About this Website

This website was created out of a desire to create a site equal to the various sites out there like Luft' 46 which show just about every design that was proposed during the war by the Germans, no matter how practical or impractical.

The Allied nations had their own designs which were just as forward thinking and advanced as the Germans – they just aren't publicized as much. Originally, my concept was to create a “ring” of websites with names like USAAF '46, RAF '46, and VVS '46. However, sanity shortly returned; and I began to think about a website simply titled www.1946.com; but sadly that was taken - www.june1946.com was the next idea.

It was at that point that I realized that if I named it something very broad, like “Alternate Wars”, I could cover not only just the planned OLYMPIC and CORONET landings against Japan, as well as the plans for WWII extending into 1946 and beyond; I could also do equipment for just about everyone, as well as cover a very broad time period, from the ultimate “Never Was” of World War I: Plan 1919 – Eight million men, 10,000 tanks and 10,000 aircraft, all aimed at Germany, to the various color-coded War Plans that the US produced for war with just about everyone.

Why is there so little Alternate History on this website?

Right now, I'm concentrating on building up a good library of Primary and Secondary source material; they make your job as a writer much easier; since for example, if you wanted the US to declare war on someone, you could just file the country names and dates off the World War II declarations of war and use that.

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About the Webmaster

Your webmaster is a 26-year old US Postal Employee who lives in Silver Spring, Maryland, and has been interested in history ever since he was old enough to read. My interests are quite broad and varied; one month, I might be studying the Strategic Bombing campaigns of World War II, and the next I'd be studying the various proposed warships which would have been built if the Washington and London Naval Treaties not intervened.

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