> To: All Liberty Forces, BH & Freelancers | From: Nebula Technologies - SOS

[Kalhmera]

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Liberty Navy Reserve Fleet
Security Clearance: < GRANTED >

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Sender ID: Rear Admiral Alice Shepard

Receiver: Nebula Shipping Express

Subject: The Licensing Process

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Good Evening,

Having worked with both 1st and 46th Fleets in the past, I don't think that is a fair assumption to make. Both Fleets are working day in and day out to ensure not only our borders are secure but installations like yours are kept safe. When it comes to paperwork and the Republic of Liberty I will say in my experience it's best to get that sort of thing taken care of immediately and not wait around until your base is under siege. It can and will delay the process. Now I know it may seem like I am taking sides. However, in my opinion the Republic is built on a foundation of trust but verify. How would it look if the Liberty Navy was dispatch to defend a base that had yet to compete its paperwork and it ended up being an illegal station in the first place? We could potentially put our own men and women in harm's way over something that should not have been there in the first place. There are reasons behind the madness so to speak.

Regarding your defense, I am glad to hear your able to make do with what you have. Be patient and I'm sure our government will reply when able. I will say you need to be cautious in the manner of which you speak. Accusing the Liberty Navy of ill intentions against its own people and accusing us of partnering with criminal organizations like The Rouges is not a great way to start a relationship.

The Vermont is still in the area and will continue to assist until we are directed elsewhere.

In Service To The Republic.

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Alice Shepard
Rear Admiral
Liberty Navy Reserve Fleet

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