Clauzia Sarohart: Difference between revisions

When Sarohart was deployed in May 2017 she was a Lieutenant. She led a platoon in the offensive into Caltharus, where she lost twenty four of her forty six platoon mates during an ambush at their camp at 02:44. She was relocated to the western front where she defended from a Morstaybishlian-led invasion, though after a month it culminated in the defence of Arkenvel. Harimann ordered a general retreat from the northern cities to defend the more strategically important of Irvindel, Rorikton, Karinthus and the capital, RivendaleRibenstadt. Sarohart was sent to Karinthus where she engaged in street-to-street gunfight, at one point she described her position narrowly being overrun.

Sarohart was shot in her leg and was incapable of continuing her fight. She was evacuated on a train to RivendaleRibenstadt where she was assessed. A surgeon team removed a bullet from her leg which had pierced her [[Wikipedia:Tibia|tibia]] bone and splintered it into her muscle and connective tissue. According to surgeon notes, one bone fragment measured 12mm long and missed her anterior tibial artery by less than 2mm which would have been fatal. Along with many others in her situation she fell under the rehabilitation program and was sent to a rural community far from the front to recover. Sarohart was sent to the village of Silverdale close to the border with Durentria, then the [[Ethalria (Republic)|Republic of Ethalria]]. Her injury, and then the dissolution of the Matriarchy effectively ended her military career.

Following the damage to roads, train lines, bridges, communication and network infrastructure in the Matriarchy's attempt to prevent the line of contact from reaching RivendaleRibenstadt in the Auroran-Pacific War, as well as the destruction of over one and a half million homes; Sarohart set out in a nationwide program which supported employment and a national effort to rebuild. Alongside rebuilding the broken, she set the nation in a direction of improvement, building new projects from new motorways and roads, investiture in both nuclear power and green power, opening up mineral pits and creating affordable home ownership and shared ownership schemes. Between June 2019 to December 2020, Sarohart cut the 2 million homelessness in half and unemployment by over a third which was at a staggering 15 percent, from 5.9 million to 2.35 million.