Supply Centers, Anyone?

Simon Szykman

Okay, this isn't my average type of contribution to The Pouch, but I didn't have the time to come up with something interesting, so I decided to do something different instead. The names of the 34 supply centers on the standard map are hidden in the word search below. Print out this page and have fun finding them. It's not all that hard (hint, look at the letter at the top-left corner and read down...). Oh, and if you find them all and have access to a scanner you could use, please let me know. I'd like to put a gif of the solution in the next issue.

V	B	L	C	U	A	H	V	I	E	N	N	A	N	R
E	F	L	O	W	L	I	G	Q	G	G	P	U	H	C
N	G	S	O	N	B	A	B	R	A	R	A	K	N	A
I	W	E	P	P	D	U	G	R	U	U	E	E	K	R
C	T	L	L	A	O	O	D	U	E	B	K	E	P	O
E	L	P	O	N	I	T	N	A	T	S	N	O	C	M
M	B	A	O	E	C	N	S	U	P	R	T	I	A	E
U	A	N	P	D	N	E	N	A	D	E	O	R	D	M
N	I	L	R	E	B	P	I	N	V	T	S	P	N	E
I	N	S	E	W	K	R	A	M	N	E	D	T	O	T
C	A	D	V	S	A	L	L	R	I	P	S	U	R	S
H	M	U	I	G	L	E	B	L	I	T	K	N	W	E
V	U	E	L	O	I	S	L	A	E	S	S	I	A	I
H	R	U	H	K	V	E	A	N	R	Y	M	S	Y	R
M	B	V	M	O	S	C	O	W	A	R	S	A	W	T

List of supply centers:

Ankara, Belgium, Berlin, Brest, Budapest, Bulgaria, Constantinople, Denmark, Edinburgh, Greece, Holland, Kiel, Liverpool, London, Marseilles, Moscow, Munich, Naples, Norway, Paris, Portugal, Rome, Rumania, Serbia, Sevastopol, Smyrna, Spain, St. Petersburg, Sweden, Trieste, Tunis, Venice, Vienna, Warsaw. Thanks to www.puzzlemaker.com

Simon Szykman
(simon@diplom.org)

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