Bretonian Armed Forces Defense Intelligence Staff (DIS) (iRP) (AO)

[Kaze]

Good evening.
I am filling the debrief report on patrol DBNL86719.
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After joining with Lieutenant Jacob McIntire at Battleship Essex, we ran a fast patrol through the mining fields in Dublin, with nothing of note to report. Several miners could be found, but no Molly or pirate like vessels were in scan range.

Shortly after, we received a short comm burst from a civilian transport vessel that they had detected a Gallic Royal Navy signal within the New London system. With the best speed our engines could produce, we arrived to the New London system not even five minutes afterwards.

With a quick scan and more inquiries to our information source, we arrived to the conclusion that the vessel was within range or very close to the Southampton Shipyard. As we traveled to that destination, we found said vessel, one of the new XJ-3 Lynx with transponder codes fitting to the Gallic Royal Navy.

As i engaged conversation with the subject his identity was confirmed as Commandant Maurice Cornett. Transcipt in attachment. In due time, and several witty jabs at each other, we both decided to see who was the fittest with the guns in our ships.
I am appalled to report that the two years i have spent in incarceration took their toll in my reflexes and i have found myself stranded, with one of the engines of my B-1290 Templar shot down by the Commandant.

1 hour later, the S&R operations out of Southampton Shipyard found me and managed to do minute repairs on the wrecked engine and i piloted the ship back to Battleship York for full repairs.

Due to this outcome, i ask permission for a three hour daily leave to improve flight and dog-fight reflexes in the Suffolk's training rooms.

With respect,

Lieutenant K. Reidman.

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