Major (The United Federation Marine Corps book 5)
“He should have relaxed, he knew. The Federation would not have given them a different implant if it could set off any alarms on the primitive scanners used in the corporate world.
Ryck stood around as more new indentureds gathered. Twelve of the new men were Marines from his company. Ryck followed the instructions given them in their pre-ops brief. He tried to look at his Marines just as he took in the other 50 or so Natural Plantation indentureds. Completely ignoring them could also t...rigger alarms in any scanning programs.
When everyone had checked in, their company rep told the gathered men and women to follow her, and they left the hangar right onto a waiting bus. No immigration, no formalities. Fresh Beginnings was an independent world with two separate pseudo-governments that were more like handling companies vice true governments. This was one of the reasons the planet was becoming popular with corporations: companies could do pretty much as they pleased. Citizens who worked there were still subject to their home government laws, so most of the indentureds were from the Federation—indentured servitude contracts were illegal in the Brotherhood, the Alliance, the Confederation, and most other governments.MoreLess
Ryck stood around as more new indentureds gathered. Twelve of the new men were Marines from his company. Ryck followed the instructions given them in their pre-ops brief. He tried to look at his Marines just as he took in the other 50 or so Natural Plantation indentureds. Completely ignoring them could also t...rigger alarms in any scanning programs.
When everyone had checked in, their company rep told the gathered men and women to follow her, and they left the hangar right onto a waiting bus. No immigration, no formalities. Fresh Beginnings was an independent world with two separate pseudo-governments that were more like handling companies vice true governments. This was one of the reasons the planet was becoming popular with corporations: companies could do pretty much as they pleased. Citizens who worked there were still subject to their home government laws, so most of the indentureds were from the Federation—indentured servitude contracts were illegal in the Brotherhood, the Alliance, the Confederation, and most other governments.MoreLess
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