The sun does not set on the Czech lands

Czech dive-bombers against Tsarist battleships.

In the middle of the 19th century, disaster struck the world. Whole sections of the Earth's surface have been obliterated, ocean levels have risen. Entire states have disappeared, others have arisen. One of them was the Czech-Slovak Kingdom.

By the mid-twentieth century, the kingdom is a maritime power with colonies and countries all over the world. He who rules the seas rules the world. But the Czechs are not the only nation that longs to rule the oceans, one of the biggest players on the world stage is Tsarist Russia, which is also cutting its teeth on Czech-Slovak territory.

Caro's navy has overwhelming material superiority. In order for the Czechs to match their strength, they must rely on a new, untested weapon. Naval Aviation.