Liberty Forces Message dump - Printable Version

To the Admiralty and High Command,

My name may or may not have passed your desk before. As a private contractor in the employ of the ESRD, I have steadily come to realize I cannot afford to remain in private employ any longer if I hope to be of use.

I realize this is an unusual request, and not one coming through the usual channels, but I am looking to obtain an officer's commission in the Liberty Navy.

My credentials are in the form of considerable training and combat experience from my time in the Bretonian Armed Forces, rank of Commander - cross-reference with their database for validation.

Additional information regarding - amongst other things - the nature of my early retirement from the Armed Forces, I will provide over a more confidential network.

Hoping for your swift response,

James Arland

To CMDR ARLAND, James (ret.):

Greetings, Mr. Arland. While I must admit your request is intriguing, it is by no means the first. While I'm sure the Admiralty would be quite interested to understand the nature and reasons behind your sudden departure from the Bretonian Armed Forces, we would nonetheless be very interested in transferring you into the Navy.

I'm aware that you've already spoken with Recruitment and Retention, and filled out a modified version of our questionnaire. Needless to say, the Admiralty is impressed with your results and is willing to offer you a position within the Navy as a Lieutenant (LT). If you're still interested, Mr. Arland, let us know. We'd be grateful to have another veteran in the Liberty Navy.

Sincerely,
Fleet Admiral Davies
C.O. 1FLT
Liberty Navy

Lieutenant Rivers here,

At the end of my patrol today, I came across a repair ship that had rheinland civillian weapons of the "flammenwerfer" type equipped. I made sure to check the laws on the matter before talking to the pilot, but after we spoke about the matter and I asked him to dismount the weapons please, in accordance to section 3 §1 he graciously obliged and exchagned his weapons for civillian weapons of Liberty make.

Right afterwards, I came across what looked like the biggest junker convoy of confiscated artifacts that I ever saw. I easily counted five ships all tagged and transpondered carrying an enormous amount of artifacts and following an LPI pilot by the name of LPI-H.I.McDunnough[LtD]. He informed me that the artifacts were confiscated and transported to the LPI base near Fort Bush for disposal.

I escorted the convoy from battleship missouro to Fort Bush. Even though it was just one trade route you never know what can go wrong.

I witnessed the convoy docking at the LPI base.

Guncam shot : COnfiscated Artifact Convoy

Sandra Rivers

Today was my first patrol as a cadet in the Liberty Navy. It's a lot different then flying a mining freighter, but definitely more enjoyable. Unfortunately, My first patrol was a rather uneventful one. I started my patrol out of West Point Academy. Form there I went form Norfolk Shipyard, to Fort Bush, Manhattan, then back to West Point. There I linked up with some other navy pilots and we moved onto the Pennsylvania System. Upon our return to New York we ran into a Freelancer running some Counterfeit Software and Stabiline just outside the badlands. He failed to answer us tried to make a run for it before we hit him with a cruise disruptor. After this he surrendered his cargo and we gave his a hefty fine and sent his on his way. Other then that I would just like to report that I have completed my 4 hours of flight time as a cadet.