Pan-African/Arabian Front

The year is now 1926. From the need of more natural resources in the world that is plagued from war and disease, the Imperium looks east to find a solution the the problem. Their answer lies within the continents of Africa and the Middle East. The deserts, though unaffected by the Red Fever, is amongst the most hottest places in the planet. This, in short, prompts the Imperial Army to approach a more mobile, and under-armored approach with new strategies in mind. The change in equipment loadouts to atone for the heat. With the expansion for resources, the campaign brings many troubles to the Imperium, one of which is the increase in more militias and warlords rising in the desert to beat the Imperium to the minerals and resources that it needs to fuel the cities and army. The cause of the clean air in the deserts is unknown, but few speculate that it has to due with the sheer number of minerals, raw resources, and extreme heat that causes the air to be clean. An Expeditionary Force was sent to North Africa and parts of Turkey, Israel, and Chechnya. The expedition consists of a force of 2,000 troops, 100 tanks, and 70 aircrafts, all under the direct command of Field Marshal Alexsander Fedorov I, one of the presumed offsprings of the Emperor. The resupplyment of the Expedition comes at a tough situation, as opposing forces have put large commitments to assure that the Imperium are unable to sustain a major front, and reach their objective.