To: Kusari Naval Forces; CC: Kusari State Police

[Kusari Uchugun]

Kusari Naval Forces

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Recipient: Kurihara Michi, Musashi Innovations
Sender: Naval Operation Headquarters
Date: 22.11.834 A.S.
Subject: Criminal Entities
Priority: Medium

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Representative of Musashi Innovations.

The Admiralty wishes to extend its gratitude for your consideration on this matter. The treacherous nature of Hokkaido's clouds renders your companies humanitarian decision both a strategic and morale wise decision. However, the Naval Forces currently do not pursue the build-up of prisoner process facilities on our own. The increasing demand for workforce at the Fuchu Containment Facility may result in additional annex facilities being constructed by the State Police, should they choose to do so.

For the time being we advice you to drop off any small quantities of captured pilots at Narita Station or the nearest, for you convenient, deployed battlegroup. If your company schedule does not permit for regular transfers of captured personnel yourself, the Admiralty can offer you routine visits by the IKN-Abashiri for direct hand over at the Tomakomai Research Complex. This vessel is exclusively dedicated to the transfer of captive criminals between the Naval Forces and the State Police wherever the State Police' own capabilities are deemed insufficient.

Should you wish to make use of this possibility, we also wish to make you aware of a civil duty programme by the Ministry of Justice. Through this programme, a direct hand over to a vessel like the IKN-Abashiri will result in a flat 40 credits per captive reward payment for the civil company through state funds.

In service of Kusari,
Shido Kijima
Naval Operations Headquarters

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