With your piloting skills, I think we could make it there undetected. Referee would that be a pilot skill check?
Then recon plus tactics to set up ambush. Fuel up first, hit and run.
I can assist with the recon, but we will need a location to set down in.
Also we may still need the use of those guards to secure our Landing Zone (LZ), once we land the Wildcard.
A thought came to mind, that maybe we could get sanctioned by the Coalition to hit the compound and take off with the material.
"Official sanction" - I like that idea! Maybe we could get paid to steal our cargo too. Also local support will help with that "Getting into orbit while under missile attack" thing. I'd feel happier about that with some point-defence systems of our own, but any help is good.
Also the Wildcard has no armaments and would be nothing more than a scare show. We need whatever help we can get.
If there is something the coalition needs and we can help them at the same time they help us, we may have a more permanent contact for future runs.
For the Wildcard Crew
Options to complete Mission: Chemical Extraction
Option 1) Overland, using our own resources and security
Option 2) Use the Wildcard, our own resources and security
Option 3) Coordinate with the Coalition, Operate as additional asset for their operations, We recommend a strike on the compound in an effort to liberate something the Coalition needs as well as getting the security we need to get what we need.
The Wildcard can quickly move a battalion (300 men and equipment) of the Coalition's forces to a position that we could ambush or strike a compound of our choosing. We drop gear and men, infilitrate the compound, extract the necessary cargo, and return to a safe zone.
I vote 3. We have more chance of success operating with local support. Wildcard being an unarmed ship I really worry about SAMs and interceptors - hopefully the Coalition can help with that. Also some Redshirts to soak up bullets if we have to shoot our way to the cargo
I do not think 1 is viable, as I don't see how we get the cargo across 20 miles of water and into the Starport.