Northford
24-09-2006, 00:54
Righteo Chaps. The list below gives you all substantial IC evidence thing wasn't pulled out of a hat. Coupla things: a)Please Don't [TAG] this thread, or spamm it up, Here is a link to the OOC thread:
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=11722748#post11722748
b) In terms of IC timings, you've really got no need to post here until I 'get the ball rolling' some more, which should, if all goes well, happen over the next few days.
c) If you're wondering about tech, how I can afford any of what will happen, or anything else, TG me, or ask in the OOC thread.
Thanks.
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11664555&postcount=30
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11672801&postcount=74
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11718208&postcount=48
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11718377&postcount=50
Northford.
Captain Floyd was having a rather stressful day. Not long ago, he had been the content captain of a Small Northfordian Airstrip laying between the Capital and the economic heartland of Northford, the mighty port of Redbridge. His job, like most other experienced pilots in the NAF was not that of combat, but of training other, younger pilots on the Northfordian Civilian Militia planes that were oh-so-common.
But in the last year, that all had changed. With the expansion of the Naval Air Arm, from simple helicopters to actual fighter planes, (Space Union Defence Industries) he was one of the many Air Force personnel who was drafted into the Navy for a short while to train up personnel for the new fighters. He was an architect in the implementation of the HSEC (High Stress Enemy Combat) simulation, a person who was one of the testers for the No Taxes map, and the Blackhelm Naval Simulation, two computer generated simulations based upon multiple satellite images.
His life now was different, after all the high paying missions he had with the NAF HQ, he was back to the dreary life of an air strip captain. Unlike, his previous missions, however, he managed to use some prestige he acquired over his years to ensure not only did the Northfordian Government invest in some decent aircraft, but that he had a direct job overseeing them.
For Captain Floyd was, the Commander of NUAB ONE
The existances Northfordian Underground Air Bases were, almost 100%, down to him. When he got back from helping with the new simulation systems, he realised, very quickly, that in Northford there was, despite the arguments of the government, a gross shortage of fighters that could easily operate within an urban to suburban environment, on short runways, and fill multipurpose roles, such as Air Superiority Interceptor Mode.
The NUAB’s were themselves made to be as strong as bunkers, and allow the deployment of 15 planes a minute as well as the landing of 10, through the use of a series of hydraulic lifts. Despite these capabilities, however, NUAB one had not been filled yet, or used, save for 15 Lions that had been transferred from a nearby escort carrier for training purposes. Despite the cheers from crowds when a sortie of VTOL’s were launched almost simultaneously, it was clear that the bases had neither the personell or the equipment to be fully operational yet. This therefore, led Captain Floyd to have a rather dull life at the moment, waiting, it seemed, for his government to order the next load of Lion’s.
=
Reynolds woke up, slowly taking stock of the situation. Since his last moments on consciousness, his life had been transformed. Whereas once before he was a studious, athletic young man, he was now merely the core of a weapon, designed to provide the ultimate trigger for an explosion that would rewrite history.
“Is it done” he asked, his raspy, voice cracking through the lead casing that encased him.
“You are prepared”, the noise came back, it’s location unknown, only penetrating his eardrums via a thin metal diaphragm that connected a small hole in the helmet to the outside world.
He opened his eyes, trying to look around. He could see nothing. Instead of worrying, he used a finger on a touch pad to rotate himself on the gyroscopic axis that suspended his body in the room, rotating himself until his narrowed, stereoscopic vision located a person in front of him
“Sir” he groaned at the person in front of him, his immaculate Northfordian Suit only tarnished by the SECZONE insignia on his arm, “Am I fixed?”
“Fixed you are, Reynolds, Fixed you are”, said the figure in front of him, “Your Sheath has been prepared, and your own systems have been attuned to ours. As it stands now, your locomotion branches have been fully integrated into a dialysis unit and a biochemical regulation factory. It is most certain that you will succeed in your mission”
“My legs…….”
He looked down, surveying the metallic box that had taken the place of his legs, with it’s polycarbonate tubes filtering his body fluids and augumenting him with drugs, preparing him for when his own organs fail.
“…. Sir…do I get inserted into the WASP?”
“48 Hours, and counting down. Do you wish to stay alert, or shall I have you sedated until the moment you are required?”
Reynolds, encased in his lead tomb, blinked slowly, his eyes slowly forming a tear, moments before he tapped on his touch pad, triggering a flood of tranquillisers.
He would have one last moment of peace.
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=11722748#post11722748
b) In terms of IC timings, you've really got no need to post here until I 'get the ball rolling' some more, which should, if all goes well, happen over the next few days.
c) If you're wondering about tech, how I can afford any of what will happen, or anything else, TG me, or ask in the OOC thread.
Thanks.
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11664555&postcount=30
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11672801&postcount=74
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11718208&postcount=48
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11718377&postcount=50
Northford.
Captain Floyd was having a rather stressful day. Not long ago, he had been the content captain of a Small Northfordian Airstrip laying between the Capital and the economic heartland of Northford, the mighty port of Redbridge. His job, like most other experienced pilots in the NAF was not that of combat, but of training other, younger pilots on the Northfordian Civilian Militia planes that were oh-so-common.
But in the last year, that all had changed. With the expansion of the Naval Air Arm, from simple helicopters to actual fighter planes, (Space Union Defence Industries) he was one of the many Air Force personnel who was drafted into the Navy for a short while to train up personnel for the new fighters. He was an architect in the implementation of the HSEC (High Stress Enemy Combat) simulation, a person who was one of the testers for the No Taxes map, and the Blackhelm Naval Simulation, two computer generated simulations based upon multiple satellite images.
His life now was different, after all the high paying missions he had with the NAF HQ, he was back to the dreary life of an air strip captain. Unlike, his previous missions, however, he managed to use some prestige he acquired over his years to ensure not only did the Northfordian Government invest in some decent aircraft, but that he had a direct job overseeing them.
For Captain Floyd was, the Commander of NUAB ONE
The existances Northfordian Underground Air Bases were, almost 100%, down to him. When he got back from helping with the new simulation systems, he realised, very quickly, that in Northford there was, despite the arguments of the government, a gross shortage of fighters that could easily operate within an urban to suburban environment, on short runways, and fill multipurpose roles, such as Air Superiority Interceptor Mode.
The NUAB’s were themselves made to be as strong as bunkers, and allow the deployment of 15 planes a minute as well as the landing of 10, through the use of a series of hydraulic lifts. Despite these capabilities, however, NUAB one had not been filled yet, or used, save for 15 Lions that had been transferred from a nearby escort carrier for training purposes. Despite the cheers from crowds when a sortie of VTOL’s were launched almost simultaneously, it was clear that the bases had neither the personell or the equipment to be fully operational yet. This therefore, led Captain Floyd to have a rather dull life at the moment, waiting, it seemed, for his government to order the next load of Lion’s.
=
Reynolds woke up, slowly taking stock of the situation. Since his last moments on consciousness, his life had been transformed. Whereas once before he was a studious, athletic young man, he was now merely the core of a weapon, designed to provide the ultimate trigger for an explosion that would rewrite history.
“Is it done” he asked, his raspy, voice cracking through the lead casing that encased him.
“You are prepared”, the noise came back, it’s location unknown, only penetrating his eardrums via a thin metal diaphragm that connected a small hole in the helmet to the outside world.
He opened his eyes, trying to look around. He could see nothing. Instead of worrying, he used a finger on a touch pad to rotate himself on the gyroscopic axis that suspended his body in the room, rotating himself until his narrowed, stereoscopic vision located a person in front of him
“Sir” he groaned at the person in front of him, his immaculate Northfordian Suit only tarnished by the SECZONE insignia on his arm, “Am I fixed?”
“Fixed you are, Reynolds, Fixed you are”, said the figure in front of him, “Your Sheath has been prepared, and your own systems have been attuned to ours. As it stands now, your locomotion branches have been fully integrated into a dialysis unit and a biochemical regulation factory. It is most certain that you will succeed in your mission”
“My legs…….”
He looked down, surveying the metallic box that had taken the place of his legs, with it’s polycarbonate tubes filtering his body fluids and augumenting him with drugs, preparing him for when his own organs fail.
“…. Sir…do I get inserted into the WASP?”
“48 Hours, and counting down. Do you wish to stay alert, or shall I have you sedated until the moment you are required?”
Reynolds, encased in his lead tomb, blinked slowly, his eyes slowly forming a tear, moments before he tapped on his touch pad, triggering a flood of tranquillisers.
He would have one last moment of peace.