Retirement.

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Liberty Navy
First Fleet Admiralty Board
Admiral Natalie A. Reaser

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Dear admiral Morse,

We had hoped for the day when we would hear from you, but it was our wish it would not be with news of your retirement. The Navy always values individuals like you, with your unwavering reliability and unmatched expertise. I understand, however, so I'll also be honest. After the war, I cherished my return home to Bretonia, looking forward to a much-needed break from the burden of overseeing every little detail.

Well, that was until the top brass called me back to help with the reformations, not that I mind. mind you. When you've served this long, this Navy life becomes your whole world. But alas, you have fulfilled your duty, and the Navy, particularly the First Fleet, will forever be grateful for your exemplary service, Admiral.

I have full confidence in LTC Boehm, now CDR Boehm, to carry on your legacy in the First Fleet. I have thoroughly reviewed his record, and he is undeniably a talented and committed officer. Being your trainee, he has big shoes to fill, but I am certain he will make you proud.

I wish you all the best in your retirement. I know that you will continue to do great things, and I wish you all the best in this next chapter of your life. On behalf of the Navy, I thank you for your service.

Thank you,

Natalie A. Reaser
ADM, 1FLT
Liberty Navy

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