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The Guardian System on Unit 059 has reached its limit in potential.
In it's last battle totaling over 10 veteran piloted ships destroyed within half an hour.

Recently, a scout patrol sent out to assess the damages on various installations due to a heavy ion storm. A few days ago, they reported an unknown ship that was apparently disabled by the storm. The patrolling ships towed it to ||||||||||||||| in case it contained any survivors. To our surprise the ship had no signs of human influence. There was no cockpit, it had a robotic arm and a power source that, while not unheard of, has never been seen before or had any construction method that even in theory looked like it would work.

After running numerous other tests, it was found that this ship was constructed by itself, or at least, others like it. We also found pieces of data that were left over from the ion storm, most of which was probably erased during the ion storm, some of it in ways similar to the Guardian System. However, overall, the unknown ship's data was more complex than anything humanly possible. Just a single block of this ship's left over data was equivalent to what we would have used to program at least three Guardian Units. Our tests also found a very interesting weapons system, it took a while to compile all of the data but from what could be guessed, some of its weaponry was damaged during the storm.

We decided that after erasing the remaining data, this ship would be the perfect base for Unit 059's systems. The storage capabilities of the ship allowing the system to reprogram itself and change its actions based on the environment it was in. Since the Guardian System on Unit 059 no longer needs access to information databases at Norfolk, its effective range is limitless.

Although we couldn't add some of the external security systems as we did with the BDR-804 during its original construction, we were able to add some internal security programming. Though not as effective the technicians will try to maintain control of it from Norfolk Shipyards should anything happen.

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