Ironfall

New Zealand: Nov 1, 1941 New Zealand plays a vital support role in the Pacific theater, aligning closely with British and American forces. The country's geographical isolation makes it relatively safe from direct attacks, but its resources and military bases are key to Allied operations in the Pacific. New Zealand's troops are actively deployed in Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific, fighting alongside Allied forces. Domestically, the country has become a staging ground for Allied naval operations, particularly in defending against Japanese expansion. The MTC has a minor presence, conducting small-scale Martian tech research in rural areas. New Zealand’s war economy is booming, but political tensions over conscription and foreign military presence are on the rise. Key Story Hooks: Support for Allied Pacific operations, troop deployments, Martian tech research, political unrest over conscription, naval defense efforts.