May 26, 2000 Status Report Station S630-M71 Commanding Officer: Col. James Dather It has been two months since I assumed command of this station and I must regretfully report that the mythical reputation of the "Void", the colorful pseudonym for this place, is well deserved. The solar array mysteriously stops providing power once or twice each hour. Replacement parts for the environmental systems vanish into thin air. Quite simply, everything is breaking down. Of even greater concern is that one of the communication technicians died yesterday in the mess hall while eating rehydrated banana pudding. The station's medical officer is baffled, as the autopsy was inconclusive as to the cause of death. I have 4 months left in this current assignment and my only goal is to not see my advancement prospects vanish like everything else does in this God forsaken place.

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May 19, 2000 "Welcome to the jungle... it gets worse here everyday. You learn to live like an animal in the jungle where we play and if you’ve got a hunger for what you see, you'll take it -- eventually. You can have anything you want, but you better not take it from me..." -Speech given to new platoon members by Sergeant Axel "Guns" Enrozes

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May 10, 2000 The advent of the Powered Combat Suit for the common infantryman heralded a revolution in the making of war. For centuries soldiers have had to worry about rain, snow, wind, hostile atmospheres, and the cold hard vacuum of space. Any of these environments could make a soldier miserable and ineffective on the battlefield. Countless wars throughout history have been lost when the attacking army fell under the deep snowy blanket of a cold, cruel winter. How could men and women move with the strength sapped from their legs by the extreme cold? How could a weapon be fired if a trigger finger was numb from frostbite? The Powered Combat Suit has changed the face of modern warfare forever.

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May 5, 2000 "Is there anything more tense and exciting in war then looking across the landscape to see your enemy on a hill knowing that he can just as easily see you? There's no where to hide. No complex manuevers or strategies are needed for victory. You butt heads like a pair of rams, determined to crush the enemy before they can do the same to you. It's an exhilirating feeling." -Officer's Journal of Colonel Abraham Vahn

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