GREVARATHE SECOND WORLD WAR
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TRUTH PEOPLES :

~ | IN TURBULENT TIMES NATIONS

A STRONGER AMORE STABLE | —
TOMORROW WORLD

GREVARA NEWS NETWORK

VOL. XLVII, NO. 496 INTERNATIONAL EDITION 29 December 1219

WINTER STORMS STRAND TRE COASTAL CAMPAIGN

Unloading slows while both armies fortify the port approaches.

By GNN CORRESPONDENTS: THE SITUATION
SHINGLE COVE — Heavy AT A GLANCE

weather has repeatedly
halted unloading and I Heavy weather has
damaged temporary shore repeatedly halted
facilities supporting the | unloading and damaged
Hestunian landing force. temporary shore
Supply teams are repairing facilities supporting
ramps between storms and the Hestunian landing
moving stores away from fue

flooded ground.

The front near Stone
Harbor has changed little.
Hestunian troops are
strengthening shelters
while Teran defenders
improve positions covering
the port approaches.
Neither side has secured
a decisive opening before
winter.

@ Supply teams are
repairing ramps
between storms and
moving stores away
from flooded ground.

Ww The front near Stone
Harbor has changed
little with Hestunian
troops strengthening
shelters and Teran
defenders improving

wy Fi
positions.

The campaign now | testunian troops and supply crews work to unload stores at a stom-danaged temporary pie at Shingle Cove.

depends as much on
weather and repair as on
attacks. A larger force
ashore offers little
advantage if the sea
prevents the delivery of
the fuel, food and
ammunition it consumes.

1 The campaign now
depends as much on
weather and repair as
on attacks, since a
larger force ashore
offers little advantage
if the sea prevents
delivery of the fuel,

food and ammunition
it consumes.
Lae é
Hestunian supply teams move ammunition crates to higher ground | ‘Teran defenders hold pasitions overlooking the port approaches
afer floding damaged prof the Beacead, os moro /E Ku. | near Stone Harber GAN PHOTO / VoRREN
A Campaign Tested by Weather | Strain on Operations No End in Sight
The fighting around Shingle Cove has entered The campaign highlights how closely the With neither side securing a decisive
a difficult phase as winter storms disrupt operation depends on a steady flow of fuel, opening, the front near Stone Harbor
unloading and damage shore facilities. food and ammunition. Even with a larger remains a test of endurance. The coming
Both sides are focused on holding their force ashore, the sea’s disruption limits what weeks will likely continue to be shaped
positions, maintaining supply and preparing the Hestunian army can do, while Teran by weather, repair efforts and the ability
their forces for whatever comes next. defenders use the time to improve their of both armies to sustain their forces
positions. along the coast.
COURAGE INFORMS. SACRIFICE BUILDS TOMORROW. ‘ALL THE WORLD. ALL PERSPECTIVES,

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