Re: UNSC in Full Thrust

> > >The UNSC also seems to do quite a bit of deep space exploration -
what
> > >have they found out there?

AEBrain muttered:
> Mainly, a number of OU navigation beacons and survey markers...

  Some of which--the older ones--look very much like AE survey markers. 
The
main distinguishing point is that AE buoys have markings in Russian as
well
as English, while on the "OU" bouys, the Russian has been hastily
painted
over.  I mean, "OU bouys have no Russian markings."
  That's all been resolved, now, and we expect that UNSC "explorers"
(sic)
will no longer find any reason for confusion between OU and AE markers.
  And we're not going to mention Sinbad and its moons.	Fortunately, the
OU
ambassador is not one of those petty individuals who drags up irrelevant
regrettable-but-minor misunderstandings dredged from historical trivia
files.