Clay_Allison
Staff Sergeant
- 1,154
- Dec 24, 2008
You are a medium size country with a decent industrial base and a moderate amount of money to spend. You have no natural loyalties, but it's 1935 and you, as head of the war department are smart enough to realize that war is coming and you are going to be in someone's crosshairs if you don't get ready.
Your air force is an all-biplane joke. Your fighters couldn't hold their own with the T-6 Texan. So, make your alliances (or declare neutrality) acquire technology, build factories.
What aircraft types do you want? Which ones are redundant? How are you going to handle your pruduction lines? Are more sophisticated aircraft worth the expenses and complicated, vulnerable production? What is your air war doctrine?
Finally, who will your major enemy be, and how will you defeat them and claim air superiority?
Just remember, you aren't the USA, you can't have infinite resources, you have to spend wisely.
Your air force is an all-biplane joke. Your fighters couldn't hold their own with the T-6 Texan. So, make your alliances (or declare neutrality) acquire technology, build factories.
What aircraft types do you want? Which ones are redundant? How are you going to handle your pruduction lines? Are more sophisticated aircraft worth the expenses and complicated, vulnerable production? What is your air war doctrine?
Finally, who will your major enemy be, and how will you defeat them and claim air superiority?
Just remember, you aren't the USA, you can't have infinite resources, you have to spend wisely.