^{This page is part of © FOTW Flags Of The World website}

OGRE/G.E.V. (wargame)

Introduction
North American Combine
Nova Brasilia
The Paneuropean Federation
Great Britain & Australia
The Arabian Confederation
Israel
The Chinese Hegemony
The Nihon Empire

See also:

Introduction

There is an excellent war game called Ogre / G.E.V. (Ground Effect Vehicle), produced by Steve Jackson Games. It is set in the late 21st century, and involves a series of global conflicts collectively referred to as "The Last War." In the time of the Last War, the world's political powers have been conglomerated into only a few large trans-national empires. Note that the North American Combine and the Paneuropean Federation, who are the principal competitors of the Last War, each have two variants of their flags.

For more information, visit steve jackson game website

PS: Incidentally, the term "Ogre" refers to the huge, autonomous, cybernetic tanks which are employed by the great powers during the Last War.
A.H., 14 may 2000

North American Combine

by A.H.

Comprising all that was once Canada, the U.S., Mexico, and all of Central America
A.H., 14 may 2000

Nova Brasilia

by A.H.

comprising all of South America
A.H., 14 may 2000

The Paneuropean Federation

by A.H.

comprising all of Europe except Great-Britain, and including all the territory once part of the soviet union
A.H., 14 may 2000

Great-Britain and Australia

Still independents, but closely allied to the North American Combine. They use the current flags of Great-Britain & Australia
A.H., 14 may 2000

the Arabian Confederation

by A.H.

Comprising all the countries of the Middle East except Israel.
A.H., 14 may 2000

Israel

As always, isolated within a sea of enemies. Israel's flag is never shown, so it may be presumed to be unchanged.
A.H., 14 may 2000

The Chinese Hegemony

by A.H.

Comprising China and all of mainland south-east Asia except for India.
A.H., 14 may 2000

The Nihon Empire

by A.H.

Comprising Japan and most of the islands of the western Pacific and eastern Indian Oceans, except those held by Australia.
A.H., 14 may 2000