Logs: CPW-Stilat

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CPW-STILAT
MISSION LOG
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CPT PIETER VALINSKY

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Mission log, 3rd of August, 827.

Today marked the beginning of the Stilat's first official mission, although this was little more than a final test run. Since Bretonia abandoned Omega-49 entirely, We've had to go to the Poole system, to test the ship.

Our first objective was Broadstone, where we've deployed the new VO-9 UKHO Automated Listening Post. Upon approaching the planet, we've engaged the Polychromatic Coating, to avoid detection. After deployment, we've approached Luxury Liner Shetland as close as 8,6 K, they've failed to notice the Stilat.

The next target was Studland, where the test of our new TSIKADA drones happened. The drones successfully employed both their own Polychromatic Coating, and their point to point communication, but the sensor's quality leaves a sour aftertaste. Passive sensor's effectiveness remained the same as with the old KUZNECHIK drones, about 6,7 K. The TSIKADA can negate these shortcomings to an effect, however. It's size is half of the KUZNECHIK's, and the new stealth systems give an edge over anything the Bretonians had in the AO.

Our final objective was Battleship Ark Royal, at the Cambridge gate, where we could test our Polychromatic Coating, and sensor suites properly. For an 8 hour period, we've stayed within the Ark's 7 K vicinity, witnessing and recording multiple patrol launches and returns. The bretonians couldn't detect our vessel, even while in active maneouvering, therefore it's safe to say the coating passed the test. Upon our return home, we've collected the UKHO, which managed to give evaluable data in a 23.2 K radius. The TSIKADA's long range engines need some fine tuning, as the four drones produced noticable differences in terms of speed, and fuel consumption.

The ship's systems are working well within the allowed parameters, although Senior Lieutenant Tichy wants to make some fine tuning on the Stilat's systems, before we'll ship out again. The next two days should be enough for him to collect everything he wants to adjust. I'm sure he'll work on optimizing the Stilat from the moment we'll dock on Mykolaiv, where we'll spend the next four days until the ship is fully loaded and prepared.

Captain Pieter Valinsky

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