OS&C| Captain/Pilot Reports

[Duncan Farquar]

Report file: 124
Notifications to: CEO's
Author: Rubén Zapico García

The multipurpose feature of the Antroxu has drawn renewed attention to Cryer Pharmaceuticals, retaining the services of the same for a biological research trip in search of new drugs. Although its fleet of research vessels is not insignificant, the large size of Antroxu and its capacity to accommodate large laboratories on board makes of it a desirable option for some jobs.

The first stop of the travel was in Oder Shipyard, to change the ship's configuration to the Configuration-B.

Transformation of the ship to scientific configuration

Then I went to Atka to pick up the Cryer scientists

Moored at Atka

The scientists intend was releasing various biological probes at various locations in Rheinland and Liberty. To do this I requested permission from the authorities, the rheinlander authorities had no objection.

Requestin permission at Fulda

After the bureaucratic formalities, I went to the destinations listed in the contract with Cryer for the Rheinland Space.

Launching probes in Heidelberg, North Pole
Launching probes in Hannover, North Pole over Vierlande Prison

After finishing work in Rheinland I went, on orders of the Rheinland Military, to Battleship Westfalen for inspection before proceeding to Liberty. There was no incident, everything was in order.

Side alongside the Westfalen

Already in Liberty, I went to Mississippi to apply for permission to continue the work. Again there was no problem.

Side alongside the Mississippi

The latter points to launch probes were the Pequena Negra, in Texas, and the planet Sayre, in Pennsylvania. Although the radiation was high in the Pequena Negra, the new anti-radiation panels were very effective and there were only minor faults in some sensors less protected, while the hull integrity is always maintained at levels well above the minimum safety range.

Launching probes at Pequena Negra, in the upper side of the cloud
Launching probes in Sayre, to the northern tropic of the planet

Finally I went to Willard Research Station to let scientists there, after which I went to Baltimore to change the ship back to its configuration-A (passengers configuration).

Moored in Willard, end of the travel
Stationed in Baltimore for transformation, crew dispatched to Manhattan for a two-day break


Personal opinions: Cryer staff was very pleased with the professionalism of my crew, and with their technical knowledge throughout the scientific material used. The main responsibility of the scientific expedition have assured me that they will return to use our services soon.

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