Gentlemen, please forgive the tardiness of this report, I had to regain my composure.

Late in September 6th 823 A.S., the 5th Fleet had finished its operation in Alaska space in regards to a Separatist weapons cache, which was seized by a Secondary Fleet "Defiant". During the confusion around this operation, a Legionnaire squadron managed to breach the Virginia system, no doubt with the help of Curtis Jackson, the very same who used to be our Vice Admiral.

Despite our efforts, we failed at containing the Legionnaire threat. Jean's ship was destroyed, prompting VA Collins and I to retreat. Along the way I found a LSF Secondary Fleet Agent with the callsign "Rax" who had heard of the incursion, who I decided to escort out of the system, all the way to Texas through Minnesota. Lest we lose what little of the sane LSF we still have to the Legion.

Members of the 5th Fleet, I bring you two reports about the recent Nomad attacks on Liberty and its allies:

At about 1455 hours SMT, on September 13th, Fort Bush was attacked by a large fleet of Nomad ships alongside infected vessels, which included Libertonian fighters. Our forces sustained little damage and managed to repel the threat with relative ease - just then, a distress signal flared up from Bretonia about another alien incursion, which the Navy responded by mobilizing several ships right then. The enemy fleet was located in the Cornwall Asteroid Field, complete with Guardian-class vessels; our defense was an astounding success, however Captain John Armada's and Ensign Ethan Taylor's ships were shot down during the final minutes of the battle and their pods were recovered by me. They have since returned to active duty.

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At about 2230 hours SMT, on September 16th, a gigantic fleet of Nomad ships alongside infected vessels have assaulted the Baltimore Shipyard perimeter. The alarm was sounded by Fort Bush at that time when Naval forces prepared to defend Liberty at any cost; eventually, several freelancers and even members of the Hellfire Legion joined the fight. Several of our capital ships have taken considerable damage, but we didn't suffer heavy losses. For all intents and purposes, the Nomads' attack was completely shut down by our efforts. Baltimore Shipyard and Fort Bush sustained some damage, since our vessels "tanked" most of the hits.

Some civilian ships went down in the crossfire since the Navy failed to lock down the area amidst the awful confusion. Rest assured that we have minimalized casualties and our rescue operations recovered all of the missing pilots.