AUSTRIA-HUNGARY (Mark Porter)
F(Alb) s TURKISH F(AEG) - ION; A(Apu) - Ven; A(Boh) s A(Vie) - Tyr; A(Pie) - Mar (FAILED); A(Tyr) - Pie (FAILED); A(Ven) - Tus; A(Vie) - Tyr (FAILED)

ENGLAND (Michael Jonson)
F(Lpl) - IRI; F(ENG) s F(MAO); F(MAO) s F(WMS) - Spa sc; F(WMS) - Spa sc; A(StP) Stands; F(Bre) - Gas

FRANCE (Conrad Mcdonald - NMR!)
F(Gas) Stands (DISLODGED - DISBANDED NRP); A(Spa) Stands (DISLODGED - DISBANDED NRP); F(Por) Stands

GERMANY (Keith Frank)
F(BAL) Stands; A(Par) s ENGLISH F(Bre) - Gas; A(Bur) - Mar (FAILED); A(Bel) Stands; A(Ber) s A(Mun); A(Mun) s A(Ber); A(Kie) s A(Mun); A(Ruh) - Bur (FAILED)

ITALY (Mark Oppenheimer)
A(Rom) - Apu; F(Nap) s A(Rom) - Apu; F(Tun) - ION (FAILED)

TURKEY (Peter Evans)
A(Mos) Stands; A(War) Stands; A(Sev) - Ukr; F(ION) - TYS; F(AEG) - ION; F(EMS) s F(AEG) - ION; F(ADS) - Apu (FAILED)

PRESS

Andy-All:
Please do NOT forget to include RETREATS and BUILDS in next season's (A1906) orders!

Lon-All:
The Times of London
EUROPE STUNNED... PARIS FALLS!
Parisians looked on in shocked dismay as endless columns of victorious German Infantry marched by the L'Arche de Triumphe in celebration of the capture of Paris. The French capitol fell to German forces after five years of bitter struggle. Remaining French resistance in some sections of the city is diminishing and it is reported that the newly appointed military governor has reestablished a semblance of order.

AUSTRIANS MAKE AMPHIBIOUS LANDING IN ITALY!
Following up the recapture of Venice and Lombardy, territory Austria lost to Italy in 1866, the Austrian military has made a dramatic amphibious landing of a second Austrian Army in southern Italy. With an Army advancing in the north and now a second Army advancing in the south, the Austrians have the Italian Army garrisoned in Rome caught in a pincer movement.

Andy-Par:
If you have a receipt for orders from me then please let me know ASAP.

The Map can be downloaded from:
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AUTUMN 1906 DEADLINE: 09:00 GMT, Tuesday 25th November, 2003.