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

[Victor Steiner]

***INCOMING TRANSMISSION***

Blackwatch Patrol report

Good evening ladies and gentlemen
This report is filed on the behalf of Captain Dagon who is unfortunatly away attending a funeral and can therefore not file it herself at the moment.

Upon launching from Battleship York i was contacted by Captain Dagon who promptly ordered me to do a sweep of the New London system where i came across a Coalition bomber between the Cambridge Jump gate-New London trade lane. The captain soon found me (as did two secondry fleet pilots) and we began our communication with the Coalition pilot by the name of Egor Vesnov. As it so happened he wished to leave that organisation, thus the captain, myself and one of the Secondry pilots escorted him to Battleship Harlow to await further instructions from the Admirals. So far as I know, he is still there.

The Captain then decided that a snap patrol of Omega-3 was in order and thus we flew there. We were briefly contacted by a CNS-Sokol who teased us for a while before disappearing into the Omega-5 system (The ship was cloaked). At the same time we recieved a message from a Rheinland born Freelancer by the name of Lena.Riemann who claimed to have found a pirate by the Freeport. We made haste but instead of finding a pirate we found miss Riemann (with whom the Captain exchanged a few cool words with) and soon after a member of the 72nd Maltese fleet (One Leonardo Valdez). A Junker Marauder (Ship name 'Repentance') was also present. A FUB Transport then flew past us with Contraband (Nuclear devices) and fled all the way to the Cambridge Jump gate (New London side) before stopping. We were acompanied by the freelancer. I was soon called away to deal with a misunderstanding between the 72nd and a Privateer back in Cambridge, which i settled and sent both parties on their way with no shots fired.

The Captain (who settled the transport matter and had joined me in Cambridge) and I returned to New London only to be greeted by the 72nd pilot and another outcast, a Maltese Exile Rosa Veraz. We all talked for a while (The freelancer was still present) before i made the request to Captain Dagon about writing a formal Sociological report on miss Veraz. I believe the captain took it the wrong way, nonetheless i which to repeat my request to the Admiraly Board. I believe that understanding this particular group of outcasts would be of great benifit to the researchers on Cambridge.

With our lenthly conversation concluded, the Captain returned to New London, and I to Cambridge, thus concluding our patrol.

In Service.
LtCdr V. Steiner.

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