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Published: 2014-03-20 04:11:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 9608; Favourites: 162; Downloads: 219
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An armored unit of the Münzen Army, equipped tanks of diverse origin -adquired to Degoland, captured on battle or from national production- await by the side of the shadows of a small forest in Cyrvia, as in the distance a village burns as had been attacked by Nordigen artillery, in preparation of the assault.
Tris Tigris-Hidraulic War (3250-3256) was the Second World War of Aiers, armed conflict fought between the Tris Tigris Alliance and the Hidraullic Alliance, which will drag into the conflict the MW -Moziepolitischenmilitarischenindustrialen Wosta- and some formerly unaligned states. -being many regional conflicts as the Hettichslovakian wars related to the Tris Tigris-Hidraullic war-
The Hidraullic Alliance was founded by the Kingdom of Ruhenia in the 3243 a.a.H, incorporated states such as Christophenia, Pamelia, Marcelooneo, Moritania, the Calintropian Empire, Östria, Südchristophenia and Slavkinia, being later expanded to more nations.
The Tris Tigris alliance -Alliance of the Three Tigers- was originally a pact signed by Bazikstan, Münzen and Gofondria against the expansion and acts of the Hidraulic Alliance, with the Guaderians as observers of the treaty and later joining several nations bounded in several ways with Bazikstan or Gofondria.
The war will be fought primarly in the Caritz sea, but as well in Aels, Zarhuy, Hieyoks, southern Ushaenor, the Zean islands and the Amparpica.
The war will end with the defeat and disollution of the Tris-Tigris alliance: but an uneasy, unfinished peace: the next year Christophenia and Bazikstan will fight again in the "Five Days war" (3257) and the the Hidraullic-Guaderian war (3258): as well, later the winners will break appart, as during the Calintropian-Christophenian War (3263): precisely the collapse of the winning alliance will provide peace, as finally formal peace treaties where signed.
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is funny, i have the feeling they should be after the firist tree line, soo the leaf camo dont look strange, think this: youre flying on a biplane and see those strange "trees" in the end of the forest, then see fly lower (but still high enough to be safe from some of their guns) too look better, wouldt you notice them and them pass a last time firing the plane's guns? I not sure if theres are back seated planes (Or even planes to start with) but, if you have one you would order the tail gunner to spray bullets there (Or just return to base and resupply, and tell your superiors bout what you found)
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Eso se debe más que nada a pobre planeación por mi parte al hacer el dibujo. XD
Si quería dibujar el bosque delante de los blindados debería haber hecho los troncos antes que los vehículos!
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:iconwaatchoutplz: entonses perdon, no sabia eso XD
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Talk about a mixed bag of vehicles. Trying to share parts or ammo must be a nightmare.
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didnt south america nearly have a WW1 lvl conflict in the 19th century?
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nah, never to that level. There where some quite terrible wars in the XIX century, the worse being the Triple Alianza War -between Argentina, Uruguay and Brasil against Paraguay, ending with between 1/2 to 3/4 of the Paraguay population being wiped out-. While a bloody mess, it didn't had the involvement of all the nations of South America, to be on a level of WW1.
Other terrible war will be in the 30's, the Chaco war, between Bolivia and Paraguay. This time, there was more "WW1" like, but for the way of fighting, with trenches and fortified lines... but with fewer soldiers, and in a dry jungle with no water and much diseases.
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and of course the civil wars/unrests every other decade
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ah! Every decade?
Argentina, Bolivia and Perú had in the XIX century about 2 to 3 coup d'etats and civil wars in an average way. XD
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"every other" means 1 out of 2
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Finally a picture of Aier's ww2 
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I think I had already posted some old drawings of that war, thought?
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oh I guess I didn't look into it?
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A nice forest pic and modern, mechanized war going on. Capturing some tanks that appear undamaged would be a nice haul!
Also, an overview of the 2nd world war, big event, but apparently not a decisive one, as both sides would putter about with war after the end.
(all that war surplus--a shame not to use it?)
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Not only undamaged tanks: often tanks damaged or destroyed during battle, but then savaged and repaired!
The Tris-Tigris-Hidraullic war wasn't in any way decisive, reason why there would still be several years of minor wars until some solutions.
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Thanks for the information!
That Tris-Tigris-Hidraullic name sounds like a scientific name for a chemical!
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Was there a Holocaust in Aiers's WW2?
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why would be? The only relation between the second world war of aiers and the second world war would be the name and more or less similar technilogy. Neither the sides, causes, conflicts and so on where similar at all, and neither was there during that conflict a genocide.
In other conflicts there will be genocides and ethnic cleansing thought, but in neither in the first, second, third, fourth and fifth world war of Aiers. There were war crimes thought.
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Bad Imply *sprays her with a water bottle*
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*IMPLY EATS THE WATER BOTTLE RIGHT OUT OF YOUR HAND* >:3
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same difference. Either way she ate it.
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Must taste bad since I filled it with stale urine.
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shes an imp.Like she's going to care XD
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Oh well*pulls out beef jerky* Her Impy Impy I won't hurt you.
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You might however lose a finger that way....*IMPLY ATTACKS!*
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