The current flag of G. The red dragon symbolizes the strength and courage of the navy. The black background represents the dark times the people have been trough and lastly, the white cross symbolizes the pure intentions of the nation. First established after the Fall of Berlin in , the G. Ships of this navy feature a significant amount of armor, massive ship dimensions, immense firepower, and some amount of mobility. Although all these characteristics make the ships very competitive, they have their huge disadvantages.
With the exception of the Escort Battleships, the ships have a large turning radius, and with the huge sizes of the ships, they are susceptible to torpedo attacks, air raids, and being outnumbered. Currently, the fleet is divided into two divisions: Pacific Fleet, and Atlantic Fleet.
Aside from battleships and aircraft carriers, GFN has also an array of other ships such as transport vessels, cargo ships, and patrol boats. After the allies have defeated the Fall of Berlin in , Admiral Gerth gathered the remaining Nazi soldiers who are still loyal to Hitler and headed towards the city of Kiel. There, he was recognized as a hero for his acts in World War II such as successfully defending the city from a Russian invasion.
Gerth's followers start to place posters and propaganda on the streets of the city; the citizens feel a fire burning inside them. No longer will they be ruled by the British so on December 5, , Gerth's men storm the parliament building and execute officials. This is the night where Gerth declares Kiel will no longer be enslaved by the British; a new nation was born: Neirath.
After the declaration of Neirath, Britain declares war on Neirath. Many Nazi supporters rise up and support the new nation. Campaigns on uniting Nazi Germany, advancing on Russia, and recapitulating France have been successful thanks to a great leader. After a few years, a peace treaty was made between the New World Order and the Allies. Ever since, Neirath has been an independent state with new cities, a new government, and a rekindled fire in the hearts of the people.
