The announcement of the arrival of mining missiles to extract pods from the Titans had caused a stir in Kalak, putting the NGO in a significant dilemma. These mining tools, adapted to facilitate the recovery of pods held in the Titans, would they be authorized on Medicorp vessels or not? To address this question, the organization’s leaders proposed the establishment of a symposium dedicated to galactic rescue.

For several weeks, things have been taking shape regarding the recovery of the pods, whose presence is now confirmed, being held in the Titans. After a scanner upgrade, it is now Sirius offering a potential solution for extracting the pods. This development is inevitably posing a problem for Medicorp. Explanation.

This is how the press conference held by Medicorp concluded following the latest revelations from Aegis regarding the nacelles abducted by the Thargoids. Medicorp is ready to extract the nacelles potentially held by the Titans as soon as the technology allows.

One of the latest reports from MediCorp on Thargoids highlights intense activities involving the substitution of escape pods by Thargoid vessels. The conclusion of the report suggests that the intensity of abductions could greatly increase.

The operation led by Medicorp rescuers in the Garongxians system has been successful. The NGO congratulates the participants, and the evacuees express warm thanks to the rescue pilots.

On May 30, 3309, one of the MediCorp rescuers, CMDR KTMan, was rescued with only a few minutes of oxygen remaining. Thanks to the galactic specialists in rescue and repairs, the Hull Seals, the MediCorp rescuer was able to escape the clutches of death.

CMDR KTMan kindly agreed to answer our questions and share his experience.

Departure imminent

We learned in the evening that the Mercy would soon set sail to reach its deployment zone in the Colonia region.

While the Mercy fleet carrier continues its preparations to establish itself in Colonia as an advanced medical facility away from the frontlines of the war, mysterious information is circulating about it. More precisely, about the owner of the fleet carrier, about whom very little is known. MediCorp has remained relatively discreet about the commander who made the medical ship available, emphasizing that the project takes precedence over financial and management aspects.

MediCorp Authorized for Escape Pod Inspections

MediCorp has recently announced that it has received approval from the Pilots’ Federation to conduct the new periodic inspections of escape pods installed on Fleet Carriers. A new role for MediCorp members?