A number of years ago, we were watching Leeds with some interest. We stepped in to assist in relocating the displaced people on planet Leeds as the war with Gallia pushed further into Bretonian space. The war has been over for some time now, and it is time to return Bretonian citizens home.

Movement of Bretonian Citizens (Homesteaders) from Planet Pittsburgh, New York to Planet Exeter, Exeter as per the Bretonian governments request. Deep Space Engineering will be paying an additional bonus of 5100 Sc per person who reaches the destination safely.

There is no time limit to completing this task, but the sooner it is finished, the better for all involved. Once the initial group of 50,000 people have been relocated, this may be reevaluated and a second group may be needing relocation.

Please be aware, you will be required to use ships suitable for human transport. This means armored transport or liners.

Deep Space Engineering WILL cover the cost of any piracy within reason. To be reimbursed any pirating fees you will need to post the demand, and proof of you paying them in this channel.

As you will be transporting people, death or destruction of your vessel is the absolute last option.

As well as our own security division; Forlorn, recognizable by the callsign Forlorn|-, will be available to provide escorting services. Any security ship wishing to receive payment MUST reply to this transmission with a brief report for this payment to be processed.

Jess,

Made two trips to Exeter today with Globemaster II, but both of 'em were pretty smooth. The first lot was a bunch of older men and women, a good bit of 'em didn't look to be partnered up. Didn't shake a lot of hands, but it was pretty quiet. Took us by the Bethany in Cortez and lingered a little bit by Curacao. Looked like a lot of people wanted to see a tanked battleship in person.

Took the prime lane to New London, but I forgot it still ain't up yet. I'm hopin' folks focus on the scaffolding rather than the damage, but it ain't the best look. Routed to Dublin in from of New London, and the place really lit up when everyone caught eyes on the mess in front. Bit of pride in that one, I gotta say.

We outran a few bogies in Dublin before reaching Exeter. It's a pretty place, and I hope it'll feel like home for the folks at some point. Got a few nice views of the gate construction site as well. We'll get started with the next groups next shift.

Second trip had a lot more families, some smaller kids. Little girl named Suzie met me on the platform while we were loadin' up, and she wanted a view from the bridge. I didn't mind much, so I walked her parents up while we were at it.

Same basic itinerary, but I pulled us through Cambridge to avoid some of the more graphic junk in front of New London. Close enough to let people know its still there at least. Runnin' through Poole, looks like we got our work cut out for us. Not sure what's going on that way, but maybe we can get us some space on Exeter or on some of Gateway's assets to keep things rollin'. I'd volunteer for the transfer if it'd help things move.

Comin' through from Poole, we got some real pretty views of the planet. Took Suzie to the rear observation deck so she could see us come out of the Barrier, and I think she's gonna find a place here.

Jess,

Made another two calls to Pittsburgh and Exeter following our old Poole route. Mostly families this time, so I'm assumin' they got the older folks off planet first. If so, good for them. Young'uns can be more patient then we give 'em credit for sometimes. Ain't nothing special either run today, though, so I figure news of our ops have gotten people lookin' forward to the move, so they keep quiet. On the second return from Exeter, we got caught in some cross-fire from a trigger-happy Bretonian pulse gunner puttin' down some Dub's, so we're gonna dock for a double-shift at Baltimore to let the boys take a look. I wouldn't usually give much of a damn, but people ain't as replaceable as superconductors, know what I mean?