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Roy VeldmanLimburgia Training Mission
As we have a good few new recruits, I think now would be the time to start a training mission. It will be completely on the holodeck, with safety protocols on so no one can get hurt, and will simulate a standard border patrol.
The mission will depart Starbase 49, where a course will be plotted and executed to the Romulan Neutral Zone, where the Limburgia will patrol sector 21288. It is strictly a patrol to test systems and see how the crew handle any unexpected situations. It is worth a note that an Excelsior Class vessel is no match for a Romulan D'deridex class Warbird, even an uprated model like the Limburgia. Retreat is always an option.
Computer, Load program Limburgia Border Patrol, Alpha Kappa 4. Sector 21288.
*Working... Program Complete. You may enter when ready.*
Begin Program.
First Officer
Starbase 49
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Yep but even though retreat is an option we don't have to worry about a thing, we have the best flight control deparment in the galaxy
Greg Campbell
Lieutenant
Chief Flight Control Officer
Starbase 49
798 posts
Lets just hope that the Tactical Department are up to the same level. :P
First Officer
Starbase 49
552 posts
Mr Kynes,
You wont have any trouble with my Teams, They have undertaken quite a bit of training since the last time you were here. All the teams have a weekly training mission on the Holodeck.
Let me know how many staff you need. I might even join you myself, give me a chance to get away from paperwork and do some real security stuff again ;)
Rockape
216 posts
I think that there should be a station wide mission it would be good to get the newer members involved and a good meetup for some of the older ones how does that sound
I'm sure the tactical dept are in finely tuned order
Greg Campbell
Lieutenant
Chief Flight Control Officer
Starbase 49
798 posts
I say 'Make it so!'
Mr Rockape, shall we just advise these youngsters along the way, or take an active part. The latter is more fun, and we get to throw ourselves about in the explosions.
Computer, Begin Exercise.
Helm, initiate departure sequence. Take us away from the station under thrusters. Upon clearing the Starbase, take us out at 1/4 impulse. Upon clearing 100Km, ramp us up to full. At your discretion plot a course to sector 21288 and engage at warp five.
First Officer
Starbase 49
216 posts
Am on it sir lets get going
Greg Campbell
Lieutenant
Chief Flight Control Officer
Starbase 49
798 posts
All departments report on warp readiness.
First Officer
Starbase 49
216 posts
Engines at full readieness sir awaiting your command
Greg Campbell
Lieutenant
Chief Flight Control Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
I am so junior i have no idea wat to do. i gess go to my staion???
798 posts
Weapons report Mr Zecks.
First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
On my way.
798 posts
Engineering reports all systems operating at peak efficiency.
Operations reports warp power available.
Sickbay reports standing by.
As soon as we get the all clear from sciences, take us to warp, Mr Campbell.
First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
Weapons are operational.
1263 posts
/me Runs a complete check on weapons and defensive systems.
Sir, Tactical reads ready.
551 posts
How far away are we from the Romulan Neutral Zone? Sir
798 posts
15 Light years. At warp five that should take approximately 25 days.
Helm, are there any 'subspace lanes' nearby that might reduce that travel time?
(Hint, there may be one that reduces it to seven days.)
*Science report sensors operating at peak efficiency*
Helm, engage. You can correct the course enroute.
From here on, the Officers hand control to the enlistees and junior staff. Mr Robinson, are you here for the show and fall about in the explosions like myself and Mr Rockape (Ala STII?
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First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
thank you Sir.
1263 posts
No ensign, As Acting-Chief Tactical officer, (Because Talis has been AWOL for about a year), I shall be at my post, blowing things up.
798 posts
Nice.
As i'm now manning Engineering, and showing these trainees and recruits a thing or two down there, would you like to assume command?
First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
Who me??? if not me that ok i am just here to learn and if it is me the you bet!!!!!!!!!!!!
798 posts
I was asking the Lieutenent, however if he declines, you will be getting a great training opportunity. :)
First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
;D
;D ok thank you ;D 
;D
1263 posts
Id like that very Much ensign, thank you
Ill need an XO.... Any ideas?
798 posts
Well, as a training supervisor the bridge would be a good place to be, I don't need to be in engineering all of the time. 8-) Tis a pity this is only the Holo-Limburgia...
First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
Yes it is a pitty i wish we could take the real thing for a drive.
798 posts
That time will come soon, but first you need to learn how it all works so you don't crash into the nearest asteroid. Speaking of which...
(Communications Officer): Distress call being recieved from a civilian freighter bearing 006 mark 24, range 0.7 light years. It has lost power, and is directly in the path of an intersystem asteroid.
There appears to be some form of radiation coming from the asteroid, tractor beams will be inoperative. We need a suggestion to save the freighter.
First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
Wat action should we take when we get there sir???
798 posts
The freighter crew must be saved first, their ship second.
I can see several options now.
1) Do Nothing, Crew is killed, ship is destroyed. (Court Martiable Offence)
2) If transporters are operable, beam the crew off, ship is destroyed. (Undesirable - try to save ship as well)
3) Deflect the Asteroid. (Very precice targeting points for torpedoes need to be calculated)
4) Destroy the Asteroid. (Highly unlikely)
5) Enhance structural integrity, nudge the freighter out of the asteroids path. (Very risky)
Anyone else?
First Officer
Starbase 49
551 posts
well i think we should use the trakterbeam and move the ship just enough so the ship is safe then get some people on the ship to fix the problem.
Or my other idea is to drill holes in the astroid with our phasers then plant some torpedoes in the right spots so it idestoies it with out treat of smaller chunks hiting any of the ships?
Do you like any of them???
If you dont i like plan #5 Then #2
2175 posts
We will have to go by Starfleet Regulations in this problem.
First, Find out why they lost power.
Captain Taylor
Commander Starbase 49