To: Insurgency

[Amy West]

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'Piranha',

I suppose some kind of language has to describe what happened in Vespucci. 'Clusterfuck' quickly comes to mind, but yours works too, and I guess in the end it doesn't really matter.


Either way, you can imagine the surprise was mutual when my man in the field noticed your guys tagging alongside the Technocrats. As welcome a sight as it was three years ago, that's for sure, and one that I'm sure put doubt in some of the blueshirts that tried protecting that little outpost in Kansas.
Whatever the situation, we're more than happy to coordinate alongside, be it guerilla ops or logistics. Some of our old supply routes are still concealed from the Navy's eye, although the blackout severed some of the more convenient jump lanes, which makes things a bit trickier. Nevertheless, if the Front has a base of operations, be it your own or someone else's, our supply ships can try and alleviate some of the burden. It won't be as simple as in the past, but nothing these days is, either.

On that topic, I'm curious what the situation is, if at all, with Bethlehem. Just before the collapse of the lines, we'd heard it was being used as a staging point for ops in Pennsylvania, but three years later it's still sitting pretty with a Navy warship stationed just down the way. Were they left alone out of ignorance on Liberty's part, or was the administration forced to make concessions to keep their autonomy?
Whatever the case, expect the Remnant on your side when the shit hits the fan. We're far from dead, and at the risk of some serious cheese, Veracruz only pissed us off even more.


Libera te ex Inferis.

West, out.

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