Yes, I have Advanced fighter craft training and have experience flying bombers.

Because the LSF is much like a evergrowing field and provide a lot of opportunities to serve Liberty and defend it from 'shadier' aggressors. This should also give me a chance to serve my Liberty more efficiently.

No, although I was someone who would you call 'A Dog of War' but I never comitted crimes.

I am pretty sure my training over the years may come in handy. I sure am productive enough for to work in an organization like this. I was taught to keep myself calm, because there was no reason to panic in dangerous situations and when all else fails, you've got to accept death.

Well, I was born on Manhattan, to Bretonian parents, my father was a Lieutenant in the Liberty Navy and my mother worked as a escort in Universal Shipping's Security Department. I was raised with simplicity and some degree of luxury, and I led a quiet and comfortable life until I was enrolled on the Manhattan's Military Schools and Academy. I remained there until the age of 12, after which I was enrolled into the West Point Military Academy. That is where I mastered the usage of many long-range weapons and so my training went on an accelerated rate.

By the time I was 18, my impressive school record caught the examiners eye, and I was quickly enrolled into the Special Division. So then my training began, it was harsh, but it's harsh no longer for me. I was transferred to Moorhead station where my training began. It was a six-month training so I could be enrolled into one of the Special Division's unit. I was taught survival training and advanced training in explosives and demolitions and so I was also trained in operating a wide variety of weapons, mostly long-range. So after my training ended, I was placed into Reconnaissace Group 51st, then deployed behind enemy lines.

Our missions involved taking pictures of important military munitions factories and military bases. And if we were lucky, sometimes a sabotage mission would come along, and we would happily sneak in there and blow it up.

After staying with the army for at least till I was 20. I left and became a mercenary being on a contract with the Liberty Police. I just had to take down dangerous criminals which would escape the police and crawl back into their holes. It was usually a success, sometimes the criminal would escape with injuries, only to be killed later in a turf war. After two years, I began to take interest into joining a intelligence faction and so retired from being a Mercenary.

So then I applied for the Liberty Security Force Secondary Fleet, and got accepted. I began working as a Homeland Security agent with not a lot of work other than sitting in my office on Alert, so I finally wanted to apply for the primary fleet, as it has a lot of potential for me and for others. It's been 6 months since I got to this position.

A job of an LSF member would be taking care of things the Navy cannot, or will not do. And as an agent, he is required to stay cool at all times, even when the situation would be tense and desperate. Tasks would be to protect the free flow of goods in and out of Liberty borders and the eradication of dangerous criminals, LSF members also specialize in outer ops in which we are deployed to operation across Sirius.

Yes

Then explain why the following rules are important:
3.1: 'Attack' would be considered if the shield is reduced to 50%, saying just 'Engaging' is not sufficient enough for engaging into pvp. Aggressors cannot destroy a ship before giving sufficient time to respond.

3.3: Aggressors cannot issue more demands after the first demands have been met. Or destroy it before issuing one. 'Halt' is not deemed as a demand.

3.4: Fleeing from combat and docking while the opponent is 10 k away, counts as a pvp death. Freighters and transports are allowed to return.

5.2: Such rules are not present, so I shall say the point no.2 instead.
Characters of level 29 or below may not be attacked unless:
Are at the scene of a battle and refuse when told to leave.
5.6 to 5.8: Such rules are not present.

Nope. Not in the last six months.

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Yes

Do you comply with the above terms?: Yes

Affirmative, I primarily flew a Liberator back in my Navy days. I prefer the interceptor style to full-on brawling, I tend to live longer that way.

I've the option to leave the navy, or continue service in it. Figured I'd spread my wings a bit, see where else I could be useful.

1 count of assault on a Rogue I... "encountered" in a bar on Pittsburgh who was trash-talking the commander of a ship I served on. He deserved the broken glass shards in his face.

I'm here to serve Liberty, and to protect the people, even from the things they dont know about, and have no business knowing about.

I grew up on Manhattan, and got tired of seeing the same scenery in the slums. I graduated highschool, found no direction in much of anything until I was asked to drive a friend to a mall, and in boredom, I wandered into the nearest Naval recruitment office, and the rest is history.

'bout a year ago, I was approached by one of your independent cell officers, Commander O'Maley, and told me of some of her "unclassified" operations... they seem a helluva lot more interesting than the endless patrols the Navy was offering me so... here I am forwarding the application

LPI patrols the lanes, keeps the peace, and arrests smugglers.
LN Fights Liberty's wars and maintains a bulk force throughout the house
LSF fight the enemies of the state the people would best not know about, find their weakspots and hammer them. It is best they work in the shadows, and out of the public eye.

Yupperz.

Then explain why the following rules are important:
3.1: No randomly attacking anybody with no RP. People could be doing an event, could be holding high value equipment, or could be AFK. Always give prior notice and RP before engaging. Absolute minimum of 2 lines and a minute of response time

3.3: Say someone pirates you, you pay them off and they kill you anyway.... kinda means you just wasted the money paying them off.

3.4: Were a ship to dock and have it not count as a PVP death, ships could bail out of fights, repair and re-arm, and just fly back into the fight. Within RP, no ship only takes mere minutes to repair. It takes days, or months if its a cap.

5.2: (not sure which rule you mean here, so I'll assume you mean "Are at the scene of a battle and refuse to leave when told to leave." ) If someone refuses to leave a fight when instructed and they are below min level, they are signing their own warrant.
5.6 to 5.8: Non-existant

Swearing on an alt account
Threatening to have someone sanctioned for killing a guy I was helping after paying him off

Ingame: 7/8
Forum: 3

Affirmative

Yes, actually I've piloted both. But I'm more effective in Fighters than I am in Bombers.

I feel a convoy escort job doesn't allow me to realize my full potential. I wish to do more for our Liberty, to train and eventually serve with the Special Forces Elite.

No, I've always kept out of trouble.

I'm an experienced fighter pilot, I don't stop at anything in both defense and offense in order to achieve goals I am tasked with. I can work both in a team and alone

I was born in Planet Manhattan, not a pleasant place to live in my opinion....When I was 8 years old, my dad would tell me stories about his 'adventures' when he was a convoy escort, until my mother died, he stopped being one....I never managed to see her...When I grew up, I went to flight academies and recieved basic combat training and decided to become a Convoy escort my my parents.
After a few years being one, after my father died, I wanted to put an end to my miserable life...but somehow I couldn't...I asked my uncle for advice, and told me to never give up...I wish I knew what he meant....on my way back home, I heard some guys talking about the Liberty Security Force and what they do, and really picked my interest. I decided to take more...advanced combat training and join the LSF to be able to do more for Liberty...

I'm an experienced fighter pilot, I don't stop at anything in both defense and offense in order to achieve goals I am tasked with. I can work both in a team and alone

Yes.

Then explain why the following rules are important:
3.1: some sort of "attack" is when the player drains 50% or more off the other's shields, saying "engaging" is not enough. one cannot destroy the other ship if not given enough time to respond. A player can defend himself regardless who is the agressor, feeding bots and bats is also considered taking an active role in the pew.
3.3: Agressors are not allowed to issue further demands once the trader has already complied in the same encounter, Saying "Halt" on its own is not a demand, however agressors are allowed to destroy the vessel if they refuse to stop after being asked in the right way (or proper form of a demand)
3.4: Running away from combat and docking in a station/planet while being 10k away from the ship(s) you were fighting with counts as a pvp death~ but fighters and transports can come back for the mere purpose of trading~
5.2: (since this is not in the list, I'm gonna put the only one~ )a low level player (29 or below) or using Recruit ID cannot be killed unless they have Codenames (Class 9 cuties), attack a PoB, shoot others, or they are in the middle of a pew and refuse to leave when told to.
5.6 to 5.8:Doesn't exist, Silly~

No, I've never been sanctioned or banned~

My roleplaying skills? I'd say its about 7 or 8

yes

Do you comply with the above terms?: yes

Yes, I have, with little combat experience, usualy acting as replacement for my brother, as stated before.

One of the reasons is influence of my brother Allelujah, who is Security Force operative, but the main reason is I want to serve the Liberty even though I am "halfling", Liberty still raised me so I want to pay her back.
One would say that I should join the Navy, but I prefer more serious ambients, unlike those "military bravado" Commanders as I like to call them, types who keep yelling and screaming all pointless things.
I prefer the quiter and more serious behaviour, recive the mission details, execute it, return. No pointless fuss.

No

I am not the one to "boast" about myself I let my actions/deeds speak of myself and my capabilities. They will provide proof of my worth.
Although I do have to mention that I learned how to ignore nomad visions and attempts at manipulation since I encountered one when I was young.

Name: Hallelujah, Origin: half Libertronian - half Kusarian, raised in Liberty, planet Erie, Pennsylvania System. One would wonder how my parents met, well even I am bothered by same thing to this day.
Fate can be strange sometimes, I guess. Anyway, durring my young age my parents decided to move to Liberty for unknown reason to myself.

On route towards the Liberty, our liner ship got intercepted by some blue-fish like ship, it turned out to be a Nomad as I found out later. I will never forget that moment, I suddenly "broken" images started flashing in my mind I couldn't "throw" them out, it was horrible. But it also gave me experience which might help me in future.

As a child I was quiet one, staying aside in most events, not touching anyone nor being touched by anyone. Although I do get some emotional "lash" outs, but even the elite of elite has sometimes same cases.
And that was when I also got inspired by Security Force agents, in my eyes they are similar to me.
Staying aside mostly being so secretive, I like the way they do things, do not make so many complications. Just appear get the job done and go "home".

Time passes by faster than it seems, now its the moment to do something right.
I do not seek fame nor glory I just want to repay debt I owe to Liberty.

Confirm that Liberty is constantly supplied with the needed supplies. Do the work which is Navy uncapable to accomplish. Uncover any attempts of foreign origin or the inner one which want to in anyway harm Liberty or its population.
Watch the moves of enemy and report any threats that may endanger Liberty in any way.

Yes

Then explain why the following rules are important:
3.1: Rule 3.1, ensures that a player can't engage just anything he sees without proper reason, its a roleplay server so one can't just fly around and shoot anything he dislikes or sees. And part that involves trading nanobots and shield batteries ensures that ships with huge ammounts of "them" can't stay immune to being attacked by giving the said "items" to certain group of player-s.
3.3: Importance of rule 3.3 ensures that certain group of players or single player can't "abuse" another player or keep making up demands just to have valid roleplay reason to destroy the said player. But at same time it does not give immunity to players who refuse to interact or want to avoid "sticky" situation by starting to run away.
3.4: Rule 3.4 ensures that both "parties" are given some form of fairness even in unfair situation. Constantly docking and replenishing supplies while the fight is nearby is very unfair and unpleasant.
5.2: Rule 5.2, prevents players who are already immune to attacks to actualy abuse their immunity on attacks, and for example provide any sort of information to other players without exposing themselfs to danger and risk of it.
5.6 to 5.8: Those do not exist anymore.

No

6-7/10

Yes, obviously.

Do you comply with the above terms?: Yes

Yes

Then explain why the following rules are important:
3.1: First of all its role play server, so RP comes before PVP, which means longer sentences are encouraged, before making any action.
3.3: You can't destroy or issue another demand after trader already completed first one. But fleeing may result in destruction.
3.4: Docking while player which engaged you before is still within 10km counts as death. Traders are excluded, but may pass trough system only while trading.
5.2: Character with level 29 or less, or with recruit ID, may be destroyed if its at the scene of another battle, and refusing to leave.
5.6 to 5.8: These rules are not defined.

Do you comply with the above terms?: Yes