04-10-2012, 05:07 PM
~ Incoming Transmission from New London (12.249.44.63.107.48.78.22) ~
From: Jan Peters
To: Undisclosed recipents
Topic: King's Cross Station
I am writing this at a late hour from my apartment on Planet New London, with the intent to thankfully congratulate the Bowex workers, the BAF and BPA, and all their helpers on the amazing work that was performed today to establish the new Bowex station King's Cross at the Cambridge jumpgate in New London. The community of pilots celebrates, as every lawful inhabitant of Bretonia shall stand to benefit from it, and Queen Carina shall look upon her nation in pride.
During the initial stages of the construction, the base was provided with the necessary resources by escorts from numerous Barges, while military, police and ExSec personnel secured the area from rapscallions. The tension caused by a threatening Molly attack was quickly relieved as they were scared away by the sheer amount of fighters, capital ships and heavily equipped transports guarding the base. It wasn't much longer until I saw the King's Cross' bright shields flashing up and the workers burst into joy. The base had been equipped with enough MOX to maintain a powerful shield for hours, protecting it from all hostile threats.
In the following hours, dozens of Hauling runs were done from the station to supply it with alloys, panels and other materials, reaching as far as the mining station Stokes in Leeds, the Aland Shipyard in Omega 3 or the LTC in Newcastle.
After described events, I'm only left to conclude that the newly constructed King's Cross Station is an extraordinary statue for the Bretonian manpower, organisation and will to unite and act to our nation's benefit. It was an honour to contribute as a helper, and I shall watch the base grow with great interest.
Jan Peters
~ End of transmission ~
From: Jan Peters
To: Undisclosed recipents
Topic: King's Cross Station
I am writing this at a late hour from my apartment on Planet New London, with the intent to thankfully congratulate the Bowex workers, the BAF and BPA, and all their helpers on the amazing work that was performed today to establish the new Bowex station King's Cross at the Cambridge jumpgate in New London. The community of pilots celebrates, as every lawful inhabitant of Bretonia shall stand to benefit from it, and Queen Carina shall look upon her nation in pride.
During the initial stages of the construction, the base was provided with the necessary resources by escorts from numerous Barges, while military, police and ExSec personnel secured the area from rapscallions. The tension caused by a threatening Molly attack was quickly relieved as they were scared away by the sheer amount of fighters, capital ships and heavily equipped transports guarding the base. It wasn't much longer until I saw the King's Cross' bright shields flashing up and the workers burst into joy. The base had been equipped with enough MOX to maintain a powerful shield for hours, protecting it from all hostile threats.
In the following hours, dozens of Hauling runs were done from the station to supply it with alloys, panels and other materials, reaching as far as the mining station Stokes in Leeds, the Aland Shipyard in Omega 3 or the LTC in Newcastle.
After described events, I'm only left to conclude that the newly constructed King's Cross Station is an extraordinary statue for the Bretonian manpower, organisation and will to unite and act to our nation's benefit. It was an honour to contribute as a helper, and I shall watch the base grow with great interest.
Jan Peters
~ End of transmission ~