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After the shocking losses endured during the [[Battle of Carama Bay]], naval production received the highest priority as this was the sector in which the Shirerithians had fallen furthest behind the Jing and the allies were subsequently least well placed to face a war of attrition as resources accumulated by the [[USSO Joint Command]] through the [[USSO Common Market]] were made operational. | |||
==Kern Industries, Musica Dockyards== | ==Kern Industries, Musica Dockyards== | ||
Revision as of 10:41, 18 December 2017
The Allied Production Matrix, established in 1655 AN, was a joint production programme intended to streamline manufacturing output and to focus effort on to a standardised range of vessels, vehicles and weapons platforms, which could then be produced in greater numbers and with more potential for interoperability amongst the allied powers.
After the shocking losses endured during the Battle of Carama Bay, naval production received the highest priority as this was the sector in which the Shirerithians had fallen furthest behind the Jing and the allies were subsequently least well placed to face a war of attrition as resources accumulated by the USSO Joint Command through the USSO Common Market were made operational.
Kern Industries, Musica Dockyards
| Unit Type | Image | # in Production (1655) | # output (total) |
|---|---|---|---|
| . | . | . | . |
SATCo, Port Saint Andre Dockyards
| Unit Type | Image | # in Production (1655) | # output (total) |
|---|---|---|---|
| . | . | . | . |
