A Question of Courage
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More would havebeen fatal for had we been forced to resort to a quick breakout to avoidenemy action, and if we were travelling above one Lume when we hitthreespace, we'd simply disappear, leaving a small spatial vortex in ourwake.
On the "morning" of the third day the ships at the apex of Quadrant Oneran into a flight of Rebel scouts. There was a brief flurry of action, the Rebels were englobed, a couple of cruisers drove in, latched ontothe helplessly straining Rebel scouts and dragged them in...to threespace. The Rebs kept broadcasting right up to the end--after which theysurrendered before the cruisers could annihilate them. Smart boys.
But the Rebels were warned. We couldn't catch all their scouts and thedisturbance our Line was making in Cth would register on any detectorwithin twenty parsecs. So they would be waiting to meet us. But that wasto be expected. There is no such thing as surprise in a major action.
We went on until we began to run into major opposition. Half a dozenscouts were caught in englobements at half a dozen different placesalong the periphery as they came in contact with the Rebels' coveringforces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More would havebeen fatal for had we been forced to resort to a quick breakout to avoidenemy action, and if we were travelling above one Lume when we hitthreespace, we'd simply disappear, leaving a small spatial vortex in ourwake.
On the "morning" of the third day the ships at the apex of Quadrant Oneran into a flight of Rebel scouts. There was a brief flurry of action, the Rebels were englobed, a couple of cruisers drove in, latched ontothe helplessly straining Rebel scouts and dragged them in...to threespace. The Rebs kept broadcasting right up to the end--after which theysurrendered before the cruisers could annihilate them. Smart boys.
But the Rebels were warned. We couldn't catch all their scouts and thedisturbance our Line was making in Cth would register on any detectorwithin twenty parsecs. So they would be waiting to meet us. But that wasto be expected. There is no such thing as surprise in a major action.
We went on until we began to run into major opposition. Half a dozenscouts were caught in englobements at half a dozen different placesalong the periphery as they came in contact with the Rebels' coveringforces.
What to read after A Question of Courage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bone Jesse Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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