To: Med Force Enterprises, Omicron Theta, Sigma-19 Division

[Harus]

To: Jill Xi, Med Force Enterprises, Omicron Theta, Sigma-19 Divisions
From: Anonymous



Hello, you have probably seen me briefly in your space. I've been testing a theory, testing some equipment. We know you guys are not out to make money, and I know running the bases as you do is a costly venture. I also know your defenses are lacking.

As I've said, you've probably seen my asset near your stations, silently defending your existence. Your staff has been kind enough to let me stay aboard both stations.

Regarding my asset. You will find the paperwork, signed over to Med Force Enterprises along with the starting codes in locker 34-B. Consider it, a donation.

You have friends out there.

- Annonymous

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[Pennyfield]

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* incoming transmission *

Comm ID..... Jill Xi, PharmD
Location....... Med Force General-B, Omicron Theta
To...................... Anonymous
Subject......... Your donation

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Dear anonymous friend,

I remember reading sighting reports from MFE pilots as they passed my desk. Apart from being extremely busy hosting the MFE conference that which sparked my interest today was that the new General-B station administrator, Captain John Hertz, sent me a quick message regarding a vessel moored at the station and the pilot leaving on a different vessel. While reading your message all those pieces of the puzzle seem to fit.

We have taken your gift as one of our own and she has been renamed after an old Sol combat medic who, despite her injuries, refused to leave her post as to treat her brothers and sisters in arms. Het name is Sally Clarke and I truly believe this name is both an honour to the combat medic as well as her purpose.

On behalf of MFE I thank you for your kind and generous donation. Should circumstances permit I truly hope we can meet face to face one day. For now, we feel blessed with your friendship and generosity as you can always rely on ours.

Yours in the service to those in need,

Jill Xi, Pharm.D,
Chief of Medicine, Med Force General-B
Med Force Enterprises

ooRP information about Sally Clarke

In 2009, Lance Corporal Sally Clarke was serving with the British Army in Afghanistan’s infamous Helmand province. When the Taliban hit her patrol with a rocket-propelled grenade Clarke, and seven other soldiers were injured. The only medic in the group, Clarke rushed between patients, binding their wounds, despite a piece of shrapnel lodged in her own back. She refused to be evacuated while the patrol needed her skills. For her actions, she received the Queen’s Commendation for Bravery.

News article, courtesy of Daily Telegraph (UK)

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