- Test pilots just get out of debriefing. They had a long day of system analysis a their new assignment. Though All of them sworn in secretary of this new project they were free to talk "some," data among other test pilots. The pilots in special interest of this project are Agent Phelps and Agent Oro'Lemus (Just graduated from West Point and recommended to the LSF) -
*The two sit down at the far tables away from everyone else.*
Phelps: Here we go * Phelps places piles of papers and books on the table*
Oro'Lemus: I'll order us some food and drinks ehh want like a steak or burger?
Phelps: Burger is fine thanks * Phelps begins looking over flight data* -To himself as he reads- The powercore of this older model had capacity to increase output over 500% but seeing as nothing could use that much power they settled for this -- BDR-337 model is a very shallow fighter. Though Doctor Wilkins made small modifications it doesn't do much for the over all design. He noted this in his lecture today. "The problem with Liberty crafted vessels is there not a uni-body platform. They are ridged and narrow minded." Dr. J-Wilkins suggests the fighters of the new era will be able to have external upgrades and internal upgrades. Which will firstly cut down on production costs and increase the ability to have a versified fighter fleet.-
Oro'Lemus: Hey! Ya starting without me? Ordered the food! *sits down and grabs a tablet with papers on it.* So have you reviewed the specs on this prototype yet?
Phelps: I seen a small portion. From what I can tell it's a Light Fighter class judging from it's speed capabilities.
Oro'Lemus: Yeah..could be but the powercore is massive. I wouldn't think they can cram such a power source in such a small frame.
Phelps: Yeah that is true. Alot of out fighters are still very basic and dated. I find it is hard to believe that it is taking us 20 years to develop something new. Or at least have something to show for the last 20 years.
Oro'Lemus: Well after the war, Nomadic war, the government was scared to have such a open policy for research. Especially Secularize Colleges access to Nomad tech. And pvt Military contractors. So really our progress had been slowed down by the government restricting and reducing funds. And rather put the Liberty Security Force in charge.
Phelps: And we aren't made of money. Alot of research was wasted on things we still don't have answers for. But even then with this war we are facing a harden a skilled enemy. But again our technical level hasn't improved so we are fighting a ancient style combat. Fleet caps and bombers. Low slow and dirty. Fighters are more efficient.
Oro'Lemus: Yep. Well with this prototype it is said to be able to change the course of the era. It's like this prototype is something of hope through the "dark ages," we are facing. *shrugs* I just can't wait to fly the darn thing.
Phelps: Me too. All I know about it, I haven't see it yet, but it is fast, powerful and can out perform anything on the production line to date. And it's expensive. R&DD spent over 3.3 billion credits to some private corporation called "Bremen" making the prototype so i can image this vessel will not be main line Navy. And I haven't seen any of the Navy goon heads around. So I am thinking this project isn't even released to the High command in the Navy. -Waiter places the food on a smaller side table and scoots it next to their table they thank the waiter and continue-
Oro'Lemus: Why wouldn't the Navy receive them? The only thing I see it as the numbers of fronts we have. If the Navy gets thinned out and trying to buy up as many of these non-production prototypes resources will be greatly reduced for more decisive and technical operations better suited for Elite LSF pilots.
Phelps: That is one theory, really I think Dr. Wilkins is using this project as a stepping board to press the issue on the Republic to increase funds for R&DD. I mean the guy is a old geezer but he has balls to take science to a level no one wants to go.
Oro'Lemus: Heh, you idolize him.
Phelps: Who wouldn't? He's a genius most people I talk to, and no offense, are meat heads.
Oro'Lemus: Ahaha that is true. Non taken. Bremen company huh? *Oro'Lemus looks at their comp any history* I am not really familiar with this company. It's Liberty born, invested and shared but nothing in the mass media and there is no mention of any previous work releases or production lines.
Phelps: Dunno LSF cover most likely...
Oro'Lemus: When do you think we can fly the prototypes?
Phelps: Word is that there are 3 prototypes at our research station and a 4th one being constructed back at Bremen so I say anywhere from next week to the following.
Oro'Lemus: *places his papers into a suitcase* Yep well I can't wait with politics aside it looks like it will be a hot ride.
Phelps: *places his papers into a suitcase* No kidding. At least we don't have to patrol until testing is over.
Oro'Lemus: That's what I call a sweet deal *raises glass* Too the future of Liberty!
Phelps: To the new era of Liberty *raises glass and drinks*
-SO it was they had finished their meal and went on their separate ways.-
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