The.Diplomacy

[Ian.Falkland]

General:

The Diplomacy was built over the past view years based on the design on the drawings of the elite Sirius engineers.

The crew was hand picked and trained in solving conflicts with diplomancy, which ulitmately gave the vessel it's name.

The vessel's construction was privately funded by Ian Falkland and sanctioned by the Zoner Authorities. The ship has a highly sophisticated AI built in, which allows the operation by a crew of 10. The AI controls all major functions from life support systems down to the inventory management for spare parts. Each little detail was well thought through and realized with a tremendeous accuracy. An example is the ships communication system, which is based on the technology of the Holo-Tainment Bands. The computer analysis the thoughts of a person, which then can be transformed in commands, programming code, etc. Thoughs converted to commands can then be used to control several consols simultaniously. This is just one of many examples. The ship has a fully automated repair system built in. A click on a button and repairs are carried out by androids.

Mission:

Primary: Peaceful exploration of the Sirius Systems
Secondary: Protection of the Zoner interests throughout Sirius as well as the protection of the guard system against trespassing.

Ship:
Zoners Corvo Cruiser - ID: Zoners Guard ID - Tag: Zoner

Crew:

Commander: Capt. Ian Falkland
1st Officer: Ferrij Gorrh
Navigator: Lara Renk
Engineer: Kregh Fet
Tactical Officer: Rlika Poot
Ships Physician: Penny Robkan
Security: Delon Leth, Marsha Kergha, Fraho Strak
Cook: Steven Berg

[Ian.Falkland]

Ian Falkland - Resignation

I hereby resign from my post as the captain of the Diplomacy to persue other opportunities.

The reason for the resignation is the tendency of the Zoners leaning more and more to the Corsair and Order factions in Sirius rather than keeping its neutral position to ensure peace in systems where Zoners
have bases.

It is suggested to give command to Ferrij Gorrh, who has proven himself worthy during the years serving as first officer.

Respectfully,
Ian Falkland