in Korea?
Exploring the alternate timeline where General Douglas MacArthur's repeated requests to use nuclear weapons during the Korean War were approved, potentially reshaping the Cold War, international relations, and nuclear proliferation.
What If Napoleon Never Rose to Power?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Napoleon Bonaparte remained an obscure military officer, radically altering European politics, the spread of revolutionary ideals, and the development of modern nation-states.
What If Sparta Defeated Athens in The Peloponnesian War?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Sparta achieved a decisive victory over Athens in the 5th century BCE, potentially altering the course of Western civilization and democratic development.