CBC World News – September 15th, 1955
September 15th, 1955
CBC World News
"The world today. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation now presents a summary of the all the important world news today. Reports from CBC correspondents by trans-America short wave radio, and the latest developments as received by the Canada's news room here in Ottawa. Tonight we will be reporting on the latest military events from the United States and abroad via our correspondents in Chicago."
"Good evening Canada, this is your host Tommy Forever speaking. CSA forces along the entire Atlantic seaboard have been in a disorganized retreat since the opening of the US counter-offensive, codenamed 'Operation Slayer', some months ago. Confederate armored forces were defeated in a large armor engagement with US forces in the south-western United States, resulting in heavy casualties to both sides. After this defeat, Confederate forces began a fighting retreat towards many of the major north-eastern cities. The Confederate capital of Richmond was taken by surprise as the US 101st Mechanized Corps in August, after completing a 950km drive from Missouri. The loss of their capital has severely hampered the Confederate's communication and supply system, and has hastily led to disintegration in organized resistance."
"However, the ruins of New York proved to be a substantial defensive asset to the Confederacy. The attack on New York cost the lives of 80,000 US soldiers, which were forced to endure close-quarters fighting from the ruins. Despite this, the US army was able to successfully clear the city out in just under a week's time. While there are many that wish to see a quick end to the civil war, US military planners have realized that once again, they are short on military-age servicemen."
"On a more positive note, every day, more and more Confederate soldiers are surrendering. Along the Canadian border, 120,000 Confederate soldiers laid down their arms and surrendered to the US army. These soldiers are being treated more like comrades and friends rather then the enemy. It is such a gesture that has led to the collapse in Confederacy moral."
**There is a small update for you guys. To answer an earlier question: Yes, I am still working on Africa. I have not had time to code the events yet (or play that is too).**