The Allied Forces

The Allies, or Allied Nations, are a coalition of Western countries united in defence of the free peoples of the world (particularly in Europe), as well as countries from outside Europe (such as the United States).

Following the Great War of 1914–18, the former belligerents, vowing ‘Never again’ or describing the conflict as ‘the war to end all wars’, decided to put aside their past differences and build a united Europe founded on the values of democracy and freedom. Thus a strong and united Europe was forged, whose words would soon be backed up by deeds when Joseph Stalin’s USSR invaded Eastern Europe to create a “Socialist and Soviet Europe”.

They fought the Russians, with the help of well-known figures such as Professor Albert Einstein, and also the Allies’ elite Commando unit: Tanya. The latter assisted the Allies throughout the conflict, just as the good professor had done, thanks to her inventions.

To combat the Soviets, who rely on brute force, the Allies will employ tactics based on speed and infiltration. As demonstrated by their light and medium tanks, which are faster and more manoeuvrable than their heavy Russian counterparts, albeit with thinner armour and less powerful guns. For infiltration tactics, the Allies enlisted the services of British agents to steal, hack or deceive enemy forces. The Allies’ R&D was greatly aided by Einstein, who developed teleportation technology! As demonstrated by the arrival on the battlefield of Chrono Tanks, firing a barrage of missiles before teleporting elsewhere. And if a single tank isn’t enough, then an entire army teleported behind enemy lines will do the trick – using the famous Chronosphere. This technology was proven and certified by Einstein himself, having travelled through time to alter the course of history, but that… is another story…