The French Connection

[Markus Wilding]

The French Republic has signaled that it is willing to surrender, so long as volunteer units from Italy, Aragon, Mexico, Chad and Syria remain in-country to prevent armed incursions from the French Commune.

[Avalanche]

Aragon has no intention of leaving until the Republic wishes it to, and urges the rest of the JACHQF to do the same.

[Sabriel]

Victoria has no qualms with those nations remaining, but gently urges them to coordinate their deployments with the Royal Army so that no mistakes near the border are made. It would be unfortunate if the Republic's chance at peace was ruined by a trigger happy foreigner, after all.

[Markus Wilding]

Mexico, Chad, Syria and Italy agree to coordinate their deployments with the Victorians.

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The French Republic proposes a measure within JACHQF to set up a direct JACHQF-Victorian line of communications to prevent negligent discharges and panicky soldiers triggering a war.

[Avalanche]

The formation of a liaison group between JACHQF and Victoria is immediately approved.

[Markus Wilding]

The 101st Airborne takes up positions near Amiens, intent on keeping a close eye on the border with the Republicans, Aragonese, and Chadians across from them. Elements of the 1st Corps are to secure the border between weak points in the French Commune's lines as well as safeguard the road to Paris with the 19th Infantry Division "Blue Ridge Devils."