$Msg_01 
<p align='center'><h3>Headquarters</h3>
<p align='center'>in the field</p>
<p></p>
<p>2:00 p.m., June 18th, 1815</p>
<p></p>
<p></p>
<p>General,</p>
<p>The enemy are attacking in strength out of the woods. Send help immediately.</p>
<p></p>
<p></p>
<p align='right'> Cavalry picket   </p>
<p align='right'>     </p>
<p></p>
<p></p>
<p></p>
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$EndMajorFail 
<p>Near Waterloo, Belgium. Our forces have suffered a major defeat at the hands of our bitter enemies. A full retreat has begun, and our forces are starting to reorganize. Grievous mistakes were made on the battlefield by commanders at all levels. Reserves must be called up immediately to refill the ranks for the next battle.</p>
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$EndMinorFail 
<p>Near Waterloo, Belgium. We have met the enemy in battle with less than total success. In spite of brave actions by our gallant forces the enemy has gained the upper hand. Our forces have pulled back to reorganize and resupply for the upcoming conflict.</p>
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$EndDraw 
<p>Near Waterloo, Belgium. Battle has been joined with the forces of the enemy. Great efforts have been made, but no advantage has been gained by either side. Our gallant forces are resupplying and preparing. Battle is expected again soon.</p>
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$EndMinorSuccess 
<p>Near Waterloo, Belgium. We have met the enemy near this place and have pushed their battalions back across the battlefield. A strong rearguard has given the enemy a chance to reorganize and resupply for battles ahead.</p>
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$EndMajorSuccess 
<p>Near Waterloo, Belgium. Our gallant forces have inflicted a crushing defeat on the enemy army. A number of guns have been captured, and our cavalry forces are harrying the rapidly retreating elements of their rearguard. Dispirited enemy soldiers have surrendered in large numbers. </p>
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$EndKilled 
<p>Near Waterloo, Belgium. Another gallant officer made the supreme sacrifice for his country this day.</p>
<p>A good officer will have to be found and promoted to replace this fallen leader.</p>
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$CourMsg 

<p><h3 align='center'> Dispatch </h3></p>

<p>Time: <VAR=$msgtime></p>

<p>From: <VAR=$msgsender></p>

<p>To: <VAR=$msgrecv></p>

<p>Execution Time: <VAR=$msgstart></p>

<p></p>

<p></p>

<p><VAR=$msgrecv>, <VAR=$msgmeat></p>

<p></p>

<p></p>

<p align='right'>Your obedient servant,</p>

<p align='right'><VAR=$msgsender></p>

<p></p>

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$CEnemySee  

<p></p>

<p>The enemy has been sighted in my vicinity.</p>

<p></p>

<p></p>

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$CEnemyEng

<p></p>

<p>I have engaged the enemy.</p>

<p></p>

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// Courier Messages from Sandbox strategic AI

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$CTacVP 

<p>Your orders are to move to the indicated objective on your map and to hold it.  You may attack to drive out any enemy troops you may find there.</p>

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$CTacQuadVP

<p>You are directed to move your unit to the indicated area and occupy any objectives in that zone.</p>

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$CTacQuad

<p>March to the area shown on your map and hold it against any enemy units that may come your way.  Any enemy units in that area are to be attacked and driven out.</p>

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$CTacReserve

<p>Your unit is currently the tactical reserve.  You are requested to hold at your current location until you receive further orders.</p>

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$CTacLoc

<p>Move your unit to the designated location and assume a good defensive position.  Make sure you have good fields of fire and that you occupy the high ground wherever possible.</p>

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$CTacQuadLoc

<p>Your orders are to move to the area indicated on the map and be prepared to defend it against any enemy attacks.</p>

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$CTacHold

<p>Move your unit to the indicated position and wait there for further orders.</p>

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$COrders

<p>You are ordered to attack at your own discretion.</p>

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$CFormation

<p>You are ordered to change your formation.</p>

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$COrdersHold

<p>Your orders are to hold the indicated position at all hazards.  Retreat is not an option!</p>

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$COrdersDefend

<p>You are hereby directed to defend the indicated position with your unit.  You may retreat only if faced with overwhelming force.  You are not to risk destruction of your unit to hold this location.</p>

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$COrdersProbe

<p>You are ordered to advance in the direction of the indicated position.  If you come in contact with the enemy, you are to feel his position, but you are not authorized to make a major attack.</p>

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$COrdersStay

<p>You are requested to hold your current location until you receive further orders.</p>

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$COrdersBlitz

<p>You are to attack and take the indicated position at all costs.  It is vitally important to drive the enemy from that position.</p>

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$COrdersAttack

<p>You are ordered to attack the indicated position with all forces available to you.  This attack is to be made with full vigor, but not at the risk of your command.</p>

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$CDoneQuad

<p>The indicated area is occupied, and no enemy units are present.  Please send new orders.</p>

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$CDoneVP

<p>The objective has been occupied for the required amount of time, and no enemy units are in the area.  Please send new orders.</p>

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$CDoneLoc

<p>This area is secured, and no enemy are in the area.  Please send new orders.</p>

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$CDoneHelp

<p>Support urgently required.  We are under attack by superior forces and are being forced to fall back.  Send reinforcements at once or all will be lost!</p>

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$CUseRoads

<p>Be sure that the roads are secure from attack and available for the trains and unescorted couriers to move without hindrance.</p>

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$CHighGround

<p>Occupy the high ground and be sure that your artillery batteries have a clear field of fire.  It is important that this position be held.</p>

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$CMoveTo

<p>Your orders are to move to the indicated location on your map as quickly as possible.  Use roads, especially for artillery units, and scout your advance with cavalry if available.  Keep the roads open and deploy in battle formation upon your arrival.</p>

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