Discovery Gaming Community

16:00 - 17:00 Onboarding;
17:00 - 17:30 Welcome word by Doctor John Holliday and station administrator Ms. Jill Xi;
17:30 - 18:30 Social event (main area) and (optionally) First-Aid training by Med Force Staff (area B);
18:30 - 20:00 Facility tours (please follow the designated group leader, this is printed on your valet ticket);
20:00 - 23:00 Social event and party.

Dear Mr. Seabourne, Jonathan,

I would like to thank you and your engineering crews for providing me with a perfectly outfitted and customised Dorado class vessel as well as your generous offer to 'take it for a spin' whilst not avoiding 'scratching her paint'.

Now I must admit that I was a bit worried when you mentioned this especially when I noticed the 'joy' in the eyes of my fellow engineers who accompanied me. Yet there's a time to be bold and accept a given gift so we set off to help those in need of medical assistance. As to provide the safety and privacy of our patients I cannot disclose the times, locations nor the names of the patients we've assisted but suffice to say it was a busy trip towards our Med Force General-B facility in Omicron-Theta.

The Dorado vessel was one of the prime attractions during the opening ceremony of our facility. I have seldom seen so many people gather around a vessel in the cargo bay yet I must admit that your engineers did a marvellous job. Not only was the Dorado marked with the MFE name it was even outfitted with the lights suiting for any medical vessel.



As to your response to our initial request we have talked to your engineering staff and crews and, also based on our own prospects, we have decided to place an order for 20 vessels at first with the option to place an order for a further 30 vessels the next year. Despite the swiftness of your crews getting this fully functional try-out vessel ready, we understand the time and effort which goes into building vessels like this Medical Rescue equipped Dorado.

Since the vessel we have received to 'take out for a spin' is almost 100% to our enjoyment I would like to make an appointment to discuss the purchase of 20 Dorado class vessels modified to rescue and emergency care crafts.

Dear Captain Breezewood, Jonathan,

Thank you for your response. As you may know the ambulance crew and myself are still busy with acceptance trials and thus far we stand by our previous message that we adore this Dorado vessel. Not only is it a very fast and agile craft, it also has a spacious interior which gives our medics plenty of working space when providing care for patients during what we call: "Life-Flights".

As with every trial run, some things have become more clear which we would very much like to have solved before we place our final order for 19 more Dorado vessels.

We mentioned the issues below to your engineers yet it would be more fitting if an executive supported that request as I can understand that it may not only be a technical detail but also one which may involve a government decision regarding the regulations for vessels of this kind.

The following issues have been discovered during our trial runs:

1. Insufficient power
   The power plant has an reduced output. Our test flights have shown that at times it does not provide more than approx. 10 percent of the output specified. While this is not a hindrance during flight, we have found it to limit the possibility to run our onboard medical equipment during times of need as well as charging our mobile medical units to provide onsite or extravehicular support.
   
   
2. Emergency exterior notification lights
   The exterior strobe lights, those which mark this vessel as one fit for an emergency rescue vessel, cannot be activated or shut down upon request. Not all our flights are those where we are in a true emergency. At times it's merely interhospital patient or medication transportation for which emergency lights as well as the need for a siren are not mandatory. Our pilots furthermore insist to the addition of a Neuralnet-Comms siren as this makes it clear that the vessel needs priority passage, clearance and/or docking.
   

I hope you can help us with these two requests for it would certainly mean that our crews can do the best in what they are trained for. To provide care for those in need.

Sincerely,

Jill Xi, Pharm.D,
Hospital Administrator, Med Force General-B
Med Force Enterprises