Transmission to: SCRA
Comm ID: Admiral Kirk, SCRA Fleet Commander
Comrades, my flagship, the CPW Popular Front, finished final weapons trials today, and is now fully operational. In light of it's completion, I am re-defining what vessels are assigned to what areas of operations, and breaking them down into flotillas. I shall be taking the fight back to Bretonia and the western Omega systems, whilst Commodore Rokossowsky will continue the good fight in Rheinland. Note that another Typhoon class is in production, but still lacks a Captain. Apply in private. The fighter wing shall, as usual, continue to focus on where they are needed.
CPW Havana
-Hull Number: 08-02
-Ship Type: Osiris Class Battleship
-CO: Comandante Adrian 'Ares' o Jovem
Note: The Comandante will normally be found in his fighter, so this vessel will fall under the command of his XO when he is not aboard. Commodore Rokossowsky will retain command of the capital ship flotilla, due to Comandante o Jovem spending most of his time leading the fighter corps.
CPW Jan Richthofen (Flagship)
-Hull Number: 09-02
-Ship Type: Typhoon Class Destroyer (Assault Variant)
-CO: Commodore Stanislaw Rokossowsky
Notes: Captain Totenkopt will serve as XO of this flotilla, due to his long years of experience in Rheinland, despite the fact that he refuses to leave his gunboat. Captain Totenkopt may move to a larger vessel in the case of capital ship engagements.
[color=#FFFF00]Bretonia/Western Omega Flotilla
Commander: Admiral Ty Kirk
Executive Officer: Unspecified
CPW Popular Front (Flagship)
-Hull Number: 09-07
-Ship Type: Typhoon Class Destroyer (Assault Variant)
-CO: Admiral Ty Kirk
Notes: Although the Maidstone is large enough to be a capital ship, it is not a combat-ready vessel, being designed to carry marines into combat, and get them out again. An XO is still required for this fleet, as well as possibly another Typhoon Class.
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