Gallic Royal Navy Transmission Center (iRP) (FO)

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Comm ID: Colonel Michelle Picard

Subject:Patrol Report no.11
Patrol Date: 05-03-735 AGS

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Today's patrol started at 14.30SMT. Launching from the RNS Beuvray, I checked all lanes in Burgundy for trouble. All was clear, so I proceeded to Dauphine. Right near the gate, I encountered a Brigand Transport, called the [color=#FFFFFF]"KPR_Commando". His affiliation was unknown, but considering the ship he was flying, it couldn't be very good. Unfortunately, cause of a communications malfunction, the ship disappeared from my sensors before I could inspect the captains intentions. My systems had a hard time switching broadcast channels, resulting in several errors. It seems recent ION storms disrupted all local frequencies.

Several minutes later, another ship showed up on scanners. I immediatly recognized that it was a Sirian ship, so I moved to intercept. The unsecure public frequencies appeared to be working, so I managed to halt the ship. It appeared to be an ignorant Sirian, captain of the ship called the [color=#FFFFFF]"Piwwa", who had no idea he was very unwelcome in Gallia. Even though our patrols were already trying to take him out.

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He had no hostile intentions, so I ordered him to leave all his cargo behind, and leave Gallia forever, or request access through proper channels. I doubt he can come up with a good reason to allow him into Gallia, but who knows.

After this, I did a quick sweep of the Dauphine system before I headed back to Avallon Station, where I'm currently staying to attend some personal matters.

[font=Book Antiqua]Long live the King! Long live Gallia!

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