Gran-Occidentian Internal Dispatches

[Gran-Occidentia]

From: Florencio Antillón, Chairman of the Servicio de Seguridad del Estado.

To: General Nicolás Carrasco, Commander of the Gran-Occidentian garrison in Tapenagá.

Subject: The arrest of Leopoldo Duhalde


General,

Recent events have made it clear that Leopoldo Duhalde is guilty of a serious of heinous crimes against the Gran-Occidentian state. Duhalde is to be arrested and sent to Puerto Angeles for trial, he is also but order of the Caudillo stripped of his position with Don Aureliano Camacho to succeed him. All known and suspected Duhalde are also to be detained and liquidate should the need arise, however Duhalde is to be taken alive.

Viva Gran-Occidentia.

signed
Florencio Antillón

 

[Gran-Occidentia]

From: Office of the Caudillo, Enrique Martinez-Roca
To: The Offices of General Victoriano Landeros-Briseño

[ Confidential]

Due to recent global events It is my belief that our military while easily the largest and greatest in the Occident is still not yet parallel to the forces of the Gothic Pact. It is vital for the security of the west that we close this gap as quickly as we can and if possible surpass the Gothic Pact. General I have watched your career with interest and have noted your loyalty to my government and its reforms and your service in Tapenagá, Which is why I have chosen you for a special assignment. You with be tasked with leading a new organisation the Comité para el Desarrollo de la Ciencia Profunda made up of our brightest minds dedicated to researching unconventional methods and technologies of waging war regardless of bourgeoise notions of morality. You will receive whatever material and funding you require in service of the People's State provided of course you provide results.

signed
Caudillo Enrique Martinez-Roca


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From: The Offices of General Victoriano Landeros-Briseño
To: The Offices of the Caudillo, Enrique Martinez-Roca


Your Excellency I am of course deeply honoured by the faith you have shown in my abilities, I am of course no scientist merely a soldier. I would be honoured to lead this committee. I will not let you or the people of Gran-Occidentia

Yours faithfully
General Victoriano Landeros-Briseño

 

[Gran-Occidentia]

[Confidential]

To: The Offices of General Victoriano Landeros-Briseño
From: Chief Science Officer José de Urrea. Comité para el Desarrollo de la Ciencia Profunda.

Sir we have begun work on a number of projects and per your request on constant updates I have provided a summary of some of our most promising endevours.

Project ORCHID: By subjecting participants to certain mind altering substances and electro-shock treatment we hope to stimulate portions of the human brain we believe that while currently dormant may if given the nessceary stimulation encourage the development of certain preternatural abilities. So far ORCHID has yet to produce much in the way of quantifiable results but I am assured that it is still in its early stages and everyday we continue to build upon our understanding of the human brain and its abilities.

Project EMERALD: Some of our technicians in the bio-chemical division are making astounding progress on synthesizing a range of new pathogen including a new variant of hemorrhagic smallpox we have codenamed EMERALD which could prove particularly useful in a military capacity, we anticipate that provided the nessceary materials and facilities we could begin manufacturing EMERALD in large quantities.

Project PLEASANT GREEN: Our team has recently began research into the feasibility of directed light weapons, so far we have made little progress but I am assured a breakthrough will no doubt occur soon.

 

[Gran-Occidentia]

[ Confidential]

To: The Provisional Council for the Ministry of Defense.
From: General de División Isidoro Montes de Oca, Commander of the Southern Military District.

I wish to report that it has come to my attention that across the Southern Military District a considerable number of men and material have disappeared. Further investigations by my staff have failed to yield results. My staff estimate that at least 500 men mainly junior officers have gone AWOL although it is possible the number is higher. likewise we have discovered that several tonnes of material including vehicles and other technical equipment have also disappeared. I wish to request additional men and resources ideally from units recently raised as I do not believe that all those under my command are completely local to the new government.

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To: General de División Isidoro Montes de Oca, Commander of the Southern Military District.
From: The Provisional Council for the Ministry of Defense.

This report is deeply concerning, under your watch you and your staff have allowed incidents of mass desertion and theft to go unpunished. The Provisional Council for the Ministry of Defense has as such declined your request for more men and resources until we see evidence that you are taking a more proactive role in bringing these criminals to justice.

 

[Gran-Occidentia]

[ Confidential]

To: The Tapenagán Reconstruction Authority, Central Committee

An agreement has been reached between El Movimiento para el Rejuvenecimiento Nacional and the Correntine goverment where the Province of Tapenagá is to be incorporated into a united Monterrey. For the sake of the Republic's security and stability of the wider Gran-Occidentian nation we have agreed to this rather than risk the renewal of conflict.

While the MRN has agreed to the incorporation of Tapenagá we do not feel that it would be a threat to national security for any government documentation or archives to be transferred to another nation. As such prior to the annexation all government data bases and archives detailing information pertaining to the Gran-Occidentian state or its citizens is to be destroyed utterly and completely.
From: Interior Minister
Marcelino Iñurreta de la Fuente