Hyphenation
Let's start off with the well-established missing hyphen. Apply generously to join the bold-faced word pairs in grammatical bliss:
- "The Commander gives the go ahead and two officers"
- "and several wall mounted gun turrets swivel"
- "some sort of check in desk."
- "and find an ancient looking terminal"
- "In the time honored tradition"
Catapostrophe
Missing
Each boldened word is missing an apostrophe before the final s:
- "This feels like something, lets see"
- "a very generous finders fee for your help"
- "that your finders fee has been received."
Unwelcome
The boldened word has an apostrophe where none should be:
- "It's strange, squat form is very solid"
Plain old typos
- "We're got injured here" (should be We've instead)
- "After awhile, he replies." (should be a while)
Minor logical gripe
- "and after a parsec or twelve's worth of research"
I know this is most lilkely a reference to the Millennium Falcon doing the Kessel Run and the involved scientific blunder. But it is out of character for the scientist saying it, who surely is aware that parsec measures distance and not time. (Unless he, unbeknownst to us, moonlights as a historical screenplay writer.)
Legacy typos
Plus the typos dutifully reported by Shadow and duelafn over two cycles ago. (Some overlap may exist)
Re: [typos] Mission: Solomon's Treasures by StarGazer at 206.01/31:418 GCT
Thank you very much.