On July 16th, USS Missouri set out to engage all opponents upon the Alta Mons Sea. A Reconnaissance Report indicated a substantial minefield (moss) that would restrict Missouri's operational area. While no hostiles were encountered, the day did not proceed without incident.
Missouri was testing out her new more redundant propulsion system, which worked with mixed results: Her starboard engines ran without problem or failure the entire day - marking her first meet that she did not require some form of recovery. Unfortunately, the port motor kept blowing fuses (and still is even on the bench a week later - there is some weird ground short which even took out my multimeter fuse this evening, putting debugging on hold until morning).
Spent yesterday working on building a storage and carrying case for Missouri. It's almost ready, but I forgot to take any pictures. This case fits the boat snugly and securely, allowing me to store the boat where the cats cannot get at it, haul the boat in the open bed of my truck without worrying about the wind, and use the case as a workbench, or as a pondside seat (it is strong enough).