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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ruimtewedloop-Charlton-Cussans-ebook/dp/B09HHL4GN8/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=sea+lion+press&qid=1633782523&sr=8-1 So my first published story is now available on Amazon, thanks to the good people of Sea Lion Press :)

I can't post comments or reply to comments in threads. I've got this issue on my computer and on my phone, although it seems to go away on my phone when I use my data and not my WiFi.

Like the title says really; any suggestions?

So, on the 19th of April, 1989, the No.2 Turret on the USS Iowa exploded, killing 47 sailors and destroying the turret. Now, thanks to the effort of firefighters and a bit of good luck, the fire didn't shed and no further damage was done. But what if it had spread? What if through bad luck or...

Like the title says, was their anyone after the Argentine forces on the Islands surrendered advocating that the war continue? Would this have even been practical?

So, the premise is that the Soviet's land on the Moon first, and the Space Race escalates from there.

So yeah, could the murder of Yvonne Fletcher result in a British military response and what form would this take?

Let's say the 1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident causes an actual Soviet strike, and the Americans retaliate. Would their be time once (assuming) the Soviets realise there mistake to mitigate the number of nuclear weapons being used?

Set in an alternate Poland where the Cold War never ended, with a POD in 1983. https://media.netflix.com/en/press-releases/the-first-polish-netflix-original-series-is-currently-in-production

Let's say the Civil War doesn't happen for whatever reason? How does a a surviving Spanish republic handle it's colonial possessions?

Basically, I was wondering what the consequences would be if the Navy SEALs who got Bin Laden ended up being engaged in combat by Pakistani military forces? Could this possibly have happened, could they have survived, and what would the consequences be?