Double Victory is an alternative history and time slip/accidental travel fiction. It is planned as a series of novels (as of 2023, Book 1 is completed and being constantly edited as I look for a publicist), and this blog is for short stories and lore posts. I have every intention of getting Double Victory the professional publishing it deserves, and subscribers will be among the first to know of any developments in that realm.
Double Victory follows the events of the Departure, when Task Force 11, Composite Testing Force, sails out of Puget Sound for Fleet Problem XXXVI on June 4, 2042, only to disappear from view under a wall of fog, arriving one hundred years in the past. WWII and the course of human events are irrevocably changed by the arrival of a task force of 75 ships and 79,000 personnel comprised primarily of post-zoomer, zoomer, and millennial officers and enlisted.
These Sailors, Soldiers, Aeros, and Marines are the cream of the crop, those who remain under arms after the conclusion of the Second-Sino American War in 2040. They have lived through two fractious decades of technological revolution, economic dislocation and expansion, and five major peer-to-peer wars (Russo-Ukrainian War, First Sino-American War, Gulf War IV, Gulf War V, and Second Sino-American War).
Whether it’s the rapid development of industrial and military technology during the war or social interactions like an E-4 trying to explain what “Amogus” is to Hap Arnold or Henry Stimson trying a quesarito for the first time. Like New York’s hottest club, DV has everything. It will cover as much of the war as I can, from the Kapa-Kapa and Kokoda Track to the Second Battle of Moscow to the Death Ride of the Imperial Japanese Navy in the East China Sea.
For those wondering how the Second World War does not immediately end with the arrival of such an overwhelming force, I would have two things to say: politics, fear, and not everyone from the future is a good guy.
I gotta ask, where did you get the inspiration with dv from? I get like final countdown but what else. Also, pre-shift, does Poland end up getting any crusiers/carriers cause their navy is the only service that is not getting really any attention.
What does Civilian Climate Corps do?