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VOL. XLVII, NO. 564 GRAND ISLES EDITION 27 APRIL 1224

A SECOND LANDING OPENS THE TAVARU FiGht

Silvian troops meet Kelonese resistance across another reef-bound shore

Shing TYAS - THE SITUATION
establish a small lodgment 6 Me Se > oe 3 i AT AGLANCE

on Tavaru while fighting

continues on Nerava,
A small coastal
lodgment holds.

Kelonese naval infantry
resist from positions
overlooking the reef and
the coastal plantation
tracks.

‘The second landing
extends the campaign
without ending the first.
Ships divide their effort
between new deliveries
and the continuing needs
of the Nerava force.
‘Troops ashore depend
on narrow passages

Kelonese retain
Tavaru’s interior.

Nerava still
requires troops
and supply.

ammunition and medical
evacuation.

Some landing craft
sustain damage in the

approach, leaving loads
to be transferred by hand. §
Infantry pushes beyond

3 The Republic of Silvia

resistance among coconut. Silvian infantry wade across a shallow reef as landing craft unload men and supplies under
groves and dense inland
growth,

The Republic holds a
section of coast. Kelonese
forces retain the interior
and the small harbor
beyond it, leaving
another island battle
unresolved.

GGNN PHOTO / L. MOREN

The Kelonese Empire

Kelonese naval infantry hold positions in a coconut grove inland from te beach. GN\ Poot | Wounded Silvan troops are evacuated to ships offshore. GNN PHOTO /M. KELL.

A SECOND DEMAND ON SHIPPING | THE REEF PASSAGES BEYOND THE GROVES

The new landing adds work for Damaged craft and difficult water | A strip of coast offers no guarantee
escorts and transport crews. delay unloading. of an open road inland.

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