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After recieving word from the HMS-Gwent that a Corsair fleet was massing in Omega-3, I moved to the scene in my templar. Alongside us was the HMS-Thunderer commanded by Admiral Hall, and later the HMS-Indomitable. I was given command of the fighter squadrons under the supervision of Commodore Dagon, after witnessing the Imperials gather in Omega-3, I was ordered to attack. The HMS-Thunderer and HMS-Indomitable prevailed in taking down 1 Legate class dreadnought, and 1 Murmillo class Battleship. Under my command, the enemy fighters were quickly dispatched, including Hector Beltan, a suspected elder of the Corsair Empire. After receiving damage, he decided to attempt a planetary entry without a docking ring, the results were fatal to his health. With all the enemy vessels eliminated we returned to the Gwent for a debrief.

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After receiving word from an Outcast warship, the MNS-Cittadella, that several Valor class warships had made their way to Magellan, I left aboard the HMS-Aegis to asses and handle the situation myself. However, by the time I had arrived on the scene the Gallic fleet had made way into California, I decided to pursue them. Upon arriving at planet Mojave alongside the MNS-Cittadella, it appeared the Libretonian fleet was asleep, and the Gallic fleet had positioned itself near planet Mojave. The MNS-Cittadella was quick to open fire on the Gallic warships, after receiving fire from one of the Valors, the Aegis returned fire. As the battle went on a Libretonian class warship and ESRD pilot came to our aid. Within minutes one of the valors, the RNS-Sacre_Bleu, fell victim to the guns of the Aegis. Upon the destruction of the Sacre Bleu, another Valor class warship, the RNS-Meduse, decloaked behind the Aegis and opened fire. After making distance, the HMS-Aegis returned fire while the MNS-Cittadella distracted another valor, the RNS-Montmorency. After a few minutes the Libertonian class warship was destroyed, but another siege cruiser came to our aid, as well as the HMS-Fortitude and the HMS-Isaac.Brook. Shortly after the arrival of the second siege cruise, the RNS-Meduse was destroyed. After the destruction of the RNS-Meduse, the HMS-Aegis moved to support the MNS-Cittadella against the RNS-Montmorency, the RNS-Montmorency was quickly disposed of, however, upon destroying -what seemed like- the final Valor, another appeared on scanner. It quickly opened fire on the HMS-Isaac.Brook and the HMS-Aegis, both us and our allied forces returned fire and disposed of the vessel. The MNS-Cittadella then made way before more Libretonian authorities arrived.

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Today, the HMS-Enterprise accompanied by the HMS-Endeavour responded to a distress call from an Outcast warship, the MNS-Cittadella. The same vessel that had accompanied the HMS-Aegis to Califronia, we encoutered two Valor class warships escorted by a single bomber. Without hesitation the HMS-Enterprise and the HMS-Endeavour moved in swiftly to disable the first valor, the RNS-Flandre. While isolated, the vessel made the foolish decision of cruising close to both Dunkirks, within the seconds the dreadnought was obliterated. As the HMS-Enterprise, HMS-Endeavour, and MNS-Cittadella moved on the final valor, it fled towards Betheny.

Within the past few weeks I've collected some evidence of hostile entities of Bretonia taking refuge at the Battleship Hood, an IMG installation. The groups the said individuals belong to are the Mollys and a subdivision of the Gallic Royal Navy. The HMS-Aegis arrived late on the scene in the encounter with the Royal Navy, however BPA officer John Steiner and Cpt Cuttingham can both confirm the vessels undocking from the station and using it as cover. Visual evidence can be seen below.