Tour of Houston.

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// closing thread and continuing project in other threads

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After being shown the ground site the merchant navy officers where shuttled to the Haven next.

The Junker Foreman met them there and they visited the stations living space.
Cramped and overfilled, with little room to spare. But with enough food, clothing and support, and with expert medical care.

Doctor Doreen Nagger showed them the Clinic area, lectured them about how much care and support many of the refugees needed and let them meet some of the highly trained staff occupied with medium and long time therapeutic survey.

Malnutruition and physical exposure had taken its toll on many of the refugees, but here they where also treated to cope with the psycholocical traumata of seeing their homes, their life and their whole planet dissapear behing blood red stains.
Loss adjustion, retrieval syndromes, stress and shock therapy.

And here Mr. Tukker also started envisioning a better future again.
He showed them the series of small rooms currently used for relocation aid and coordination. Detailed wich training programs and wich asessment centres could currently be used and would later on be available .

Detailed programs that treated these homeless people as a valuable resource, to be trained, outfitted and then relocated to a new home. So that they could build up their loss, and again find a place to call home without needing endless charity.

"As you see, we are planning big.
We need all that space down there at Houston to be able to keep on working within our calculated cost margin, and we are letting these people decide where they will go to from here. There are recrutation offers from both Rheinland companies and GMG , and we try to warn these people about the GMG offers. Most decide to go back to Bretonnia, and we help them on their way. But if you would set up a home office for the merchant Navy, or a refugee relocation office for bretonnian civilians at the Haven or at Houston we would gladly cooperate."

The small gathering was looking at some figures at Foreman Fynns office at the time, and the officers where shown the personal codex , a slim but not easily breakable bracelet every refugee recieved while still on Leeds and getting ready to evacuate.

"This bracelet contains an electronic tracker, allowing us to pinpoint the passenger in space for up to 4 klick in case of an accident during evacuation. It also contains all medical information, supportive care and a detailed log of his history from the time we evacuate him to the time he chooses to leave us. All this information is recorded here, and will be stored for up to 7 jears to enable you to check the information, or to aid in family research if seperated. Also this info is available to BIS or LSF in case there is any need to doublecheck a patients background against espionage by gallic infiltrators."

Tukker had a big set of files and documents ready for the officers to take back to Bretonnia:

Gentlemen, Ladies . We fully recognize the necessity to seek economic solutions, and we have the unique chance to combine this with our own investements to offer your civilian brothers and sisters a fair chance to stfart a new life. If this life is to be in Bretonnia or not is something that we leave to you , and to our patienty. But we would greet any cooperation with Her Majesties Government and the War Cabinet to ensure that as many Bretonnian refugees as possible will return to the realm to continue the fight against the Invasion, or to rebuild what has been destroyed.

To this aim, Tinker and Transport will remain at your service.

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