Ironfall

Australia: Nov 1, 1941 Australia has become a vital outpost for the Allies in the Pacific, serving as a staging ground for operations against Japanese forces advancing through Southeast Asia. The country is heavily militarized, with Martian tech-enhanced defenses protecting its coasts from potential invasions. Australian forces are deployed throughout the Pacific, fighting alongside the British and Americans. While the country remains relatively untouched by direct conflict, Japanese forces threaten from the north. Australia’s remote locations make it an ideal site for MTC testing of experimental tech, though much of this research is shrouded in secrecy. The population remains resilient, contributing heavily to the war effort despite rising political tensions over conscription and foreign military presence. Key Story Hooks: Pacific defense missions, MTC tech experiments in remote areas, political tensions over conscription, espionage involving Japanese forces.