My interactions with BlueAdept continue, as does my hunt for knowledge involving RAF St Mawgan. I have come up with numerous pieces of information, though none as interesting as the one which found me.
A blogger by the alias Proxiehunter replied to my 3rd log, telling me that I had found a USMC file, and that I needed to stop searching. S/he told me I was getting into something any sane person would want to avoid. But now I am more curious. USMC is, of course, the acronym for US Marine Corps. But why would the Home Office have files from the Marines? Somehow I doubt they got them through a Freedom of Information request.
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Log 3
I am closing in on it. I can feel it.
RAF St Mawgan was used for more than just Nuclear Containment. For a period dating from around 1974 to 1995 it was also used for keeping prisoners. I found two documents in a system of an ex-Home Office secretary, one titled "Operation Pawmark" and the other titled "Subject Romeo Alpha". The latter is corrupted beyond repair, even for me. The former however, was clean. Here's what I got.
[REDACTED],
I've managed to get another 23 this quarter. The bastards are everywhere, it's like he's trying to increase our workload. [READACTED] seems to think he's preparing for something. I think he's being stupid. Our progress toward the capture of Subject Romeo Alpha has been strained. He moves around constantly, leaving only a trail of these bloody psychos behind. We had to hush up over 30 murders this quarter alone, that's 78 this year. It's getting difficult to keep people from asking questions.
With respect Miss, I believe that we need to leave this stuff to the organization. They're the experts in stuff like this, and we can't just keep picking up the pieces that that feral fucker leaves in his wake. I apologise if you find my language obtuse, but I don't believe you understand the severity of the situation. Project Maenad should never have been undertaken, along with the rest of this Operation Pawmark bull.
[REDACTED]
RAF St Mawgan was used for more than just Nuclear Containment. For a period dating from around 1974 to 1995 it was also used for keeping prisoners. I found two documents in a system of an ex-Home Office secretary, one titled "Operation Pawmark" and the other titled "Subject Romeo Alpha". The latter is corrupted beyond repair, even for me. The former however, was clean. Here's what I got.
[REDACTED],
I've managed to get another 23 this quarter. The bastards are everywhere, it's like he's trying to increase our workload. [READACTED] seems to think he's preparing for something. I think he's being stupid. Our progress toward the capture of Subject Romeo Alpha has been strained. He moves around constantly, leaving only a trail of these bloody psychos behind. We had to hush up over 30 murders this quarter alone, that's 78 this year. It's getting difficult to keep people from asking questions.
With respect Miss, I believe that we need to leave this stuff to the organization. They're the experts in stuff like this, and we can't just keep picking up the pieces that that feral fucker leaves in his wake. I apologise if you find my language obtuse, but I don't believe you understand the severity of the situation. Project Maenad should never have been undertaken, along with the rest of this Operation Pawmark bull.
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