Omicron Supply Industries Company Network (iRP)(FO)

Stage 1 of 6 - Ames Research Station to Freeport 10:
Cargo: 4996 units Consumer Goods
Escorts/Fees: None
Notes: Nothing to report

Stage 2 of 6 - Freeport 10 to Freeport 11:
Cargo: 4996 units Niobium
Escorts/Fees: None
Notes: Nothing to report

Stage 3 of 6 - Freeport 11 to Planet Gran Canaria:
Cargo: 4996 units Iridium
Escorts/Fees: None
Notes: Nothing to report

Stage 4 of 6 - Planet Gran Canaria to Freeport 14:
Cargo: 4996 units Deuterium
Escorts/Fees: None
Notes: While cruising through California, my trade lane was cut and I was asked, rather kindly really, for a "donation" to an orphan's fund by Liberty Rogue Liquid.Dreams and Outcast Dramus. I gave one million credits to each and continued on my way.

Stage 5 of 6 - Freeport 14 to Ames Research Station:
Cargo: 4996 units Water
Escorts/Fees: None
Notes: I almost didn't believe it, but there were actually other independent traders carrying Deuterium to Freeport 14 that I passed on my way out of the Yukon leg. Good to see some activity and initiative from non-Zoner traders to help supply our remote bases.

Stage 6 of 6 - Ames Research Station to Freeport 10:
Cargo: 4996 units Consumer Goods
Escorts/Fees: None
Notes: Nothing to report

Final Notes:
I am pleased to send this report on the first, of what I hope to be many, run of the OSI-Resolute. It pleases me greatly to be able to more effectively aid the most remote Zoner stations. I look forward to my next venture.

Nothing particularly interesting this report. I didn't speak a word to anyone and nobody spoke to me. Actualy, aside from a contact on the very edge of sensors, I didn't run into a single human being on this route. It's rather sad, actually.

I'm not even going to bother posting a full route report, especially since nothing of interest happened and the route was nearly identical to the last one, with the exception of the stop at Freeport 14. Instead, I went directly to Ames Research Station in Kepler with the Deuterium from Gran Canaria.

On a positive note, the Resolute had its first nomad encounter today and it performed admirably. Not a unit of cargo lost to the Nommies and Freeport 11 was happy to see me that way.

I am pleased to report very good news for the potential future growth of Omicron Supply Industries.

There has been an understanding for some time now between The Order and OSI as to shipments of Deuterium being taken to Battleship Isis in Omicron Minor. However, it appears that these infrequent shipments may not be meeting the needs of The Order any longer, and that they could potentially be looking to secure more frequent deliveries of the fuel.

It is my suggestion that this matter be pursued and talks of an official contract be opened with The Order regarding shipments to Battleship Isis. I have attached a transcript of the communications between our ships during the delivery, and I think it can be stated that The Order is a group worth our attention. I will let the logs speak for themselves. We were kindly met at Freeport 11 by an Order Cruiser and escorted to Isis, paid a bonus of 5,000,000 credits each for the trip on top of our normal profit, and on our way out we were accompanied by a light patrol all the way to Omicron-74. This kind of courtesy deserves an act in return.

The exit patrol was paid a sum of 2,000,000 credits between myself and Beth Halcomb, who had taken temporary command of the OSI-Stygio while Director Caudill was on business elsewhere.

Following our departure, we carried goods to The Ring in New Berlin, and from there back to Lanzarote Base, where I write from now. Tonight was extremely lucrative for both crews.

If you'll excuse me, I now have some business abord my ship to attend to, and thus close my transmission.

While in Tau-23, I was approached by a small group belonging to the Unione Corse - yes, the same Corse from Gallia. We conversed for some time, and I was graciously offered some of their fine Gallic wine to sample. There is a very good reason why it is labeled as the best in Sirius.

However, I must come to my point for making this message to you. The Corse wish to make a business proposition. I am unaware of the nature of the deal and was merely asked to convey the request. Given a level head and some patience, the Corse seem to be reasonable enough.

I do know that the Corse aren't exactly the most respected group in Gallia - then again, the Royalists aren't too fond of us either, so I'm not sure as to how much that is actually worth. We may be able to cut a deal to get imported Gallic goods such as tobacco and wine that would be quite difficult to obtain otherwise. I recommend at least attempting to discern the nature of their offer. I believe I made some headway in gaining respect and understanding, and I suggest we use this to our advantage.

Our contact is Joel Orsini of the ship [UC]Fantome. Channel details are listed in the attached document.