'Stulingen' Mission Center

[Heuschrecke]

SENDER: Soldat Gunter Schwarz
RECIPIENT: Special Unit ‘Stulingen’, MND
LOCATION: RNC-Trier
SUBJECT: Rheinland Patrol

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Guten Abend, mein kameraden,

Gunter Schwarz, reporting in on the operation within Omega-3.

My instructions were to head to Omega-3 and rendezvous with a wing of fighters. A checkpoint was to be established at the wreck of Aland, and to monitor traffic for one such convoy passing through between Rheinland and Bretonia. I was first into position, with each of the fighter wing en-route. The boarding freighter was unavailable at the time of operation. Instead, this was replaced with a Gunboat.

While each agent was en-route, one Zoner Transport passed me by towards Rheinland. A full compliment of Artifacts were carried within its cargo. As I was the only one in position, I was unable to hold the vessel. Agents Fylgia, Serpopard and Nacht were en-route alongside one of the Noth Squadron. Nacht intercepted the cargo vessel on their way to my location, both destroying the vessel and its contents.

At 1900 hours, all vessels besides Noth-1 were in position at the checkpoint but there was no word that the intended targets had departed from Stuttgart. We stationed one scout by the Omega-7 gate, ready to alert us of any vessels pressing forwards. One Bretonia Police vessel showed up, designation “Montgomery”. Worthy of note, there may be complications with their involvement and observation of our operation.

1920 hours brought us to the first sighting of the vessels through Serpopard. They were instructed to let them through to the checkpoint. Concerns were aparrent when the vessels were confirmed. Being close to Bretonia, a boarding was out of the question. Instead the decision was to escort them back to Rheinland. While we successfully extracted the vessels back under Rheinland Control, we did not successfully avoid suspicions of the Police Officer on scene. There may be some follow-up from them in the foreseeable future, especially considering the reporting in of Noth-1 being that a second officer was called to the scene at their intended destination. Plausible that the Officer wanted to interrogate one or two of us. He handled the situation effectively, without bloodshed.

The journey was relatively unhindered through Rheinland. We were able to bring them to the intended destination in Deeper Omegas for the transponder modifications. Both captains were detained, both vessels were searched and cleared out. Preliminary checks of the transports show that both are in full working order and once the third has been acquired, will be able to be moved onwards.

Schwarz, Out.

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