From: Camus
To: Bureau des permis et licences de l'Union Gallique
Subject: Languedoc - Tau-23 Gate access.
Salutations,
We are glad to hear that security measures concerning the Languedoc system are taken seriously, which is why we proudly present our dutifully filled paperwork.
Name and affiliation: AdZ) - Zurich Accord - Unione Corse
Accompanying documentation: ID/IFF & Stance with the Gallic Navy
Category: Ad-Hoc Allowances
What exactly do you want to request?
Permission to use the Languedoc - Tau-23 Gate
What is its intended destination (cargo), use (technology), purpose (military presence), and reasoning (additional licences)?
The Taus are a common hunting ground of many of the Union's enemies, and as the Navy and Gendarmerie focus on the threat of the other houses, we of the Accord have been particularly present in the sector to strike against the ever-growing Outcast threat. You yourselves have seen the wonderful results of our latest interdiction campaign. Yet, the updated law leaves many of our national assets stranded within less-than-secure civilian facilities with no way to resupply them properly in promethene and other supplies, such as Java in Tau-23, or Falklands in Tau-31, straining beyond repair our logistics in the region, potentially harming our relations with local clients in the sector such as the Independent Miners' Guild, and likely leaving the Outcasts to grow unchecked in the sctor. At least until a proper arrangement can be made, we would need an exemption to the current law, lest good Gallic citizens are left behind in uncertain terms and territories.
Yours truly,
Camus
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