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To all who hear these presents, greetings.
Know Ye, that reposing special trust and confidence in the Patriotism , Valor, fidelity and abilities of:Member recommended:
Dame Ashleigh Bagster, 1st Btss.
In the months following her pivotal role in re-establishing the Squadron in the current Caribbean conflict, Dame Ashleigh Bagster, 1st Btss., has steadily contributed to the Squadron's presentation and demanding paperwork. Adjusting the systems and framework of the old Squadron to the new was no easy task, and Dame Ashleigh's hard work and coordination were decisive to the result we have today.
I believe it is high time that she is lifted to peerage for her efforts, and ask the Board to recommend her, through the proper channels, to be made a Baroness by the Crown.
I remain, &c.
The Lord Trentham
Now known as Dame Ashleigh Jaden Bagster, The Lady Dearthington, 1st Baroness of Darnton in the County Palatine Durham, 1st Btss Ravensworth in the County Tyne and Wear , Dame Companion of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, MC, AC, RNMember recommended:
Sir James Thomson
Fellow Flag Officers,
Captain Sir James Thomson has, in the time after he helped re-establish the Squadron several months ago, steadily spent time and effort in recruiting new captains and helping them during their patronage periods. He has also expressed his opinions on matters outside his office, and has thus shown a clear interest in the well-being of the Squadron as a whole.
It is my firm recommendation that such steady endeavours should be praised by arranging, through the proper channels, that Captain Sir James Thomson receives a Baronetcy from His Majesty the King for his efforts.
I remain, &c.
The Lord Trentham
Now known as Sir James Thomson, 1st Baronett of Melford Hall in the County of Suffolk, Knight Companion of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, DSC, MC, RNMember recommended:
Edward Frobisher, Esq.
Fellow Flag Officers,
On September 14th 1816, Captain Edward Frobisher Esquire met with and defeated a pirate 12-pounder 'Belle Poule'-class frigate, while captaining his 9-pounder 'Surprise'-class frigate, off the port of Bonacca. Although outgunned and outclassed, Captain Frobisher managed to force the enemy onto the shore and denying him the ability to manoeuvre. Unable to reply to Captain Frobisher's raking fire, the Pirate was obliged to strike.
It is my opinion that this actions shows Captain Frobisher's clear ability of exploiting the mistakes of his enemies, resulting in the seizing of a ship of superior force. I therefore ask that he receive the Military Cross for his actions.
I remain, &c.
The Lord TrenthamMember recommended:
Nathaniel Blatchford
The continuous efforts of Lord Trentham at spanish coast agains spanish shipping and coastal defense have earned him already quite a name amongst spanish!
Traders fear him and call fleets after him even if they just see him around.
Numerous battles that i have also had honor to be present of and including all the well written after action reports alone should earn him the medal not once but even twice.
Lord Trenthams skills in boarding action and the knowledge of it is superior to non, there for its my humble duty to write up this request.
S!Member recommended:
Sir James Thomson
Fellow Flag Officers,
During the months of August and September, Sir James Thomson has on several occasions gone into action against enemy forces of various compositions and nationalities. Not only has he participated in large fleet actions off Jamaica, in particular the interception of the Dano-Norwegian fleet on August 29th, he has also conducted several cruises along the coast of Cuba, the latest of which is detailed in the report on the actions on September 15th. In these engagements he has met with success, mainly due to his excellent gunnery, the handling of his ship, and his eagerness to engage the enemy closely. I have personally witnessed his abilities on several occasions, and it is my opinion that he deserves to be awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions.
I remain, &c.
The Lord TrenthamMember recommended:
Grafton Sutherland
I have had pleasure to observe and read about this particular Captains reports of exploration. The reports are well written and full of usefull information.
This is most enjoyable to me as i dont have the luxury to do such long sails usually.
The sheer amount he invests to the reports and exploration are immense.
He truly deserves the PvE award.
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Pending meeting of the promotion requirement, Nick Mickelson Esq. has been selected for induction to the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath
Once these requirements are met he will be known as Sir Nick Mickelson, Knight Companion of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, CCB, RNMember recommended:
Nick Mickelson Esq.
Fellow Flag Officers,
Since he joined the Squadron, Captain Nick Mickelson Esquire has made a deliberate and focused effort to craft quality vessels, upgrades and other products, which has on several occasions benefited the Squadron and its captains. I have had my own ships worked on by his shipyards, giving them the needed edge against enemy ships. His success in the production and construction part of the war effort is admirable, and it is my firm belief that his abilities will play an important part in the Squadron’s coming engagements with the enemy. Only a dogged effort over time could produce the results Captain Mickelson has obtained.
I therefore wish that the Board will arrange, through the proper channels, for Captain Nick Mickelson Esquire to be dubbed into one of our Nation’s honourable knighthoods.
I remain, &c.
The Lord Trentham
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To all who hear these presents, greetings.
Know Ye, that reposing special trust and confidence in the Patriotism , Valor, fidelity and abilities of:
Lord Nathaniel Blatchford
During the month of August Lord Nathaniel Blatchford has constantly put his life, his ship, and his crew on the line in the pursuit of duty in the West indies off the south western side of Cuba. He is a continual thorn in the side of the Spanish interest and trade in the area with taking a prize several Spanish warships and many merchants in the area around Barcos. He continually holds himself to the highest example of what a fighting captain of The Squadron should be.
Dame Ashleigh Bagster
During the month of August Dame Ashleigh Bagster tirelessly updated and added to the wiki, ensuring that new and potential members are met with a professional-looking first impression. Her work on coding will also no doubt be of great value to the Squadron in the times ahead.
Sir James Thomson
August 13th, Captain Sir James Thomson's conduct during said actions were of an entirely professional and expert nature. The skill required to escape an enemy frigate squadron of superior force by sailing through them, and the quality gunnery and seamanship displayed during the fight against an enemy 30-gun frigate.
Mr. Grafton Sutherland
August 7th, Showing great initiative and a sense of urgency Mr. Sutherland took it upon himself to preform a needed and perilous reconnaissance tour around the whole of enemy controlled Cuba. To which he provided the His Majesty's Navy with much needed information on the trading habits and Military deployments of the Spanish.
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Didn't see anything in here about this yet on a cursory search for it.
I think it would be nice if we could select which decks to fire and or have priority crewing.
Say I load Carronades on my top deck but have longs on my main. When engaging at long range I wouldn't want my Carronades to be firing as their effectiveness is limited at best. Thus allowing for the crew that would normally be allocated to those guns to be used elsewhere on the ship.
Also for prioritizing which guns are crewed so when you load into a match you might want your mains to have priority on both sides and letting your top deck lag behind instead of having to wait for the other side to load as it is right now.
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I am so looking forward to testing this patch out.
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Im not official leader of Squadron, but our own squadron code of conduct already includes almost all and even morel presented here.
So i assume its safe to sign this agreement.
James Thomson - Saint Georges Squadron of the White
Saint George Squadron of the White hear by agrees to this code of conduct
sign,
The Honorable Captain Ashleigh Bagster
Saint George Squadron of the White
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Looks like I know what I will be doing after work today.
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