A former Commander who has a complicated past with Azur Lane that is full of nothing but pain and suffering is chosen to be their Commander again or is given a similar job by the UN (United Nations). But does he want to see his old subordinates and...
The bullpup was best described as a non-félinized version of FAMAS F1 designated for operational units of the French Army. It's an intermediate between F1 and FÉLIN versions of the rifle, a revised carry handle, well not much of a carry handle of now more so a lowered upper that mounted a picatinny rail and more user friendly than the older F1 putting allowing for optics to be within the users sight line and a small front space for a tiny flashlight or laser sight. Famas Valorisé even had newer barrels from Berretta that are 1 in 7 inch twist meaning it could run the standard NATO 5.56, 62 grain ammunition and anything older. Though still had the old 25 round magazines as a new receiver would have to be made to accept STANAG magazines which was the G2 but alas the French Army never adapted it. Another redesign was the charging handle was now bended off to the due the need for a picatinny rail unlike the top ambidextrous charging handle of the F1 being within the protective shroud. Redesigned rear iron sight, again because of the need for a picatinny rail and optics. There was even a rear grenade launcher sight.
Though even with these redesigns it was never meant to be a frontline, mass infantry weapon. Only received it because this station was considered rear-line action. The generally quality of the bullpup wasn't the greatest of quality that much everyone who got issued the Famas Valorisé agreed with since the conversion wasn't done in the most elegant manner. Had it been a ground up redesign the weapon would have been a lot cleaner. It was a conversion and compromises had to be made. From the weapon being fragile, the upper plastic was fixed in a very fragile, clunky, awkward way. The charging handle wasn't any better. At least you had a proper optics mount.
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"This is Rebecca Paige Live from Outpost 23. The situation here is becoming dire as rations and ammunition are starting to run out as the food that had been supplied as gone expired long ago leaving these men with only their MRE's or the canned foods that the dare consume as for rescue efforts they are finally underway but not by Azur Lane or NATO forces but by a Sous-lieutenant who has taken matters into his own hands." She stated as, in the background of the camera frame was a fallen radio tower that was now being used as seating as well as a blown up radar dish that had completely fallen down as she and her camera man walked up to Sous-lieutenant Vogel's position. "Alors sous-lieutenant Que pensez-vous de la situation actuelle?" (So second Lieutenant What are your thoughts on the current situation?)
"Soit on meurt sur ce rocher, soit on s'échappe." (Either we die on this rock or we escape.) He stated as he turned his attention to the camera revealing his facial injuries which most certainly frightened the viewers on the other side.
"Est-ce que ça fait mal?" (Does it hurt?) Asked Rebecca.
"Non, je ne ressens aucune douleur car la douleur est tout ce que j'ai ressenti tout au long de ma vie et les blessures comme celles-ci font partie du travail ou peut-être que c'est la morphine et les analgésiques qui parlent." (No, I feel no pain as pain is all I've felt throughout my life and injuries like these are part of the job or maybe it's the morphine and pain killers talking.) He answered revealing some truth about himself.
