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|'''Captain-General | |'''Provost of the Posts:'''<br /><small>''(Captain-General)''</small>|| Severus Titus Alexander Mihail Plick | ||
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The '''Imperial Postal Service''' is responsible for the collection and deliverance of letters, parcels and telegrams in the Imperial Republic. The service was established by | The '''Imperial Postal Service''' is responsible for the collection and deliverance of letters, parcels and telegrams in the Imperial Republic. The service was established by Severus Plick, an employee of the [[Office of Bounties and Factorage]] as a means to ensure the arrival of important documents from the Imperial Dominions in the West. | ||
[[File:stamps.png|thumb|left|The "Recent Kaisers" series, issued by the IPS in Nomeziooqu 1651]] | [[File:stamps.png|thumb|left|The "Recent Kaisers" series, issued by the IPS in Nomeziooqu 1651]] | ||
==Monitoring Office== | |||
The Monitoring Office, established in 1652, is responsible for monitoring all forms of communication passed through the networks controlled by the Imperial Postal Service for evidence of sedition, subversion by foreign powers, and politically or commercially sensitive information that may be of benefit to the Imperial Government and or its favoured partners. | |||
[[Category:Government]][[Category:Economy]] | [[Category:Government]][[Category:Economy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:59, 30 September 2018
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| Active: | Nomeziooqu 1651 AN - Present |
| Motto | Make Haste |
| Allegiance: | Shireroth |
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| Type: | Postal Service |
| Size: | 1,700 personnel |
| Nickname: | Lettermen |
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| Provost of the Posts: (Captain-General) |
Severus Titus Alexander Mihail Plick |
The Imperial Postal Service is responsible for the collection and deliverance of letters, parcels and telegrams in the Imperial Republic. The service was established by Severus Plick, an employee of the Office of Bounties and Factorage as a means to ensure the arrival of important documents from the Imperial Dominions in the West.
Monitoring Office
The Monitoring Office, established in 1652, is responsible for monitoring all forms of communication passed through the networks controlled by the Imperial Postal Service for evidence of sedition, subversion by foreign powers, and politically or commercially sensitive information that may be of benefit to the Imperial Government and or its favoured partners.
