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The Final March
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Amon Nixon's Office:

This war has gone on for far too long, we need to change our tactics. I initially planned to end it in three years but now it has almost been four. This issue must be resolved for my peaceful nation's future, or else my goals may derail even more than they already have. Perhaps the time has come for a change in command. There is no doubt in my mind that we will have to reevaluate the worth of the higher ups in each of the committees but for now I'll wait.

With this Amon sends an encoded message directly to the committee of peace, as well as to the committee of freedom on what direction this war needs to take. The plans and orders were incredibly advanced tactics and strategy Needless to say both committees were surprised by this, for it had been quite some time since they had received an order from Amon directly, But they executed the order given none the less. They had issued the orders drafted by Amon himself directly into the chips of each soldier, leading to increased unprecedented results on the soldiers' part.
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Mexico war front:
Marching for one sole purpose, the Soldiers felt nothing as the conquest continued, for They knew they only existed to serve America, and as such would do so with utmost efficiency. They were an unstoppable force, nothing could stop them. It was clear there was a massive change in the methods and strategy taken by the Americans. The troops were far quicker and more efficient than before, leaving no room for error. Not that it matters of course, for the majority of natives had already stopped resisting, instead opting to migrate closer to mexico city. The natives clearly felt no shame in abandoning their homes and fleeing deeper into the land, but it was only delaying the inevitable, for it was clear that the final days of Mexico would arrive, because the Americans after four long years had finally reached Mexico city.
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California war front:
Starting with an airstrike things did not look good for the war front in California. Not only did the previous battle fail, but so too did the latest bombing. Utilizing the brief window of opportunity the Americans successfully deployed a naval attack. This time through superior tactics the Americans laid waste to countless ships, blowing one up after the other. It was an absolute obliteration of the native forces, with almost no ships surviving, and to the few that did they would be sieged shortly after the attack, for the Americans didn't want to leave any loose ends. Finally after conquering the shores of California, the American navy deployed countless troops to push the Californians even further back. Some of the natives resisted with all of their might, but in the end they stood no chance against the Americans.

-For Democracy!!!!!
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