Factories find their wartime pace

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! TRUTH PEOPLES
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GREVARA NEWS NETWORK
VOL. XLVII, NO. 546 INTERNATIONAL EDITION 2 AUGUST 1223

FACTORIES FIND THETR WARTIME PACE

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AT A GLANCE

deliveries of ammunition,

vehicle parts and
Ammunition
deliveries increase.

equipment as the wartime
conversion advances.
Managers extend shifts
and reorganize production
around military orders
while civilian agencies
allocate material and
transport.

‘Army depots prepare
existing armor for service
The S-105 carries a
100mm rifled gun and
protective sideskirts;
the S-108 uses an 85mm.
‘gun and exposed running
gear. Spare parts, trained
crews and maintenance
facilities remain essential
to their use.

The new workload
does not erase shortages.
Skilled machinists and
dependable components
limit how quickly
production can grow.
Naval reconstruction
faces longer demands
than the manufacture
of smaller stores, leaving
the surviving fleet to
carry the immediate

Skilled labor
remains essential.

Fleet replacement
takes longer.

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The Republic of Silvia
Endures

war at sea.
Mechanics prepare an S-108 tank for service at an army depot. Gx PHoT0 /7. weNaRo | Workers inspect ammunition at a munitions factory. GGNN PHOTO /E, CARTER
Factories add working hours Tanks require crews, fuel, Complex hulls and machinery cannot
while supervisors train less recovery vehicles and a supply replace Kandar’s losses at the pace
experienced hands. of spare parts. of small stores.
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