Scenarios about 'pacific strategy'
The strategic approach to military and diplomatic operations in the Pacific Ocean region, particularly significant during World War II and the Cold War. Pacific Strategy encompasses naval deployments, island-hopping campaigns, resource allocation, and geopolitical positioning across the vast oceanic theater. Understanding these strategic considerations is crucial for alternate history scenarios exploring different outcomes in Pacific conflicts or power dynamics in the region.
What If San Diego Developed a Different Relationship with the Military?
Exploring the alternate timeline where San Diego pursued civilian-focused economic development instead of becoming a major military hub, dramatically reshaping Southern California's economy, culture, and global significance.