To: Naval Forces Command CC: KOI ; KNI

[Kazu Chidori]

Kusari Naval Forces

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Recipient: Naval Forces Command, Naval Intelligence, Office of Intelligence
Sender: Kazu Chidori, Nito Kaii
Date: 26.04.830 A.S.
Subject: RE: Recommendation
Priority: High

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Understood. The Naval Intelligence mandate will be obeyed.

I am once again asking for relevant files on the previously mentioned "Orkney Incident". I intend to lead patrols looking for a more accessible entrance to the location connected to Roussillon. I've reached the conclusion, based on radial distance, that the end point is near Orkney or Tau 44. Otherwise, it would be near Leeds or Tau 31, which seems highly unlikely given the lack of life in the asteroid field. There are significantly lower chances that it is outside the local cluster, or that it is near Dublin, yet it is not impossible. As bringing a wing across Bretonia would cause noticeable issues, and there's not yet a good answer to traveling outside the local cluster, Orkney and Tau 44 are the most significant exploratory options.

Respectfully, Kazu Chidori, Nito Kaii

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