General informationName: Epsilon Wing Affiliation: 6th Liberty Navy Fleet Tag: 6th|Epsilon- ID: Liberty Navy ID IFF: Liberty Navy IFF SynopsisThis wing was created in 824 A.S after the appointment of Karen Mcintosh to the position of chief logistician. Despite her peaceful occupation, she understood the need to create a flexible, operational wing to carry out tasks that go beyond the usual kind of military activities. The wing of Epsilon includes not only ships of different classes, but also pilots of different specialties. Rough and stern soldiers work together with flexible operatives. The high command of the wing is located on the siege cruiser LNS-Maine, and also has a base on the planet New York. DiplomacyAllied:
Liberty Navy 5th, 3rd and primary fleets.
6th Liberty Navy Fleet Friendly:
Liberty Corporations
Liberty Police inc.
Liberty Security Forces
Bretonia Corporations
Bretonia Armed Forces
Bretonia Police
Bretonia Privateers
The Council
Kusari Imperial Navy. Neutral:
Kusari Corporations
FL-ER
GMG
Zoners
Kusari Naval Forces
Kusari Police.
Rheinland lawful forces.
Rheinland corporations. Unfriendly:
Gallic Criminals.
Rheinland unlawfuls. War:
Nomads and infected forces
Gallic Royal Navy
Gallic Royal Police
Gallic Corporations
Liberty Criminals
Bretonia Criminals GoalsPrimary:
Keep Liberty and civilians safe
Get rid of pirate groups
Secondary:
Extraction of intelligence data.
The search for ways to reduce the effectiveness of hacking support of Lane Hackers.
Collection and analysis of non-public information about events in the Republic and the allied Kingdom of Bretonia.
Termination of the activities of narcotic and smuggling cartels.
Obtaining technological data on enemy ships. RosterEpsilon-1
Epsilon-2
Epsilon-3
Epsilon-7The list of operations
6th Amridal Michael Blackburn Wrote:Bretonia High Command has confirmed that it will be able to help raid the Leeds system, connected with the suppression of the forces of Gaul, I decided to start organizing this operation. We have the following tasks:
1. Weaken the numerical composition of the ships of Gaul in the Leeds system.
2. Damage the local stations, which are now under the control of the forces of Gaul. I must say at once that Bretonia gave a green light to their damage. We will not destroy them: the damage will be inflicted only on the docks, which will prevent the forces of Gaul from using these stations. There should be no damage to the internal systems of the station.
The task of the following operation:
1. Destroy Gallic Royal Navy and move to LD-14-station.
2. Double-launch the torpedo "Nightmare" at the station LD-14. Torpedoes must get on the docks, which for a very long time will deprive the enemy of the opportunity to dock with this station and supply its crew.
It must be said that torpedoes "nightmare" should be used only during the complete destruction of enemy forces. In simple words, if you launch torpedoes at the beginning of the battle, then there is a chance of their destruction along the way by the forces of Gallia. However, if events require that, use torpedoes against large enemy ships in battle.
How we damage stations? I think, what we can use "Nightmare"-torpedo on station-docks. If I correctly calculated, then each station has its own turrets, located very close to these compartments. You just need to send these torpedoes directly to these turrets. Thus, the torpedo will fall directly to the point, which will severely damage the docking compartments, but will not destroy the station's internal communications.
Reports Epsilon 7. We arrived at the rendezvous point exactly in 1800. Our fleet was already fully assembled, but we waited for reinforcements and solved organizational issues, which took us another half hour. These half an hour were fatal, as the enemy managed to regroup and gather forces. We have not met any resistance on the way to the goal. We met the enemy only at the station itself. After two shots on the docking docks, we launched an attack. In the first seconds we managed to disable the enemy gunboat, and our dreadnought successfully disrupted the enemy valor. Unfortunately, enemy mobile cruisers divided our capital ships, forcing them to fight alone. While our ships were losing ground, I fought with a freelancer who sold his soul to gallic cowards. As soon as we dealt with him, I discovered that our fleet was almost destroyed. Both cruisers are disabled, and the dreadnought is engulfed by fire. We made the last attempt to disable the enemy cruiser by the massive fire of small ships. My ship was almost disabled, but I managed to reach the base of resistance on the planet, where I am now. -Epsilon-7
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"Σ" is not Epsilon. It is Sigma. "Ε" is Epsilon. Its lowercase letter is "ε", which kind of looks like Sigma, but as you might notice, it is a lot rounder and more compact. And is your motto supposed to mean "We who are left behind"?
(09-28-2017, 12:44 PM)Thunderer Wrote: "Σ" is not Epsilon. It is Sigma. "Ε" is Epsilon. Its lowercase letter is "ε", which kind of looks like Sigma, but as you might notice, it is a lot rounder and more compact. And is your motto supposed to mean "We who are left behind"?
Sigma was used for the sake of better view, actually. I was waiting for someone, who will say about this little "mistake". The variant with Epsilon didn't look nice for me.
The motto supposes to mean "For those, who left behind", very similar with Crayterian "For those, we left behind". I used Google Translate, actually.
Thank you for your feedback though.
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Supressive Fight, Part 1, LD14 attack
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