It was a pleasure running into you over Baden-Baden earlier, I sensed a kindred spirit during our discussion of liner classes. I have my fondness for Enterprises, of course,but I cannot fault a captain for taking a shining to a palace class. You can captain Cross will have much to talk about, I'm sure, next time you cross paths with her. I know our passengers always appreciate the cool, calm, collected tones of a posh Cambridge accent over the PA system building confidence in their captain, and I am happy to welcome you to the fold!

As much as I am loathe to admit it, OS&C's operations have expanded beyond what our partner houses can be reasonably expected to secure. In particular, the Taus are proving troublesome with a resurgent enclave targeting our vessels. For now, we welcome the addition of gunships to help keep our routes secure, and there are always plenty of undesirables making mischief for us for you to push back in the meantime. I'll put out the word that OS&C vessels looking for some friendly guns should contact you, and eventually we'll sort out a more formal org chart and title for you. "Captain" is the traditional moniker for any sovereign of an OSC vessel, no matter the size, but this seems like it calls for something different.

Welcome to the OS&C corporate family! You'll have some additional paperwork sent to you by a more direct channel, but I see no reason not to bring someone with your unique background and experiences into the fold. As it so happens, Triton Expeditions, one of our subsidiary lines under Captain Caitlyn Cross is looking to expand our influence in the Omicrons and has been looking to open friendlier relations with the Order. If you'd like some close encounters of the third kind, she'll be who you want to get in touch with. Otherwise, feel free to fly under the OS&C| livery. Our only requirement is that you document anything of interest that happens in our flight logs depository so I can consolidate it into our in-flight magazine!

See you in space, Captain!

Welcome to the Orbital Spa and Cruise corporate family! It's always good to have a fellow "yinzer" in the company. I too hail from Pittsburgh though I worked my way through OS&C's in house programs working the logistics fleet instead of Valley Forge. Since you didn't put in for logistics, I take it you're looking to haul something that's slightly better conversation than crates of pharmaceuticals? In any event, you're more than qualified to handle our ships, and I look forward to seeing what adventures you end up taking part in. We have a few long term projects cooking on our backburners that someone with your experiences will be most helpful with. Otherwise, fly the flag and represent the brand well as we try to make the skies a little more friendly for the denizens of the sector.

I'll pass along more relevant information through more direct means. Otherwise, I'll see you in space.

Dear Cpt. Faststar,

It is my pleasure as the director of Orbital Network Express to welcome you into our little family. Please report to our Training facilities on Planet Curacao to your convenience for general training. I can read that you already have your own ship, however, let us know if you need help with fixing it up. At ONE we take care of each other.

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