Matthew Hesh's office was a hub of relentless activity. Engineers and assistants moved in and out, delivering updates and technical reports. The factory ran at full capacity, the assembly lines churning out vehicles and weapons destined for the southern front. Matthew sat at his desk, his brow furrowed as he sifted through the latest production logs. Despite the progress, bottlenecks persisted, and with the war escalating, he knew there was no room for error.
A sharp knock interrupted his thoughts. Robert Anders entered, his expression a mix of urgency and excitement.
"Matthew, you need to see this," Robert said, holding up a telegram.
Matthew took the paper and scanned it quickly. It was from General Warner, reporting a major victory in the southern campaign. The modified vehicles and wireless telegram systems had played a pivotal role in driving Mexican forces from a critical stronghold.
