To: Survivors of The Star Spaceport Construction Site

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We have received reports of the assault on the construction site of your future station and have dispatched the Phoenix Medical Ship (\^/)Chiron and prepared its crew for an immediate emergency medical response. we will currently assume you have no communication capability and treat this as a search and rescue mission responding to your last known position. Long range sensors have been amplified to receive any possible transmissions. Medevac Team ETA: 00:08:36:18

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[The.Outlaw.Star]

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Hello Sir i'm picking up your transmission. Jake Winslow here owner and operator of the Star Space Port, or at-least whats left of it. We could use all the help we can get to gather the scattered crew, 200 or so of them, and begin construction to rebuild the lovely station that once stood. It is sad these men and women will never see their families again but the memory of them will forever be remembered! Let us learn from the past and hope this doesn't happen again to the innocent men of the Space Port. This time our plans will be grander and our operations be more vast together we can make a difference in the people of Sirius and provide a safe place for all to come and enjoy a cold beer.



We will be making construction plans in the near future and i will stay in contact with you thru this channel if your interested in assisting.

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*****COMM ID: DR.Patrick Banks*****
*****SHIP ID: (\^/)Chiron*****
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Administrator Winslow, I am pleased to inform you that after a brief search of the remains of the construction site our MedEvac team has rescued all 200 of your crew. All personnel are currently undergoing medical scans to confirm all injures and ailments have been diagnosed and treated. The majority of the crew appear to have only incurred minor to moderately severe injuries including lacerations, abrasions and first and second degree burns. Our initial concern for any survivors was for Hypoxia due to the massive decompression the station suffered upon its hull becoming breached as well as personnel remaining adrift for several hours with limited oxygen supply. The majority of the crews vital signs are stable while 16 remain in a critical condition however they are responding well to emergency medicine. We are en route to the medical facilities on Freeport 1 in the Omega-3 system. I will continue to monitor your crew on the Freeport for the next few days to ensure a full recovery where we will await your arrival.