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Black Yoshi1230: /* Notes */ A story related note.

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Notes: A story related note.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This mission opens up a new entry in the Intelligence section of the Tech Room, where it is revealed that the transmission received in the mission was a set of schematics for some kind of quantum pulse transmission device. It is likely that this device is related to [[Project Nagari]].		* This mission opens up a new entry in the Intelligence section of the Tech Room, where it is revealed that the transmission received in the mission was a set of schematics for some kind of quantum pulse transmission device. It is likely that this device is related to [[Project Nagari]].
			* Were you paying attention to one of the Fiction Viewer entries and one of the recommendations in [[Ken]]?

	==Total number of forces==		==Total number of forces==

Logomancer: /* Total number of forces */

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Total number of forces

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	* 4 [[GTF Perseus\|GTF ''Perseus'']]		* 4 [[GTF Perseus\|GTF ''Perseus'']]
	** ''Scorpio'' (4)		** ''Scorpio'' (4)
	*** Led by Lt. Fabian "Anansi" Kurinadi, 181st ~~Bloodletters~~		*** Led by Lt. Fabian "Anansi" Kurinadi, 181st Bloodhounds

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	* 4 [[GTF Perseus\|GTF ''Perseus'']]		* 4 [[GTF Perseus\|GTF ''Perseus'']]
	** ''Scorpio'' (4)		** ''Scorpio'' (4)
	*** Led by Lt. Fabian "Anansi" Kurinadi, 181st ~~Bloodletters~~		*** Led by Lt. Fabian "Anansi" Kurinadi, 181st Bloodhounds

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Logomancer: /* Walkthrough */

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Walkthrough

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	You start in the fighter bay of the ''Indus''. Head out, and there are two wings of Gef [[Scimitar (Blue Planet)\|Scimitar]]s plus a [[UET Corsair\|transport]] attached to the ''Pesedjet''. Engage the Gef forces; when they take enough casualties, they will jump out. There will be some dialogue while the ''Indus'' sends out a [[UET Kadmos\|medical transport]], the ''Littman''. After a minute or two, the [[GTVA]] [[GTCv Deimos\|corvette]] ''Arethusa'' will jump in with a wing of [[GTF Perseus\|Persei]]. Simms will order a weapons hold as the ''Littman'' docks with the ''Pesedjet''.		You start in the fighter bay of the ''Indus''. Head out, and there are two wings of Gef [[Scimitar (Blue Planet)\|Scimitar]]s plus a [[UET Corsair\|transport]] attached to the ''Pesedjet''. Engage the Gef forces; when they take enough casualties, they will jump out. There will be some dialogue while the ''Indus'' sends out a [[UET Kadmos\|medical transport]], the ''Littman''. After a minute or two, the [[GTVA]] [[GTCv Deimos\|corvette]] ''Arethusa'' will jump in with a wing of [[GTF Perseus\|Persei]]. Simms will order a weapons hold as the ''Littman'' docks with the ''Pesedjet''.

	If the weapons hold, um, holds, more dialogue ensues; the captains of the ''Indus'' and the ''Arethusa'' arguing as the ''Pesedjet'' burns. Eventually, they enter a truce; the ''Indus'' will see to the crew of the ''Pesedjet'' while the ''Arethusa'' sends an engineering team (aboard the [[GTT Argo\|transport]] ''Sampson'') to make sure the logistics ship's reactor doesn't blow. Both ships jam the other's long-range comms to prevent them from signaling from reinforcements. It looks like that things will turn out OK after all...until the [[UEFg Narayana\|artillery frigate]] ''Hesperia'' jumps in and starts tearing the Tev corvette a new one. Everyone goes weapons free, so you're free to fire on the Tevs or not. It ends with the ''Arethusa'' being destroyed, her escort getting splashed, and the ''Sampson'' surrendering.		As the weapons hold, um, holds, more dialogue ensues; the captains of the ''Indus'' and the ''Arethusa'' arguing as the ''Pesedjet'' burns. Eventually, they enter a truce; the ''Indus'' will see to the crew of the ''Pesedjet'' while the ''Arethusa'' sends an engineering team (aboard the [[GTT Argo\|transport]] ''Sampson'') to make sure the logistics ship's reactor doesn't blow. Both ships jam the other's long-range comms to prevent them from signaling from reinforcements. It looks like that things will turn out OK after all...until the [[UEFg Narayana\|artillery frigate]] ''Hesperia'' jumps in and starts tearing the Tev corvette a new one. Everyone goes weapons free, so you're free to fire on the Tevs or not. It ends with the ''Arethusa'' being destroyed, her escort getting splashed, and the ''Sampson'' surrendering.

	When challenged by Captain Sorenson, the skipper of the ''Hesperia'' explains that Admiral Calder sent her out there when they lost contact with the ''Indus'' to see what was up, and that, as they were ignorant of any cease-fire approved by command, they were in the right to destroy the hostile warship. While this is happening, you get an encrypted transmission from the ''Pesedjet'', which you accept and keep secret. At that point, there's not much else to do; land in the fighter bay of the ''Indus'' when prompted to end the mission.		When challenged by Captain Sorenson, the skipper of the ''Hesperia'' explains that Admiral Calder sent her out there when they lost contact with the ''Indus'' to see what was up, and that, as they were ignorant of any cease-fire approved by command, they were in the right to destroy the hostile warship. While this is happening, you get an encrypted transmission from the ''Pesedjet'', which you accept and keep secret. At that point, there's not much else to do; land in the fighter bay of the ''Indus'' when prompted to end the mission.

Logomancer: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This mission opens up a new entry in the Intelligence section of the Tech Room, where it is revealed that the transmission received in the mission was a set of schematics for some kind of quantum pulse transmission device. ~~This could possibly be a~~ device related to [[Project Nagari]].		* This mission opens up a new entry in the Intelligence section of the Tech Room, where it is revealed that the transmission received in the mission was a set of schematics for some kind of quantum pulse transmission device. It is likely that this device is related to [[Project Nagari]].

	==Total number of forces==		==Total number of forces==

Logomancer: /* Background */

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Background

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	The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions. However, non-military decisions remain the purview of the Council of Elders, and Netreba and Calder are ordered to surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. In a communique, Admiral Byrne rebukes his fellow admirals for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".		The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions. However, non-military decisions remain the purview of the Council of Elders, and Netreba and Calder are ordered to surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. In a communique, Admiral Byrne rebukes his fellow admirals for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".

	As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it ~~was~~ attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.		As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it is attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.

	==Walkthrough==		==Walkthrough==

Logomancer: /* Background */

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Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions. However, non-military decisions remain the purview of the Council of Elders, and Netreba and Calder are ordered to surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. In a communique ~~to Admirals Netreba and Calder~~, Admiral Byrne rebukes ~~them~~ for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".		The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions. However, non-military decisions remain the purview of the Council of Elders, and Netreba and Calder are ordered to surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. In a communique, Admiral Byrne rebukes his fellow admirals for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".

	As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.		As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.

Logomancer: /* Background */

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Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions. However, non-military decisions, remain the purview of the Council of Elders, and Netreba and Calder are ordered to surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".		The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions. However, non-military decisions remain the purview of the Council of Elders, and Netreba and Calder are ordered to surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".

	As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.		As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.

Logomancer: /* Background */ Reworded to better reflect the background of the mission

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Background: Reworded to better reflect the background of the mission

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Netreba and Calder surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. ~~However, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions; non-military decisions, of course, remain the purview of the Council of Elders.~~ In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".		The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions. However, non-military decisions, remain the purview of the Council of Elders, and Netreba and Calder are ordered to surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".

	As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.		As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.

Logomancer: /* Background */

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Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the logistics ship. After long negotiations, Netreba and Calder surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. However, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions; non-military decisions, of course, remain the purview of the Council of Elders. In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".		The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the [[GTL Anemoi\|logistics ship]]. After long negotiations, Netreba and Calder surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. However, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions; non-military decisions, of course, remain the purview of the Council of Elders. In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".

	As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.		As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.

Logomancer: wikifications, minor editing

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wikifications, minor editing

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	'''Fighter squadron:''' None given.		'''Fighter squadron:''' None given.

	'''Description:''' The ''Indus'' is sent to make contact with a Vasudan logistics vessel.		'''Description:''' The [[UEFg Indus\|''Indus'']] is sent to make contact with a [[Vasudan]] [[GVL Tawaret\|logistics vessel]].

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the logistics ship. After long negotiations, Netreba and Calder surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. ~~In return~~, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions; non-military decisions, of course, remain the purview of the Council of Elders. In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".		The securing of the GTL ''Agincourt'' for the UEF was a phenomenal coup for TF Wargods. Admirals Netreba and Calder had planned to use the ship for continued offensives against the GTVA; however, Admiral Byrne and the Council of Elders had other plans for the logistics ship. After long negotiations, Netreba and Calder surrender the ''Agincourt'' for use in the Federation Science Council's ongoing secret project. However, Second and Third Fleets gain autonomy for military decisions; non-military decisions, of course, remain the purview of the Council of Elders. In a communique to Admirals Netreba and Calder, Admiral Byrne rebukes them for their recklessness during the operation to secure the ''Agincourt'', putting their lives and themselves in danger. He also expresses dismay at the general strategy they have chosen to pursue and their lack of faith in the Elders' decisions, restating that "this war shall never be won by force of arms".

	As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by ~~elements~~ of the Gaian Effort. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.		As this all is happening, Admiral Steele has put in motion a contingency plan to compensate for the loss of the ''Agincourt'', calling on the Vasudans for logistical support. As a result, the Vasudan logistics vessel ''Pesedjet'' has entered the Sol system. Not long after this, it was attacked by units of the [[Gaian Effort]]. How exactly the Gefs managed to get hold of the GTVA's ship movement orders remains a mystery; nevertheless, the ''Indus'' is sortied to drive off the Gefs, establish contact with the Vasudans, and ascertain the Imperium's intentions.

	==Walkthrough==		==Walkthrough==
	This is more of a story mission than a straight-up dogfight. It's probably best to take the [[UEF Kentauroi\|Kent]] for this mission. The standard loadout should be adequate, but you may want to swap out the ~~Javelins~~ with some ~~Grimlers~~.		This is more of a story mission than a straight-up dogfight. It's probably best to take the [[UEF Kentauroi\|Kent]] for this mission. The standard loadout should be adequate, but you may want to swap out the [[Javelin]]s with some [[Grimler]]s.

	You start in the fighter bay of the ''Indus''. Head out, and there are two wings of ~~[[Gaian Effort\|~~Gef]] [[Scimitar (Blue Planet)\|Scimitar]]s plus a [[UET Corsair\|transport]] attached to the ''Pesedjet''. Engage the Gef forces; when they take enough casualties, they will jump out. There will be some dialogue while the ''Indus'' sends out a [[UET Kadmos\|medical transport]], the ''Littman''. After a minute or two, the [[GTVA]] [[GTCv Deimos\|corvette]] ''Arethusa'' will jump in with a wing of [[GTF Perseus\|Persei]]. Simms will order a weapons hold as the ''Littman'' docks with the ''Pesedjet''.		You start in the fighter bay of the ''Indus''. Head out, and there are two wings of Gef [[Scimitar (Blue Planet)\|Scimitar]]s plus a [[UET Corsair\|transport]] attached to the ''Pesedjet''. Engage the Gef forces; when they take enough casualties, they will jump out. There will be some dialogue while the ''Indus'' sends out a [[UET Kadmos\|medical transport]], the ''Littman''. After a minute or two, the [[GTVA]] [[GTCv Deimos\|corvette]] ''Arethusa'' will jump in with a wing of [[GTF Perseus\|Persei]]. Simms will order a weapons hold as the ''Littman'' docks with the ''Pesedjet''.

	If the weapons hold, um, holds, more dialogue ensues; the captains of the ''Indus'' and the ''Arethusa'' arguing as the ''Pesedjet'' burns. Eventually, they enter a truce; the ''Indus'' will see to the crew of the ''Pesedjet'' while the ''Arethusa'' sends an engineering team (aboard the [[GTT Argo\|transport]] ''Sampson'') to make sure the logistics ship's reactor doesn't blow. Both ships jam the other's long-range comms to prevent them from signaling from reinforcements. It looks like that things will turn out OK after all...until the [[UEFg Narayana\|artillery frigate]] ''Hesperia'' jumps in and starts tearing the Tev corvette a new one. Everyone goes weapons free, so you're free to fire on the Tevs or not. It ends with the ''Arethusa'' being destroyed, her escort getting splashed, and the ''Sampson'' surrendering.		If the weapons hold, um, holds, more dialogue ensues; the captains of the ''Indus'' and the ''Arethusa'' arguing as the ''Pesedjet'' burns. Eventually, they enter a truce; the ''Indus'' will see to the crew of the ''Pesedjet'' while the ''Arethusa'' sends an engineering team (aboard the [[GTT Argo\|transport]] ''Sampson'') to make sure the logistics ship's reactor doesn't blow. Both ships jam the other's long-range comms to prevent them from signaling from reinforcements. It looks like that things will turn out OK after all...until the [[UEFg Narayana\|artillery frigate]] ''Hesperia'' jumps in and starts tearing the Tev corvette a new one. Everyone goes weapons free, so you're free to fire on the Tevs or not. It ends with the ''Arethusa'' being destroyed, her escort getting splashed, and the ''Sampson'' surrendering.