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“BatDiv9 Arrival 1” by Unknown – Originally appeared in a book created for the crew of the USS Wyoming as a memento of their service with the Grand Fleet, copyright 1919. Licensed under PD-US via Wikipedia.

My latest at the National Interest games out the War Scare of 1921.  Things don’t look good for Canada:

Even as the guns fell silent along the Western Front in 1918, the United States and the United Kingdom began jockeying for position. Washington and London bitterly disagreed on the nature of the settlements in Europe and Asia, as well as the shape of the postwar naval balance. In late 1920 and early 1921,these tensions reached panic levels in Washington, London and especially Ottawa.

The general exhaustion of war, combined with the Washington Naval Treaty, succeeded in quelling these questions and setting the foundation for the great Anglo-American partnership of the twentieth century. But what if that hadn’t happened? What if the United States and United Kingdom had instead gone to war in the spring of 1921?

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