Elloris
20-12-2006, 19:58
Administration of Foreign AffairsSecretary for Thomas Harold Administrator of Foreign Affairs
Respected Nations of the West Pacific and World,
Recently, a Class Q1 Fighter Jet was sent on a recon mission into the West Pacific to check for refuges from our former homeland, which we were forced out of several years ago by nations to our north.
The fighter jet was piloted by a well-respected Lieutenant James P. Shar who has 3 years experience of military service. The fighter jet has gone missing and our last transmission ended with Lt. Shar when he entered West Pacific airspace. System checks from our last transmission with Lt. Shar reported no problems.
Taking into account of our pilot's experience and the condition of the fighter jet Emperor Jamack, our intelligence officers, and our commanding generals find it highly unlikely that the fighter experienced an accident or crash.
The plane is currently 12 hours late of its ETA and we are asking any countries in the West Pacific if they have information on the whereabouts of our plane.
Thank You,
Office of Thomas Harold Administrator of Foreign Affairs
Respected Nations of the West Pacific and World,
Recently, a Class Q1 Fighter Jet was sent on a recon mission into the West Pacific to check for refuges from our former homeland, which we were forced out of several years ago by nations to our north.
The fighter jet was piloted by a well-respected Lieutenant James P. Shar who has 3 years experience of military service. The fighter jet has gone missing and our last transmission ended with Lt. Shar when he entered West Pacific airspace. System checks from our last transmission with Lt. Shar reported no problems.
Taking into account of our pilot's experience and the condition of the fighter jet Emperor Jamack, our intelligence officers, and our commanding generals find it highly unlikely that the fighter experienced an accident or crash.
The plane is currently 12 hours late of its ETA and we are asking any countries in the West Pacific if they have information on the whereabouts of our plane.
Thank You,
Office of Thomas Harold Administrator of Foreign Affairs