This is Captain Sir Hall on the line. Today's operation ended in a victory for our forces. All enemy ships were routed. But, there were several mistakes that could be avoided. I will direct my first remark to the Liberty Navy. I urge you to use not Magellan if going to Bretonia, but Cortez. Not only that it is shorter, but Cortez is also less dangerous. We had a Liberty Navy ship ambushed in Magellan today. We arrived on time to save the men, but the enemy fleet managed to escape and the material damage was permanent.

I will direct my second and third remark at everyone, including myself. I urge all ships that are leaving the battlefield before the battle, during the battle, or after the battle, for whatever reason, not to cut communications with the fleet. We had a Crecy class leaving to Southampton due to core malfunction, but when the ship departed, they cut the communication line. They were not able to call for help when they were ambushed. We are still searching for any survivors. May God help those poor men and women.

Lastly, I was appalled by the amount of clutter on the communications. Even if the ship was still connected, I don't think that anyone would notice their cries for help. I know that you are bored while waiting for targets to appear, but I also know that you would rather have boredom than death due to decompression in vacuum. An agonizing way to die.

Discipline, men and women. It is, in short, what I had to say. I trust that you will join me tomorrow at the same time, and also in victory.