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OFFICE OF THE CEO​

To: The Office of the Director of Federal Defence, approved by the Office of the Director of Economy, Trade, and Industry
Re: Następne Pokolenie Szturmowy Karabin* Development, Year-Ender Update

Greetings and salutations in the name of Almighty God.

As I have stated earlier, the Coalition is approaching a head with the Mainline Następne Pokolenie Szturmowy Karabin, hence to be referred to by its shortened name "Naposzk". Having been five years since the development of the original prototype, there have been many challenges and setbacks during the whole process. However, you can be assured that with the continuous testing and refinement of the design, we are slowly advancing in the race, much like the tortoise. The mentality of a hare is not the wisest choice to adopt in the development of weapons. After all, these weapons will be the only things standing between our brave soldiers, and certain death at the hands of the Red Miroslavan Hordes, or any conceivable enemy.

The reliability of the Naposzk has substantially increased since the original prototype stage. Using the SzK-45's experimental roller delayed blowback system, I am most proud to announce that we have refined the mechanism to the point of having perfected it. At present, there are still many faults and other adjustments that might have gotten past our scrutiny. We will continue our testing independently. However, as per your request, we shall be providing you with two-hundred (200) units of the present Mk II Prototype rifle for testing. In line with your request, we shall begin releasing it in small batches of ten (10) units to select bases in the the Federal and Confederate Armed Forces, to see how it fares compared to the earlier SzK-44 and 45 models, which it is intended to replace. The distribution will vary the whole length and breadth of Swiecziema, to ensure maximum test points for the number of environments. From the smouldering deserts of Orazvocziema to the harsh Arctic climate of Czarncziema, the effectiveness of this rifle will be tested.

As for a projected time for the next release, based on the eventual testing, we project that three (3) years should be sufficient to iron out all the bugs prior to a full production model, although at the utmost, we are giving ourselves seven (7) years. As such, we have two pending release dates for the finalised Mk III Naposzk (whatever your final designation will be) production model. In line with your requirements, these dates are the 21st of June, 1955, and the 21st of June, 1959, respectively.

Lastly, in terms of economic logistics, so to speak, we intend this weapon to be available for export, of course, with our close ally Danmark as a potential major buyer, if they do consider it worthy of being so, and considering our alliance lasts for that long (I have no doubt of that, of course). It will also be open to purchase for other states who wish, excepting of course, the Communists, who use their own blatantly unoriginal derivative of the SzK-44. As to the disposal of the earlier models, it is not a bad idea to begin selling the extra stock to established (and potentially new) trading partners lacking such a robust military-industrial complex as ours. Of course, this is only a suggestion. What does happen to the older weapons is, of course, up to the top levels of government, with advice from yourself, and the DETI.

Please note the attached overview of the weapon, complete with photograph.

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I pray this reaches you in good health, and may God bless your continued work in His grace.

Most Cordially Yours,
Aron Jankowski
CEO, Jankowski Armaments Corporation


OOC:
* Next Generation Assault Rifle

 

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To: The Office of the Director of Federal Intelligence
Re: Additional Deployments to Nowy Tomysi

In accordance with the recently passed Act, I have allocated further resources to the Nowy Tomysi Administrative Region. 124 Class V Agents have been sent to reinforce the current task forces and rein in the NTAR Police Force to further cement Federal control of the situation. After extensive reports, I have concluded that increasing local police efficiency is essential to the successful expulsion of Communist influence in the region.

Correspondence with the Regional Administrator was the next step, and he has assessed that the number of assets I have allocated are insufficient. The RA is requesting an additional 40 Class V Agents to "ensure that no leaks are left possible." I have politely explained to him that that number of added manpower will not necessarily boost the performance of the operation. However, he is adamant on his stand.

I am escalating this to your office, as he refuses to acknowledge my jurisdiction. In fact, I have half a mind to have him liquidated, or at least utilise my back channels to have him sacked for incriminating, overwhelming "evidence" of corruption. However, my better judgement knows better, and that doing so will get nothing done, and indeed only complicate matters far beyond necessary. As such, I submit to you this request to have the Regional Administrator submit to a higher authority, one that does acknowledge my jurisdiction on the matter.

The sooner we get this over with, the sooner we can clean those blasted communists out of the south.

May God make it so.

Serving With Honour,
Emerik Hanusz,
Chairman of the Federal Bureau of Security

 

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To: The Office of the Director of Federal Intelligence
Re: Project Luboslaw 1952 Report, General Scherbatsky's Proposition

In general, Project Luboslaw has been proceeding entirely according to initial expectations. The initial assessment to make use of units produced by ongoing Counter-Communist Operations in the Nowy Tomysi Administrative Region and Yellow Controlled Sector was proven effective. In conjunct with the requirement of the unit matching the required criteria, individual units were specially treated and trained to maximise their purpose as covert agents of the Federal Bureau of Security, serving under the Federal Intelligence Directorate. So far, units inducted into the program before the age of three (3), up to and including from birth, prove to be the most stable, and comprise the entirety of Luboslaw's Active Units in the field.

Since the project's initial conceptualisation in 1925, it has been under the close supervision of my predecessors, and was eventually passed on to myself as a special case of the Bureau's most highly classified operations under the auspices of the Federal Government. As I have stated in last year's reports, and other preceding reports, there is a small, but growing demand for the utilisation of the Luboslaw Project in dealing with political dissidents, as well as the search, capture, and (if necessary) termination, of suspected insurgents, communist spies, and covert operatives in the service of the Fallen Swieczieman Imperium-in-exile.

With respect to General Scherbatsky's Proposition to make use of the Luboslaw Project's special advantages to exploit weaknesses in the Volgan Republic's security, in order to infiltrate Volgan society and influence Volgan policy to shift in our favour, I find it utterly ridiculous. Luboslaw is not a deep cover program, although the training regimen can certainly be tweaked to allow specialisation in deep cover infiltration. I am, however, rather hesitant to do so. Luboslaw is hardly a mature program, and we have not had it in the field long enough to spot and assess any potential flaws in the extant training designs. I would recommend another ten years of field testing before making such a significant alteration and/or addition to the Luboslaw curriculum.

Nevertheless, the General is certainly free to make use of the test data and statistics gathered by the Luboslaw Project up to this point. This is his own initiative, after all, and there is nothing that disallows him from using the resources available thanks to the Luboslaw Project staff's efforts. Unless of course, it would compromise Luboslaw's top secret nature. In which case, I calmly suggest having the General liquidated for causing such a damaging incident, if it were to happen, of course. I have no doubts of the General's ability to keep a tight lid on such things, and this only reflects my sentiments on anybody who discloses highly classified information, intentionally or otherwise.

Now as to the report itself, here is an overview of extant Luboslaw Units and their present states as of the 30th of December, 1952.

Weronika Unit
Active Unit Strength: 60
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Strength: 120
Active Unit Age Range: 12~17
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Age Range: 0~10
Retired Unit Number: 80
Retired Unit Age Range: 18~26
Activated: 2 September, 1926
Overall Efficiency Rating: 99%
Overview: Pilot Unit. Consists of individuals selected at birth for good characteristics. Individual units were born between 1926 and 1952. New batches were acquired each year. First Batch moved to active duty in 1938. Weronika Unit was first deployed to the Nowy Tomysi Administrative Region to assist in clandestine operations carried out by the FBS requiring specific delicate procedures. Over the past years, Weronika Unit has proven its effectiveness as a covert operations force, and shows promise for continued operations to further test its potential and other possible avenues that Project Luboslaw can explore. Weronika Unit currently operates in Upper Zoltcziema, and shows potential for international operations. Units retired from service have taken a wide variety of post-operational occupations, including working for the FBS and FID, enlisting in the Armed Forces, and acquiring a tertiary education. It takes its name from St. Weronika.

Jaromil Unit
Active Unit Strength: 60
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Strength: 120
Active Unit Age Range: 12~17
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Age Range: 0~10
Retired Unit Number: 70
Activated: 4 May, 1927
Overall Efficiency Rating: 99%
Overview: Second Unit. Continued Weronika Unit's tradition of selecting choice individuals with favourable characteristics at birth. Individual units were born between 1927 and 1952. New batches are acquired each year. First Batch moved to active duty in late 1939. Jaromil Unit's prime function in the campaign was to supplement Weronika Unit in relevant activities in the NTAR, and is currently equal to Weronika Unit in performance. Jaromil Unit is currently assigned to cover Orazvocziema. Units retired from service have taken a wide variety of post-operational occupations, including working for the FBS and FID, enlisting in the Armed Forces, and acquiring a tertiary education. It takes its name from Jaromil, St. Weronika's Second-in-Command.

Przemysl Unit
Active Unit Strength: 60
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Strength: 120
Active Unit Age Range: 12~17
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Age Range: 0~10
Retired Unit Number: 50
Activated: 1 March, 1929
Overall Efficiency Rating: 99%
Overview: Third Unit. There were nearly two years of delay before the FID authorised the activation of Przemysl Unit, primarily due to budgetary concerns, as well as scepticism of the effectiveness of the Luboslaw Program. My predecessor was able to work around this and eventually secure funding for Przemysl Unit in the spring of 1929. It continues Weronika Unit's tradition of selecting choice individuals at birth with good characteristics. Individual units were born between 1929 and 1952. New batches are acquired each year. First Batch moved to active duty in late 1939. Przemysl Unit functions as a reserve unit in the event that either Units Weronika or Jaromil need to be supplemented, while operating in Lower Swiecziema upon request. Przemysl Unit, whenever deployed, has shown equivalent competency to its predecessors. Units retired from service have taken a wide variety of post-operational occupations, including working for the FBS and FID, enlisting in the Armed Forces, and acquiring a tertiary education. It takes its name from P. Przemysl, the greatest warrior in the legendary Weronikan Legion and Weronika's Third-in-Command.

Borys Unit
Active Unit Strength: 0
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Strength: 240
Active Unit Age Range: 0
Reserve and/or In-Training Unit Age Range: 7~15
Activated: 5 July, 1951
Retired Unit Number: 0
Overall Efficiency Rating: N/A
Overview: Experimental Unit. As per the recommendations of the FID executive panel, I authorised the activation of a fourth unit to test a higher inductee demographic, as well as to source them from places other than hospitals. This recommendation was given in light of the same issues behind the delay of Przemysl Unit: budgetary concerns over the full raising of the unit from birth to adulthood. At present, we have been recruiting individual units from all over the Mezhist Union, including Lowier Swiecziema, with the Hegemon's permission, of course. The backgrounds have become more eclectic, although the victims of certain crimes receive a higher priority, given the provision of a certain psychological profile believed to be required for the conditioning process.

The Panel also recommended a less protracted training period, given the new candidates' more advanced age. The first batch of trainees will be moved to active duty within the next two years. Current assessment of their performance shows a much higher attrition rate, as well as a greater need for the use of hypnotherapy and psychoactive drugs to strengthen conditioning. Overall, however, this is proving to be far less expensive than the training time of the preceding three units. Whether this truly is a more cost-effective procedure, however, has yet to be seen, as they have yet to prove themselves in action. Borys Unit takes its name from P. Borys, a warrior in the legendary Weronikan Legion said to have been the oldest of the group, fighting in the Battle of Nowy Tomysi at the age of 76.


It is a pleasure to serve with you and, as always, provide you with the latest information available to my branch of the services.

Serving With Honour,
Emerik Hanusz,
Chairman of the Federal Bureau of Security

 

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To: Feldmarzalek Bohater Nviciutie, Supreme Commander of Union Forces in Miroslavl
Re: Operation: Küchmeister, Microbiological Supplement

Firstly, I must congratulate you on a successful counter-offensive into the heart of Red Miroslavan territory. This is a fine step on the crusade against foul Communist terrorism. I also trust that you are putting Agent L to thoroughly good use to ensure the eradication of the Miroslavan crops and the dirtying of its soil. With this plan alone, we have an effective contingency in place, such that in the event of a pull-out, which I hear the Federal Council and Nadzorca are seriously considering, the Red Horde will not so easily be able to recover, population-wise.

The destruction of industry is also a top priority, and the bomber strikes from the Yellow Controlled Sector, Nowy Tomysi, and Szamotuly, are working in our favour, thanks to our gain of air superiority. Nevertheless, the goal is to secure a way to become capable of striking at Voldomyr itself. An aerial assault is not viable at this time, and the regrouping of Miroslavan defences has significantly slowed your advance, making a ground assault just as difficult. However, should we acquire Shadhara's permission, the Danish fleet will be able to access the Strait and shell it from the sea. Unfortunately, due to the blockade of the Gothic Sea, and the post-delegationist threat in the east, our own navy is confined, and we will not be able to provide assistance to our allies.

Now then, I have thoroughly reviewed your proposal, and find that it is a worthwhile investment. The BioArms Consortium is in agreement and eager to deliver at least 10 tonnes of various spores, cultures, and samples, all weaponised for use. This is very timely considering the maturation of our bio-weapons research, and we all look forward to see its effects. Quite obviously, the advantages include a fully supplementary nature to our present execution of Operation: Küchmeister. As the higher authorities are leaning closer towards a military retraction in the coming months, it would be wiser to simply destroy any agriculture, industry, and especially human resources that we can while we are here, to a point that any recovery would take years, if not decades, to achieve.

I'm sure we would all prefer that Miroslavl be bombed back to the Stone Age. However, as this is simply infeasible, a major setback and reduction in its threat level should suffice for the time. This should allow us to focus our resources on other, more important matters, such as establishing our power further beyond Sarmatia.

The BAC has provided you with a wide selection of agents with their own strengths and weaknesses. Use them wisely:

Agent ST - Francisella tularensis
Pros:

• Easy to aerosolize
• Highly infective; between 10 and 50 bacteria are sufficient to infect victims
• Nonpersistent and easy to decontaminate
• Highly incapacitating to infected persons

Cons:

• Comparatively low lethality. However, this is useful where enemy soldiers are in proximity to noncombatants*

* - The BAC recommends further research for use in tactical situations.

Agent BT - Clostridium botulinum
Pros:

• Waterborne; recommendation is to contaminate water sources and supplies
• Easy to decontaminate by pressure cooking
• Highly incapacitating to infected persons

Cons:

• Comparatively low lethality. However, this is useful where enemy soldiers are in proximity to noncombatants
• Non-transferable between infected persons

Agent NT - Bacillus anthracis
Pros:

• Airborne; Animal-borne; recommend dropping air-bombs and impregnated animal feeds to maximise effectiveness
• Spore-based transfer ensures longevity of ground poisoning, difficult to decontaminate
• Highly incapacitating to infected persons
• High mortality rate. Over 90% when left untreated, and up to 45% even when treated early

Cons:

• Non-transferable between infected persons; however, airborne transferable from infected animals and transferable from consumption of infected meat

Agent CT - Vibrio cholerae
Pros:

• Waterborne; recommendation is to contaminate water sources and supplies
• Highly incapacitating to infected persons
• High mortality rate if left untreated; caveat: proper treatment is a relatively simple affair, this disease is no threat to developed nations

Cons:

• Easy to decontaminate with normal sanitary procedures; recommend striking areas with poor hygiene, and to destroy water treatment capability prior to attacking urban regions
• Non-transferable between infected persons, requires transmission through ingestion of contaminated water

Agent PT - Yersinia pestis
Pros:

• Highly incapacitating to infected persons
• Fatal if not treated within twenty-four (24) hours

Cons:

• Insect-borne; "Defoliation bacilli bombs" containing contaminated fleas are to be dropped on major population centres, inefficient delivery system
• Relatively easy to decontaminate if done with caution, cannot survive direct exposure to sunlight
• Non-transferable between infected persons excepting rare cases of developing into pneumonic plague

These five agents will arrive at your requested drop points for your selected BioArms units within 24 hours. BAC scientists will arrive to provide technical support and continued research within 48 hours.

Perform your mission with the utmost efficiency and secrecy. Should you or your operation be compromised, you will be disavowed in accordance with our policy for plausible deniability, and placed on trial.

Burn this letter after reading it.

Dedicated to Service,
Hieronim Stefański,
Director of Federal Defence

 

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LUBOSLAW​

To: ENKLAWA
Date: 29 April, 1953
Subject: Summary of Borys Unit First Trimester Report

The first trimester of training is proceeding relatively smoothly. We are separating the wheat from the chaff at a highly efficient rate, and the wheat are proving to be very adaptable to the training. Here's a quick breakdown.

First Platoon is down to Sixty-three (63) candidates from its initial strength of eighty (80). Three (3) succumbed to physical injury to the point of invalidity, and fourteen (14) to mental and emotional stress. They have been dealt with appropriately. The remaining candidates have built up a strong esprit de corps and are bonding excellently with both each other, as well as their personal handlers. Weapons handling and close quarters combat training marks are close to the benchmark, and I expect to see improvement in the coming months. Fire and manoeuvre tactics are also excellent, while stealth is above average and psychological warfare seemingly more suitable to the battlefield than espionage. We might get a few good strike teams out of this, but I highly doubt this batch will produce operatives suitable for deep infiltration. For certain, however, is that they are best used as a special task force, as they should be, as opposed to front-line troops.

I must reiterate that the Luboslaw Project does not produce front-line troops. Such utilisation of our produced human resources goes against the project's initial conception, and makes for ammunition for enemy propaganda.

Second Platoon is down to fifty-nine (59) candidates from its initial strength of eighty (80). Five (5) succumbed to physical injury to the point of invalidity, and sixteen (16) to mental and emotional stress. They have been dealt with accordingly. The remaining candidates have built up a strong esprit de corps. However, a few cases are beginning to show signs of individuality and independence from their corps and handlers, respectively. Weapons handling and close quarters combat training marks are close to the benchmark, and I expect to see improvement in the coming months. Fire and manoeuvre tactics are also excellent, and stealth is above average, while psychological warfare seems equally suitable to both the battlefield and espionage. The independents might make for suitable deep infiltration operatives, but the jury is out on that, and I doubt the rest would qualify. We'll probably get a few good tactical strike teams out of this, flexible and good for all manner of unconventional warfare.

Third Platoon is down to thirty-six (36) candidates from its initial strength of eighty (80). Four (4) succumbed to physical injury to the point of invalidity, and forty (40) to mental and emotional stress. They have been dealt with accordingly. The remaining candidates have built up a strong sense of individuality and independence from their corps and handlers, respectively. Weapons handling and close quarters combat training marks are close to the benchmark, and I expect to see improvement in the coming months. Fire and manoeuvre tactics are also excellent, and stealth is dead centre at the benchmark. Psychological warfare appears to be far better suited to espionage than the battlefield. If we can properly control them, I think this platoon will make an excellent force of deep infiltration operatives. I doubt we'd be able to develop a good tactical strike team from them, although I think it would be appropriate to try doing so.

Overall, Borys Unit still has a hundred and fifty-eight (158) candidates in training, and we shall continue the culling process. As you can tell, Third Platoon's training regimen is far more gruelling psychologically than the other two, as we are intentionally trying to create deep infiltration operatives with only the hardest psychological core. While this is not a result of General Scherbatsky's proposal, and we certainly have other uses in mind for these units, the General is more than welcome to utilise our test and training data.

If things go according to plan, Borys Unit will be operational according to schedule.

O-3 V101
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To: O-3 V101
Date: 29 April, 1953
Re: Summary of Borys Unit First Trimester Report

Your latest report on the development of Borys Unit shows great promise. We believe that should it prove to be successful on similar levels as earlier long-term training units, it can and should be used as a good model for future late-age training groups. Your clarification on the purpose of the Luboslaw Project has been duly noted and will be kept in mind in the future. Certainly, General Scherbatsky would also appreciate the training and test data. However, his little pet projects do not concern us. We have our own plans for taking control of the Volga Republic, and certainly there is room for his participation, but only as a single element of a whole. General Scherbatsky will not take all of the credit for any successful subversion of the Volga Republic, so much as the Mezhist Union as a whole.

We will continue to monitor your progress with deep interest.

ENKLAWA

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LUBOSLAW​

To: ENKLAWA
Date: 29 April, 1953
Re: Summary of Borys Unit First Trimester Report

One more thing. My faculty has singled out a single candidate from Third Platoon, Borys-177, as the first to properly fit the psychological profile necessary to undergo deep cover assignments. We have begun special training, and it is already showing excellent promise. Perhaps you could grace us with some of your representatives for a demonstration of 177's capabilities as a preview of what is possible with a Borys Unit operative.

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To: O-3 V101
Date: 29 April, 1953
Re: One More Thing

Your request will be placed under consideration, and you will have our answer within a week. For now, however, we will make General Scherbatsky and his staff available for observing the demonstration. There is no doubt that he will be delighted to witness live test and training data that can be potentially used for his proposal.

ENKLAWA

 

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General Memo to All Federal and Confederate Constituents
Subject: Expanding Spheres of Influence
Date: 2 May, 1953

It is imperative that the Mezhist Union strengthen its ability to operate in multiple influential spheres abroad. Ties with current allies must be reinforced, friends must be turned into allies, acquaintances into friends, and pre-contact states made acquaintances. Begin from the inner circle and work your way outward. Our top priorities are renewing our bond with our Danish and Sikandari friends. Ivernia's warmth must be cultivated into a heat, and Fennia made more than just friends against Communism. Reach out and find potential allies and associates that will ensure the survival of civilisation and the fall of this heretical ideology. The Sword of St. Weronika must strike swift and true, not only in steel, but in blood and words. If we are to surpass the Golden Swieczieman Imperium of old, we must grow our influence. For the world falls under leaders, and the greatest leaders have the greatest influence. That shall be our General Directive.

ENKLAWA

 

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To: The Office of the Editor in Chief
Re: 12 and 30 June, 1953 Front Page Headline
Date: 2 July, 1953

It has come to our attention that certain statements in the issue of your organ published on the aforementioned dates have become a detriment to our relationship with the Sikandari Empire. As announced in today's issue of the Khabarnama-e-Sikandari, the official government position is one of non-interference. To state otherwise is counter-productive and smells of embellishment. Furthermore, official Federal records and the minutes of the Nadzorca's relevant speech show no reference at all to the Lion's involvement with our present operations to aid Imperial Yujin.

I humbly suggest double-checking your sources and fact-finding bodies to ensure corroboration with the truth. Additionally, I highly recommend investigating the author of this erroneous article to ascertain his sources. The credibility of not just your publication, but of the Federation itself, is at stake. I just want you to understand this fact.

Serving With Honour,
Emerik Hanusz,
Chairman of the Federal Bureau of Security


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THE FEDERAL GUARDIAN
Office of the Editor In Chief​

To: The Office of the Chairman of the FBS
Re: Request to Investigate
Date: 2 July, 1953

With all due respect, the Guardian's fact-finding process involves multiple checks and peer review to ensure only the highest quality. I can also assure you that P. Peplynski is an excellent and professional writer who does not make such blatant mistakes as described, nor embellish his articles. True, they are rather opinionated, but he never allows his opinion to get in the way of his professionalism.

Cordially,
Iwan Greckij
Editor In Chief of the Federal Guardian


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To: The Office of the Editor in Chief
Re: Request to Investigate
Date: 2 July, 1953

Perhaps I did not make myself clear enough. This is a matter of Federal Security. I highly recommend that you do recheck your fact-finding process and sources to ensure that your story corroborates with official records of the speech. It would be a shame if your career were to come to a premature end because of some hitherto unknown scandal that suddenly boiled to the surface.

Serving With Honour,
Emerik Hanusz,
Chairman of the Federal Bureau of Security


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THE FEDERAL GUARDIAN
Office of the Editor In Chief​

To: The Office of the Chairman of the FBS
Re: Request to Investigate
Date: 2 July, 1953

The Federal Guardian will cooperate with the FBS and recheck its fact-finding process and sources to ensure that they corroborate with the official Federal records surrounding the story. Additionally, we will discuss the situation with P. Henryk Peplynski and ensure you that his future articles will be of only the best quality. We thank you for pointing out this discrepancy.

Cordially,
Iwan Greckij
Editor In Chief of the Federal Guardian

 

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Mezhist Union Embassy to Ivernia
Office of the Ambassador​

To: The Office of the Director of International Affairs
Subject: Update on Recent Bombing

Most Respected Sir,

We have just received word from the Mezhist Party of Ivernia. It is just as suspected by our government. Anti-communist extremists were indeed responsible for the bombing. This group has just identified itself as "True Mezhism", a small faction that splintered off from the MPI. Whatever it is you intend to do to resolve the issue, we need to act fast.

Cordially,
Dawid Milosz
Ambassador to Ivernia



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To: The Office of the Nadzorca
Fw: Update on Recent Bombing

Sir, attached herein is a message from our Embassy in Alderburgh. I think the subject speaks for itself.

Cordially Yours,
Kondrat Olbroz,
Director of International Affairs


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To: Office of the Nadzorca
Re: Update on Recent Bombing

Our position remains the same. We do not condone acts of violence against communists who themselves are not engaging in violence. These "peaceful" reds must be vanquished within the legal system, and force must only be used when they make the first move. Any sort of "pre-emptive" aggression will only serve to further tarnish our already clouded image to the people. We are not violent revolutionaries, unlike the communists. We will not repeat the folly of those foolish Caretanian Mezhists who triggered the catastrophe known as the Steel Revolution. The people must see that we place their needs, their safety, their peace, above mere ideology.

Otherwise, Mezhism will find no place in a nation like Ivernia. This is an opportunity to clear up the lies and misconceptions spread by the heinous Communist states, anarchistic Post Delegationists, and hypocritical Jingoist-Republicans whose only desire is to force Democracy down the throats of people who don't ask for it. They must understand that these so-called "True Mezhists" are fools, extremists who, by perpetrating this terrorism, have become no different from the communist dogs they claim to fight against. And what good is a man if he is indistinguishable from a beast? No good at all!

"True Mezhism" must be condemned for their terrorism, and not just with words. Inform the Ivernish government that they have our full cooperation in finding and punishing these terrorists who dare use the name of Mezhism.



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To: The Office of the Ambassador
Re: Update on Recent Bombing

Dear Sir,

Attached herein is a statement from the Office of the Nadzorca concerning our stance on the present situation. Proceed as required, and do everything you can to contain the damage the radio announcement might cause. "True Mezhism" is to be dissociated from the Mezhist Party of Ivernia. They are terrorists using our face for their own ends and to spread their own rabid extremism, which is no different from the radical communists who seek to overthrow governments by force. The support of the Mezhist Union remains in the Mezhist Party of Ivernia, which must remain steadfast in their present course, to encourage reform rather than revolution.

May the Almighty guide you in this noble endeavour.

Cordially Yours,
Kondrat Olbroz,
Director of International Affairs

 

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BLUE MOON SPECIAL WARFARE COMMAND​

To: Office of the Chairman of the FBS
Sub: Deployment of Luboslaw Units alongside BLUSWACOM Forces for Covert International Operations

As you well know, I have been in conference with the people upstairs concerning the issue of the Luboslaw Project. While I concede that Luboslaw should indeed remain independent of BLUSWACOM, especially as it is under the umbrella of the FID, there is no question that if Luboslaw's units are to operate internationally, they must do so under the guidance and supervision of BLUSWACOM. Even FID operatives abroad coordinate closely with BLUSWACOM whenever we are concerned, so it should only be sensible to follow through in this case. The Blue Moon has much experience in international operations, and Luboslaw can learn much from this, especially considering your experience consists entirely of domestic operations, and your need for test data. Introducing the project to a new scope would provide you with much of your desired test data. Furthermore, we can provide training that will enhance your units effectiveness in the international theatre, which, I believe, can be introduced to the program proper eventually.

The unique advantage that Luboslaw provides is a very unique asset that my staff and I agree should be used outside of the Union's borders. We have several operations currently in the planning stage, and we believe it would be wise to include Luboslaw in our considerations. The last dialogue with the people upstairs had clear results, and they have given me their approval. All that's needed now would be your permission, and Luboslaw will be able to participate in the next operation, so long as it does so under BLUSWACOM.

We eagerly look forward to your response.

Generał Edyta Poleska
Commander, Blue Moon Special Warfare Command

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To: The Office of Generał Poleska
Re: Deployment...

Considering that you persist in this endeavour despite being fully aware of General Scherbatsky's similar, if more specific, proposal, I am very impressed with your mettle, General. Indeed, your reputation is as they say.

You drive a fairly convincing case, but I still have my reservations concerning fully deploying Luboslaw units in such a fashion.

I've already discussed the matter with O-5 command, and they have nevertheless agreed that some experimentation should be done concerning Luboslaw units in international operations, and that this should indeed be done in concert with BLUSWACOM.

O-5 command has decided to green-light Weronika unit's involvement in BLUSWACOM's next operation.

Do note, however, General, that we will be monitoring the situation very closely. As I have told General Scherbatsky, and as I have told you before, Luboslaw is a relatively young program, and still has a long way to go before it can boast any kind of historically significant track record.

I believe that the rest of this, however, is discussed in person. I suggest we meet at Freheitch's on 54th and Pawel tomorrow night, and settle this over a delicious bowl of Bigos.

Serving With Honour,
Emerik Hanusz,
Chairman of the Federal Bureau of Security

 

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So I think the last post got eaten by a reset. I didn't realise. I guess it's somewhere in Aug 13~16, no?

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To: Rostow Submarine Coalition, Head Office
CC: Gulosz Maritime Coalition, Head Office
Sub: Advancement Order
Date: 13 Aug, 1953

Due to circumstances stated as earlier dictated, Mezhist Navy High Command has ordered the construction of the following vessels, and their complete delivery to Rychwal Naval Base, before the date of 3 October 1953:

• 40 x Serii VI Long-Range Electric Submarine
• 20 x Serii VII Coastal Electric Submarine
• 10 x Serii X Fuel Carrier Submarine
• 60 x KN-class Fast Attack Craft
• 40 x Typu 1939 Torpedo Boat

These vessels must be in prime combat condition upon delivery, upon which the Mezhist Navy will take charge and crew them.

Blessings of the Almighty,
Ofelja Kinserdal
Director of Economy, Trade, and Industry

 

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To: Office of the Nadzorca
CC: Office of the Director of Federal Defence
Sub: Sikandari Shipyard

As per your requirements, Zyalyoni Heavy Engineering has begun the construction of shipyards on the Northwest coast of the main island of the Akbariyeh Province. Several local construction firms are collaborating with ZHE to evenly split the burden in a fair and profitable manner. And as per your specifications, the shipyards will have six (6) capital ship-scale dry docks, with multiple smaller dry docks for cruiser and destroyer-class vessels. Rolszniew Construction has begun scouting for a potential site for a second major shipyard. Construction of the second shipyard can hopefully begin by the end of the year.

Blessings of the Almighty,
Ofelja Kinserdal
Director of Economy, Trade, and Industry

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To: Office of the Nadzorca
CC: Office of the Director of Federal Intelligence
Sub: Ice Hammer Contingency

As per the declaration of Ice Hammer Contingency, the 14th Special Operations Group under Lt. Colonel Jarek Kocinski has been deployed to the Akbariyeh Shipyard Site, in concert with a Task Team from the FID's Covert Action Department. These two units will operate under BLUSWACOM supervision in close cooperation with Sikandara's ISIS to ensure the absolute secrecy of the Akbariyeh Site through various means, from misinformation to helping maintain the silence of the construction teams.

Kocinski is one of my top men, and knows how to keep a lid on things. You have my guarantee that short of aerial photorecon, the most that anybody outside our circle is going to know about this place is "it's a shipyard in Sikandara".

Generał Edyta Poleska
Commander, Blue Moon Special Warfare Command