S-355 squadrons join the Western Line

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VOL. XLVII, NO. 573

WESTERN LINE EDITION

17 SEPTEMBER 1224

6-359 SOUADRONS JOIN THE WESTERN LINE

Air operations support the 7th Army while Tera contests the skies

VOLARA — Silvian
S-355 squadrons increase
operations in support of
Lathorne’s 7th Army.
Fighters escort
reconnaissance aircraft
and attack military
transport and field
positions as weather
and opposition permit.

Teran aircraft and
antiaircraft fire prevent
unrestricted operations.
Returning pilots report
difficult visibility over
smoke-covered sectors,
while ground staffs work
to distinguish the
opposing lines as units
move.

The additional air effort
gives the army another
source of support
without replacing the
need for infantry, armor
and artillery. Ground
crews repair aircraft
and prepare further
sorties at dispersed
fields. The Wester Line
now draws increasingly
‘on the Republic’s air and
ground resources
together.

S-355 fighters from a Silvian squadron conduct a patrol over the Western Line.

Ground crews service an S-355 fighter at a forward airfield.

GNN PHOTO /T. HALVREN

GNN PHOTO /L. MOREN Army observers coordinate with forward units by field telephone. GNN PHOTO / R. VELAS

THE SITUATION
AT A GLANCE

S-355 squadrons
increase sorties.

Teran opposition
remains active.

Ground crews
sustain operations.

~The Republic of Silvia

AIR SUPPORT

FIELDS IN USE

WEATHER AND SMOKE

Aircraft add reach and observation
but cannot hold captured ground.

Deed bases require fuel, spares
and dependable communications.

Poor visibility limits what crews
can identify and accomplish.

COURAGE INFORMS. SACRIFICE BUILDS TOMORROW.

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