Ironfall

Central America: Nov 1, 1941 Central America is caught in the middle of Allied and Axis influence, with key trade routes and resources at stake. The region’s fragile political landscape is marked by unstable governments and power struggles. The Panama Canal is heavily militarized by the USA, serving as a strategic passage for war supplies, with frequent sabotage attempts from Axis sympathizers. Martian tech remains scarce here, though several nations have begun experimenting with hybrid farming techniques to increase agricultural output. Local insurgents, sometimes supported by foreign powers, are on the rise, complicating the region’s stability. US-backed regimes struggle to maintain control as economic disparity grows. Key Story Hooks: Canal sabotage, insurgent uprisings, Axis espionage, resource control, political coups.