Herr Booth,

This is a most unusual request. While we will grant it certain precautions must be taken.

1. A full inventory of any and all onboard explosives and munitions (Gravometric mines, nuclear explosives, antimatter missiles, etc.) be done prior to entry. This ordnance should be disarmed for the duration of the voyage.

2. An exact copy of the flight plan be delivered with a right on our side to make adjustments as needed for security reasons.

3. Onboard military records, archived technical data (particularly damage reports and gunnery data), and other sensitive information be handed over to Rheinland officials (in the case of any necessary for technical examination and maintenance of the ship, copies will suffice).

We will acquiesce to provide a military escort provided these conditions are met, drawn from local units. As a whole, we recommend this arrangement be kept as confidential as possible. Aside from this, we have no further demands, although we would like to discuss the possibility of acquiring any information gleaned from your direct examination of the vessel, though we do not consider this mandatory for this arrangement.

Regardless, provided the three stipulated demands are met, we see no reason to object to any of this (as long as the ship is not used to the detriment of Rheinland), and can begin making arrangements at your agreement.