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AdmiralRalwood: Silly problem unnoticed due to auto-formatting changes.

2014-01-30T02:38:08Z

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	=====Recommendation 3 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''		=====Recommendation 3=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''

	Personal Log, Noemi Laporte		Personal Log, Noemi Laporte
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	=====Recommendation 3 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''		=====Recommendation 3=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''

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	=====Recommendation 4 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendations 1 and 3, above.)''		=====Recommendation 4=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendations 1 and 3, above.)''

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	=====Recommendation 5 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendations 1, 3, and 4, above.)''		=====Recommendation 5=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendations 1, 3, and 4, above.)''

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	=====Recommendation 2 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''		=====Recommendation 2=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''

	Any of the four approaches can lead to success. If you can convince her you're worth listening (by discussing either her experience or yours), you simply need to identify the problem. If you make her angry, you're still in good shape - stand your ground when pressed and remind her of your own experience.		Any of the four approaches can lead to success. If you can convince her you're worth listening (by discussing either her experience or yours), you simply need to identify the problem. If you make her angry, you're still in good shape - stand your ground when pressed and remind her of your own experience.
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	=====Recommendation 2 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''		=====Recommendation 2=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''

	Destroying Tev beam cannons with your Paveways may help the frigates survive.		Destroying Tev beam cannons with your Paveways may help the frigates survive.
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	=====Recommendation 3 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''		=====Recommendation 3=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''

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	=====Recommendation 4 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendations 1 and 3, above.)''		=====Recommendation 4=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendations 1 and 3, above.)''

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	=====Recommendation 2 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''		=====Recommendation 2=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 1, above.)''

	Use Slammers to destroy incoming bomber wings at range.		Use Slammers to destroy incoming bomber wings at range.
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	=====Recommendation 6 ''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 5, above (or it would be if not for the period missing at the end).)''		=====Recommendation 6=====
			''(Note: This is identical to Recommendation 5, above (or it would be if not for the period missing at the end).)''

	Take out enemy fighters with your Slammers and Rapier, watch out for bomb shockwaves, and steer clear of beam fire. Remember, if flying a Kentauroi or Uriel, you have reverse thrust and reverse afterburners		Take out enemy fighters with your Slammers and Rapier, watch out for bomb shockwaves, and steer clear of beam fire. Remember, if flying a Kentauroi or Uriel, you have reverse thrust and reverse afterburners

AdmiralRalwood: A few capitalization slip-ups.

2014-01-30T02:31:02Z

A few capitalization slip-ups.

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	Mission filename: bp2-02.fs2		Mission filename: bp2-02.fs2

	====~~BRIEFING~~====		====Briefing====
	=====Stage 1=====		=====Stage 1=====

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	====~~DEBRIEFING~~====		====Debriefing====
	=====Stage 1=====		=====Stage 1=====

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2014-01-30T02:29:34Z

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Black Wolf at 07:09, 28 January 2014

2014-01-28T07:09:56Z

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	BLUE PLANET 2: WAR IN HEAVEN MISSION INFORMATION		BLUE PLANET 2: WAR IN HEAVEN MISSION INFORMATION

	~~COMPILED BY: AdmiralRalwood~~

	~~EMAIL: MageKing17@gmail.com~~

	{{spoiler\|[[Blue Planet: Age of Aquarius]] and [[Blue Planet: War in Heaven]]}}		{{spoiler\|[[Blue Planet: Age of Aquarius]] and [[Blue Planet: War in Heaven]]}}

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2014-01-26T22:07:59Z

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AdmiralRalwood: Adding act 2.

2014-01-26T19:17:50Z

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AdmiralRalwood: Adding mission 7.

2014-01-26T17:05:49Z

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2014-01-26T16:47:24Z

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2014-01-26T16:30:40Z

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2014-01-26T16:04:18Z

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	This is the first major engagement you have participated in, so don't expect to be a hero. Survival is half the battle.		This is the first major engagement you have participated in, so don't expect to be a hero. Survival is half the battle.


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			===Ken===
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			FICTION VIEWER

			FleetNet Document Service<br/>
			USER: Laporte, Noemi, O-1, 170Navajas/DD01Solaris<br/>
			Your document request:<br/>
			Filed: 3 (three) days ago<br/>
			Distribution: U/NFORN<br/>
			Stated Reason: Personal inquiry re: health of unit member<br/>
			has been GRANTED

			Document follows.

			Fleet Medical Advisories<br/>
			MD0549-Psychosocial Issues

			2-3. TYPES OF STRESS IN COMBAT<br/>
			a. Physical/psychological strain.

			b. Fear/anxiety of pain, mutilation, death.

			c. Fear of failure/disgrace.

			d. Grief, rage (loss of friends, hatred of enemy, incompetent leadership, and so forth).

			e. Ethical limits (killing, firing at noncombatants, leaving patients to die, and so forth). The soldier may feel guilty of his own rage or acts.

			f. Internal conflict (survival vs. mission, loyalty, and ideals [leaving wounded friend behind, short timer, and so forth])


			USER COMMAND: move to section 2.4C, SYMPTOMS OF BATTLE FATIGUE<br/>
			(1) "Thousand-yard-stare" (normal and common after heavy combat, improves with 1 to 2 days rest).

			(2) Hyperalertness.

			3) Tension, startle response, fine tremors (becomes selective in veterans, but increases again with sleep loss and cumulative combat).

			(4) Psychological symptoms (normal and very common).<br/>
			(a) Headaches.<br/>
			(b) Back pain.<br/>
			(c) Nausea, vomiting.<br/>
			(d) Bowel and urinary symptoms.<br/>

			(5) Irritability (warning signs--silent, withdrawn, or "vicious" in own group).

			(6) Inability to concentrate.

			(7) Insomnia, terror dreams (afraid to sleep; therefore, symptoms worsen).

			(8) Inertia, indecision, fatigue (can lead to mistakes and increased stress).

			(9) Depression (motor retardation, crying, survivor guilt).

			(10) Anxiety reactions (gross tremors, extreme startle).

			(11) Memory loss (amnesia, complete or partial; "fugue" flight)

			NOTE:"Fugue" flight individuals perform acts of which they appear to be conscious but, upon recovery, have no recollections of the acts


			BRIEFING 1

			Sorry to call you in unexpectedly, Ensign Laporte. I'm Lieutenant Vicmouth, First Fleet PsyOps.

			Random screening of combat pilots has selected you for a psychological evaluation. In order to maximize the diagnostic efficiency of the evaluation, it will occur during a live sortie. You will patrol a navigation point near Earth for enemy scout wings.

			I will fly your wing, interview you during your downtime, and monitor transmissions from your flightsuit's Diagnostic Neural Interface. To avoid distractions, your weapons systems will be locked unless enemy contact occurs.

			Suit up. We launch in ten.


			DEBRIEFING 1

			Personal log, Noemi Laporte

			They cleared me. I have no idea why, or how, but they cleared me. The report makes it sounds like I'm the sanest woman on this side of the Council of Elders.

			What the hell is going on here?

			I listened to the flight transcript. I listened to my own cockpit voice records.

			The things I said were utterly normal. They are not the things I remember saying. Lieutenant Vicmouth interviewed me, we completed our patrol, and then we jumped home to the Solaris. No one ever mentioned my purpose, or my childhood...not me, and not him.

			I must have been blacked out the whole time. I woke up in my cockpit on the hangar deck soaked in sweat and convinced that I had finally cracked.

			Who was speaking to me? More importantly...who was speaking to Lieutenant Vicmouth while I was inside my own head, having a conversation with an imaginary friend from my childhood?

			What happened out there today makes me fear for my sanity. I'm going to write to Elder Mandho.

			He'll know what to do.

			In the meantime, I'm just going to do my best to put it out of my mind, write it off as combat stress, and hope it doesn't happen again.


			RECOMMENDATION 1

			remember the ants