In line with his training and protocol set forth by the soon-to-be-defunct First Order, he regarded such remarks as treason. Aristo was not used to hearing such remarks about the Board. вЂњOnce again, not only did the Board authorize this mission, but they also demanded that the ships in question launch almost immediately without proper maintenance! I personally told them that the detachment needed another month before launch!вЂќ Emerot complained loudly. вЂњWho authorized this move?вЂќ he wondered out loud. The other one was attacked almost immediately after dropping out of hyperspace. Of the two that made it to the target, only one managed a successful bombardment before it was destroyed. Another was lost due to a defective hyperdrive generator, allowing the Republic to destroy it after only a short pursuit. Seven Destroyers were lost to the blockade due to defective or outright inoperative shield generators. Ten Destroyers in total were assigned for the assault on Viserio Three. Upon further inspection, he found some maintenance statuses that he knew should never have been signed off on. He checked the manifest of ships assigned to the task. What do you see?вЂќ he asked.ДЄristo came around to behind the desk to look at the computer display. Commander Aristo Jerjerrod, great-nephew of the famous Death Star II commander, walked in.

The doors opened, revealing the shipвЂ™s executive officer. He was about to make some more notes on the review when the door chime sounded.

WhatвЂ™s more, the fact that an old Corellian freighter joined the fight late and had a heavy hand in wiping out the TIE detachments made his blood boil that much more. His conclusions stated that whoever planned the mission failed to account for the New Republic forces being superior to the First Order detachment. He had read the after-action review вЂ“ what there was of it вЂ“ about the destruction of two Destroyers that had managed to break a New Republic Order blockade and start a bombardment on Viserio Three.

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