| Nord | - Outpost Nordskjold, 1922

After the reunification of Nord thanks to the great merger of Royal Houses that once ruled the Scandinavian Kingdoms thanks to the Heir (and now our King) inheriting all the titles in the early 1910s, the Region of Malmö (in modern-day Sweden) was known for its access to imports of goods, but most notably, the industrial sector across the entire region. Eventually, right before Nord involved itself in the Great War (WW1), a factory would end up foreclosing due to the factory owner declaring bankruptcy. Seizing the opportunity, the state would purchase the factory and use it as a logistics hub alongside the dual purpose of providing basic military training to individuals aspiring to join the Army of Nord. Now, the date is 2nd January, 1922. It seems the idea of repurposing an old factory as a military encampment has proved itself worthy.