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The '''USS ''Dragonfly''''' symbolizes change, transformation, and adaptability in almost every part of the world. The ''Dragonfly'', commissioned in 2390, was sent to the furthest regions of [[Federation]] space. Her mission: to assist in the rebuilding of war-torn systems and societies. Pushing further into the unknown, the ''Dragonfly'' represented a return to Starfleet’s golden age of exploration and diplomacy. | The '''USS ''Dragonfly''''' symbolizes change, transformation, and adaptability in almost every part of the world. The ''Dragonfly'', commissioned in 2390, was sent to the furthest regions of [[Federation]] space. Her mission: to assist in the rebuilding of war-torn systems and societies. Pushing further into the unknown, the ''Dragonfly'' represented a return to Starfleet’s golden age of exploration and diplomacy. | ||
In 2400, the ''Dragonfly'' was reassigned to the [[Fourth Fleet]]’s Diplomatic Operations. Recently upgraded, the ''Dragonfly'' is a vessel to be seen while traveling Federation borders, visiting her allies, and doing the work necessary to rebuild. Under the command of Captain | In 2400, the ''Dragonfly'' was reassigned to the [[Fourth Fleet]]’s Diplomatic Operations. Recently upgraded, the ''Dragonfly'' is a vessel to be seen while traveling Federation borders, visiting her allies, and doing the work necessary to rebuild. Under the command of Captain Elena Mitchell, the ''Dragonfly'' continues her original mission parameters to further the ideals of the Federation through diplomatic and humanitarian efforts. | ||
== Design and Layout == | == Design and Layout == | ||
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Managing a ship as large as the Dragonfly can be difficult. To facilitate this ease of administration, the Command Officers have a separate office in which to do their work. This area is directly off of the main bridge. The Ready Room, as it's called, can also be reached by turbolifts, for those visitors who don’t have clearance to enter the bridge. | Managing a ship as large as the Dragonfly can be difficult. To facilitate this ease of administration, the Command Officers have a separate office in which to do their work. This area is directly off of the main bridge. The Ready Room, as it's called, can also be reached by turbolifts, for those visitors who don’t have clearance to enter the bridge. | ||
Captain | Captain Mitchell has decorated her office with several items, including a picture of her family and of her deceased parents. In total the office space is rather sparse. Having just moved to the ''Dragonfly'', Captain Mitchell hasn't personalized the space beyond a few pictures and a small plant that sits on her desk. | ||
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==Crew== | ==Crew== | ||
*Commanding Officer - Captain [[bfms_char: | *Commanding Officer - Captain [[bfms_char:71721/|Elena Mitchell]] | ||
*Executive Officer - Commander [[bfms_char: | *Executive Officer - Commander [[bfms_char:69732/|William "Gab" Harris]] | ||
*Captain of Engineering - Captain [[bfms_char:46390|Eli Bates]] | *Captain of Engineering - Captain [[bfms_char:46390|Eli Bates]] | ||
*Chief Medical Officer - Lieutenant [[bfms_char: | *Chief Medical Officer - Lieutenant Commander [[bfms_char:97053/|Emily Rodriguez]] | ||
*Chief Operations Officer - Lieutenant [[bfms_char: | *Chief Operations Officer - Lieutenant [[bfms_char:97064/|Jessica Chan]] | ||
*Chief of Security - Lieutenant [[bfms_char: | *Chief of Security - Lieutenant Commander [[bfms_char:97058/|Jason "Obi" Reynolds]] | ||
*Chief Counselor - Lieutenant [[bfms_char: | *Chief Counselor - Lieutenant [[bfms_char:97062/|Rebecca Morgan]] | ||
*Chief HELM Officer - Lieutenant | *Chief HELM Officer - Lieutenant [[bfms_char:97056/|Sarah Turner]] | ||
*Chief Science Officer - | *Chief Science Officer - Lieutenant Commander [[bfms_char:97060/|Michael Turner]] | ||
*Bartender - [[bfms_char:35763|Lon Tik]] | *Bartender - [[bfms_char:35763|Lon Tik]] | ||
* | *Crew Family - Captain [[bfms_char:97067/|Peter Mitchell]] | ||
Revision as of 03:32, 16 January 2024
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- "I'm inspired by how dragonflies are both tough and fragile, fierce and mild."
- —Cindy Crosby -Ship's dedication quote
Summary
The USS Dragonfly symbolizes change, transformation, and adaptability in almost every part of the world. The Dragonfly, commissioned in 2390, was sent to the furthest regions of Federation space. Her mission: to assist in the rebuilding of war-torn systems and societies. Pushing further into the unknown, the Dragonfly represented a return to Starfleet’s golden age of exploration and diplomacy.
In 2400, the Dragonfly was reassigned to the Fourth Fleet’s Diplomatic Operations. Recently upgraded, the Dragonfly is a vessel to be seen while traveling Federation borders, visiting her allies, and doing the work necessary to rebuild. Under the command of Captain Elena Mitchell, the Dragonfly continues her original mission parameters to further the ideals of the Federation through diplomatic and humanitarian efforts.
Design and Layout
Bridge
Observation Lounge
Aboard the Dragonfly, the observation lounge is used as a meeting place for the ship's senior staff and special events or informal gatherings. The room is decorated with various paintings, plants, and items depicting the Dragonfly's lineage.
Ready Room
Managing a ship as large as the Dragonfly can be difficult. To facilitate this ease of administration, the Command Officers have a separate office in which to do their work. This area is directly off of the main bridge. The Ready Room, as it's called, can also be reached by turbolifts, for those visitors who don’t have clearance to enter the bridge.
Captain Mitchell has decorated her office with several items, including a picture of her family and of her deceased parents. In total the office space is rather sparse. Having just moved to the Dragonfly, Captain Mitchell hasn't personalized the space beyond a few pictures and a small plant that sits on her desk.
Sunspot Lounge
The Sunspot is located on deck 10, which is set on the forward edge of the primary hull. It has a very relaxed and congenial air about it; The Lounge is the only place on the ship where rank means nothing - "sir" need not be uttered when a person of lower rank addresses an officer, and everyone is on an equal footing. Opinions can be voiced in complete safety. This lounge is the social center of the ship. On the Dragonfly, the lounge is operated by Lon Tik.
Officer's Mess
The Officer's Mess, formerly the Captain's Mess, is a space designated for the Senior Staff and invited guests to relax, unwind, and decompress from the day's events. The mess included the services of a steward, who brings the meals and drinks to the Officers. The room is also equipped with a standard replicator unit, holographic communications, and various items for entertainment.
On rare occasions, Junior Officers are invited as guests in recognition of their achievements.
Auxiliary Crafts
Type 12 Shuttle
- Darner
- Skimmer
- Meadowhawk
- Macromia
- Phenes
- Petairua
- Anax
- Aeshna
Volga-Class Runabout
- Blue Dasher
- Emerallds
Captain's Yacht
- Devil’s Needle
Crew
- Commanding Officer - Captain Elena Mitchell
- Executive Officer - Commander William "Gab" Harris
- Captain of Engineering - Captain Eli Bates
- Chief Medical Officer - Lieutenant Commander Emily Rodriguez
- Chief Operations Officer - Lieutenant Jessica Chan
- Chief of Security - Lieutenant Commander Jason "Obi" Reynolds
- Chief Counselor - Lieutenant Rebecca Morgan
- Chief HELM Officer - Lieutenant Sarah Turner
- Chief Science Officer - Lieutenant Commander Michael Turner
- Bartender - Lon Tik
- Crew Family - Captain Peter Mitchell