Red Hessian Reporting Facility

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Message to: RHA
Comm ID: Hauptmann Johannes Farb aboard Gunboat Leopard and bomber Red Autumn
Location: Vogtland, Dresden

Meine Herren.

I was sipping my coffee in the cantina in Vogtland when I received a distress call from [RHA]Arado and [RHA]Miss.Olsen that [ASF]Karig was shredding Arado to pieces with her 6 missile turrets. I immediately radioed to hangar bay and told to set our Gunboat Leopard ready for an emergency launch.

After I un-docked her I saw the fight going on about 9km from my position. I engaged cruise and told our forces to hang on. That yellow-belly [ASF]Karig saw what was coming and engaged cruise without firing a shot at me. He cowardly left his wingman bomber RWK-Flg.Franz.Wilhelm hanging there and we took him out pretty quickly.



Another military pilot Jack.Landau in his Wrath came too late to help him out and met the same faith quickly.




With the victory ensured I flew back to Vogtland and switched to my own bomber Red.Autumn and we decided to go patrol with our bombers the Omega-15 system. On our way a lone bounty hunter John.Alpharon stood in our way and he just wouldn't take the hint to get out and met the inevitable fate.



We continued to Omega-15 and found there a bounty hunter bomber BH-Chimera-B. and another BH capital ship. The capital ship decided wisely and fled, but suddenly a BH Battleship Amaranth came about. I had an old score to settle with this individual so we took on her.



Regrettably Miss.Olsen succumbed to the concentrated fire of Amaranth and when Arado delivered the killing shot the explosion of the Amaranth took Arado with it. I managed to rescue both pilots. While still contending with the remaining bomber I had a momentary loss of controls and was seriously damaged. Luckily a nearby patrol was able to pick us all up and deliver us to safety. Now we are waiting for our new ships and recuberating from our minor wounds in Vogtland. It was a victory, but a costly one.



- Hauptmann Johannes Farb.

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