The surviving fleet regroups

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TRUTH PEOPLES
IN TURBULENT TIMES NATIONS
A STRONGER A MORE STABLE
TOMORROW WORLD
: GREVARA NEWS NETWORK

VOL. XLVII, NO. 539 INTERNATIONAL EDITION 11 JUNE 1223

THE SURVIVING FLEET REGROUPS

Dispersed squadrons take up patrols while Kandar remains devastated

DISPERSED
NAVAL
ANCHORAGES

DISPERSED NAVAL
ANCHORAGES — The
surviving Silvian fleet
reorganizes around ships
available at sea and at
bases beyond Kandar.
Commanders assign
escorts, recor ce
patrols and reserve forces
while engineers inspect
vessels that escape
destruction.

‘The immediate task is 5
to protect the Republic’s |
approaches and keep
emergency cargo
moving. Fuel,
ammunition and repair
crews concentrate at
dispersed facilities as
damaged ships seek
berths wherever
capacity remains.

Kandar’s shattered
installations cannot
‘support normal fleet
operations. Local
clearance and rescue
work continue, but the
navy must fight with the
ships and shore facilities
available now. There is
no quick replacement
for the losses of June 8.

Engineers inspect battle-damaged hull ata repair facility

(GN PHOTO /L. MARIN

Sailors transfer ammunition toa destroyer a a forward anchorage. GN MOTO / S. KELLEN

THE SITUATION
AT A GLANCE |

Available ships |
form patrol groups.
Repair capacity -
is dispersed.

Kandar remains
devastated.

The Republic of Silvia
Endures

SHIPS ALREADY AT SEA

REPAIRS BY PRIORITY

SUPPLY BEFORE SORTIES

Squadrons away from Kandar during
the attack provide part of the force
now assembling.

Dockyard staff distinguish ships ready
for duty from those requiring extensive
work.

Fuel and ammunition deliveries govern
how long surviving squadrons can
remain on station.

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