Your communiqué crossed my desk, so I will be addressing your issues.

It would seem that your sister - was it? - crossed paths with one of our greenest Aspirants. Unfortunately, fresh recruits such as monsieur Morin do not retrieve extensive training prior to being sent to reinforce the front lines. As such, it may occur that they in fact make an ever-so-small mistake.

It is even more unfortunate that Morin's minor error of judgement lead to damages to the ship your sister was piloting. On the positive side, however, the message you uploaded leads me to believe that your sister herself is still in one piece. Given the potency of the Royal Navy's weaponry, she may well have ended up wounded, or even dead.

Now, on to the good news. Florian Morin, the Aspirant your sister encountered, has recently been lifted to the rank of Sous-Lieutenant. As part of his training, he was given a refresher course on Gallic law and procedures. In result, it is highly unlikely that monsieur Morin will repeat his slight mistake.

As for your request for transport vessels of Gallic make:

I would like to point out that ships such as the Aurochs and Vache are restricted to individuals and organizations who have pledged loyalty to the Crown. Naturally, this includes the entirety of Gallia's civilian populace as well as its many, thriving corporations and its police- and military forces. It does not, however, include the Gaian movement - which I believe you are part of.

Should you wish to pledge your undying loyalty to the Kingdom of Gallia, I would suggest you do so through different, more appropriate channels.