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WesternPeregrine

10-10-2020, 07:35 PM,

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Recipient: Nagasaki Fleet Headquarters, Combined Fleet Command
Sender: Itto Kaii, Jumonji, Hagi Squadron
Date: 10.10.827 A.S.
Subject: Patrol Report — Languedoc/Dauphine Front
Priority: Low

For consultation by the Combined Fleet Command

Hagi squadron conducted a few seeps and scouting sorties on the region of Languedoc and Dauphine, to evaluate enemy formations and provide new information about the frontline. I report one of the latest sorties, where I was accompained by Itto Kaii Umakai Miwa.

We launched from the Hyono and started with a sweep of westernmost quadrants of the Languedoc system. Situation around Planet Quillan remained stable and controlled, but there were traces of increased hostile activities around the remote Planet Ales, likely result of our lines reorganization. Increased partisan and opposing military action is predicted in this area.

Our flight then proceeded to Dauphine system, to recon on the enemy current positions. Rather than heading straight into the barriers of their forces, we circled around eastward through the Clelles Nebula. Within it we stumbled upon an unstable spatial anomaly, akin to a inter-system passage. It was unsuitable for transit of any kind, so we recorded it's current location and left it be.

We continued a sweep on the east side, Montbrison Prison was in range for a few moments. All quiet around there, but it's defenses were intact. So far it appears it has escaped most of the war unscathed, which could either be a good or a bad things, depending on who looks on it.

Not much to report on the north quadrants, other that Ile-de-France jumpgate is no longer being garrisoned by a fleet sized force as it was months before. Intel suggest that most of the reinforcements have reached the front line, and no large battlegroups are inbound at this point in time. Force replenishment units keep trickling in, alongside regular civilian traffic.

A bit further south we came upon a large battlefield area, approximately east on the plane to Fourchambault Shipyard. As other units indicated, the Combined Fleet operation to flank the Gap and assault the Shipyard ultimately was unsuccessful, with severe losses on both sides, but not enough to jeopardize the target installation.

We located the positions of several IKN capital ships, including the Hirado, the Kurayoshi and the Tsuyama. Most of them were disabled beyond repair, and lay inactive among the wrecks of enemy wrecks, most of them identified as part of the Cassard Fleet.

On our return, we checked upon Gap station, which even though it was targeted by the assaults of the past operation, has recovered from the scars of battle and is operating normally, as far as we could assess.

Closer to the gate to the Languedoc system, the Gallic Navy has drawn its frontline, with several heavy units holding ground while more groups muster for future operations. Great caution is advised Command, there might be intents for an Gallic offensive soon. Such possibility must be corroborated by other Intel reports.