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Although difficult to transport through a fresh-cut and narrow jungle road, artillery is a critical component of any modern army. Here some poor souls from the artillery branch work to dislodge their 6lb field gun. Although frustrated, they are surely greatful that they don't operate one of the many larger pieces in the Oleonda Division. Part of 3.Division's march to Seawatch. Thanks, ♧
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Upon the bones of an ancient empire, a fledgling empire stokes its own ambitions. From this dias the high priests of old enthralled the hearts and minds of their subjects. Thousands of years later, much hasn't changed within the human condition. Though the ancients would likely express some consternation at the use of water in such a ceremony. Let the other nations fuss over plans and tactics until the last minute. Gran Oleon has The Faith. Bishop Francois blesses the battalion and company standards on the dawn of battle, conflating the colonial conflict with a war most holy and compelling the men to great feats of courage and sacrifice...or else. +1 Tactical Value for 3.Div for superb Elan! (j/k) Based on a painting of a certain naughty French emperor. 'The Distribution of the Eagles' by Jacques Louis David. Thanks to @Ross Fisher for the use of his Bishop! ♧
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Working closely with the army's pioneers and surveyors, members of 3.Division's signals staff have erected a series of semaphore telegraph stations along their route to Seawatch. Placed at regular intervals, the stations, such as this one on the promontory southwest of Seawatch, carry the will of Good King Phillip to all his servants in the Oleonda Division. Another was errected in the city itself by the liason party under Chef de Battalion Glenson. Using various cyphers developed by the Army Signal Corps and Royal Intelligence, coded messages are now reaching 3.div and the coalition in a matter of minutes. For security purposes, the decoding methods are only retained where necessary. With Glenson in Seawatch, with the signals 'trunk' station in Ft. Arltrees, and tightly guarded by marines and RI agents in the field, with the staff of General du Brigade Francois. ... This is meant to add some redundancy to 3.Division's lines of communication and near real-time coordination options with the Coalition. I don't know that this is big enough to really license but if anyone would like to build some of her sister stations, go nuts. I will probably try to build another base reflecting Seawatch and set it up again. Apologies for the utilitarian nature of my photography. Plans are made. Thanks! ♧
