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Marine Royale Gauloise Mission Report l'introduction This document is visible to all enlisted officers of the Marine Royale Gauloise, hereby I, Louis Clement state, that I have conducted service in the ranks of the MRG on the 8th of mars 742 A.G.S. Honneur et Patrie, Valeur et Discipline. Pour le Roi. Déclaration de soldat: Louis Clement Rang: Capitaine de Frégate Topic: Lorraine operation Description de la/des situation/-s Situation: Today, we celebrate the success of Opération Quiche Lorraine. The first strikeforce, which consisted of the RNS-Die, the RNS-Algerie and the RNS-Bonne.Naissance. We were supported by the the Intelligence units \*/~La.Obedience and \*/~La.Vigilance. After a quick field test, we figured out that the hostile object was almost undefended. Only one defense structure was nearby, but it was rather easy to find a gap in the defense line. We decided to quickly inform the amiral and recieve further orders. This was very time consuming and thus the RNS-Bonne.Naissance had to leave the area to recieve more supplies for its crew members. The \*/~La.Vigilance also left the area, without stating a reason. After we recieved the permission from the amiral, we immediately began with the deconstruction. After a few minutes, we recieved support from the RNS-Landerneau and the \*/~Alsace. The operation went easily and quickly from there. The enemy station was fully destroyed, and the Intelligence units took every survivors as prisoners. I will leave some pictures of the operation below. (pictures) Now for an different matter. I want to let you know that I will leave the Bretonian front for some time. I will go back to Gallia and meet some people who I've been working with in the past. I'm not really asking for your permission, I just felt like I should let you know. I will be back soon enough, don't worry. In the meantime, Capitaine de Frégate Pierre Vaillant will be in charge of the RNS-Die. He will also remain as the ship's second captain once I've returned. I am sure you can handle everything without me. Signed, Louis Clement