Report From Haalsia

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To Whom It May Concern:
After many long months of fighting, the Army in Haalsia has been able to reclaim and estimates 45% of Rebel-held territory. Much of the southern and eastern mountains are controlled by Falleen forces, although it has come at a cost. Some 10,000 soldiers have become casualties of the mountain warfare, and admittedly not all by the enemy's hand. Rough terrain and harsh climes have struck hard with some of our units, particularly our armored units. 
As we continue to push west, we have been forced to send armor through narrow passes and low valleys, as they are unable to naviagte the higher passes. There, we have fought nearly hand-to-hand clearing the many wind-swept plateus and deep caves bore into the mountains by nearly five decades of conflict. 
For support, we have relied on long-range artillery seated in the low valleys, and on what little close-air-support we can obtain, however the Rebel forces have made key use of the old Haalsia Anti-Air systems still in place from the old wars. 
As our forces continue to close on the enemy and engage them, we have rooted them out from many small villages. Behind use, our PR campaigns and reconstruction efforts seek to educate the people living in remote locations, as well as connect them to the greater state of Haalsia. Roadways, Telephone lines, Electricity, and civil infrastructure projects have been carried out in numerous locations, aiming to build a stronger Falleen state. 
Already, success has been noted with fewer and fewer demonstrations and uprisings in areas being improved as the populace is put to work improving their quality of life.
Our current projections aim to have the conflict within Haalsia ended within another year.
Gen. L. R. Wood, Commanding.
Category:Historical Battles