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Mission: The | Mission: The Veil of the Sky<br> | ||
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Stardate: 2414. | Stardate: 2414.04.26<br> | ||
Captain's Log Supplemental<br><br> | Captain's Log Supplemental<br><br> | ||
After completing the survey of the damage at the refugee camp on Beta Aquillia IV, I can only be amazed at the relative lack of damage caused by the suicide bombers. Despite the fact that they hit the Sickbay and the main security checkpoint with their attacks, the casualties were relatively light. <br> | |||
Listen to me. Casualties were light… While this is a fact, considering the potential for destruction that could have been wrought, I still feel as if i am dehumanizing the suffering that those injured or who have lost friends and loved ones are going through.<br> | |||
This mission is taking a strain on us all. The constant threat of being forced to defend ourselves and the refugees fleeing the combat zones is ever-present. The presence of the Skorr are both a blessing and a curse. We can certainly use the help and man power, but their volatile nature threatens to unbalance the little order that we are struggling to maintain.<br> | |||
Habrii has identified his Lieutenant Alaya as the mastermind behind the bombings, but has not made any claim for the destruction of the runabout. He has decided to arrest her as a show of good will, which i think he hopes will soften my stance. What he doesn't realize is that I am unable to flex too much from my orders.<br> | |||
I am forced to watch the planet fall ever further into the grasp of the Veil, who want only to isolate the planet from the rest of the interstellar community. The trade agreement between them and the Federation is critical to the rebuilding of the Federation, which is still underway 5-years after the end of the Civil War.<br> | |||
To make matters worse, both the Romulans or the Cardassians could well be behind the support and success that the Veil has enjoyed to date. We have reasons to believe that the Cardassians are at least present. The Grisly discovery of an arm from a Cardassian bearing the insignia of a member of the Obsidian Order, as well as the discovery of a detonator believed to be the one used to destroy the runabout are compelling but hardly conclusive. residual DNA on the detonator has been identified as Cardassian, but there is a possibility that Romulans could have easily acquired and planted both the arm, as sick as that thought is, and the detonator as evidence to shift our suspicions towards the Cardassians, or that the Cardassains could truly be involved.<br> | |||
Why is it that these things re always characterized by layers of truth and deception? Sometimes I would much rather have a straight forward exploration mission as boring as that may be, rather than deal with these sorts of political ramifications.<br> | |||
Kolath is still at Atlantis station, only because my orders prohibit our participation in restoring his government or in aiding the Veil in their play for power. It is a difficult position to be stuck in. Kolath was our ally here, with years of political support, but the Veil are demanding his extradition for crimes against the people of the planet. This is complicated by the fact that they are demanding his return in exchange for a large number of Federation Citizens being held hostage. It is a tempting offer, but turning him over would shift the natural course of this conflict and violate our orders. <br> | |||
I have the teams doing everything they can to locate the Ambassador so we can rescue her and hopefully all the other members of her staff being held. We will have to see what happens.<br> | |||
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www.startrekfreedom.com<br> | www.startrekfreedom.com<br> | ||
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Revision as of 19:47, 24 February 2012
| USS Rosenante NCC-924650 Launched 2408.01.07   Rosenante Class Long-Range Explorer |
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The USS Rosenante is a starship currently serving in the Starfleet of the United Federation of Planets. The ship was launched in 2408, and at the time was the only ship of the Rosenante Class. She is currently assigned to the 52nd Fleet. Her Original design was as a privateer, and she was initally to be deployed by Admiral Doenitz to be used against those that opposed him. However the vessel could not be deployed before the end of the Federation Civil War. As a result the Rosenante was captured at Utopia Planitia immediately after the Battle of Sector 001. She has since been refitted and reclassified as a long-range Explorer. Her original designs specifications were part of the controversial Chimera Directive. The vessel's core design encompasses 28 decks. USS Rosenante Deck Plans are available to those with appropriate security clearance.
The crew of the USS Rosenante is considered to be one of the most diversely crewed ships in the fleet. The Officers who serve aboard her come from a wide variety of backgrounds and worlds, each bringing their own unique perspectives and experiences to the overall performance of the ship. There are personnel both old and new aboard ship who all strive together to overcome the challenges and risks that the universe throws at them. They are explorers, lovers and warriors all dedicated to the betterment of the United Federation of Planets and it's principles.
The Rosenante is currently undertaking a 5-year survey mission in Sector 6309, which is considered strategically crucial for the potential expansion of the United Federation of Planets. This mission is reminiscent of the 5-year survey missions conducted by the Constitution Class starships of the 2200's.
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Mission: The Veil of the Sky
Day: 5
Stardate: 2414.04.26
Captain's Log Supplemental
After completing the survey of the damage at the refugee camp on Beta Aquillia IV, I can only be amazed at the relative lack of damage caused by the suicide bombers. Despite the fact that they hit the Sickbay and the main security checkpoint with their attacks, the casualties were relatively light.
Listen to me. Casualties were light… While this is a fact, considering the potential for destruction that could have been wrought, I still feel as if i am dehumanizing the suffering that those injured or who have lost friends and loved ones are going through.
This mission is taking a strain on us all. The constant threat of being forced to defend ourselves and the refugees fleeing the combat zones is ever-present. The presence of the Skorr are both a blessing and a curse. We can certainly use the help and man power, but their volatile nature threatens to unbalance the little order that we are struggling to maintain.
Habrii has identified his Lieutenant Alaya as the mastermind behind the bombings, but has not made any claim for the destruction of the runabout. He has decided to arrest her as a show of good will, which i think he hopes will soften my stance. What he doesn't realize is that I am unable to flex too much from my orders.
I am forced to watch the planet fall ever further into the grasp of the Veil, who want only to isolate the planet from the rest of the interstellar community. The trade agreement between them and the Federation is critical to the rebuilding of the Federation, which is still underway 5-years after the end of the Civil War.
To make matters worse, both the Romulans or the Cardassians could well be behind the support and success that the Veil has enjoyed to date. We have reasons to believe that the Cardassians are at least present. The Grisly discovery of an arm from a Cardassian bearing the insignia of a member of the Obsidian Order, as well as the discovery of a detonator believed to be the one used to destroy the runabout are compelling but hardly conclusive. residual DNA on the detonator has been identified as Cardassian, but there is a possibility that Romulans could have easily acquired and planted both the arm, as sick as that thought is, and the detonator as evidence to shift our suspicions towards the Cardassians, or that the Cardassains could truly be involved.
Why is it that these things re always characterized by layers of truth and deception? Sometimes I would much rather have a straight forward exploration mission as boring as that may be, rather than deal with these sorts of political ramifications.
Kolath is still at Atlantis station, only because my orders prohibit our participation in restoring his government or in aiding the Veil in their play for power. It is a difficult position to be stuck in. Kolath was our ally here, with years of political support, but the Veil are demanding his extradition for crimes against the people of the planet. This is complicated by the fact that they are demanding his return in exchange for a large number of Federation Citizens being held hostage. It is a tempting offer, but turning him over would shift the natural course of this conflict and violate our orders.
I have the teams doing everything they can to locate the Ambassador so we can rescue her and hopefully all the other members of her staff being held. We will have to see what happens.
Daniel Greene
Captain Ahmed Ibn Salid
CO, USS Rosenante
www.startrekfreedom.com
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