[National Redoubt Command] - Diaspora Camp Reports

[Josephus I]

Report on the Status of Diaspora Camps within the National Redoubt

The following reports shall contain current census data pertaining to the population, demographics, security and other commentary relating to the Diaspora camps located within the National Redoubt. Individual reports will be published for each of the Diaspora camps utilising the following format.

Name;

Population;

Age Ranges (0-16,17-64 & 65>);

Nationality;

Militia in Control;

Militia Commander;

Camp Commander;

Current Security Situation;

Current Logistics Situation;

Other Comments;

Following the issue of all reports a conference will be held within the National Redoubt command. After which plans will be made to either consolidate the camps or begin restabilising former settlements in the nearby area to move the camp populations to.

Lt Phillip Briggs
Personel Officer - National Redoubt Command

[Josephus I]

Diaspora Report - 001 - 24.01.2017

Name; Camp Simmonds

Location; Located within the Simmonds National Football Arena on the Outskirts of Newcastle-Upon-Eastmoor.

Population; 10,0356 Persons.

Age Ranges (0-16,17-64 & 65>);

0-16 – 3452 Persons.

17-64 – 5381 Persons.

65> - 1523 Persons.

Nationality; 98% Britannic, 0.8% Nova English Korean & 1.2% Normarker.

Militia in Control; Blue Shirt Militia.

Militia Commander; Inspector Marcus Hild

Camp Commander; Inspector Marcus Hild

Current Security Situation; Good – Camp Simmonds’ security contingent originally consisted of Beweardian (NPF) units during the ‘Evacuations’. As time has progressed the security team eventually began to select and train Diaspora within the camp as militia to help maintain the security and needs of the camp.

Current Logistics Situation; Satisfactory – Despite the current age of the camp, staff have been able to utilise and build upon the stadium’s infrastructure. Supplies from the National Redoubt Stockpile have also been boosted by small scale agricultural incentives.

Other Comments; The abandoned housing and infrastructure surrounding Camp Simmonds is in a reasonable state. As such we recommend that work parties from within the camp are utilised to begin making repairs and clearing these areas. Following which it would be prudent to move camp residents into the newly cleared properties.

[Josephus I]

Diaspora Report - 002 - 24.01.2017

Name; Keynes Village

Location; Located within Keynes Village 5km from the Outskirts of Newcastle-Upon-Eastmoor.

Population; 21,313 Persons.

Age Ranges (0-16,17-64 & 65>);

0-16 – 4355 Persons.

17-64 – 12,489 Persons.

65> - 4469 Persons.

Nationality; 100% Britannic.

Militia in Control; Keynes People’s Militia.

Militia Commander; Major Uthred Smith

Camp Commander; Dr. Phillip Unwalic

Current Security Situation; Poor – Despite a well manned People’s Militia, Keynes Village is suffering from inherent lack of armaments and munitions following engagements with Bandits and past riots. We recommend resupply alongside a detachment of reinforcements.

Current Logistics Situation; Satisfactory – Despite the current security situation, the camp has utilised the infrastructure of the former ski resort. Food has been mostly been supplied by the surrounding farms which have been the prime security focus of the Keynes People’s Militia. However medical supplies are somewhat lacking.

Other Comments; Although the camp has made good use of the existing infrastructure, it is recommended that where possible efforts are made to shore up the security of the camp and provide medical aid. Following this the village will provide a bastion on the outskirts of the National Redoubt core territory.

[Josephus I]

Diaspora Report - 003 - 26.01.2017

Name; Camp Lucius

Location; Located within the Lucius II Industrial Estate, Newcastle-Upon-Eastmoor.

Population; 8463 Persons.

Age Ranges (0-16,17-64 & 65>);

0-16 – 1253 Persons.

17-64 – 4647 Persons.

65> - 2563 Persons.

Nationality; 96% Britannic, 1.8% Nova English Korean & 2.2% Normarker.

Militia in Control; Steðeheard Militia

Militia Commander; Major John Hwite

Camp Commander; Major John Hwite

Current Security Situation; Good – Due to its close location to the National Redoubt, the Steðeheard militia has been able to maintain a firm hold.

Current Logistics Situation; Good – Due to its close location to the National Redoubt, supplies have been able to consistently filter through to the camp. This is also due to the camps importance in the small scale production through the utilisation of the machine shops located within it.

Other Comments; The camp represents the Redoubts main manufacturing abilities. Most residents currently assist either directly or indirectly with the machine shops located within its perimeter. This has enabled the National Redoubt to make repairs to equipment and limited manufacture of other required equipment. The camp provides a firm base upon which to reform the manufacturing abilities of the Faedertellus.

[Josephus I]

Diaspora Report - 004 - 30.01.2017

Name; Camp Unwalic

Location; Located within the City Centre, Newcastle-Upon-Eastmoor.

Population; 45,526 Persons.

Age Ranges (0-16,17-64 & 65>);

0-16 – 11,381 Persons.

17-64 – 23,876 Persons.

65> - 10,269 Persons.

Nationality; 98% Britannic, 0.8% Nova English Korean & 1.2% Normarker.

Militia in Control; Steðeheard Militia/National Redoubt Command.

Militia Commander; Major Hringhere Tillman

Camp Commander; Major Hringhere Tillman

Current Security Situation; Good – Camp Unwalic forms part of the National Redoubt Central district and as such is well protected by both the National Redoubt Garrison and the Steðeheard Militia.

Current Logistics Situation; Good – Camp Unwalic is the largest Diaspora camp in the National Redoubt zone of influence. Whilst the camp is secure the large population does utilise a high amount of resources. However these are slowly being relieved as projects including the conversion of parks into farmland have been enacted.

Other Comments; The continued path of this Camp will be to carry on with existing reconstruction efforts.