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Hello and welcome to revolutions.

Episode 11.28, Bloody Sunset.

On January 8, 2252, recently appointed Admiral Booth-Gonzalez led all the remaining ships of the Martian Navy away from Mars.

In total, they numbered 457 ships.

This was the 239 ships left over from the disaster, 167 FOS-5 container ships, plus 51 assorted other ships that had stayed behind when the Martian Navy set course for Earth under Admiral Cartwright back in April of 2251.

Five days after Gonzales left, a quarter of the Omnacore invasion fleet, and most of the armed fighting vessels took off in pursuit.

Gonzalez's main concern was keeping all his ships safe from that pursuit fleet, which absolutely

outclass them in weaponry. All they could do was hope to stay out of reach. Knowing that they might be

on the run for a very long time, the Martian Navy had energy, fuel, and food to

last about 20 weeks in space, which was more than twice as long as a regular journey between

Earth and Mars. There was nothing to do but run, and hope they figured something out before they

ran out of supplies and power. Pursuing the Martian Navy were 53 Omnicore ships led by Commander Himari Tagata.

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