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Being a Fleet Commander is by no means easy, nor is it for everyone who would presume to try it. It is a job which subjects you to "duty" and criticism, to second-guessers and cowards, to impossible situations and boring escorts. All of these come with the title, and very little reward comes as well. What you can be sure of, though, is that with proper work and training, a well-prepared Fleet Commander can bring glory to himself and his fellow pilots far beyond what is expected. That is, in essence, what TGRAD is all about: using training and preparation to achieve our ends.

And so as a final word - thank you. I realize this document (and the work that went with it) is a lengthy read. I realize that for a game, this is a lot of study and work. I also realize, though, that the best and most dedicated fleet commanders will see their way through - and excellence, will be ours.

And so as a final word - thank you. I realize this document (and the work that went with it) is a lengthy read. I realize that for a game, this is a lot of study and work. I also realize, though, that the best and most dedicated fleet commanders will see their way through - and excellence will be ours.

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	Being a Fleet Commander is by no means easy, nor is it for everyone who would presume to try it. It is a job which subjects you to "duty" and criticism, to second-guessers and cowards, to impossible situations and boring escorts. All of these come with the title, and very little reward comes as well. What you can be sure of, though, is that with proper work and training, a well-prepared Fleet Commander can bring glory to himself and his fellow pilots far beyond what is expected. That is, in essence, what TGRAD is all about: using training and preparation to achieve our ends.		Being a Fleet Commander is by no means easy, nor is it for everyone who would presume to try it. It is a job which subjects you to "duty" and criticism, to second-guessers and cowards, to impossible situations and boring escorts. All of these come with the title, and very little reward comes as well. What you can be sure of, though, is that with proper work and training, a well-prepared Fleet Commander can bring glory to himself and his fellow pilots far beyond what is expected. That is, in essence, what TGRAD is all about: using training and preparation to achieve our ends.

	And so as a final word - thank you. I realize this document (and the work that went with it) is a lengthy read. I realize that for a game, this is a lot of study and work. I also realize, though, that the best and most dedicated fleet commanders will see their way through - and excellence, will be ours.		And so as a final word - thank you. I realize this document (and the work that went with it) is a lengthy read. I realize that for a game, this is a lot of study and work. I also realize, though, that the best and most dedicated fleet commanders will see their way through - and excellence will be ours.