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Seems a rescue mission is now in your near future!

This is what I've been doing, sort of trying to relish the advancement and requiring myself to tactically choose the next advance in technology.

I feel your pain on an interplanetary ship getting randomly destroyed (or by my own twitchy hands), I'm glad to see you stuck it through and got htere. Along with BostLabs, I do agree though, time to get a rescue up and running!

Awesome, I'm excited to see this. Hopefully all goes well with the non game breaking stuffs.

Mun Base Alpha is fully operational, right next to the Neil Armstrong Memorial.

For me, in order, it's the Mun, then Laythe, then Eve. Something about the Mun has me going back over and over and over again.

First module of Mun Base Alpha is up and running!

Give yourself tougher goals. Now if you want about the hardest thing to accomplish, go to Eve, land and plant flag, then return Jeb back to Kerbin.

You've done a really good job with this, I'm very much enjoying keeping up with this here and definitely dig the history that's along with it. Well done, mate!

This. Exactly this.

Your computer must be just as insane as you are with part counts like that...

That is correct Sir!

Aerobraking at Jool (I love this):

Personally I'm really looking forward to The Elder Scrolls Online. I've played all of the games through several times, and from the looks of things it seems they may have nailed it as an MMO.

The Kerbal International Space Station. Currently it holds 12 Kerbals. Since this picture, 6 orange tankers have been moved up to provide refueling operations as necessary. She's parked at a 500k orbit.

And a neat shot of it going to Laythe from Jool.

Epic Jool aerobrake is epic.

Apparantly parachutes are pretty important to remember before getting all the way to Eve... While the crew survived, the lander is in many more pieces (and missing quite a few) from the original design.

After extensive testing, it has been determined that both launch vehicles are ready to be put into use in an official capacity in the Cooperative Space Program. We are ready for probe R&D to push forward with design to make headway in this project.

Aye aye cap'n, will do so after work!

So are we waiting for the probe engineer to finish up or are we going to go forth with testing first?

To introduce myself, I am Ben, 28 years old and in the US Military. I've done a multitude of different things in KSP, but my most successful mission was my manned mission and return to the Jool system. All pilots have now finished their assessment and selection, and our top pilot seems to be, none other than Jebediah Kerman. They are standing by, working in simulators until missions are assigned.

I think this would work out, and for those that don't express further interest in a job, they can randomly be assigned. One thing that I do think would make this more interesting would be to have the positions rotate/randomly change for every mission.

Ah, that works too. Throw my name randomly in the hat then