Bran Astor

Driver Name: Eduard Viiding
Name Trigram: VII
Nationality Trigram: KCM
Preferred Car Number: 81
Second Choice Car Number: 83
Reliability: 4.2
Aggression: 3.2
Technique: 4.6
Driver's bio: https://imgur.com/LqLaFcJ
Driver Name: Kristian Alver
Name Trigram: ALV
Nationality Trigram: KCM
Preferred Car Number: 82
Second Choice Car Number: 84
Reliability: 3.2
Aggression: 4.4
Technique: 4.4
Driver's bio: https://imgur.com/IRGuJUK
Circuit Name: Aventa International
Race Name: Cambrian Grand Prix
Track Image: https://imgur.com/Evhg5Sr
Track Length (km): 7.003 km
Qualifying Type: Elimination
Track aggressiveness: 5
Track technicality: 5
Overtaking Difficulty: 3
Margin for error: 3.8
Info: 124,000 capacity
Circuit Name: Loona Autodroom
Race Name: Formula 1; Cambrian Grand Prix (formerly)
Track Image: https://imgur.com/mhZsrzI
Track Length (km): 5.122 km
Qualifying Type: Traditional
Track aggressiveness: 5.6
Track technicality: 4.4
Overtaking Difficulty: 2.7
Margin for error: 3.0
Info: 111,000 capacity
Team Name: Cambrias
Team Nation: Kingdom of Cambria
Nationality Trigram: KCM
Team color (in hex code): #9f041e
Reliability: 3.7
Acceleration: 3.7
Turning: 4.6
Team bio: https://imgur.com/ZdGs3VU (current car image)
Engine Manufacturer: Viktoria-RKO
Engine Name: Viktoria-RKO F1 M2x0 E Performance
Reliability (between -1 and 1): -0.3
Actuation (between -1 and 1): -0.3
Tare (between -1 and 1): +0.6
Info: 1.6 L direct injection V6 turbocharged engine
Tire Manufacturer: Kontinentaalne AS (Konti)
Tire Name: Konti DX Zero
Reliability (Between -1 and 1): -0.4
Traction (Between -1 and 1): +0.4
Info: For dry/slick conditions
More to come...
- Updated Engine Name and Info
- Updated Tire Name and Info
- Added Driver Portraits to Bios
- Added Car Image; Added Loona Test Track; Updated Aventa Track Image URL

AFTER ACTION REPORT: Bilyadi Marine Chemical Attack on the KALAMEES
Classification: SECRET
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Time of Occurrence: 0330 hours, April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
Unit Involved: Kalamees (F33)
Narrative: At approximately 0330 hours, the Kalamees came under chemical attack from the Bilyadi Marines. The attack was carried out using a modified surface-to-surface missile that delivered a chemical agent identified as Soman. The missile was launched from a position on the coast of Bilyad and targeted the Kalamees while it was conducting operations off the coast.
Kalamees crewmembers reported an initial impact followed by the rapid onset of symptoms consistent with nerve agent exposure. The crew immediately initiated MOPP (Mission Oriented Protective Posture) Level 4 and started administering NAAK (Nerve Agent Antidote Kit) to affected personnel.
A total of seventeen personnel were affected by the chemical agent, including three fatalities. The remaining casualties were evacuated to Joint Base Echevarría Hospital in United Adaikes for further treatment. The Kalamees medical team was able to stabilize the remaining personnel and all are expected to make a full recovery.
In response to the attack, the Kalamees initiated a retaliatory strike against the Bilyadi position suspected of launching the missile. The ship's B-NSM missile system was employed, and all missiles impacted their targets, resulting in the destruction of the launch site and the death of all Bilyadi personnel present.
The attack is being investigated by a joint team from Task Force 417 in order to identify those responsible and any potential connections to known terrorist organizations. Kalamees will be relieved by Kohver (F39) and Morrowe (C47) has been dispatched to the area to provide additional support.
Conclusion: The Bilyadi Marines have demonstrated a willingness to employ chemical weapons in their attacks against coalition forces. While the Kalamees was able to successfully defend against the initial attack, this incident serves as a reminder of the potential for asymmetric threats in the maritime environment. The crew of the Kalamees performed admirably under challenging circumstances and were able to mitigate the impact of the attack. The Kohver will relieve Kalamees. The Morrowe has been tasked with providing additional support to the Kohver and conducting further operations against the Bilyadi Marines.

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AFTER ACTION REPORT: Bilyadi Marine Chemical Attack on the KALAMEES
Classification: SECRET
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Time of Occurrence: 0330 hours, April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
Unit Involved: Kalamees (F33)
Narrative: At approximately 0330 hours, the Kalamees came under chemical attack from the Bilyadi Marines. The attack was carried out using a modified surface-to-surface missile that delivered a chemical agent identified as Soman. The missile was launched from a position on the coast of Bilyad and targeted the Kalamees while it was conducting operations off the coast.
Kalamees crewmembers reported an initial impact followed by the rapid onset of symptoms consistent with nerve agent exposure. The crew immediately initiated MOPP (Mission Oriented Protective Posture) Level 4 and started administering NAAK (Nerve Agent Antidote Kit) to affected personnel.
A total of seventeen personnel were affected by the chemical agent, including three fatalities. The remaining casualties were evacuated to Joint Base Echevarría Hospital in United Adaikes for further treatment. The Kalamees medical team was able to stabilize the remaining personnel and all are expected to make a full recovery.
In response to the attack, the Kalamees initiated a retaliatory strike against the Bilyadi position suspected of launching the missile. The ship's B-NSM missile system was employed, and all missiles impacted their targets, resulting in the destruction of the launch site and the death of all Bilyadi personnel present.
The attack is being investigated by a joint team from Task Force 417 in order to identify those responsible and any potential connections to known terrorist organizations. Kalamees will be relieved by Kohver (F39) and Morrowe (C47) has been dispatched to the area to provide additional support.
Conclusion: The Bilyadi Marines have demonstrated a willingness to employ chemical weapons in their attacks against coalition forces. While the Kalamees was able to successfully defend against the initial attack, this incident serves as a reminder of the potential for asymmetric threats in the maritime environment. The crew of the Kalamees performed admirably under challenging circumstances and were able to mitigate the impact of the attack. The Kohver will relieve Kalamees. The Morrowe has been tasked with providing additional support to the Kohver and conducting further operations against the Bilyadi Marines.

AFTER ACTION REPORT: Bilyadi Marine Chemical Attack on the KALAMEES
Classification: SECRET
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Time of Occurrence: 0330 hours, April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
Unit Involved: Kalamees (F33)
Narrative: At approximately 0330 hours, the Kalamees came under chemical attack from the Bilyadi Marines. The attack was carried out using a modified surface-to-surface missile that delivered a chemical agent identified as Soman. The missile was launched from a position on the coast of Bilyad and targeted the Kalamees while it was conducting operations off the coast.
Kalamees crewmembers reported an initial impact followed by the rapid onset of symptoms consistent with nerve agent exposure. The crew immediately initiated MOPP (Mission Oriented Protective Posture) Level 4 and started administering NAAK (Nerve Agent Antidote Kit) to affected personnel.
A total of seventeen personnel were affected by the chemical agent, including three fatalities. The remaining casualties were evacuated to Joint Base Echevarría Hospital in United Adaikes for further treatment. The Kalamees medical team was able to stabilize the remaining personnel and all are expected to make a full recovery.
In response to the attack, the Kalamees initiated a retaliatory strike against the Bilyadi position suspected of launching the missile. The ship's B-NSM missile system was employed, and all missiles impacted their targets, resulting in the destruction of the launch site and the death of all Bilyadi personnel present.
The attack is being investigated by a joint team from Task Force 417 in order to identify those responsible and any potential connections to known terrorist organizations. Kalamees will be relieved by Kohver (F39) and Morrowe (C47) has been dispatched to the area to provide additional support.
Conclusion: The Bilyadi Marines have demonstrated a willingness to employ chemical weapons in their attacks against coalition forces. While the Kalamees was able to successfully defend against the initial attack, this incident serves as a reminder of the potential for asymmetric threats in the maritime environment. The crew of the Kalamees performed admirably under challenging circumstances and were able to mitigate the impact of the attack. The Kohver will relieve Kalamees. The Morrowe has been tasked with providing additional support to the Kohver and conducting further operations against the Bilyadi Marines.

AFTER ACTION REPORT: Bilyadi Marine Chemical Attack on the KALAMEES
Classification: SECRET
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Time of Occurrence: 0330 hours, April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
Unit Involved: Kalamees (F33)
Narrative: At approximately 0330 hours, the Kalamees came under chemical attack from the Bilyadi Marines. The attack was carried out using a modified surface-to-surface missile that delivered a chemical agent identified as Soman. The missile was launched from a position on the coast of Bilyad and targeted the Kalamees while it was conducting operations off the coast.
Kalamees crewmembers reported an initial impact followed by the rapid onset of symptoms consistent with nerve agent exposure. The crew immediately initiated MOPP (Mission Oriented Protective Posture) Level 4 and started administering NAAK (Nerve Agent Antidote Kit) to affected personnel.
A total of seventeen personnel were affected by the chemical agent, including three fatalities. The remaining casualties were evacuated to Joint Base Echevarría Hospital in United Adaikes for further treatment. The Kalamees medical team was able to stabilize the remaining personnel and all are expected to make a full recovery.
In response to the attack, the Kalamees initiated a retaliatory strike against the Bilyadi position suspected of launching the missile. The ship's B-NSM missile system was employed, and all missiles impacted their targets, resulting in the destruction of the launch site and the death of all Bilyadi personnel present.
The attack is being investigated by a joint team from Task Force 417 in order to identify those responsible and any potential connections to known terrorist organizations. Kalamees will be relieved by Kohver (F39) and Morrowe (C47) has been dispatched to the area to provide additional support.
Conclusion: The Bilyadi Marines have demonstrated a willingness to employ chemical weapons in their attacks against coalition forces. While the Kalamees was able to successfully defend against the initial attack, this incident serves as a reminder of the potential for asymmetric threats in the maritime environment. The crew of the Kalamees performed admirably under challenging circumstances and were able to mitigate the impact of the attack. The Kohver will relieve Kalamees. The Morrowe has been tasked with providing additional support to the Kohver and conducting further operations against the Bilyadi Marines.

AFTER ACTION REPORT: Bilyadi Marine Chemical Attack on the KALAMEES
Classification: SECRET
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Time of Occurrence: 0330 hours, April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
Unit Involved: Kalamees (F33)
Narrative: At approximately 0330 hours, the Kalamees came under chemical attack from the Bilyadi Marines. The attack was carried out using a modified surface-to-surface missile that delivered a chemical agent identified as Soman. The missile was launched from a position on the coast of Bilyad and targeted the Kalamees while it was conducting operations off the coast.
Kalamees crewmembers reported an initial impact followed by the rapid onset of symptoms consistent with nerve agent exposure. The crew immediately initiated MOPP (Mission Oriented Protective Posture) Level 4 and started administering NAAK (Nerve Agent Antidote Kit) to affected personnel.
A total of seventeen personnel were affected by the chemical agent, including three fatalities. The remaining casualties were evacuated to Joint Base Echevarría Hospital in United Adaikes for further treatment. The Kalamees medical team was able to stabilize the remaining personnel and all are expected to make a full recovery.
In response to the attack, the Kalamees initiated a retaliatory strike against the Bilyadi position suspected of launching the missile. The ship's B-NSM missile system was employed, and all missiles impacted their targets, resulting in the destruction of the launch site and the death of all Bilyadi personnel present.
The attack is being investigated by a joint team from Task Force 417 in order to identify those responsible and any potential connections to known terrorist organizations. Kalamees will be relieved by Kohver (F39) and Morrowe (C47) has been dispatched to the area to provide additional support.
Conclusion: The Bilyadi Marines have demonstrated a willingness to employ chemical weapons in their attacks against coalition forces. While the Kalamees was able to successfully defend against the initial attack, this incident serves as a reminder of the potential for asymmetric threats in the maritime environment. The crew of the Kalamees performed admirably under challenging circumstances and were able to mitigate the impact of the attack. The Kohver will relieve Kalamees. The Morrowe has been tasked with providing additional support to the Kohver and conducting further operations against the Bilyadi Marines.

After Action Report: Defense of Pirate Attack off Bilyadi Coast
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Date: April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
At approximately 2057 on April 20, 2023, the Kalamees, an Enno-class frigate, was patrolling in the Malao Bay, when the radar operator detected multiple fast attack craft (FACs) closing in on our position. The crew immediately went to General Quarters (GQ) and prepared for an imminent pirate attack.
The crew, including UA and TL observers, remained on edge throughout the encounter, with their eyes glued to the screens in front of them, searching for any sign of movement. The pirates, identified as Bilyadi Marines, were known to use cunning tactics, so the crew was ready for any situation.
As the FACs approached, the crew on the Kalamees could hear the pirates communicating over the radio, barking orders to each other and laughing. However, the crew remained focused and ready to defend the ship.
The Kalamees was armed with Basric Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), a 5-inch gun, and multiple machine guns and autocannons. In addition, the frigate carried a RH-643 Kaost gunship in place of the standard antisubmarine helicopters.
The commanding officer, Captain Elias Saska, ordered the gunners to engage the enemy. Defensive fire spilled out of the guns, sending waves of explosive shells towards the pirate boats. The Kaost gunship followed suit, unleashing a hail of gunfire on the hapless pirates.
Despite the crew's excitement at repelling the attack, Captain Saska remained vigilant. The pirates were known to have connections with terrorist organizations and had previously threatened to use chemical weapons. Captain Saska ordered his crew to remain at battle stations until they were sure that the threat had been eliminated.
The attack lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which time the Kalamees successfully defended against the pirate swarm. No damage to the ship or crew was reported, and all FACs were successfully sunk.
In conclusion, the crew of the Kalamees successfully defended against a pirate attack on April 20, 1423, off the Bilyadi coast. The crew's quick thinking, training, and readiness were instrumental in the successful defense of the ship. The commanding officer commends the crew for their bravery and professionalism during the encounter.

After Action Report: Defense of Pirate Attack off Bilyadi Coast
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Date: April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
At approximately 2057 on April 20, 2023, the Kalamees, an Enno-class frigate, was patrolling in the Malao Bay, when the radar operator detected multiple fast attack craft (FACs) closing in on our position. The crew immediately went to General Quarters (GQ) and prepared for an imminent pirate attack.
The crew, including UA and TL observers, remained on edge throughout the encounter, with their eyes glued to the screens in front of them, searching for any sign of movement. The pirates, identified as Bilyadi Marines, were known to use cunning tactics, so the crew was ready for any situation.
As the FACs approached, the crew on the Kalamees could hear the pirates communicating over the radio, barking orders to each other and laughing. However, the crew remained focused and ready to defend the ship.
The Kalamees was armed with Basric Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), a 5-inch gun, and multiple machine guns and autocannons. In addition, the frigate carried a RH-643 Kaost gunship in place of the standard antisubmarine helicopters.
The commanding officer, Captain Elias Saska, ordered the gunners to engage the enemy. Defensive fire spilled out of the guns, sending waves of explosive shells towards the pirate boats. The Kaost gunship followed suit, unleashing a hail of gunfire on the hapless pirates.
Despite the crew's excitement at repelling the attack, Captain Saska remained vigilant. The pirates were known to have connections with terrorist organizations and had previously threatened to use chemical weapons. Captain Saska ordered his crew to remain at battle stations until they were sure that the threat had been eliminated.
The attack lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which time the Kalamees successfully defended against the pirate swarm. No damage to the ship or crew was reported, and all FACs were successfully sunk.
In conclusion, the crew of the Kalamees successfully defended against a pirate attack on April 20, 1423, off the Bilyadi coast. The crew's quick thinking, training, and readiness were instrumental in the successful defense of the ship. The commanding officer commends the crew for their bravery and professionalism during the encounter.

After Action Report: Defense of Pirate Attack off Bilyadi Coast
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Date: April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
At approximately 2057 on April 20, 2023, the Kalamees, an Enno-class frigate, was patrolling in the Malao Bay, when the radar operator detected multiple fast attack craft (FACs) closing in on our position. The crew immediately went to General Quarters (GQ) and prepared for an imminent pirate attack.
The crew, including UA and TL observers, remained on edge throughout the encounter, with their eyes glued to the screens in front of them, searching for any sign of movement. The pirates, identified as Bilyadi Marines, were known to use cunning tactics, so the crew was ready for any situation.
As the FACs approached, the crew on the Kalamees could hear the pirates communicating over the radio, barking orders to each other and laughing. However, the crew remained focused and ready to defend the ship.
The Kalamees was armed with Basric Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), a 5-inch gun, and multiple machine guns and autocannons. In addition, the frigate carried a RH-643 Kaost gunship in place of the standard antisubmarine helicopters.
The commanding officer, Captain Elias Saska, ordered the gunners to engage the enemy. Defensive fire spilled out of the guns, sending waves of explosive shells towards the pirate boats. The Kaost gunship followed suit, unleashing a hail of gunfire on the hapless pirates.
Despite the crew's excitement at repelling the attack, Captain Saska remained vigilant. The pirates were known to have connections with terrorist organizations and had previously threatened to use chemical weapons. Captain Saska ordered his crew to remain at battle stations until they were sure that the threat had been eliminated.
The attack lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which time the Kalamees successfully defended against the pirate swarm. No damage to the ship or crew was reported, and all FACs were successfully sunk.
In conclusion, the crew of the Kalamees successfully defended against a pirate attack on April 20, 1423, off the Bilyadi coast. The crew's quick thinking, training, and readiness were instrumental in the successful defense of the ship. The commanding officer commends the crew for their bravery and professionalism during the encounter.

After Action Report: Defense of Pirate Attack off Bilyadi Coast
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Date: April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
At approximately 2057 on April 20, 2023, the Kalamees, an Enno-class frigate, was patrolling in the Malao Bay, when the radar operator detected multiple fast attack craft (FACs) closing in on our position. The crew immediately went to General Quarters (GQ) and prepared for an imminent pirate attack.
The crew, including UA and TL observers, remained on edge throughout the encounter, with their eyes glued to the screens in front of them, searching for any sign of movement. The pirates, identified as Bilyadi Marines, were known to use cunning tactics, so the crew was ready for any situation.
As the FACs approached, the crew on the Kalamees could hear the pirates communicating over the radio, barking orders to each other and laughing. However, the crew remained focused and ready to defend the ship.
The Kalamees was armed with Basric Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), a 5-inch gun, and multiple machine guns and autocannons. In addition, the frigate carried a RH-643 Kaost gunship in place of the standard antisubmarine helicopters.
The commanding officer, Captain Elias Saska, ordered the gunners to engage the enemy. Defensive fire spilled out of the guns, sending waves of explosive shells towards the pirate boats. The Kaost gunship followed suit, unleashing a hail of gunfire on the hapless pirates.
Despite the crew's excitement at repelling the attack, Captain Saska remained vigilant. The pirates were known to have connections with terrorist organizations and had previously threatened to use chemical weapons. Captain Saska ordered his crew to remain at battle stations until they were sure that the threat had been eliminated.
The attack lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which time the Kalamees successfully defended against the pirate swarm. No damage to the ship or crew was reported, and all FACs were successfully sunk.
In conclusion, the crew of the Kalamees successfully defended against a pirate attack on April 20, 1423, off the Bilyadi coast. The crew's quick thinking, training, and readiness were instrumental in the successful defense of the ship. The commanding officer commends the crew for their bravery and professionalism during the encounter.

After Action Report: Defense of Pirate Attack off Bilyadi Coast
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Date: April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
At approximately 2057 on April 20, 2023, the Kalamees, an Enno-class frigate, was patrolling in the Malao Bay, when the radar operator detected multiple fast attack craft (FACs) closing in on our position. The crew immediately went to General Quarters (GQ) and prepared for an imminent pirate attack.
The crew, including UA and TL observers, remained on edge throughout the encounter, with their eyes glued to the screens in front of them, searching for any sign of movement. The pirates, identified as Bilyadi Marines, were known to use cunning tactics, so the crew was ready for any situation.
As the FACs approached, the crew on the Kalamees could hear the pirates communicating over the radio, barking orders to each other and laughing. However, the crew remained focused and ready to defend the ship.
The Kalamees was armed with Basric Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), a 5-inch gun, and multiple machine guns and autocannons. In addition, the frigate carried a RH-643 Kaost gunship in place of the standard antisubmarine helicopters.
The commanding officer, Captain Elias Saska, ordered the gunners to engage the enemy. Defensive fire spilled out of the guns, sending waves of explosive shells towards the pirate boats. The Kaost gunship followed suit, unleashing a hail of gunfire on the hapless pirates.
Despite the crew's excitement at repelling the attack, Captain Saska remained vigilant. The pirates were known to have connections with terrorist organizations and had previously threatened to use chemical weapons. Captain Saska ordered his crew to remain at battle stations until they were sure that the threat had been eliminated.
The attack lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which time the Kalamees successfully defended against the pirate swarm. No damage to the ship or crew was reported, and all FACs were successfully sunk.
In conclusion, the crew of the Kalamees successfully defended against a pirate attack on April 20, 1423, off the Bilyadi coast. The crew's quick thinking, training, and readiness were instrumental in the successful defense of the ship. The commanding officer commends the crew for their bravery and professionalism during the encounter.

After Action Report: Defense of Pirate Attack off Bilyadi Coast
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Date: April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
At approximately 2057 on April 20, 2023, the Kalamees, an Enno-class frigate, was patrolling in the Malao Bay, when the radar operator detected multiple fast attack craft (FACs) closing in on our position. The crew immediately went to General Quarters (GQ) and prepared for an imminent pirate attack.
The crew, including UA and TL observers, remained on edge throughout the encounter, with their eyes glued to the screens in front of them, searching for any sign of movement. The pirates, identified as Bilyadi Marines, were known to use cunning tactics, so the crew was ready for any situation.
As the FACs approached, the crew on the Kalamees could hear the pirates communicating over the radio, barking orders to each other and laughing. However, the crew remained focused and ready to defend the ship.
The Kalamees was armed with Basric Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), a 5-inch gun, and multiple machine guns and autocannons. In addition, the frigate carried a RH-643 Kaost gunship in place of the standard antisubmarine helicopters.
The commanding officer, Captain Elias Saska, ordered the gunners to engage the enemy. Defensive fire spilled out of the guns, sending waves of explosive shells towards the pirate boats. The Kaost gunship followed suit, unleashing a hail of gunfire on the hapless pirates.
Despite the crew's excitement at repelling the attack, Captain Saska remained vigilant. The pirates were known to have connections with terrorist organizations and had previously threatened to use chemical weapons. Captain Saska ordered his crew to remain at battle stations until they were sure that the threat had been eliminated.
The attack lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which time the Kalamees successfully defended against the pirate swarm. No damage to the ship or crew was reported, and all FACs were successfully sunk.
In conclusion, the crew of the Kalamees successfully defended against a pirate attack on April 20, 1423, off the Bilyadi coast. The crew's quick thinking, training, and readiness were instrumental in the successful defense of the ship. The commanding officer commends the crew for their bravery and professionalism during the encounter.

After Action Report: Defense of Pirate Attack off Bilyadi Coast
Report Prepared by: Captain Elias Saska, Commanding Officer of Cambrian Ship KALAMEES
Date: April 21, 1423
Location: Bilyadi Coast, Mille-Mer
At approximately 2057 on April 20, 2023, the Kalamees, an Enno-class frigate, was patrolling in the Malao Bay, when the radar operator detected multiple fast attack craft (FACs) closing in on our position. The crew immediately went to General Quarters (GQ) and prepared for an imminent pirate attack.
The crew, including UA and TL observers, remained on edge throughout the encounter, with their eyes glued to the screens in front of them, searching for any sign of movement. The pirates, identified as Bilyadi Marines, were known to use cunning tactics, so the crew was ready for any situation.
As the FACs approached, the crew on the Kalamees could hear the pirates communicating over the radio, barking orders to each other and laughing. However, the crew remained focused and ready to defend the ship.
The Kalamees was armed with Basric Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), a 5-inch gun, and multiple machine guns and autocannons. In addition, the frigate carried a RH-643 Kaost gunship in place of the standard antisubmarine helicopters.
The commanding officer, Captain Elias Saska, ordered the gunners to engage the enemy. Defensive fire spilled out of the guns, sending waves of explosive shells towards the pirate boats. The Kaost gunship followed suit, unleashing a hail of gunfire on the hapless pirates.
Despite the crew's excitement at repelling the attack, Captain Saska remained vigilant. The pirates were known to have connections with terrorist organizations and had previously threatened to use chemical weapons. Captain Saska ordered his crew to remain at battle stations until they were sure that the threat had been eliminated.
The attack lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which time the Kalamees successfully defended against the pirate swarm. No damage to the ship or crew was reported, and all FACs were successfully sunk.
In conclusion, the crew of the Kalamees successfully defended against a pirate attack on April 20, 1423, off the Bilyadi coast. The crew's quick thinking, training, and readiness were instrumental in the successful defense of the ship. The commanding officer commends the crew for their bravery and professionalism during the encounter.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Associate Minister Frisk's Travel to Ostronia and Sekiya
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
Associate Minister for Nuran Affairs, Leo Frisk, is set to embark on a diplomatic tour of Ostronia and Sekiya from April 19-22. During his visit to Ostronia, Frisk will hold high-level discussions with several key government officials, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Henrik Dauda and Minister for Trade Anton Adebayo. The primary agenda of these discussions will revolve around a new trade deal, whereby Cambria will import various agricultural products such as cotton, natural rubber, and coffee, among other goods, in exchange for wheat, machinery, cars, and small electronics like mobile phones.
Following his engagements in Ostronia, Associate Minister Frisk will then proceed to Sekiya, where he will meet with Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Karl Brandebourg, and Minister of Education and Apprenticeship Lanzo Stark. During these meetings, discussions will focus on the potential for future Cambrian investment in Sekiya's clean energy schemes, as well as the introduction of a student exchange program between the two countries.
This visit by Associate Minister Frisk underscores Cambria's ongoing commitment to strengthen its bilateral ties with these two key partners in Nur, with a view towards fostering greater economic cooperation and collaboration on the continent. As such, this visit is set to be a significant milestone in the ever-growing partnership between Cambria and both Ostronia and Sekiya.
Special thanks to Sekiya and Ostronia for their input.

Old Toby (Vana Tobi), an Imperial Keigan porter, is widely considered a standout among dark beers. Praised for its superior quality and exceptional drinkability, this beer has earned a devoted following among beer enthusiasts.
One of the most striking aspects of Old Toby is its aroma. With notes of burnt sugar and sweet caramel, the beer offers a warm, inviting scent that hints at its rich, complex flavor profile.
Upon tasting, drinkers are met with a bold, smoky flavor that boasts hints of toffee and dark chocolate. These flavors are expertly balanced, creating a satisfying complexity that keeps the drinker coming back for more.
While Old Toby's flavor profile is undeniably rich, it's also incredibly smooth and drinkable. The beer's finish provides a slight alcoholic warmth, which is not surprising given its high alcohol content of 10.7% ABV.
At the center of Old Toby's success is its creator, a master brewer named Tobias Bergling, Old Toby himself. As one of the most respected brewers in northern Polaris, Tobias spent decades perfecting his craft and honing his skills. His dedication to quality and attention to detail are evident in every sip of his signature beer.
Overall, Old Toby is a testament to the art and science of brewing. With its rich flavor profile, smooth drinkability, and impressive alcohol content, it's no wonder that this Imperial Keigan porter has earned such a devoted following.

Old Toby (Vana Tobi), an Imperial Keigan porter, is widely considered a standout among dark beers. Praised for its superior quality and exceptional drinkability, this beer has earned a devoted following among beer enthusiasts.
One of the most striking aspects of Old Toby is its aroma. With notes of burnt sugar and sweet caramel, the beer offers a warm, inviting scent that hints at its rich, complex flavor profile.
Upon tasting, drinkers are met with a bold, smoky flavor that boasts hints of toffee and dark chocolate. These flavors are expertly balanced, creating a satisfying complexity that keeps the drinker coming back for more.
While Old Toby's flavor profile is undeniably rich, it's also incredibly smooth and drinkable. The beer's finish provides a slight alcoholic warmth, which is not surprising given its high alcohol content of 10.7% ABV.
At the center of Old Toby's success is its creator, a master brewer named Tobias Bergling, Old Toby himself. As one of the most respected brewers in northern Polaris, Tobias spent decades perfecting his craft and honing his skills. His dedication to quality and attention to detail are evident in every sip of his signature beer.
Overall, Old Toby is a testament to the art and science of brewing. With its rich flavor profile, smooth drinkability, and impressive alcohol content, it's no wonder that this Imperial Keigan porter has earned such a devoted following.

The Royal Museum of Cambrian Diplomacy Announces New 1423 Teacher Workshop
MEDIA NOTE
April 18, 1423
The Royal Museum of Cambrian Diplomacy, located at the Ministry of State in Saint-Josalyn, is pleased to announce its Summer 1423 Teacher Workshop. This five-day workshop, open to first-to-seventh-year teachers from Tavo Valley provinces, focuses on preparing students for civic life in diplomatic service.
Teachers who teach Social Studies, Cambrian History, Government, Modern World History, Language Arts, World Language, or related subjects are encouraged to attend. The workshop will be held from July 24-28, 1423, both online and at the Ministry of State Royal Museum of Cambrian Diplomacy.
During the workshop, participating educators will interact with Ministry subject matter experts and diplomats to discuss the skills and tools they use in their work at home and abroad. They will also participate in an RMCD Diplomacy Simulation and receive training to facilitate simulations with students. In addition, teachers will have the opportunity to explore RMCD exhibits, resources, and collections to enhance classroom instruction. They will also create plans to incorporate Cambrian diplomatic history and practice into their curriculum.
Overall, this workshop offers a valuable opportunity for teachers to deepen their knowledge of Cambrian diplomacy and enhance their teaching skills.
Special Envoy Kasper's Regional Travel
MEDIA NOTE
April 19, 1423
An interagency team, led by Anastassia Kasper, the Special Envoy for Northern Nur, will be traveling to Aukera, Fauthur, and Kalmach from May 10-19, 1423. During their trip, they will hold consultations and participate in a series of regional engagements aimed at coordinating approaches to a range of concerns surrounding the War in Garahun.
These concerns include the War's destabilizing activities in the region, as well as the possibility of a Joint Comprehensive Plan for Peace. By engaging in these discussions, the team hopes to establish effective strategies for addressing these issues and promoting peace in the region.
Overall, the team's efforts reflect a commitment to diplomacy and collaboration in resolving complex geopolitical challenges.
Special thanks to Fauthur, Kalmach, and Aukera for their input.