Hi there Deltonians! It's another weekly report, soon to be followed by another monthly evaluation. Fortunately for the TC CS, they finished up last month's evaluation just in time! Grats to LT Landon Cruise for his Bronze Star of the Empire! Also grats to CPT Fenn, LC Nelson and myself for our Imperial Security Medals and to MAJ Clark for his Palpatine Crescent. That means just less than half the squad got something. We're gonna have to work on that folks!

There's been lots of other medals arriving on our flight deck this week. February's Medals of Communication came in, a total of seven, but we can do better! Also, it seems I was not the only one to participate in the SOO's Mjölnir competition, as both LC Nelson myself earned an Iron Star for our efforts! Remember folks - if you participate in non-Delta competitions, let me know! And while we're at it, two more medals came in: LT Landon Cruise grabbed another Iron Star for victory in trivia, and MAJ Clark bagged the Cruising Along competition with the highest score. Well done to all!

The latest buzz in the command ranks this week is exciting, as we are again closer to opening up a second Star Destroyer and finally becoming some semblence of a real battle group! The ship has been picked, (but I'm not gonna tell you which one!) and four of the six squadrons have already received their assignments. Well, not officially, but that's that. The latest choice is what to do with the others, with two options going around: both stay, or one goes. The Commanding Officer for the new ship has also been chosen, with a hefty discussion going on about who will lead the second ship, and whether they become Wing Commanders or Commodores. I'll give you one sneak peak: it won't be me, so I'll continue bugging you for a while longer :)

The ISD Hammer finally has a nickname and a motto as the results of the SOO's competition for them have finally been picked. Yeehaw!

The good news is it seems the SOO is able to return to his full and crazy self now. Which should mean the next MSE goes through a lot quicker than the last, but as you all know, real life can really screw up EH time with all it's little idiosyncrasies like hardware trouble, woman issues (whether they be wife, girlfriend, kid or other) and whatever else there is with jobs, houses, taxes, kitchens and stray rancors. Fortunately I suffer from none of those but you never know what the future holds. Although if I hit a snag somewhere I seriously do hope it won't be a stray rancor in the kitchen doing unspeakable things to a woman.

Lastly this week: do not forget that you still have a week to submit your fiction stories for the Where Were You Last Night competition! I have not yet received any submissions, but that's probably because you're all working on your stories, right? Mail them in this week...
 

FLIGHT I: The Razor's Edge - Novaculum mortalis

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