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"The future of aviation within arm's reach."


Wingarde Aerospace Corporation was founded in May 1995 with the merger of most of the Wingardian aviation companies of the time, and is headquartered in Stromburg, Wingarde. It provided a solution to the growing need for aircraft in the nation, and a rentable alternative to imports. Our goal has always been excellence and quality with affordable prices, which we have achieved throughout the last ten years.

As for the customer base, Wingarde Aerospace deals mainly with the Ministry of Defense, but its presence is rapidly growing strongly in civil aviation too. It was only recently that the government allowed military-grade aircraft to be exported to foreign powers all over the world, hoping to boost the national economy while aiding potential allies in the development of their air forces.

Feel free take a look at our catalog. Currently, it is slightly limited given the fact that the Ministry of Defense hasn't permitted the export of every single Wingardian aircraft. Please bear with us while this issue is solved.


PRODUCTS

Fixed-wing Attack Aircraft
WF-27/C Firebolt (Multirole fighter + carrier variant)
WF-33 Avenger (Carrier-based tactical fighter)
WF-39 Retaliator (Advanced carrier-based air dominance stealth fighter)

Rotary-wing Attack Aircraft
WR-4 Sea Ranger (Naval multi-mission helicopter)
WR-6 Champion (Attack helicopter)

Support Aircraft
WT-19 Skymaster (Transport/tanker aircraft)
WT-25 Stratolifter (Massive transport aircraft)
WE-10 Overseer (EAW&C naval aircraft)

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)
TD-3 Sentinel (Multirole drone)

Experimental Aircraft
WX-41 (Supersonic strategic bomber)

Please place your orders if you are interested in any of our fine products. Be sure to include the full name of the aircraft and the quantity you desire. We will reply with the total sum of the purchase and the time of construction and delivery.



OOC: Some of the images were modified by me, but almost none of the pictures in this topic were made by me (except the WAF logo). They belong to their respective owners. The picture of the WF-39 Retaliator, however, was entirely drawn by me.

Fixed-wing Attack Aircraft


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WF-27 Firebolt
Production cost: $31.5 million (USD) or $32.8 million (USD, WF-27C carrier variant)
Price: $48 million (USD) or $51 million (USD, WF-27C carrier variant)

Primary Function
- Multirole fighter
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- Norton Power G-SF-88A turbofan engine with afterburner
Thrust
- 18,225 kgf (single engine)
-- 1.13 (thrust-to-weight ratio)
Length
- 12.4 metres
Wingspan
- 7.1 metres
Height
- 4.6 metres
Speed
- Mach 1.4 (1,726 km/h, cruise) at sea level
-- Mach 1.7 (2,124 km/h, max cruise) at altitude
--- Mach 2.2 (2,710 km/h, maximum) at high altitude
Ceiling
- 13,780 metres (combat)
-- 16,525 metres (maximum)
Range
- 1,475 km (combat)
-- 3,975 km (ferry)
Weight
- 6,992 kg (empty)
-- 16,110 kg (normal combat)
--- 17,480 kg (max take-off)
Crew
- One (Pilot)
Ordnance Mounts
- 7 mounts (3,000 kg maximum payload)
-- 1 hardpoint on the fuselage (750 kg)
--- 2 pylons on each wing (500 kg each)
---- 1 pylon on each wingtip (125 kg each)
Armament
- Internally-mounted 27mm gun.
-- Advanced medium range air-to-air missiles.
--- Next-generation short range air-to-air missiles.
---- Sea-skimming anti-ship missiles.
------ Air-to-Ground missiles and/or rockets.
------- Active/passive Electronic Warfare (EW) systems.
-------- Internal and external reconnaissance systems.
--------- Three optional external fuel tanks.


By the mid-90s, and in sight of recent aerodynamics breakthroughs by national scientists, the Wingardian government realized the country’s potential to develop remarkable airplanes. Purchasing military equipment from other territories was taking a large part of the military spending, and it was becoming a liability. So, in 1995, the first project to build an all-around, highly maneuverable and Mach-speed capable multirole fighter was born. The prototype, built by the newly founded Wingarde Aerospace Corporation, was named WX-27. After three years of extensive experimentation and after being approved by the Air Force, the WF-27 Firebolt entered mass production.

The Firebolt surpassed all expectations not long after being fully implemented to service (1999). The aircraft proved to be extremely reliable in every situation, performing admirably in every mission, from ground strikes to Combat Air Patrols (CAP). The WF-27 was reluctantly deemed able for export in 2003, after several arguments in the Ministry of Defense.


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WF-33 Avenger
Production cost: $45 million (USD)
Price: $71 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Carrier-based tactical fighter
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- 2 x Norton Power G-SF-91C turbofan engines with afterburners
Thrust
- 22,645 kgf (each engine)
-- 45,290 kgf (net thrust)
--- 1.04 (thrust-to-weight ratio)
Length
- 16.1 metres
Wingspan
- 11.2 metres
Height
- 5.1 metres
Speed
- Mach 1.5 (1,978 km/h, cruise) at sea level
-- Mach 1.8 (2,293 km/h, max cruise) at altitude
--- Mach 2.5 (3,120 km/h, maximum) at high altitude
Ceiling
- 18,110 metres (operational)
-- 20,860 metres (maximum)
Range
- 1,995 km (combat)
-- 5,385 km (ferry)
Weight
- 18,920 kg (empty)
-- 43,570 kg (normal combat)
--- 47,290 kg (max take-off)
Crew
- Two (Pilot, Radar Intercept Officer)
Ordnance Mounts
- 10 mounts (12,000 kg maximum payload)
-- 4 pylons on each wing (1,000 kg each)
--- 2 pylons on the fuselage (2,500 kg each)
Armament
- Internally-mounted 30mm gun.
-- Advanced medium range air-to-air missiles.
--- Next-generation short range air-to-air missiles.
---- High precision smart bombs.
----- Conventional bombs.
------ Active/passive Electronic Warfare (EW) systems.
------- Internal and external reconnaissance systems.
-------- One optional external fuel tank.


Following the success of the WF-27 Firebolt, Wingarde Aerospace was given the job to design a heavier fighter craft to aid it in the defense of the nation. The WX-33 rolled out of the assembly line in 2000, and a lengthy period of testing and fine-tunning began. Two fatal accidents almost doom the project, but the malfunctioning parts were quickly redesigned and future test flights restored faith on the fighter. The WF-33 was named Avenger, and entered service in 2003.

The Avenger proved extremely useful in complementing the Firebolt in missions of any kind, and provided heavy support in precision ground strikes all over the world. Being carrier-based, the deployment range was increased exponentially, allowing missions all over the world. The fighter craft is revered by Wingardian pilots all over the nation. Even though the cutting-edge WF-39 Retaliator is currently entering service, the WF-33 will certainly remain on duty at least for the next 25 years.


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WF-39 Retaliator
Production cost: $107.6 million (USD)
Price: $162.4 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Advanced carrier-based air dominance stealth fighter
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- 2 x Norton Power G-SF-99E high-performance turbofan engines with afterburners
Thrust
- 27,940 kgf (each engine)
-- 55,880 kgf (net thrust)
--- 1.08 (thrust-to-weight ratio)
Length
- 21.2 metres
Wingspan
- 15.4 metres (wings extended)
-- 8.3 metres (wings folded)
Height
- 5.3 metres
Speed
- Mach 1.8 (2,258 km/h, cruise) at sea level
-- Mach 2.1 (2,590 km/h, max cruise) at high altitude
--- Mach 3+ (3,747 km/h, maximum) at high altitude
Ceiling
- 22,080 metres (operational)
-- 25,440 metres (maximum)
Range
- 2,130 km (combat)
-- 5,750 km (ferry)
Weight
- 22,350 kg (empty)
-- 51,910 kg (normal combat)
--- 55,875 kg (max take-off)
Crew
- One (Pilot)
Ordnance Mounts
- 10 internal and 8 external (26,000 kg maximum payload)
-- 10 hardpoints on internal bays (1,000 kg each)
--- 3 pylons on each wing (2,000 kg each)
---- 2 pylons on the fuselage (2,000 kg each)
Armament
- Internally-mounted 25mm gun.
-- Advanced medium range air-to-air missiles.
--- Next-generation short range air-to-air missiles.
---- High precision smart bombs.
----- Advanced anti-ship missiles.
------ Improved active/passive Electronic Warfare (EW) systems.
------- Internal and external reconnaissance systems.


The WF-39 Retaliator is Wingarde's most advanced, high-performance, supersonic air dominance stealth fighter to date, and undoubtedly one of the best the world. Capable of reaching speeds above Mach 3 at altitude while maintaining a very small radar signature, the WF-39 is a force to be reckoned with. Even though it was primarily designed for conducting air superiority tasks, it's also equipped to perform ground and sea strike missions.

The fighter can carry a sizeable payload in addition to the 25mm cannon internally-mounted in the nose. To avoid compromising the Retaliator's stealthiness, it's been fitted with internal bays. 1,000 kg of ordnance can be equipped in each of the revolving magazine's 10 hardpoints. There are 10 additional external pylons, but should only be used in exceptional situations since they can considerably compromise stealth, range, speed and maneuverability.

As almost every other Wingardian fighter craft to date, the WF-39 is equipped to operate from aircraft carriers as well as airbases on land. Its wings are designed to fold up 135 degrees while the vertical elevators lower 35 degrees, in order to save as much space as possible in cramped hangars and carrier decks.

Unfortunately, international sales of the Retaliator will be restricted to the nations that invested in the WX-38 project during its design and later experimental phase (Southeast Asia, Czardas, Spizania and Urcea), and allies of Wingarde, of course. This is unlikely to change in the near future.

Rotary-wing Attack Aircraft


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WR-4 Sea Ranger
Production cost: $21.1 million (USD)
Price: $33 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Multi-mission naval helicopter
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- 2 Norton Power G-RW-28 gas turbine engines
Length
- 16.2 metres (rotor turning)
-- 14.8 metres (fuselage)
Width
- 3.4 metres (rotor turning)
Height
- 4 metres
Speed
- 291 km/h (Cruise)
-- 326 km/h (Maximum)
Ceiling
- 5,210 metres
Range
- 630 km
-- 1,060 km (w/ auxiliary fuel tanks)
Weight
- 6,202 kg (Empty)
-- 9,636 kg (ASW mission)
--- 8,809 kg (Anti-ship mission)
---- 10,021 kg (Naval utility variant)
Crew
- Three
Armament
- Turreted 20 mm gun
-- 3 external hardpoints for anti-ship missiles or torpedos


The WR-4 Sea Ranger was designed to fulfill the role of a multi-mission helicopter with Anti-Submarine Warfare and Search & Rescue capabilities, operating from almost any naval platform. The resulting aircraft was a success, and in a matter of two years (from 1997, when it entered service, to 1999) every possible Wingardian vessel had it on their helipads. Even though it has yet to see real action, the Sea Ranger has proved itself capable of SAR and inspecting operations in the hands of the Federal Coast Guard.


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WR-6 Champion
Production cost: $29.6 million (USD)
Price: $47.1 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Attack helicopter
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- 2 Norton Power G-RW-32 gas turbine engines
Length
- 14.7 meters (rotor turning)
Width
- 12.1 meters (rotor turning)
Speed
- 322 km/h (Cruise)
-- 351 km/h (Maximum)
Range
- 485 km
Weight
- 3,736 kg (Empty)
-- 4,950 kg (Combat Mission)
Crew
- Two
Armament
- 23mm turreted gun.
-- New generation short range air-to-air missiles.
--- Advanced air-to-ground missiles and rockets.
---- Active/passive Electronic Warfare (EW) systems.
----- Internal and external reconnaissance systems.
Mission Equipment
- Centralized processing architecture with Ada software
-- Target acquisition system with aided-target detection/classification and automatic target tracking
--- Night vision pilotage system, wide field-of-view (35°x52°) helmet-mounted display


The WR-6 Champion was Wingarde’s first rotary-wing aircraft project. The first prototype was manufactured in 2001, and went through an extensive series of quality and performance tests over the next two years. It entered active service around the same time as the WF-33 Avenger, in mid-2003.

Equipped with the latest avionics systems and state-of-the-art weapons, the Champion proved to be a deadly fighting machine, specialized in the elimination of armored vehicles and destruction of heavy fortifications. Nevertheless, the helicopter performs remarkably well against other ground targets. However, its ability to engage fast, non-rotary-wing aircraft is somewhat limited due to the inherent restrictions of this type of vehicles.

Support Aircraft


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WT-19 Skymaster
Production cost: $9.1 million (USD)
Price: $14 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Long-range troop and cargo airlift
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- 4 Norton Power G-TC-74D
Thrust
- 10,160 kg (each engine)
Length
- 55 meters
Height
- 12.8 meters
Wingspan
- 49 meters
Speed
- 820 km/h (Mach 0.67)
Ceiling
- 13,030 meters
Range
- 4218 km
Maximum Payload
- 55,000 kg
Maximum Takeoff Weight
- 153,270 kg
Crew
- Six


Developed between 1996 and 1998, the WT-19 Skymaster promptly replaced the foreign designs for transport aircraft in Wingarde. After fully entering service in 1999, the Skymaster began its career transporting military goods all over the nation and allies, even though it would easily be able to reach farther places if necessity dictates so. Its spacious hold can transport cargo and troops to any destination in the planet since it’s runway requirements are more than acceptable, even for an aircraft this large.


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WT-25 Stratolifter
Production cost: $189.2 million (USD)
Price: $287.4 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Long-range massive strategic airlift
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- 6 Norton Power G-TC-83A
Thrust
- 24,500 kg (each engine)
Length
- 87 meters
Height
- 20 meters
Wingspan
- 90.2 meters
Speed
- 860 km/h (Mach 0.7)
Ceiling
- 14,470 meters
Range
- 4750 km (w/ max payload)
-- 17,300 (w/ max fuel)
Maximum Payload
- 252,000 kg
Maximum Takeoff Weight
- 607,150 kg
Crew
- Eight


The WT-25 Stratolifter is one of the largest transport aircraft in the entire world. Its development process stretched from 2001 trough 2003, and was designed in order to fulfill very large transport operations of all kinds of military equipment during wartime. However, it has yet to see full use of its capabilities, given the fact Wingarde has never been involved in any major military conflict.

Transporting more than four times the WT-19 Skymaster's capacity, the Stratolifter can deliver huge amounts of equipment anywhere in the world and even faster than its smaller predecessor, due to its powerful six G-TC-83A engines. Due to the lack of armament installed onboard, the WT-25 is a vulnerable and fairly easy target, so it should never be without escort in wartime.


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WE-10 Overseer
Production cost: $53.4 million (USD)
Price: $82 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Airborne early warning command and control naval aircraft (AEW&C)
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
Power Plant
- 2 Norton Power G-TC-21A
Length
- 17.91 meters
Height
- 6.12 meters
Wingspan
- 26.22 meters
Speed
- 441 knots (Cruise)
-- 534 knots (Maximum)
Ceiling
- 11,275 meters
Range
- 1,425 nautical miles
Maximum Takeoff Weight
- 25,118 kg
Crew
- Five


The WE-10 Overseer was designed in 1996 in order to extend the sensor range of the Wingardian fleets. Operating from a carrier, the Overseer can position itself high above the allied ships, and detect any incoming threats with greater anticipation thanks to the advanced sensors equipment onboard the aircraft. The WE-10 is also ideal to plan and coordinate strikes to targets within 300 nautical miles from the carrier group.

Being an unarmed aircraft, the Overseer shouldn't fly far from the task force without proper escort. Nevertheless, it proves to be an invaluable asset to any modern battle group.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)


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TD-3 Sentinel
Production cost: $4.8 million (USD)
Price: $8.2 million (USD)

Primary Function
- Multirole drone
Builder
- Wingarde Aerospace & National Cybernetics Inc.
Power Plant
- Norton Power G-LA-44 engine
Fuel
- 110 liters
Length
- 8.1 meters
Wingspan
- 14.8 meters
Speed
- 95 km/h (Stall)
-- 140 – 175 km/h (Cruise)
--- 250 km/h (Dash)
Operational Altitude
- 830 meters
Range
- Line of Sight on GCS
-- Unlimited via satellite
Endurance
- 24 hours on station at 500 NM
-- 40 hours
Maximum Takeoff Weight
- 1000 kg
Multiple AV Control
- Yes: autonomous flight
Payload
- Electro-optics
-- IR (day-night)
--- SAR (all weather)
---- Modular
Data Link
- Frequency: C-band
-- Line of Sight: Yes
--- Satellite: Yes (UHF and KU)
---- GPS: Yes
Weather Limits
- T/O cross winds - 28 km/h
-- T/O head winds - 56 km/h
--- Rain - no
---- Visible Moisture - limited
----- Icing - no
------ Turbulence – no
Emergency Recovery
- Parachute


The TD-3 Sentinel is the result of a joint venture between Wingarde Aerospace and National Cybernetics, which goal was to create a multi-purpose tactical drone which would carry out varied kinds of missions, from reconnaissance to surveillance to tactical strikes (by mounting a warhead on the drone). The Sentinel has just entered mass production, and was meant for export from the start.

Experimental Aircraft


The following designs are testbed prototypes in early stages of development. The Ministry of Defense is reluctant to reveal or even sell much information about these cutting-edge aircraft. Nevertheless, foreign investments in the research efforts may make the government reconsider its decision about their sale to international powers.


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WX-41
Cost: Unknown (estimated: $2.4+ billion USD)

[Technical specifications are classified]


The gem of Wingardian researchers. This strategic bomber will possess highly advanced aerodynamics and synthetic materials to allow supersonic speeds while carrying substantial payload. Stealth has also been given significant importance in the design, whose goal is to create an extremely fast aircraft capable of delivering decisive hits to the enemy's critical targets without being detected flying in nor flying out.

INVESTORS
The4horsemen: $3 trillion USD (lump sum)
Van Luxemburg: $250 billion USD (lump sum)
Triancia: $100 billion USD (lump sum)
Oslea: $50 billion USD (lump sum)
Czardas: $20 billion USD (lump sum)
Pheanix: $10 billion USD (lump sum)
Spizania: $5 billion USD (yearly)
The Silver Sky: $536.97 million USD (lump sum)

*bump*

OOC: Please, help a small nation develop. :)

*bump!*

Spizania would like to order
1. 100 W-19 Skymasters $910 million
2. 100 TD-3 Sentinels $480 million

We'd also like to put $500 million a year into te developments of the WX-48 and WX-41.
Total : $1890 million
Cash on delivery

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WT-19 Skymasters and 100 (one hundred) TD-3 Sentinels, has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 10 (ten) months.

Your research investment of this year ($500 million) has been received via electronic transfer. Thank you for your interest.

We have not received payment for the military equipment yet. Payment on delivery is not possible at this time. Please choose between the following options and reply as soon as possible:

1) Full payment at the start of construction ($1.89 billion).
2) 50% at the start of construction and 50% on delivery (50% = $945 million).
3) Monthly payment for 10 months ($189 million per month).

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

we will chose option 2 please

OOC: Howlong is a NS year on this storefront? I want some fighter planes.

OOC: I guess my time scale for the time being is: 1 RL day = 1 NS month.

Then the Confederacy will order
100 W-33 Fighter Planes total $4500 million
and pump my annual research money of $500 million in aswell
total $5000 million

OCC: These fighters had better be worth it.

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WF-33 Avengers has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 7 (seven) months. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: I have already received your yearly contribution to our research efforts. And don't worry, they are well worth their price. ;)

*bumpitz*

Are we your only customer?

Anyway we would like to buy
100 W-29s
3150 million dollars. I desperately need more fighter jets.

We would like to contribute P$350 million Pandora Gems($536,970,000 USD) a year towards the WX-41.

Thank you.

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WF-27 Firebolts has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 6 (six) months. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
TO: Silver Sky Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investment received

We would like to thank you for contributing $536,970,000 USD to our research efforts on the WX-41. You won't regret your investment.

Thank you for supporting Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: Please try to spell the designations correctly, Spizania, and yes, it seems you are our only customer... We've got another investor, though. :)

Wingarde, we would like to buy out, Wingarde Aerospace, we can offer what ever price, if you accept you will receiving even more funding from the company, and access to large research labs, and factories and resources to increase production and reduce cost.

Please send questions here: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=9500629#post9500629

-Random CEO

We Buy Stuff Inc.
"Now going international!"

TO: CEO, We Buy Stuff Inc.
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Offer declined

We would like to thank you for your offer, but Wingarde Aerospace is currently funded by the nation's government and only receives investments from foreign powers. The Corporation is and will remain strictly Wingardian in the foreseeable future. We appreciate your interest, but we must decline.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

OOC: Damn, oh well... :D

TO: Spizania and Silver Sky Governments
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace R&D Department

SUBJECT: Research update for investors

Research on the WX-38 and WX-41 prototypes is progressing slowly but surely. The technical schematics of the WX-38 have been updated to reflect the advancements in its design.

The Commonwealth of Pheanix wishes to express its desired to se a completed WX-41 and to this end the Minister of Foreign Affairs has authorised the transfer of a $10 Billion USD, to contribute to the research of the plane. We hope our investemnet gets a fair return, if not...well lets not talk about that now.

TO: Pheanix Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investment received

We would like to thank you for contributing $10,000,000,000 USD to our research efforts on the WX-41. You won't regret your investment.

Thank you for supporting Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: Alright, how about buying some aircraft? Anyone? :p

Hello!
We'll have another 100 W-33s please.

And Pheanix, dont make me fight you in another theatre of war, ones enough.

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WF-33 Avengers has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 7 (seven) months. You have been granted the status of Regular Customer (5% discount). Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

TO: Spizania, Silver Sky and Pheanix Governments
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace R&D Department

SUBJECT: Estimation software hacked

We regret to inform you that the software that calculated the cost estimates of the prototypes had been hacked some time ago, and was producing grievously erroneous figures until recently, when the problem was fixed. You are free to withdraw your investments if you contributed funds based solely on the wrong estimates.

We are sorry for the terrible inconvenience.
OOC: Gotta research my stuff better next time... :rolleyes:

How much more is it going to cost then?

No worries here, as long as the price tag doesnt run excessively high we dont mind. Pst by the way, how long is it going to take for them to be operational?

TO: Spizania and Pheanix Governments
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace R&D Department

SUBJECT: Correct prototype cost estimates

As you requested, the actual estimated costs for each prototype are as follows:

WX-38: $110+ million USD
WX-41: $2.4+ billion USD

In regards for the research completion time, it is uncertain. The aircrafts are barely testbed prototypes, and even though we are receiving considerable funding, they won't enter service at least in the next four years.
OOC: All the information regarding the corporation is located in the first posts. In the case of the prototypes, check Experimental Aircraft.

*bumpsmanship*

The United Socialist States of Russia an East Europe will buy WF-27 Firebolt. Our Airforce is looking for some modern fighters, many of our fighters are out dated MIG-21's, and we need a new fighter for the 21st centurey. Most likey we will copy the WF-27, and mass produce it.

Thank you

Can we pay the $95 million (USD) over a 5 year span? Our nations economy is just recovering from a major geo-politcal brake up.

Aleksander Alexivich- Dictator of The United Socialist States of Russia an East Europe

Greetings,

On behalf of our upcoming Airforce, I would inquire as to how many of the following can be carried by the WT-19 Skymaster;

-Troops with equipment.
-5-ton Cargo Trucks with crew.
-T-62 Tanks with crew.

Regards,
Gen. Gregor Marx,
Ministry for Military Procurement.

TO: Dictator Aleksander Alexivich, United Socialist States of Russia an East Europe
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Offer declined

We apologise, but we are currently not selling production rights of any of our aircraft models. However, feel free to order whichever product you desire. We will begin their construction immediately and deliver them to any location you specify. We thank you for your offer, but we must decline.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
TO: General Gregor Marx, Ministry for Military Procurement, Cruxgrad
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: WT-19 Skymaster carrying capacity

The WT-19 Skymaster's can transport 55 tonnes of any kind of cargo. According to your request, we have done the following calculations in sight of the cargo you would like to load:

A Skymaster can carry:
- 220 troops with equipment.
- Around 8 5-ton cargo trucks, although that depends on their dimensions.
- 1 T-62 Main Battle Tank

In the last case, 15 tonnes of capacity would remain free for extra cargo.

Thank you for your interest in Wingarde Aerospace.

Your Loss, I will get a hold of the WF-27 through the black market. Its either you get the direct money from us now, or we get it through a 3rd party and mass produce that one. ;)

Thank you for your time, and i understand your view. :)

TO: Dictator Aleksander Alexivich, United Socialist States of Russia an East Europe
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Insulting remarks

We are insulted by your allegations. Our products are sold only to legitimate customers all over the world. You will not find them in the black market nor any third party organizations. You are also wrong to consider that we would sell (if that were the case) production rights at the same price as three units of the model you intend to mass produce on your own. We certainly hope this kind of behaviour by your part does not surface again.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

I am greatly sorry for insulting your company. Its just that... We can not afford your products or services. 35 Million USD for a fighter, is un-realistic for a nation of our sitation.

Looking at the market, I will invest in making my own fighters, and sell them too 3rd world nations, and so on. Obvisly not all nations have the money to spend on these fighters.

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"The future of aviation within arm's reach."


Wingarde Aerospace Corporation was founded in May 1995 with the merger of most of the Wingardian aviation companies of the time, and is headquartered in Stromburg, Wingarde. It provided a solution to the growing need for aircraft in the nation, and a rentable alternative to imports. Our goal has always been excellence and quality with affordable prices, which we have achieved throughout the last ten years.

As for the customer base, Wingarde Aerospace deals mainly with the Department of Defense, but its presence is rapidly growing strongly in civil aviation too. It was only recently that the government allowed military-grade aircraft to be exported to foreign powers all over the world, hoping to boost the national economy while aiding potential allies in the development of their air forces.

Feel free take a look at our catalog. Currently, it is slightly limited given the fact that the Department of Defense hasn't permitted the export of every single Wingardian aircraft. Please bear with us while this issue is solved.


PRODUCTS

Fixed-wing Attack Aircraft
WF-27 Firebolt (Multirole fighter)
WF-33 Avenger (Carrier-based tactical fighter)

Rotary-wing Attack Aircraft
WR-6 Champion (Attack helicopter)

Support Aircraft
WT-19 Skymaster (Transport/tanker aircraft)

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)
TD-3 Sentinel (Multirole drone)

Experimental Aircraft
WX-38 (Advanced multirole fighter)
WX-41 (Supersonic strategic bomber)

Please place your orders if you are interested in any of our fine products. Be sure to include the full name of the aircraft and the quantity you desire. We will reply with the total sum of the purchase and the time of construction and delivery.



OOC: Some of the images were modified by me, but none of the pictures in this topic were made by me (except the WAF logo). They belong to their respective owners.

DEAR SIR/MADAM

Do these military airplanes on your catalog have the capability of launching nuclear missiles and if so could a demonstartion be co-ordinated, lets say on a another planet.. .... :gundge:

P.S.
Have a nice day :fluffle:

OOC: This is MT, not FT.

To whom it may concern,

On behalf of the Ministry of Military Procurement, I would like to place an order for ten WT-19 Skymaster. Would it be possibly to have them fitted with ECM's as they are likely to pass over unfriendly territory in situations of use.

Faithfully,
Gen. Gregor Marx,
Ministry of Military Procurement.

TO: General Gregor Marx, Ministry for Military Procurement, Cruxgrad
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Installing ECM pods

Fitting ECM pods to each unit costs an additional $200,000 USD per aircraft modified, raising the cost per unit from $9.1 million USD to $9.3 million USD. The total cost of the purchase (10 units) would be $93 million USD. Would you like to confirm your order?

Thank you for your interest in Wingarde Aerospace.

Representative,

That is acceptable, the money shall be wired at once. When might we expect delivery of our cargo?

Faithfully,
Gen. Gregor Marx,
Ministry for Military Procurement.

TO: General Gregor Marx, Ministry for Military Procurement, Cruxgrad
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 10 (ten) WT-19 Skymasters has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 1 (one) month. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: 1 RL day is 1 NS month (in this storefront), so you'll have your shiny, new aircrafts tomorrow. ;)

My nation is interested in buying some products from your catalog. Our order is as follows:
50 WF-27 "Firebolt" Multi-role Fighters: USD 1.575.000.000.
25 WR-6 "Champion" Attack Helicopters: USD 740.000.000.
5 WT-19 "Skymaster" Tankers: USD 45.500.000.
5 TD-3 "Sentinel" UAVs: USD 24.000.000.
My country will wait for confirmation, and wants also to know if you want us to pay in our national currency (the fing) or if you only accept dollars.
Thank you very much.

TO: Fingradian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 50 (fifty) WF-27 Firebolts, 25 (twenty-five) WR-6 Champions, 5 (five) WT-19 Skymasters and 5 (five) TD-3 Sentinels has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 4 (four) months. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

TO: General Gregor Marx, Ministry for Military Procurement, Cruxgrad
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Construction of your items is complete

Construction of your ordered items, 10 (ten) WT-19 Skymasters has been successfully completed. Please reply specifying where would you like to have the aircrafts delivered.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

Spizania wishes to order 100 W-33s at a cost of 4.5 billion
And have your budget

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WF-33 Avengers has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 7 (seven) months. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

In sight of the future opening of Ravenholm Shipyards' storefront, Wingarde Aerospace has deemed two naval aircraft and one modification for export. Please review them in the main catalog:

- WF-27C Firebolt (carrier variant)
- WR-4 Sea Ranger
- WE-10 Overseer

DMG Military Industries would like to purchase Production Rights to the WR-6 Champion.

TO: DMG Military Industries
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Production rights not for sale

We apologise, but we are currently not selling production rights of any of our aircraft models. However, feel free to order whichever product you desire. We will begin their construction immediately and deliver them to any location you specify.

Thank you for your interest in Wingarde Aerospace

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Construction of your items is complete

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WF-27 Firebolts and 100 (one hundred) WF-33 Avengers has been successfully completed. Please reply specifying where would you like to have the aircrafts delivered.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
TO: Fingradian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Construction of your items is complete

Construction of your ordered items, 50 (fifty) WF-27 Firebolts, 25 (twenty-five) WR-6 Champions, 5 (five) WT-19 Skymasters and 5 (five) TD-3 Sentinels has been successfully completed. Please reply specifying where would you like to have the aircrafts delivered.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

The Federal Kingdom of Triancia is very interested in the advancements being made by the Wingarde Aerospace Corporation, and I have a number of orders for you.

First, members of the Triancian Military Community have expressed excitement at a number of your aircraft, specifically your rotary-winged aircraft, as well as transport, and carrier-based Battlespace management platforms. For this reason, Triancia would like to purchase the following for testing and evaluation purposes, with more orders forthcoming depending on their performance:

10 WR-4 'Sea Ranger': 211 million USD
10 WR-6 'Champion': 296 million USD
10 WT-19 'Skymaster':91 million USD
10 WE-10 'Overseer': 534 million USD

This brings us to a total cost of 1,132,000,000 USD, which will be wired to your accounts upon confirmation of this order.

Second, members of the Directorate of Aerospace Research of the Triancian National Laboratories, as well as the Triancian Air Force, have taken a direct interest in Wingrade's WX-41 Strategic Bomber program. Our current project to create a sub-orbital attack aircraft, the XAF-1 Mercury program, has given our scientists insight on creating high-velocity, high altitude engines, along with the accompanying air frame. We would like to dedicate funds, personnel, and data towards this WX-41 program, and need only Wingrade Aerospace's needs in order to specify aid.

Third, my counterpart in the Department of Commerce, Secretary Washlyn, has asked me to put forth a proposal for the Triancian government to invest directly in Wingrade Aerospace, a move that is seen by the President himself as a wise investment for Triancia, its government, and its people.

Lastly, it's a minor detail, but, pending adoption, aircraft and equipment under testing and evaluation are usually given Triancian designation. If you are adverse to this, we can simply keep original designations.

I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,
Robert Wernick,
Triancian Secretary of Defense

OOC: Would you mind if I posted some of these specifications on my country’s website, giving proper credit, of course?

TO: Secretary Robert Wernick, Triancia
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: We accept your proposals

I have immediately ordered the construction of your requested items (10 WR-4 Sea Rangers, 10 WR-6 Champions, 10 WT-19 Skymasters and 10 WE-10 Overseers). They should be ready for delivery in about 2 months.

Regarding the WX-41 program, we would be glad to exchange technical information with your scientists working on the XAF-1 Mercury project. I am certain both our efforts will be benefit each other inmensely of the trade.

As for the investments offers, we would be honoured if you contributed funds to Wingarde Aerospace; I am sure our government would approve. Depending on the size of your investment, you will receive according discounts.

Lastly, we would rather you did not change the original designations of your purchased aircraft. I hope you understand our national pride.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
OOC: Be my guest, but don't forget the credits! Anyway, you've been the best roleplayer of the thread so far. :)

The Federation of Fingrad is pleased with the completion of our order. We thank you for your swiftness. According to my superiors the fleet has to be delivered to Mirkograd's Military Air Base, located five kilometers south of our capital city.
We would like one of your military leaders to deliver our order personally and stay for a talk about defence issues which concern both our countries.
The Federation of Fingrad is also interested in carrying out joint military exercises with the Wingardian government. Thank you again; it was a pleasure to make business with Wingarde Aerospace.

TO: Fingradian Government
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Delivery procedures have begun

Your purchased items are currently being delivered at the location you specified, Mirkograd's military air base. The transportation will be complete within the next 60 hours. We warmly thank you for your purchase.

As for the organization of a meeting between Wingardian and Fingradian military leaders, I am certain our government can arrange that soon.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

Mr. Volt,

Mr. Washlyn has asked me to clarify his request again. Now, normally I'm not one to take orders from Commerce, but products offered by your corporation are of high-enough quality that I carry out his requests.

By investment, we mean Triancian ownership of Wingarde Aerospace stock, and, thereby, a portion of the company. We understand that Wingarde Aerospace is a state-run entity, and that you may be reluctant to sell such assets to a foreign power. We understand this, and are willing to invest whatever you would allow, be it 50 percent, or half a percent.

We are glad to hear that the Triancian military and Triancian science can both benefit from the WX-41 program. We are willing to offer select data from the Mercury Project, the use of the National Laboratories' resources in technical research, and funds totaling 100 billion USD toward the completion of this project.

In order to facilitate cooperation between the Triancian Government, and Wingarde Aerospace, we invite Wingarde Aerospace to open up offices and/or facilities in Triancia, to produce either military or civil aircraft for export. Such a facility would have to follow laws put in place by the Department of Commerce and Ministry of Economics and Revenue, of course, but I think you would agree the benefits outweigh the costs.

On that note, the Department of State would like to open up official diplomatic ties with Wingarde, and, between you and me, it be for the best. These foreign communiqués never were my strong suite, and I'd best leave diplomatic niceties up to them.

Lastly, we will not designate your aircraft with Triancian designation's during the testing phase. However, I regret to inform you that, upon adoption, they will be given Triancian designation, while keeping their given names. I understand your need for national pride, but I fear it must be offset somewhat by our logistical concerns.

Sincerely,
Robert Wernick,
Triancian Secretary of Defense

OOC: Thankee! I see a low post count, but I have no doubt you have some other Roleplaying experiance. You don't use MU*s, by any chance, do you?

TO: Secretary Robert Wernick, Triancia
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Clarification and confirmation

I am afraid I have misunderstood the meaning of your investments. I regret to inform you that Wingarde Aerospace is strictly a national corporation, so we cannot allow foreign powers to partially own it. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

As for your intended contributions to the WX-41 project, please feel free to invest as much as you wish. We also gladly agree to an exchange of information with your XAF-1 program.

Regarding the opening of branches in other countries, I believe it could be arranged, but setting up manufacturing facilities overseas is a sensitive issue; it will have to be thoughtfully discussed by our executives and me. Please do not take this as a negative answer, we simply need time before we reach a sensible decision.

On the diplomatic matters, I am sure your government can arrange that with our nation's Foreign Ministry.

Finally, I am slightly concerned about the designation changes of your purchased aircraft. Could you please be more specific as to the modifications you plan to carry out?

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
OOC: I've ignored the "specific abilities" part of your letter, since I believe that's FT and this storefront belongs to the MT timeline. I'll edit my letter if necessary in the future. About the MU*s, yes, I've briefly been a member of Holotrek and Battlestar MUSH, but my main roleplaying experience comes from fighting vile aliens in the Extraterrestrial Combat Unit (X-COM) organization. :sniper:

Mr. Volt,

Mr. Washlyn is sorry to hear that, but this government understands. Flagship industry is sometimes better left in the hands of a respective national government.

On the matter of the WX-41, I am glad Triancia is able to contribute to such a program, and look forward to seeing a completed prototype in the near future.

We can understand your company's reluctance to set up manufacturing facilities in our country, but, please, look at it from our point of view. If we are to incorporate aircraft from Wingarde Aerospace into our military, it stands to reason that we don't want the production of these aircraft out-of-country, across a sea or air that could become hostile to Triancia and its allies. During a long war, possibly fought on Triancian soil, we must be able to insure domestic production. Since you are not selling production rights (a wise move from a profit standpoint) we feel a factory in Triancian territory is strategically justified. Large orders may hinge on it.

Secretary Garner of the State Department will open up channels with your government, and assures me that these actions will only further our relations with Wingarde Aerospace.

And you needn't worry about these designations. The only modification we make to foreign aircraft is modification of hardpoints and software to accept weaponry based both the Ammunition and Munitions Logistical Systems. By designation changes, we mean that specific number all Triancian military Aircraft are designated by. I believe the base designation given to your WR-6 Champion would generally be HST-17, if modulated for a tactical attack on ground targets. Like wise, your WR-4 Sea Ranger would be designated HSC-14, or 15, depending on other testing done to other aircraft at this time. Again, this is assuming the WR-4 is used in a Sea Control role.

Sincerely,
Robert Wernick,
Triancian Secretary of Defense

OOC: Well, I would consider it more Post-Modern, since we do have some sub-orbital craft on the drawing board today. It's your thread, though. :) I've deleted the part of my last pose that referred to it, to maintain continuity.

They make Battlestar MUSHes? New Battlestar, or Old Battlestar?

TO: Secretary Robert Wernick, Triancia
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Decision

After thorough discussion with my fellow executives here in Wingarde Airspace, we have agreed to build a manufacturing facility on Triancian soil. However, before we confirm this project, you must agree to the following (negotiable) terms:

1) Due to the fact we are transporting an important part of Wingardian technology over to foreign territory, we will send the necessary Army and Air Force personnel to protect the installation, acting by orders and on behalf of the government of Wingarde.

2) The factory's grounds will be considered Wingardian territory, and any unauthorized intrusion or attack will be considered a direct offense (or an act of war) against the Wingardian government.

3) The Triancian security forces will ensure safety and order in the surroundings of the facility, inspecting any suspicious activity and take action if necessary.

We hope you understand these security measures are critical when carrying these formidable technologies overseas, and that our only interest is to protect what is ours. I am looking forward to your reply.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
OOC: The MUSH's name is simply "Battlestar MUSH", and is based off the originial series. You can find it here (http://www.withoutaclue.com/bsm2/).

*b|_|mp0rz*

President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation,

Good day to you, sir. My name is Albert Washlyn, Secretary of Commerce for the Federal Kingdom of Triancia. The Department of Commerce's job is to both further Triancia's economic interests abroad, and relations with foreign corporations wishing to claim extraterritorial designation with the Federal Kingdom. As you wish to do the latter, Secretary Wernick has passed this matter on to my Department. I hope we can reach a prosperous settlement for both our nations!

I will address each point your company has brought up in sequence.

1) Basing of Troops: I've been told Robert will address this in a separate communiqué.

2) Extraterritoriality for Wingarde Aerospace facilities: Ahh, the heart of the matter! Mr. Volt, you'll be happy to know that Triancia deals with foreign, nationally owned corporations on a fairly regular basis, and, as such, we have much of the logistical framework to allow this. However, we do differentiate between independent multinationals, and state-run corporations, so, in order to classify you as state-run, we will need some sort of proof that that Wingarde's government controls and orders Wingarde Aerospace. This can not simply be a government endorsement, as we have had some multinationals bribe smaller island nations in order to avoid laws put in place for there type of company.

Also, this type of arrangement needs to be agreed upon by the Ministry of Economics and Revenue, as well. I have obtained their agreement, but only under the condition that the business arm in the country and its employees agree to follow both State Department's Immigrating Employee procedure. In addition, any employees living off-site must work with the municipal and Provincial governments to pay for housing and services, as they are not part of the Ministry of Economics and Revenue’s Federal Distribution of Revenue System (FDRS). If you employee any Triancian citizens, you must report them via FDRS.

3) We can, of course, provide for the security of your site, just as we provide security for all Triancian buildings. We will deploy a detachment of the Triancian Federal Police Department's Diplomatic Protection Service, but are quite confident that local police will be able to protect you. We have virtually no crime in Triancia, after all!

Now then, if you are still looking for a place to setup your factory, I recommend a facility in Mariscopa, in the province of Nalshadi, which has been hit hard by the declining Information Technology industry.

I look forward to dealing with Wingarde Aerospace in the future, and, on behalf of the Triancian Government, we hope you enjoy your time in Triancia!

Sincerely,
Sec. Albert Washlyn,
Triancian Department of Commerce.

Mr. Volt,

I was hoping Sec. Washlyn could have handled all of this, but your request to base troops at your facilities raises some concerns with us in the Defense Department.

Current Triancian foreign policy stipulates a doctrine of reciprocal basing, that is, a Wingarde military base on our soil must be matched by some sort of base on your soil. Since you are only deploying a small amount of units for protection, we feel that our presence should be equally as light. My subordinates in the Navy have put together an agreement for the RTN to use Wingarde ports for refueling and resupplying. If this is unsatisfactory, then we can work on alternatives, but we will not stray away from the aforementioned policy.

I am confident we can reach an agreement that will benefit both out nations.

-Secretary Wernick

TO: Secretary Albert Washlyn, Triancia
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: RE: Decision

I am writing to you in regards to your concerns about the terms established before carrying out the actual operation of setting up facilities in Triancia.

As for evidencing the state-run nature of Wingarde Aerospace, I can inform you that I, and along with me the rest of the corporation, work directly under the Wingardian Minister of Defense in addition to receiving funds from the government's defense budget. I can send you copies of the corresponding paperwork if you need more proof that Wingarde Aerospace is not a private enterprise.

Regarding the security provided by the Triancian police forces, I have no complaints, I consider they will fulfill the necessary role successfully.

Finally, regarding the basing of Wingardian military personnel on Triancian soil, I have been informed that the Minister of Defense will specifically address you to discuss the terms of reciprocal basing. She will contact you shortly.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
TO: Secretary Robert Wernick, Triancia
FROM: Minister Alexia Daecher, Wingarde

SUBJECT: Reciprocal basing of troops

After careful deliberation, I concur with your plan of reciprocal basing of troops in both countries. The Royal Triancian Navy will be granted permission to refuel and resupply in Wingardian ports when needed. However, you must allow us to have your ships lightly escorted by vessels of the Wingarde Federal Navy to these ports. I am sure you will understand it is merely a safety measure, considering we're allowing the passage of foreign warships through our national waters.

In return, as you have probably been briefed about earlier, you will have to allow us to transport Army and Air Force personnel over to Wingarde Aerospace's factory on Triancian territory. The Army will only send ground infantry (probably no more than two companies) with their corresponding equipment, whereas the Air Force will ship a small amount of fighter craft (approximately 20 WF-27 Firebolts) with their necessary equipment, aircrew and pilots.

Yours sincerely,

Alexia Daecher,
Minister of Defense,
Democratic States of Wingarde

Ernest,

Things seem to be proceeding smoothly! I personally take your word for it that Wingarde Aerospace is wholly directed by your Minister of Defense, but for the peace of mind of those and Parliament and our citizens, I would ask for the supporting documentation you've mentioned, for our records.

We hope to see your company here soon!

Sec. Albert Washlyn,
Triancian Department of Commerce.

Minister Daecher,

Such terms are acceptable. The State Department informs me that they thinking of proposing a long-term, strategic alliance between our two nations in the future, though they stress other matters are pressing the State Department at this time.

Regarding Rules of Engagement for your forces stationed inside Triancia: We request that any Triancian citizen being held for Trespassing or Espionage by your troops be given access to members of the Triancian government, though we, of course, have absolutely no wish to provoke an international incident. We are only concerned for our citizen's welfare. We would also like to remind your Air Force commanders that Highland Air Force Base is located 50 miles west of your location, and that your pilots should remember that. We are willing to provide your aircraft with certain IFF designation codes, to avoid any mishaps by are defensive forces.

If an Aircraft should breach your air space, we ask that you attempt to warn it off before attempting to shoot it down. While no commercial flight paths are above the facility, we cannot discount private charters and navigational errors. The airspace is Wingardian, however, and it is up to the Wingardian government to decide there particular ROE for any situation.

I believe we should be receiving your aircraft within the week. We hope to have test results in the current round of competition in 2-3 months.

-Robert Wernick,
Triancian Secretary of Defense

OOC: I should have the results of the 'testing' in RL 2 days. Sound reasonable?

TO: Triancian government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Construction of your items is complete

Construction of your ordered items, 10 (ten) WR-4 Sea Rangers, 10 (ten) WR-6 Champions, 10 (ten) WT-19 Skymasters and 10 (ten) WE-10 Overseers has been successfully completed. Please reply specifying where would you like to have the aircrafts delivered.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
TO: Secretary Robert Wernick, Triancia
FROM: Minister Alexia Daecher, Wingarde

SUBJECT: Operation confirmed

I am pleased to inform you that the Ministry of Defense has successfully approved the plan to build a Wingarde Aerospace factory on Triancian territory. Our engineers, materials and military personnel and equipment are preparing to leave for Triancia at the time of this writing.

We accept your terms on airspace breachs and Rules of Engagement, and appreciate your offer about basing our fighters on Highland Air Force Base. Your correspondind IFF codes will be programmed into their systems as soon as the task force lands on Triancia. Regarding that, I report you that all the personnel and equipment will be transported by our carrier group, whose flagship is the WFN Fenrir, and is escorted by two destroyers and two heavy missile cruisers. I hope that is not inconvenient to your nation. The task force will arrive within the next two weeks if everything goes as planned.

As for the strategic alliance, I am afraid I am not in position to decide anything. This will have to be discussed with the President and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

Yours sincerely,

Alexia Daecher,
Minister of Defense,
Democratic States of Wingarde
OOC: 2 RL days is OK. ;)

Minister Daecher

I am sorry sir, but I’ve misspoken. Although we would be happy to base aircraft at Highland if and when a more comprehensive strategic agreement is signed, the mention of Highland AFB was simply to inform you that your aircraft are expected to patrol Wingarde Aerospace airspace, and simply leave patrols of Triancian airspace to the Triancian Air Force. Although we expect some overlap, we would be against any Wingardian aircraft anywhere more than 8 miles from your facilities. I am sorry for any misunderstanding this may have caused.

The Fenrir and its escorts will be met by the Earl IV class attack submarines RTS Cerzana and RTS 0Beowulf, at the edge of our international waters. You will be escorted to the Naval Station in the city of Cerzana, and bused to the facility from there. Our rail system has fallen into disrepair, but our roads are excellent. The site also has an airstrip, so feel free to fly personnel in directly, after notifying the TAF with your flight plan.

-Wernick

Ernest,

Excellent! Our military will accept them at the Port of Cerzana, a few miles east of the naval base in the city, and ferry them to the testing site from there. Leave the instruction manuals, please!

Sec. Albert Washlyn,
Triacian Department of Commerce

OOC: Really, we have to get some RP in beyond this exchange of letters. You don't know of any International Incidents that might be good RP in the near future, do you?

TO: Secretary Robert Wernick, Triancia
FROM: Minister Alexia Daecher, Wingarde

SUBJECT: Operation confirmed

Please forgive me for misunderstanding your intentions. I have already notified the commander of the carrier group about the slight change. At any rate, our engineers can build a small airstrip within the installations' grounds without much of an effort.

Yours sincerely,

Alexia Daecher,
Minister of Defense,
Democratic States of Wingarde
TO: Triancian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Delivery procedures have begun

Your purchased items are currently being delivered at the location you specified, the Port of Cerzana. The transportation will be complete within the next 24 hours.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: Two things: Volt's name is Ernst, not Ernest, and the "construction complete" message was an automated report (and so is the "delivery confirmed" one). Finally, as future allies we should improve our communication: feel free to add me to your MSN/Trillian contact list (in case the little button doesn't work, my address is gdf86@hotmail.com).

*bumper king*

TO: Mr. Ernest Volt, President, Wingarde Aerospace
FR: Joint Aircraft Development Center, Cahill AFB.
RE: Wingarde Aircraft.

Mr. Volt, I have been directed by the Secretary of Defense to rely our findings regarding the Skymaster, Sea Ranger, Champion, and Overseer. I am also empowered with the ability to order what the needs of the Triancian military dictate.

Regarding the Skymaster, Wingardian designation WT-19:
We regret to inform you that the Skymaster has been eliminated from competition. It does not meet the requirements for the next generation of Triancian Transport craft. Existing aircraft will be given to the Triancian Civil Air Fleet, barring a recall order from your offices.

Regarding the Champion, Wingardian designation WR-6:
As testing for a next generation Attack Helicopter has been suspended, no decision regarding the Champion has been made at this time. When testing has recommenced, we will inform Wingarde Aerospace of any decision made. Aircraft will remain at Cahill AFB, barring a recall order from your offices.

Regarding the Sea Ranger, Wingardian designation WR-4:
On behalf of the Department of Defense, let me congratulate you. The SR-4 Sea Ranger has been accepted by the Royal Triancian Navy as its next-generation Ship-Based Utility Helicopter. It has performed well in all respects, and will be deployed in Anti-Submarine, Search and Rescue, and Transport capabilities throughout the fleets. It has been given the Triancian designations HSC-15 and HUT-15 for the time being, and tested aircraft have been dispatched to the fleet. We wish to place an order for five thousand (5,000) aircraft, to be phased in to the Navy in a three year period.

Regarding the Overseer, Wingardian designation WE-10:
Again, congratulations are in order. The WE-10 Overseer has been accepted by the Royal Triancian Navy as its next-generation Carrier-Based Airborne Early Warning Aircraft. It has performed well in all respects, and will be deployed in Airborne Early Warning and BattleSpace Management capabilities aboard RTN carriers. It has been given the Triancian designation MBS-22 for the time being, and tested aircraft have been dispatched to the fleet. We wish to place an order for one thousand (1,000) aircraft, to be phased in to the Navy in a two year period.

Once again, congratulations on your accomplishments, and welcome to the Triancian military community.

------
Air Vice Marshal Lucas Marakov, Commanding Officer, Joint Aircraft Development Center, Cahill AFB

By direction,
Emily Northwich,
Deputy Secretary of Defense for Research and Development,

Gregory Stipes,
Deputy Secretary of Defense for Procurement

DMG Military Industries:

To: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
From: Corin Thaul
VP of Sales, DMG Military Industries.
Subject: Order

I have been authorized by Mar'ki Ticron, CEO of DMG Military Industries, to head the company while he is away at an international summet. I noticed your small and developing company and would like to make a purchase. DMI would like to know how much production rights to the TD-3 Senintel. We would also like to invest money in the WX-38, tell us how much you need, and we will (most likely) fill it.

TO: Joint Aircraft Development Center, Cahill AFB
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Re: Wingardian aircraft

Excellent! Our aircraft will serve you well in the battlefield. We will build at full capacity in order to deliver your requested items, 5,000 (five thousand) WR-4 Sea Rangers (105.5 billion USD) and 1,000 (one thousand) WE-10 Overseers (53.4 billion USD).

In regards to the WT-19 Skymaster, it was never meant to be a next-generation aircraft, but a cheap and efficient way to transport supplies and personnel. The Ministry of Defense is currently going through the legal procedures to release more aircraft designs, including the most advanced transport aircraft built by Wingarde Aerospace, for export.

Last but not least, we hope the WR-6 Champion fulfills your expectations and requirements when its designated competition begins.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
TO: Corin Thaul, DMG Military Industries
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investments

You are free to invest whatever sum you find appropriate; we are not asking for any amount in particular. Contribute according to your judgement.

Regarding production rights, we do not sell them since they are property of the government of Wingarde. This will not change in the future, but we thank you for your interest.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

*bumpist*

*bumpard*

OOC: Come in please, fine aircraft for everyone! Place your orders! :D

Mr. Volt,

As per the orders of the Joint Aircraft Development Center, Cahill AFB, I have wired 158.7 Billion USD to your accounts from the Defense Departments funds. We expect Wingarde aircraft to be of very high quality, and I want to thank you again for doing business with Triancia.

Gregory Stipes,
Deputy Secretary of Defense for Procurement

Whats the projected finish date for the WX-41 and that other one?

TO: Gregory Stipes, Deputy Secretary of Defense for Procurement
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Generous investment

I would like to personally thank you for your inmense interest in Wingarde Aerospace. Your investment will go directly into improving our aircraft, designing new ones, and manufacturing facilities and techniques. We are pleased to inform you that the Ministry of Defense has allowed the release of another batch of Wingardian designs for international export.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Project completion dates

We believe both the WX-38 and WX-41 are still a few years away. Nevertheless, rest assured that the large funding has sped up the development process considerably. The Ministry of Defense has already determined that only Wingarde and the investor nations will be able to acquire the aircraft once they enter mass production.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
OOC: Give it a couple of months, RL.

*bump*

OOC: Get high-quality military aircraft here! :D

A couple of months, you realsie i only have 3 weapons, suppliers Confederate Arms(me), Kriegzimmer and you?
Ill take 100 W-33s please

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WF-33 Avengers has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 7 (seven) months. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: Both projects are very powerful aircraft. It's only sensible that they take some time to get developed.

OOC: Added the WT-25 Stratolifter to the catalog. Place your orders! :)

Well have 100 W-25s please

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 100 (one hundred) WT-25 Stratolifters has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 17 (seventeen) months. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

The Silver Sky would like to purchase domestic production rights for the WT-19, the WT-25, and the WE-10.


OOC: I'd like your permission to use these three planes at an off-site forum if that's ok, with credit to you of course.

TO: Silver Sky Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Production rights not for sale

We apologise, but we are currently not selling production rights of any of our aircraft models. However, feel free to order whichever product you desire. We will begin their construction immediately and deliver them to any location you specify.

Thank you for your interest in Wingarde Aerospace.

The Silver Sky would like to purchase 2,000 WC-19s for $18,200,000,000 USD and 2,000 WC-25s for $378,400,000,000 USD.

TO: Silver Sky Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 2000 (two thousand) WT-19 Skymasters and 2000 (two thousand) WT-25 Stratolifters has begun. The order has been identified as a massive purchase, so extra manufacturing facilities will be used to reduce construction time, and items will be delivered in small batches to specified locations. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 10 (ten) years. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: Sorry, I missed your post. =/

From: Ministry of Defence, Van Luxemburg
To: Wingarde Aerospace Corp.

Hello, and Greetings from van Luxemburg,

we would like to complement you on your excellent selection of aircraft, and would like to ask if it's possible to acquire Production licenses for the WF-33 Avenger. for now, we would like to buy 20 WF-33 Avengers, to be renamed ASC-6 Faucon.

20 X WF-33 Avenger: $900 Million USD

and, in the interest of the continuing cooperation between or nations and Van Luxemburgs need of an High-Tech Strategical Bomber, we will donate $250 Billion USD to the WX-41 project. also, we have received a request from VDZ & VL Weapons for a cooperation and possible merger.

~In the name of the Grand-Duchy of Van Luxemburg, and the Grand Duke.
Cristophe Espino,
Minister of Defence.

TO: Minister Cristophe Espino, Ministry of Defense, Van Luxemburg
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Orders, production rights and investment

We will gladly begin the production of your request 20 (twenty) WF-33 Avengers. They should be ready for delivery in a month. As for production rights, I am afraid to inform you that we do not sell them for any of our products. This will not change in the future.

Also, let me thank you for your considerable investment in our WX-41 project. We have already received the sum, and are directing it strictly to the development of the said next-generation bomber.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

The government of Spizania wishes to up its commitment to the Wingardes projects in development to $5bn a year for each of the two projects in development.
OOC:Will this mean there developed faster?

TO: Spizanian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investment received

We would like to thank you for contributing $5 billion USD to our research efforts on the WX-41 and the WX-38. You won't regret your investment.

Thank you for supporting Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: Yes, progress will be sped up, but only so much. The maximum development speed is not far. Once that's reached, no investments will accelerate the process. The exceeding sums will provide discounts to the investors once the projects are completed.

On another subject, it's taking so long RL because finishing these designs will make Wingarde leave MT and enter PMT. I don't want that yet. :)

Updated the appearance of the WX-38 to reflect adaptation of advanced stealth technology and overall design changes.

Urcea would like to order 20 Firebolts, and ten skymasters. Sending 639,100,000 (Is that right?) right away. Urcea is dissapointed that Wingarde does not have strike bombers or strategical bombers. Oh well.

TO: Urcean Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 20 (twenty) WF-27 Firebolts and 10 (ten) WT-19 Skymasters has begun. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 2 (two) months. Payment has been received via electronic transfer.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.
The export of the WT-25B, the strategic bomber modification of the Stratolifter, is currently in deliberation within the Ministry of Defense.

*bump*

Sorry to go off-topic Wingarde, but do you have an embassy exchange thread?

OOC: I should, but I don't at the moment. We can discuss it on MSN if you have an account. ;)

OOC: Sorry, don't have MSN. But maybe you should starting with Pacitalia (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=376589)! Oh, and check your TGs.

Encrypted Transmission

The USNSEA Government views the Democratic States of Wingarde in a favorable light. So, the Prime Minister has authorized the USNSEA Ministry of Defense to donate a sum of twenty-three billion (OOC: USD) to assist in your WX-38 project research.

End Transmission

TO: Southeast Asian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investment received

We would like to thank you for contributing $23 billion USD to our research efforts on the WX-38. You won't regret your investment.

Thank you for supporting Wingarde Aerospace.

TO: Wingarde
FROM: The Holy Knights Of the4horsemen

We are very intereested in the developement of the WX-41, infact we are so impressed with the design thats we are authorized to fund your project, with expected results, and delivery open compeltion of 200 Aircraft in five years. which we will pay for, plus the funding to get said craft. We find it most favorable if you send a telegram to our nation when you process our order

200 Wx-41(2.4 Billion USD)
Funding 3 Trillion USD(1.7 Trillion centius)
3.480 Trillion USD total

TO: Government of the 4 Horsemen
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investment received

We would like to thank you for contributing $3 trillion USD to our research efforts on the WX-41. You won't regret your investment. However, we regret to inform you that we cannot process sales on experimental aircraft since prices are merely estimates and not the final ones. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

Thank you for supporting Wingarde Aerospace.

*bump*

*bump!*

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To: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

As the major aircraft supplier for the Libertarian Concordance of Czardas for almost fifty years now, the New Czardaian Aerial Design/Construction Group (NCADCG) is pleased to see the emergence of another aerospace corporation providing similarly high-quality equipment to the world. Therefore, to foster the development of the Wingarde Aerospace Corporation, we wish to invest the sum of $20 billion USD into each of the new planned designs ($40 billion in total). In addition, we are willing to sell you the production rights to any of our own designs* if you so wish, in case Wingarde itself is ever in need of other types of aircraft.**

~ Diou Ascher, CEO, Czardasnet Level II Moderator, Minor Government Official etc.
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* [ooc:] Yes, I'm still working on those. No, I don't know when they'll be finished.

** I didn't see any air superiority fighters, interceptors, or fighter-bomber combinations, all of which we produce. However, you did mention that your MOD is withholding some designs from the world at large, so they might be among those... (Then there are my AAM/ASM/SAM designs, ALTs, AAWACs...)

TO: Czardian Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investment received

We would like to thank you for contributing $40 billion USD to our research efforts on the WX-38 and WX-41. You won't regret your investment. We appreciate your offer of production rights, but we do not need foreign designs at the moment.

Thank you for supporting Wingarde Aerospace.
OOC: The WF-27 is a multirole aircraft, and can easily handle all three tasks. The WF-33 also performs marvelously in close air support missions as well as CAP and intercepting ones.

[ooc:] Yes, I can see how that would work. (Until recently the CZF-19 Peregrine served as both a strike fighter and interceptor, for instance.) Then the Skymasters could also serve as heavy bombers... Anyway, excellent work so far; with designs of this quality you might soon join Omz and Doom in the ranks of air powers. *thumbs up sign, or [insert your nationality here] equivalent*

Oh, and it's Czardaian, just for future reference.

OOC: No. Actually, the WT-25 Stratolifter is a much better platform for a strategic bomber, and we have a variant for that. By the way, do you have MSN?

[ooc:] No, I don't. I do use mIRC (you can download it for free I think) but I'm not on my own computer right now...

*bump*

*bump!*

*bumps up thread cos' Wingarde is awesome*

OOC: When are you releasing those experiment aircraft?

TO: Investors of the WX-38 project
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Project update

Dear investors,

I am glad to inform you that the WX-38's development is reaching its final stages. The aircraft, which will be henceforth referred to as WF-39 Retaliator, is being prepared to enter service within the Federal Air Force early this November.

To ensure this magnificent piece of Wingardian engineering reaches your nations in a flawless state, we are setting its release for export date to early January 2007. This way our technicians and designers will be able to eliminate, as unlikely as it may be, any kind of shortcomings the initial models might have after practical testing by the Federal Air Force.

The catalog has been updated with the final look of the Retaliator, and its technical specifications will be uploaded as soon as it enters service within Wingarde. On behalf of all the personnel in Wingarde Aerospace, I certainly thank you for bestowing your trust upon us with your investments.

Yours faithfully,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

BUMP!

The WF-39 Retaliator advanced carrier-based air dominance stealth fighter is now entering service in the Federal Air Force and Federal Navy. Full specifications and descriptions have been uploaded as scheduled.

Encrypted Transmission
To: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
From: Paul David Nettleton, Minister of Defense, Union of Southeast Asian Nations
Subject: Procurement of Retaliator, testing phase

To Whom It May Concern:

The Southeast Asian Air Force is most impressed by the Wingarde F-39 "Retaliator" Air Dominance Fighter and are most certainly considering it for service. It seems excellent according to the catalog that your most wonderful corporation provides. However, we have only seen it so on paper. It would be foolish and presumptuous of us to judge something already before we were to see it ourselves.

I am not saying that I doubt the competence of the designers at the Wingarde Aerospace Corporation. We just need to see things for ourselves for confirmation. It is basic protocol of the Southeast Asian Ministry of Defense to rigorously test foreign armaments to see whether they are fit for service in the Southeast Asian Armed Forces.

And as such, the Federal Parliament, in a secret session, has approved to procure one WF-39 "Retaliator" Air Dominance Fighter for testing purposes. Should we deem what we find appropriate for our military, we shall return to the Wingarde Aerospace Corporation for a more substantial purchase. Sad it is to see that you do not offer domestic production contracts, but we can respect government policy.

We hope to hear from you soon.

Yours Truly,
His Excellency,
Paul David Nettleton
Minister of Defense
Union of Southeast Asian Nations

AIRCOM Branch, Oslean Military

Greetings!

I am Denver McLean, head of AIRCOM. We are highly interested in your WX-41 strategic bomber, and would like to invest in it. On behalf of Oslea's AIRCOM military branch, we would like to invest a lump sum payment of $50 billion to aid in your research for this bomber. We believe it has great potential and could replace our aging bomber fleet of B-1b Lancers and A-10 Thunderbolts.

Should you accept, the money shall immediately be wired to you.

Sincerely,
Denver McLean
Head of AIRCOM

TO: Paul David Nettleton, Ministry of Defense, Southeast Asia
FROM: President Ernst Volt, Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: WF-39 not cleared for export yet

On behalf of Wingarde Aerospace, I appreciate your support and interest in the WF-39 Retaliator, but I regret to inform you the Ministry of Defense has not cleared the fighter for export yet. I am afraid you must wait until the projected release date: January 2007. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Yours sincerely,

Ernst Volt,
President,
Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
TO: Oslean Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Investment received

We would like to thank you for contributing $50,000,000,000 USD to our research efforts on the WX-41. You won't regret your investment.

Thank you for supporting Wingarde Aerospace.

[OOC: Rats. Can't forget about that.]

Hello

The Nation of Zachyd would like to purchase.

30-WR-4 Sea Ranger
Production cost: $21.1 million (USD)
Price: $33 million (USD)

For SAR purposes

$990 million

Payment apon shipment to Coast Guard Headquaters Northern Zachyd

Thank you
Department of DEFENSE Zachyd

TO: Zachyd Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed, awaiting payment

Construction of your ordered items, 30 (thirty) WR-4 Sea Rangers will begin as soon as we receive the corresponding payment of $990 million (USD). Estimated completion time for the desired items is 1 (one) month.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

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Payment sent

Encrypted Transmission
TO: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation
FROM: Paul David Nettleton, Minister of Defense, United Sovereign Nations of Southeast Asia
SUBJECT: Retaliator order

Greetings, O Wingardian Colleagues!

With the due date [OOC: January 2007] past, we have returned to place our order for the mighty WF-39 "Retaliator" carrier-based carrier-based air dominance stealth fighter. It has been nominated to serve in the role of the F-14 "Tomcat". The commanders have deemed it no need for a test order, we wish for the plane itself. We would like to order 80 units of the WF-39 "Retaliator" carrier-based carrier-based air dominance stealth fighter. The procurement cost of 12,992,00000 Universal Standard Dollars shall be wired to your bank account on the confirmation of the order. Also, we would like to negotiate for a spare parts domestic production order.

Yours Sincerely,
His Excellency,
Paul David Nettleton
Minister of Defense
United Sovereign Nations of Southeast Asia

TO: Paul David Nettleton, Ministry of Defense, Southeast Asia
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 80 (eighty) WF-39 Retaliators has begun. The corresponding payment of $12.992 billion (USD) has been received via electronic transfer. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 6 (six) months.

I regret to inform you that we do not sell spare parts production rights. Should you require such parts, we suggest you order them from us, or purchase additional aircraft so to dismantle them and use them as a source of spare parts. Might I politely remind you that reverse engineering any of our products will not be tolerated.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

Office 218
1217 Government Way
Balkan City, 85546
Balkan City S.A.R., United Democratic Empire of Asgarnieu

To: Wingarde Aerospace
From: Asgarnian Air Force Requisitions Division
Subject: Purchase

Greetings. We wish to purchase 30 WT-25 Stratolifter cargo aircraft. We are not exactly sure of the total cost, and hope that you will accomodate this order.

We thank you for considering our order.

Respectfully,

Regan E. Wells
Division of Air Force Requistions, AAF

TO: Asgarnian Air Force Requisitions Division
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 30 (thirty) WT-25 Stratolifters has begun. The corresponding payment of $8.622 billion (USD) has been received via electronic transfer. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 5 (five) months.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

Calizorinstan wishes to purchase 20 WT-19 Skymasters for the tanker role, they will be designated as TC-19 Stratomasters, and the cost will be 280 mil, money wired on confirmation.

John Camped
HOMC
Calizorinstan

TO: Calizorinstan Government
FROM: Wingarde Aerospace Corporation

SUBJECT: Your order has been processed

Construction of your ordered items, 20 (twenty) WT-19 Skymasters has begun. The corresponding payment of $280 million (USD) has been received via electronic transfer. Estimated completion time for the desired items is 2 (two) months.

Thank you for choosing Wingarde Aerospace.

[OOC: Noted and accepted with no insult taken whatsoever. But I've got a question: how much for the spare parts?]