Liberty Navy 46th Fleet Security Clearance: < GRANTED >
LZF-6364 "Patriot" Light Fighter
Civilian "Bustard" Light Carrier
Modus Operandi
The Naval Intelligence Division, or NID, is headquartered at Juneau shipyard. The division is primarily tasked with scouting, interception, and any required intelligence-gathering. This is first and foremost within the borders of the Republic of Liberty, although NID assets have been known to venture further afield. Generally, NID ships work without support; however, they can use Main Fleet squadrons to support them when required. Regarding mission security, It is imperative to retain plausible deniability for Officers assigned to the division. As such, the Admiralty has implemented a squadron integration program Fleet-wide that sees Main Fleet squadrons brought into the basic level of anonymity NID requires for its standard duties. This way, NID squadron assets can operate alongside the Main Fleet as interceptor units or forward reconnoiters to scout for contacts during normal operations. Likewise, Main Fleet squadrons may directly support NID squadron assets if required during classified intelligence operations.
Operational Capabilities
The above gives a pretty key indicator as to the general purpose of the Naval Intelligence Division. However, the division uses the following special operational equipment: The general premise is to have NID-designated fighters dock to a Carrier, jump into a system, and deploy. Track, scan, gather intelligence, return to the Carrier, and jump out. Depending on mission progress or potential complications, tactics are generally adapted in the field.
Light Cloaking Device
Cloaking Device MK.II Adv.
Jump Drive MK.IV
Docking Modules
Naming Convention
The naming convention for Recoil designated craft is as follows:
46th|NID-Epsilon-<Number>
- Designated to fighter craft
46th|NID-LNS-Reliant
- Designated to a "Bustard" Light Carrier
- Only one in active service
Recruitment Process
The standard recruitment process is to be undertaken by external personnel, be it a lateral transfer from the Secondary Fleet, or a civilian looking to join the Liberty Navy. For current active duty Officers of the Fourty-sixth Fleet, you need only advise your chain of command of your interest.