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by Shalum » Wed Dec 19, 2012 1:32 pm
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:28 pm
To all of my esteemed customers,
NationStates has been one of my hobbies since I began playing it in January. However, I trust that all of you understand that real-life incidents and concerns far outweigh those on NationStates on an almost universal basis.
As a junior in high school aiming high for a college like Georgia Tech, I have to unfortunately inform you that I have final exams for my classes on Wednesday, December 19 and Thursday, December 20. I understand that I haven't replied to any orders in this thread since December 1—eighteen days ago. Normally I keep a constant standard of replying to any order with two to three days of the initial request; however, I was unable to fulfill this standard due to the weight of final exams and the associated work I was being provided to complete for school.
During the time period when I was unable to find the time to reply, a number of you personally contacted me requesting the circumstances, which I provided. The rest received no information except for a vague "promise" to fulfill the orders by last Thursday—a promise which was not kept, for which I take full responsibility.
I will say that my performance on the first day of final exams was, by my measure, very positive. After the second day of finals will be a two-week winter break from school, during which I may be much more active and able to fulfill orders.
I trust that all of you fully understand the complications. Thank you for bearing with me through this; your patience will now be rewarded.With full and complete sincerity,
Virana
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:29 pm
  Recipient(s): Mcnernian Ministry of Defense Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Military Contract  To the esteemed and honorable representatives of Mcnernia, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has been approved by the DSAA and various officials of UNADS with appropriate authority and responsibilities vested within them. The DSAA will ensure that the logistics for the order are properly organized in order to facilitate the delivery of your purchase. In addition, UNADS has agreed to dispatch a team consisting of various flight engineers, training officials, and test pilots to oversee the initial training phase to effectively train Mcnernian pilots and supporting maintenance and flight engineers on the fighter. We sincerely hope that our product suits your needs and that you are fully satisfied with its performance, and we wish to bid you good luck in your endeavors to improve your armed forces. Construction for your order will commence immediately in one of our manufacturing plants in the United Republic, and it will be delivered as soon as the order is completed. Please contact us with any requests, inquiries, and/or questions you may have. Thank you for choosing Emmerian. We hope to work with you again in the near future. Best regards,  Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics   Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:30 pm
Recipient(s): Victorian Dept. of Def and For. Affairs Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Military Contract To the esteemed and honorable representatives of the Victorian Department of Defense and Foreign Affairs, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has been approved by the DSAA and various officials of UNADS with appropriate authority and responsibilities vested within them. The DSAA will ensure that the logistics for the order are properly organized in order to facilitate the delivery of your purchase. In addition, UNADS has agreed to dispatch a team consisting of various flight engineers, training officials, and test pilots to oversee the initial training phase to effectively train Victorian pilots and supporting maintenance and flight engineers on the fighter. We sincerely hope that our product suits your needs and that you are fully satisfied with its performance, and we wish to bid you good luck in your endeavors to improve your armed forces. Construction for your order will commence immediately in one of our manufacturing plants in the United Republic, and it will be delivered as soon as the order is completed. Please contact us with any requests, inquiries, and/or questions you may have. Thank you for choosing Emmerian. We hope to work with you again in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:30 pm
Recipient(s): Unspecified Representatives of Auskral Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Stealth Aircraft Procurement To the unspecified representatives of the Auskralian Republic, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has unfortunately been denied by the DSAA. The decision to refuse the foreign military sale is based on the premise that, as a young nation, the Auskralian Republic has a lack of credibility regarding the use of one of the premier fighters in the world. As Auskral has not yet established itself as a nation that can be trusted with such a weapon, the move to allow export of the fighter would undoubtedly lead to significant consequences, both political and hypothetical, that we would much prefer to avoid. This decision may not be appealed. We hope you understand the refusal for the export of defense matériel, and would like to thank you for your interest in Emmerian equipment. We also hope that we are able to work with you in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:31 pm
Recipient(s): Unspecified Representatives of the SCU Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Stealth Aircraft Procurement To the unspecified representatives of the Soviet Communist Union, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has unfortunately been denied by the DSAA. The decision to refuse the foreign military sale is based on the premise that, as a young nation, the Soviet Communist Union has a lack of credibility regarding the use of one of the premier fighters in the world. As Sicily has not yet established itself as a nation that can be trusted with such a weapon, the move to allow export of the fighter would undoubtedly lead to significant consequences, both political and hypothetical, that we would much prefer to avoid. In addition, the Soviet Communist Union's abysmal record of civil and political freedoms within its own nation reveals the clear underlying truth that the Soviet Communist Union represents everything the United Republic of Emmeria stands against. The denial of foreign military sales to nations considered oppressive is covered under Article 2 Clause 7 of the Castilla Doctrine. This decision may not be appealed. We hope you understand the refusal for the export of defense matériel, and would like to thank you for your interest in Emmerian equipment. We also hope that we are able to work with you in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:31 pm
Recipient(s): Initial Defense Systems Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Production contract acquisition To the esteemed and honorable representatives of Initial Defense Systems, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. We also fully understand the unique and varied doctrinal requirements of various air forces around the world regarding the employment of fighter aircraft. However, despite a family of three aircraft that cover many of these requirements, we are unable to accommodate every one of such concepts utilized around the world. It comes as an unfortunate statement that we are thus unable to modify the aircraft to fulfill the specifications provided to us by Initial Defense Systems for their client. We shall address each of these issues individually in order to satisfy the need for an explanation. Maximizing agility is not a concept that can be added to an existing aircraft. Such would require modifying the system from the very beginning, essentially transforming the airframe into something completely different. The current airframe is the best balance of overall performance and abstract capabilities—including agility—that was designed with the requirements of the partner development nations. Changing this would require a design phase and production of an entirely new aircraft. Increasing wingspan is also a very difficult individual task as it also involves designing and producing an entirely new aircraft with a wing shape and size optimized for its role. Additionally, lengthening the wingspan would in fact reduce agility (although provide superior low-speed maneuverability by reducing wing loading). Your third requirement for a single engine would further involve modifying the initial airframe for a single housing and modifying air intakes to redirect to the single engine. This would further require the redesign of the engine as well. In conclusion, your requirements for a single-engined aircraft of similar purpose and role but with a longer wingspan and superior agility is one we are unable to fulfill with the F-36 without designing an entirely new aircraft almost from scratch. We sincerely apologize for the inability of our system to adapt to your particular requirements, and we deeply hope to be able to work with you again in the near future. Thank you for choosing Emmerian. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:32 pm
Recipient(s): Councilman Fredrick Rodeger of the Ordo Tutamen Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Military Contract To the esteemed Councilman Fredrick Rodeger of the Ordo Tutamen or his honorable representatives otherwise, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has been approved by the DSAA and various officials of UNADS with appropriate authority and responsibilities vested within them. The DSAA will ensure that the logistics for the order are properly organized in order to facilitate the delivery of your purchase. In addition, UNADS has agreed to dispatch a team consisting of various flight engineers, training officials, and test pilots to oversee the initial training phase to effectively train Severian pilots and supporting maintenance and flight engineers on the fighter. We sincerely hope that our product suits your needs and that you are fully satisfied with its performance, and we wish to bid you good luck in your endeavors to improve your armed forces. Construction for your order will commence immediately in one of our manufacturing plants in the United Republic, and it will be delivered as soon as the order is completed. Please contact us with any requests, inquiries, and/or questions you may have. Thank you for choosing Emmerian. We hope to work with you again in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:32 pm
Recipient(s): Avenskian Ministry Of Defense Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Special Operations Force F-36 Super Viper Order To the esteemed and honorable representatives of the Arenvensky Government and Ministry of Defense, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has been approved by the DSAA and various officials of UNADS with appropriate authority and responsibilities vested within them. The DSAA will ensure that the logistics for the order are properly organized in order to facilitate the delivery of your purchase. In addition, UNADS has agreed to dispatch a team consisting of various flight engineers, training officials, and test pilots to oversee the initial training phase to effectively train Arenvenskian pilots and supporting maintenance and flight engineers on the fighter. We sincerely hope that our product suits your needs and that you are fully satisfied with its performance, and we wish to bid you good luck in your endeavors to improve your armed forces. Construction for your order will commence immediately in one of our manufacturing plants in the United Republic, and it will be delivered as soon as the order is completed. Please contact us with any requests, inquiries, and/or questions you may have. Thank you for choosing Emmerian. We hope to work with you again in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:33 pm
Recipient(s): General Tomas Mazetti, Commander NEDAF Date: Dec 19, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Military Contract To the esteemed General Tomas Mazetti or his honorable representatives otherwise, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has been approved by the DSAA and various officials of UNADS with appropriate authority and responsibilities vested within them. The DSAA will ensure that the logistics for the order are properly organized in order to facilitate the delivery of your purchase. In addition, UNADS has agreed to dispatch a team consisting of various flight engineers, training officials, and test pilots to oversee the initial training phase to effectively train Neu Engollonian pilots and supporting maintenance and flight engineers on the fighter. We sincerely hope that our product suits your needs and that you are fully satisfied with its performance, and we wish to bid you good luck in your endeavors to improve your armed forces. Construction for your order will commence immediately in one of our manufacturing plants in the United Republic, and it will be delivered as soon as the order is completed. Please contact us with any requests, inquiries, and/or questions you may have. Thank you for choosing Emmerian. We hope to work with you again in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:34 pm
by The Great Shadow Empire » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:36 pm
by Auskralian Republic » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:38 pm
Virana wrote:To all of my esteemed customers,
NationStates has been one of my hobbies since I began playing it in January. However, I trust that all of you understand that real-life incidents and concerns far outweigh those on NationStates on an almost universal basis.
As a junior in high school, I have to unfortunately inform you that I have final exams for my classes on Wednesday, December 19 and Thursday, December 20. I understand that I haven't replied to any orders in this thread since December 1—eighteen days ago. Normally I keep a constant standard of replying to any order with two to three days of the initial request; however, I was unable to fulfill this standard due to the weight of final exams and the associated work I was being provided to complete for school.
During the time period when I was unable to find the time to reply, a number of you personally contacted me requesting the circumstances, which I provided. The rest received no information except for a vague "promise" to fulfill the orders by last Thursday—a promise which was not kept, for which I take full responsibility.
I will say that my performance on the first day of final exams was, by my measure, very positive. After the second day of finals will be a two-week winter break from school, during which I may be much more active and able to fulfill orders.
I trust that all of you fully understand the complications. Thank you for bearing with me through this; your patience will now be rewarded.With full and complete sincerity,
Virana
by Virana » Wed Dec 19, 2012 3:22 pm
Auskralian Republic wrote:Virana wrote:To all of my esteemed customers,
NationStates has been one of my hobbies since I began playing it in January. However, I trust that all of you understand that real-life incidents and concerns far outweigh those on NationStates on an almost universal basis.
As a junior in high school, I have to unfortunately inform you that I have final exams for my classes on Wednesday, December 19 and Thursday, December 20. I understand that I haven't replied to any orders in this thread since December 1—eighteen days ago. Normally I keep a constant standard of replying to any order with two to three days of the initial request; however, I was unable to fulfill this standard due to the weight of final exams and the associated work I was being provided to complete for school.
During the time period when I was unable to find the time to reply, a number of you personally contacted me requesting the circumstances, which I provided. The rest received no information except for a vague "promise" to fulfill the orders by last Thursday—a promise which was not kept, for which I take full responsibility.
I will say that my performance on the first day of final exams was, by my measure, very positive. After the second day of finals will be a two-week winter break from school, during which I may be much more active and able to fulfill orders.
I trust that all of you fully understand the complications. Thank you for bearing with me through this; your patience will now be rewarded.With full and complete sincerity,
Virana
I understand, and do not have a problem with this. There is no rush to have these products ordered. I hope you do well on the rest of the finals so that the weight may be lifted from your shoulders.
by Auskralian Republic » Wed Dec 19, 2012 3:51 pm
Virana wrote:
[OOC: And....?]Auskralian Republic wrote:
I understand, and do not have a problem with this. There is no rush to have these products ordered. I hope you do well on the rest of the finals so that the weight may be lifted from your shoulders.
[OOC: Thank you for your support. By the way, your order was replied to above.]
by Neu Engollon » Thu Dec 20, 2012 6:33 am
by Republic of Vectors » Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:13 am
by Hungaristan » Thu Dec 20, 2012 11:26 am
by Asasia » Thu Dec 20, 2012 7:37 pm
by Kouralia » Sat Dec 22, 2012 4:44 am
Kouralian Government Transmission, Dated November 2010 - sent and received
Sent: Kouralian Ministry of War
Encryption: Medium-Low
Recipient: United Republic Defense Security Assistance Agency
Dear whomsoever it may concern,
Following viewing of the performance of the F-36B(STOVL) Fighter aircraft, Her Majesty's Military feels that procurement of foreign stock is in this case justified. At this current time, the Kouralian Air Force, Army Air Corps and Fleet Air Arm are all using the Tornado GR4, or Licanan CFA-38 aircraft in most roles attributable to this fighter. Naturally we seek to replace the former completely, and to negate the foreign monopoly on air-superiority technology in the Royal Union by the latter.
We seek to, on behalf of the Fleet Air Arm replace the in-use fighters with the F-36B, however one modified to accept and be integrated in the Pegasus II Battle net and other systems; it is currently expected to require around 37,000 of said fighter for the National Air Force as the service in question operates minimal helicopter support due to those operations being passed down to the Army Air Corps. Following on from this situation, the Government of Her Majesty considers it necessary to transfer a sum of money equivalent to Two Trillion (2 Trillion) (2,000,000,000,000.00) NSD in order to facilitate the purchase of fighters. It is expected that KAE SYSTEMS and affiliated facilities will have produced 10,000-15,000 fighters by the third quarter of 2012 - thus securing the Union's military operational capability. This is on top of the (See OOC) pre-paid sum of over 5 (five) hundred million NSD for the 5 testing craft. Finally, we would seek to purchase Python and Medusa DPRs to ensure that our fighters short-medium range capabilities are kept at the absolute highest level. This takes the total of the payments over the course of this procurement to 2,150,561,500,000.00 NSD. I hope that this order should not cause offence and desire for it to be denied, for our nation is most upstanding and it's honour is incorruptible.
From the desk of,
Her Majesty Queen Alyx Campbell of the Royal Union of Kouralia
by Common Territories » Sat Dec 22, 2012 3:16 pm
To: United Aerospace Defense Systems (UNADS)
From: The Armed Forces of TECT
Subject: Purchasing of F-36.
Encryption: Highest
by Oslea » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:06 pm
To: United Aerospace Defense Systems
From: Secretary of Defense Paul Han, New Confederate States of Oslea
Subject: F-36B STOVL and F-36C EMLAR Trials
New Confederate States Marine Corps: Ten (10) F-36B STOVL
New Confederate States Navy: Sixteen (16) F-36C EMLAR
by Virana » Mon Dec 24, 2012 11:18 am
Recipient(s): The Republic of Vectors Military Command Date: Dec 24, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Stealth Aircraft Procurement To the esteemed and honorable representatives of the Republic of Vectors, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has unfortunately been denied by the DSAA. The decision to refuse the foreign military sale is based on the premise that, as a young nation, the Republic of Vectors has a lack of credibility regarding the use of one of the premier fighters in the world. As Vectors has not yet established itself as a nation that can be trusted with such a weapon, the move to allow export of the fighter would undoubtedly lead to significant consequences, both political and hypothetical, that we would much prefer to avoid. This decision may be appealed by contacting the United Republic Defense Security Assistance Agency. We hope you understand the refusal for the export of defense matériel, and would like to thank you for your interest in Emmerian equipment. We also hope that we are able to work with you in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Mon Dec 24, 2012 11:18 am
Recipient(s): Trevor Frye, Esteemed Leader of Hungaristan Date: Dec 24, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Stealth Aircraft Procurement To the esteemed Mr. Trevor Frye or his honorable representatives otherwise, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has unfortunately been denied by the DSAA. The decision to refuse the foreign military sale is based on the premise that, as a young nation, Hungaristan has a lack of credibility regarding the use of one of the premier fighters in the world. As Hungaristan has not yet established itself as a nation that can be trusted with such a weapon, the move to allow export of the fighter would undoubtedly lead to significant consequences, both political and hypothetical, that we would much prefer to avoid. This decision may be appealed by contacting the United Republic Defense Security Assistance Agency. We hope you understand the refusal for the export of defense matériel, and would like to thank you for your interest in Emmerian equipment. We also hope that we are able to work with you in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
by Virana » Mon Dec 24, 2012 11:19 am
Recipient(s): Head of Asasia Department of Defense, Josef Trabonough Date: Dec 24, 2012 Sender(s): R. J. Steele, United Republic USD(AT&L) Subject: Re: Transaction To the esteemed Josef Trabonough or his honorable representatives otherwise, Emmerian defense firms strive for their continued tradition of excellence when it comes to quality and innovation. As a result, all foreign military sales are to be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA), the defense agency responsible for financial and technical assistance and transfer of defense matériel; DSAA officially acts as an intermediary between foreign nations and Emmerian defense firms. Emmerian foreign military sales are founded on the tradition of cooperation between the United Republic and other sovereign nations with similar values and interests in order to achieve common defense goals. As such, we must perform an extensive review of each request in order to ensure that Emmerian companies are not manufacturing high-quality weapons and technology to be used by our enemies. After such a review by various officials of the United Republic of Emmeria, your order has unfortunately been denied by the DSAA. The decision to refuse the foreign military sale is based on the premise that, as a young nation, Asasia has a lack of credibility regarding the use of one of the premier fighters in the world. As Asasia has not yet established itself as a nation that can be trusted with such a weapon, the move to allow export of the fighter would undoubtedly lead to significant consequences, both political and hypothetical, that we would much prefer to avoid. This decision may be appealed by contacting the United Republic Defense Security Assistance Agency. We hope you understand the refusal for the export of defense matériel, and would like to thank you for your interest in Emmerian equipment. We also hope that we are able to work with you in the near future. Best regards, Ryan Joshua Steele United Republic Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Luis Castilla President of the United Republic |
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