The scenario expands a British response into an imperial and multinational mobilization. Warships from Australia and New Zealand can join the concentration, with Canada also likely to contribute. Troops can move from India and Burma while additional forces arrive from the Mediterranean and other stations. French and Dutch colonial interests add further participants. This becomes a coalition war whose strength depends on moving ships and troops into the China theater by sea.
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Imperial and colonial forces converge on China
British, Dominion, Indian, Burmese, French, and Dutch resources give the anti-Japanese coalition far more reach than a Royal Navy force acting alone.