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[James Greed]

log_accessed: A further addition to the previous file is needed in lieu of the final engagement.

The M411-SLP was tasked to move closer to Omicron Kappa in order to maintain a steady connection to the deployed monitoring boxes. The positive effects were marginal, not all of the units were capable of transmitting a signal back due to outside interference. Said interference is likely not of Core origin; the sophistication displayed is beyond their capabilities and limited understanding. The received interference could not be of Zoner/Militant origin either; their appearance side by side with Core forces is a completely different subject matter.

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M411-SLP managed to recover the three black boxes and some other AI fragments. Two from the units themselves, one from the damaged husk of 43C.

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data_extracted_in_order_of_signal_strength:

M411-PS on the Unit-42C:

Destruction of multiple hostile vessels and corrupted units due to prolonged engagements away from the main force. Most of these were targets of opportunity either engaging friendly units, or targeting the drive system of the vessel. Median of retaliation: 4.8 seconds. The analysis of the movement patterns showed little organization rather the use of a mass force. Most damage was done by the ships classified as *Gunships*. Neuralnet entries on the subject labels this as a *Wolfpack tactic.*

Shield harmonics were stressed during most of the combat. There is no useful data in the recordings; the shields were just a temporary barrier protecting the ship. Regeneration was not feasible or useful as it immediately stressed the energy reserves of the vessel. The maintenance protocols were in a similar state, the data was of no tactical value as most everything was done in a frantic manner to keep the vessel going.

M411-PM on the Unit-42B:

The Core vessels weren’t particularly effective at screening for their capital assets. Removed from the battle chasing after lone targets of opportunity severely diminished their effectiveness. Observation also revealed that the corrupted units did not perform as well as our standard drones. Lack of comprehension or understanding of our technologies ought to be the reason for this. Units with failing systems tend to divert power and resources to other protocols resulting in subpar performance and predictable movements.
An added curiosity to this matter is that the Unit-42B was an R1 “Reaper” drone outfitted for our purpose, not a standard Drone Bomber. An unfamiliar shell bested our foes in this case.

M411-PT on the Unit-43C:

This unit had encountered multiple system failures during launch, as it was hurriedly deployed to the warzone. No notable data was derived, the unit was also severely damaged during a skirmish later on.