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Crimson Pennant of Saint Marcellus
The cloth survived; the address remains blank
Crimson campaign standard carried through Saint Hadrien's Ford in A.S. 172. The pennant survived the Night of the Three Bridges; its bearer and later custody remain unrecorded.
Codex Ref. III.2.04-172
The Night of the Three Bridges
The men did not swim; the Bureau found cheaper grammar
Three Danubian crossings in seven minutes gave War its favourite miracle and Records its favourite arithmetic: fewer casualties, more glory.
Codex Ref. VII.5.01-002
Vexillators
Keep the cloth upright, or permit panic to govern
Bureau of War standard-bearers and visible formation anchors whose sanctioned cloth turns panic into geometry when officers, drums, and voices fail.
Codex Ref. VIII.5.07-001
Warden-Submarshal Calev Rohn
Three crossings, one order, and a ledger improved afterward
Rohn ordered three crossings at once on the Danube in A.S. 172. Forty-seven supply wagons crossed; 4,200 men were removed from formation. The Bureaus improved the arithmetic afterward.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-172