Re: [FT] AAR

In a message dated 1/16/2000 9:36:26 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
laserlight@quixnet.net writes:

>   On initiating the action at 1915 hours, Fidelity dropped a
>  beacon buoy, designated locus 0/0.	MV Weyland Pilgrim, under
>  command of a pirate prize crew, was at 60/0 facing 3; Bocor was
>  at 57/3, facing 3; Fidelity at 0/0 facing 3 and had matched
>  velocity  with the chase.  Commander Jones realized that Bocor
>  had a prize crew aboard Weyland Pilgrim and was therefore
>  unwilling to simply use her superior thrust to break contact;
>  accordingly, Jones decided to engage Bocor and ignore the
>  freighter.  Fidelity made full thrust; Bocor responded to the
>  challenge, came about and made for Fidelity at high
>  acceleration.

Why locus point?
-Stephen