Bretonian Armed Forces Defense Intelligence Staff (DIS) (iRP) (AO)

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Greetings officers, training report 0603818#2, lead by Commodore Sir Martin Bridge.

Attendee :

• Ensign Robinson, templar
  
• Lieutenant Havering, templar
  
• Lieutenant Moore, templar
  
• Commodore Bridge, templar
  

Part 1 : The session began with the Tree Questions exercise. The objective was to enhance the abilities of our pilots to answer and reply to their officers in extremely hostile situation. The method consisted of three templar opening fire with full force on the fourth templar, which had to answer three questions while dodging the attackers. The four attendees passed the exercise, one time each. My recommendations is to practise this short exercise at least once in a week, as a preamble to the training session.

Part 2 : The middle of the training session consisted of duels, using the standard rules, with mines trap as the main theme. Each attendee fought in turn every others. Lieutenant Moore, beating all of his challengers, showed himself the best pilot of the session while I, having been bested by all of my challengers, showed myself the worst. My recommandation is, well, to personally train more to it *coughs*.

Part 3 : The late part was dedicated to experimental techniques. The objective was to enhance the abilities of our pilots to perform coordinated strikes with a proper angle of attack. The method consisted of templar 1 from one hand (the bait), and templar 2 and 3 as a group on the other hand (the hunters), to fly in a scissor pattern. The bait had to lure templar 4 (the target) into the hunters' line of fire and mines. Our mutual observation was that it should be tested with a larger pool of fighters before we can draw conclusions about the real effectiveness of this technique, compared to the usual technique.


On a side note I also noticed a couple of unauthorized intrusions in the restricted area. I strongly suggest to post turrets and gunboat patrols in the New London side of the hole as a proper deterrent. This conclude my report. If you need further details I will be studying our maps at Battleship Harlow command desk until midnight.

Regards,
Commodore M. Bridge.

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