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Incoming Transmission
Liberty Navy, 2nd Fleet
Admiral Marcus Robinson

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Director Maxwell.

I share my view with Fleet Admiral Kemp-Smith, Admirals Asterius, Ferguson, Uhmen and Tanner as well my colleges from LSF TacOps and External Threat Division.

The Sudbury is our main concern. There is no point in denying that it's the bigger threat. Lane Hackers just do not possess the capability to reverse-engineer a Military technology in such a short-time - nor, I believe, the required resources to do so. As such the only logical solution is to secure Planet Sudbury, and then go for the secondary objective of recovering Nidoyo wreck.

However, as mentioned by the First Fleet Admiralty and Admiral Boehm himself, you did not specify the timeframe of such an operation, nor enough information to come to a satisfiable conclusion, Director.

We cannot spend time digging a logistical corridor for a month before it becomes a strain on our Military forces. Time and manpower is of essence here. As such, I request alongwith the First Fleet Admiralty that you share any relevant intelligence before we can go forward with the 'single, resolute plan of action'-that you had mentioned.

That, then, brings us to another topic - I need to object to your assessment on Yellowstone. Although it sits in a critical junction that disrupts smuggling and pirate operations in California system, it can be relieved by Battlegroup Bravo (Concord) very easily and redeployed to Ontario in short notice. I believe Yellowstone will increase our operational security, as the Battlegroup Bravo cannot transit safely the Ontario Jump Gate, without possibly causing a situation closely resembling the Alberta Incident, nor Bravo can provide sufficient reinforcements through the Jump Gate, should we need to salvage this operation.

My views on recommendation to redeploy Yellowstone with Admiral Fergusson are matched - however, I do understand that the battlegroup never faced this big threat with this much stake on-the-line other than pirates in Coronado, as such, they need to be relegated to internal security of the Damaged California Jump Gate perimeter against opportunistic terrorist attacks, and ONLY called in as the last straw if the operation severely deteriorates.

Unless you provide Intelligence that will, without doubt, determine that Tuscaloosa and Lehigh will be enough, I hope this recommendation will be reviewed sufficiently and not fall on deaf ears.

I believe, your last concern should be reorganization. Director.

That would be all, thank you.

Marcus Robinson
Admiral, 2FLT
Liberty Navy

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