@ Thorbjorn; we'll be running for a while yet, mostly people are still queuing up to find landing spots because I'm very disorganised and haven't assigned them yet. If you want to be a part of what's going on, PM and we'll try to work something out.
@ Lupus; good to know that both the British and Germans will be sending aeronef fleets - both powers I rhink are falling behind the Americans and Japanese in terms of manpower and organisation, this may redress the balance somewhat!
@ everybody...
... the British and Japanese forces on the West Coast seem to have had a 'bit of a scrap' in the woodlands south of the north-west lake...
battle report is here. Once I get the latest maps sent out, perhaps other people might be able to contribute a bit more... sorry for delays. I'm slowly getting on top of it.
In the meantime, more details about Atlantean military dress and organisation have surfaced. Earlier reports were mostly from the west coastal regions; this suplimentary information includes some early reports from the south and east coasts.
A force wearing orange or amber tunics, armed with short swords and carrying round shields, marching under an orange banner with a device of pine trees, has been seen (east coast).
A company of archers with a green-and-gold banner depicting a striking falcon has been observed (east coast).
An order of female warriors, thought to belong to the Temples of the Moon Goddess, has been noted bearing banners depicting a silver disc or a silver starburst on midnight blue. These Moon-priestesses wear white cloaks, not the red of the western guardians of the Moon-temples (south coast).
A large mixed force of infantry, cavalry and chariots, wearing cloaks of red lined with white has been seen. Their banner is white with a red spearhead device. These warriors are thought to have temple organisations in several cities, though their god has not yet been identified (east coast).
Some light cavalry following a banner thought to depict a sea-horse have been seen, though further details are sketchy (south coast).
Warriors wearing grey tunics and dark green cloaks, with a banner formed from a tree-branch, have been observed (east coast).
Charioteers with a blue banner with a circular golden device - possibly a chariot wheel, possibly the sun - have been seen (east coast).
Furthermore, banners described as 'black with a white swan', 'black with a white eagle', and 'red with a black eagle' (from the east coast), 'blue with a nine-pointed star' and 'blue with a gold eagle' (south coast), and 'black with a white tree' and 'green with a white scimitar and red leaf' (west coast) have also been reported. Those banners not linked to temples are thought to derive from cities in those regions.
More info as we have it...