Winter takes hold on the Western Line

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VOL. XLVII, NO. 577

WESTERN LINE EDITION 12 DECEMBER 1224

WINTER TAKES HOLD ON THE WESTERN LINE

Cold and shellfire wear down armies facing each other across Volara

WESTERN LINE — Frost
and early snow settle over
positions held by the Silvian Eo
‘th Army and the Teran

Bist Elite Corps. Large
movements diminish in
several sectors, but patrol
clashes and artillery

exchanges continue.

‘Troops reinforce
shelters, protect water

supplies and struggle to
keep engines and weapons
serviceable. Medical
stations receive men
suffering from exposure
as well as battle wounds.
Routes that harden in the
cold can become
treacherous when
temperatures rise again

Orren remains in Silvian
hands, while contested
approaches and river
positions prevent a general
decision. Lathorne's army.
prepares to sustain the
front through winter.
Its growing experience
does not make the season #
or the Teran defense
less costly.

Silvian infantry hold prepared positions overlooking a river valley west of Orren.

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THE SITUATION
AT A GLANCE

Orren remains
Silvian.

Patrols and artillery
stay active.
Winter burdens
men and equipment.

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GNN PHOTO / L. MARREN

The Republic of Silvia

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SHELTER AND HEALTH

ENGINES IN THE COLD NO WINTER TRUCE

Exposure adds another demand
on medical and supply services.

Workshops keep vehicles ready
for the movements that remain
possible.

Reduced mobility does not
end the fighting.

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