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Railways of the eastern continent
railways
The railways of the eastern continent formed the principal civilian and military transport network of the late Forever War. They were nationally operated but internationally connected, producing a dense system of through routes, border inspections, incompatible procedures and military priorities.
Sea power
sea-power
Sea power remained limited through most of Uclean history. Violent currents, poor navigation and the belief that the far sea was effectively infinite encouraged coastal defence vessels rather than oceanic fleets.