A mobilized Republic faces a long naval war

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VOL. XLVII, NO. 554 INTERNATIONAL EDITION 12 DECEMBER 1223

A MOBILIZED REPUBLIC ACES A LONG NATAL WAR

Training and production expand, but the survivitg fleet still carries the burden

aKa eR THE SITUATION
AT A GLANCE

fields an expanding
Training

system of training camps,
industrial orders and

establishments
expand.

military transport.
Recruits pass through
organized instruction as
depots issue equipment
and factories sustain
deliveries at a higher
wartime pace.

Atssea, the surviving
fleet continues convoy
protection, reconnaissance
and clashes with the
Kelonese Imperial navy.
Some ships return from
repair while others enter
dockyards after fresh
damage. Neither the
expanding army nor
rising production
removes the immediate 7
need to protect maritime if E -
supply. Supplies and equipment are loaded at a Silvian port as naval ships prepare for departure under escort. GNN PHOTO /R. VELAS The Republic of Silvia

Factories maintain |
wartime output.

The naval contest
remains unresolved.

Kandar remains a vast
reconstruction task.
Selected harbor work
advances, but the
destruction is not undone.
Mobliization gives the
Republic more capacity
to sustain the fighting;
it does not yet decide
the war or eliminate
the enemy fleet.

‘ASilvian destroyer conducts a patrol in nother waters. GNN PHOTO /K. MOR

ssattrece hoa training camp during organized instruction, Gn Povo. RENK

MEN AND EQUIPMENT |_ REPAIR IS RECURRING | _NO QUICK CONCLUSION

New formations require continued Ships return to service as fresh The Republic can sustain more effort
instruction, maintenance and supply. battle damage creates new work. while the Imperial fleet continues
to contest it.

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