The expression of the rabbit in the last panel means : "They will come back, angry and out in force."

Among other things I liked about Albedo, we see here how Erma's plans don't always come off, and that the rabbits are individuals, too, not all of them excited there's a war.

i wonder if after the refit and repair Erma's ship gets beam ACV's

I wonder how they disposed of the bodies of the dead crew members...

If the Rabbits did fire off every thing in the station had available it could be considered a partial success for the Mission of Separating the Station form It's Military Suplies. On the orher hand, I Doubt that was actually everything, Just what they had ready to use.

The bodies of the six dead crew members.

after a very high speed impact like that any bodies would likely be airasoled/vaperised and dispersed into space, so no bodies to dispose of

I am considering the complexities of spacecraft design ... for one thing, you want a particle screen of some sort to fend off cosmic radiation and other high-velocity particles the ship might encounter. On the other hand, unless you can make such a screen massive enough to be truly impregnable (which is unlikely given this level of propulsion technology) you'll want there not to be too much mass in such a screen for radiation to interact with, since it'll create secondary radiation, making the cure potentially worse than the disease. Then you'll want armour against hits from enemy weapons ... or do you? You might actually NOT want to armour your ships too heavily... Apart from the fact that massive armour makes the ship that much slower and/or energy intensive to accelerate (i.e. manoeuvre), if a hit from a high-velocity weapon can be allowed to pass through the hull of the ship as unhindered as possible, it'll knock out the compartments it passes through, but that'll pretty much be it he extent of damage. If it hits armour that it is not, or barely, able to penetrate directly, that hit will pretty much be an explosive event, able to cause massive secondary damage... But on the other hand, no armour at all will make the ship that more vulnerable to hits from lighter weapons. Choices, choices... In the end, how are these factors weighed in the Albedo universe?

I forgot exactly how the "jump" works in this series, but it's pretty interesting stuff. It's a sort of instantaneous teleportation-like mechanism, right? I do remember that jumping while inside the gravity well of a system causes a ship to either disintegrate though, and that there are long-term health complications that come from jumping way too much.

The surviving crew critter able for "light duty" soon??? "It stings a little bit...."? He has a talent for understatement, I think. He is quite the mess.

Light duty in this case is a Morale thing. Gives the Wounded something to do, while not making one feel useless. not saying that he/she will be doing make work, as for the missing foot, and hand I would not be surprised if Engineering could "print" medical quality prosthetics and while I'm not expecting "Star Wars" grade replacements, I'm sure that they would be better than Peg-leg, and hook replacments. replacements.

There are only a few variables in most scifi jump drives. This seems to be one of those that jumps from anywhere far enough from a gravity well to ... do we know whether they can choose the target location, or is it random, or random within a limited area.