Difference between pages "USS Temeraire" and "USS Argonaut (NCC-80549)"

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}}The '''USS ''Argonaut''''' is the prototype and class leader of [[Argonaut Class|''Argonaut''-class]] of light cruisers. She was under the command of [[bfms_char:24059|Captain Jon Bastin]] but has since been retired from active duty.


The '''USS ''Temeraire''''' is an [[Inquiry Class|''Inquiry'' Class]] starship assigned to the [[Fourth Fleet]]. After an inquiry into the disastrous testing of the MARS stealth system aboard the Inquiry-class starship ''Thesis'', Starfleet Command relieved [[bfms_char:43418|Captain Italia Ruas]] of her command, opting to merge the crew with that of their ageing counterpart, the [[USS Santa Fe|USS ''Santa Fe'']]. Whilst undergoing an overhaul, the ship had all traces of the controversial system removed, and is recommissioned with a new name and a new commanding officer. Redesignated as the USS ''Temeraire'', pronounced ''Tem-uh-rare'', the ship’s technological advancements and experienced personnel make her a perfect candidate for a new mission.
=== The Aegean Lounge ===
Whether by design or by coincidence, the largest lounge aboard the '''USS ''Argonaut''''' was named after the sea in which the ancient myth that inspired both the class and vessel name alike. Unlike a majority of vessels of comparable or larger size, the main lounge of the '''''Argonaut''''' is located in the center of the saucer section of the vessel on deck 6. The general layout of the lounge follows the design aesthetics of mess halls that can be found on the ''Intrepid'' class of starships, though the lack of view ports and the expanded seating area give it a different feel than other lounges.


===Design and Layout===
True to the functional feel of the majority of the '''''Argonaut''''', the lounge features several replicator banks and a large number of four-seat tables spaced at intervals around the compartment. The lack of booths in the lounge was a purposeful omission, designed to encourage the crew to mingle without a feeling that certain spaces were for any particular population of the ship. Another purposeful design characteristic was the open synthehol bar standing just beyond the banks of the replicators that allows patrons to serve themselves to eliminate the need for dedicated service personnel.
Designed in response to Starfleet's change in emphasis following events of the 2380's, the [[Inquiry Class|''Inquiry''-class]] is designated as a heavy cruiser. As one of the fastest, most well-armed starships of her size, the ''Inquiry''-class is a design that is quickly becoming commonplace throughout the Federation thanks to the standardisation of the class. Such standardisation has enabled a second 'block' of starships to be commissioned, making use of new technological advancements and upgrades. ''Temeraire'' is the fifth of the Block-II vessels to be constructed.


For a ship of her size and mission profile, ''Temeraire'' has an enviable sensor suite widely believed to be on par with vessels such as the ''Galaxy'' and her ''Sovereign'' cousin, which make her more than adequate to deal with any scientific mission, discovery or phenomenon she might encounter. Although she is more than capable to perform a wide variety of mandates, it is combat where the ship excels. With an impressive array of phasers, four burst fire torpedo launchers, a large complement of torpedoes and a high capacity shield grid, the ''Temeraire'' is one of the most combat-proficient vessels in her size category, earning her the moniker of a ‘pocket battleship’. A somewhat unique feature of the class is the existence of additional hard points across the exterior hull which allow for additional pulse phaser cannons in the bow and micro torpedo launchers, allowing the crew to refit the ship into an even more capable heavy cruiser. A much more manoeuvrable option compared to her larger cousins, but also other ships in her category, ''Temeraire'' can fly rings around virtually any threat that comes her way, making perfect use of her weapons array. A tough little ship, ''Temeraire'' can shrug off most hits that come her way, making her perfect for the unknown territories beyond the Thomas Expanse.
Also available to patrons is a wide variety of popular gaming activities that encourage healthy competition and camaraderie in the crew. Tables along the opposing wall from the replicator banks are outfitted with game boards for 3D chess, Terrace, Strategema, and several other activities from various places, including several from outside of the Federation. While several other lounges exist aboard the '''''Argonaut''''', the Aegean Lounge houses the largest variety and is usually the most populous during off-duty hours no matter which shift one finds themselves on.
 
Internally, ''Temeraire'' benefits from a high degree of automation which means that, despite having mission capability on par with the ''Sovereign''-class, ''Temeraire'' has less than half the crew complement. Happily, this ensures a comfortable standard of accommodation throughout the ship, and a variety of recreation facilities. Some of the more unique features she possesses are the recreational facilities which largely follow the perimeter of the saucer section (apart from on decks such as that with the through-deck shuttle bay). These facilities are connected as a promenade that circles from the port side of the saucer, around the bow and to the starboard side in an almost 270-degree rotation. These facilities provide a surprising sense of openness and elevate the claustrophobia often associated with space travel. In the event of an emergency, these recreational areas can be converted for triage purposes or refugee accommodation. A large crew lounge facility is located above the forward shuttle bay.
 
====Bridge, Deck One====
Modelled on the successful layout of its older, larger cousin the ''Sovereign''-class, the bridge of the ''Temeraire'' has a slightly altered colour scheme and a much-changed console layout across the bridge. Making the most of a variety of technological advancements, such as holoprojectors, holographic communications, in-built weapons lockers and three-dimensional computer displays in places, the ''Inquiry''-class bridge module is one of the most advanced in the fleet. Perhaps one of its most charming features is the emblem of the United Federation of Planets emblazoned on the carpeting as a constant reminder of all the ship stands for.
 
[[file:TemeraireBridge.png|thumb|left|300px|''Bridge module, USS'' Temeraire]]
In a move away from more recent styles, and harking back to the traditional layouts of yesteryear, the ''Temeraire'' has a single center command seat for the commanding officer. Directly ahead of them, down a few steps and between the commanding officer and the holographic viewscreen, two angled consoles serve as duty stations for Operations (port) and Flight Operations (starboard). Next, and facing into the heart of the bridge to allow maximum participation with the rest of the bridge crew are duty stations for science (port) and tactical operations (starboard). Directly behind the commanding officer, and in a further break from tradition, a combined duty station serves as positioning for the two most senior advisors and assistants to the ship's commander; the Strategic Operations Officer (port) and Executive Officer (starboard). Around the outside of the bridge, there are countless other additional stations. Behind the main science station on the port bulkhead, additional science and medical consoles are available for mission operations, as well as access to life support and environmental controls. Adjacent to them on the starboard bulkhead, mission operations and security stations ensure the continued safety of the ship and crew on a day-to-day, mission-by-mission basis. On the aft bulkhead, engineering is the focus. With a large, entirely interactive and customizable master systems display (MSD) and other engineering controls, the representative from engineering has full access to the ship's systems.
 
Around the command center, four doors provide access to and from the bridge. On the forward port bulkhead, access is available to the observation lounge, whilst the starboard door grants access to the commanding officer's private ready room (available for use by any officer in command of the ship). At the aft of the bridge, both doors provide access to turbo lifts which enable the crew to access the command center from the rest of the bridge. The starboard turbo lift grants express, overridden access to key locations such as engineering, shuttlebay 1, sickbay, tactical astrometrics and transporter rooms 1 and 2.
 
====Deck Layout====
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold;"
! Deck
! Description
|-
| 1
| Bridge, Captain's Ready Room, Observation/Conference Lounge
|-
| 2
| CO's Quarters, XO's Quarters and Office, Enlisted Affairs Office, Emergency Batteries, Weapons Locker
|-
| 3
| Mess Hall, Senior Officer Quarters, Aft Viewing Lounge, Communications Array, Officers' Quarters, Gymnasium
|-
| 4
| Officer Quarters, Crew Quarters, VIP Quarters, Transporter Rooms 1 & 2, Emergency Batteries, Chief Operations Officer's Office
|-
| 5
| Security Offices, Brig, Armoury 1, Security Training Facilities, CIO's Office, Aft Tactical Sensors, Crew Quarters, Holodecks 1 & 2, Cargo Bay 1
|-
| 6
| Main Computer Core (Level 1), Main Computer Core Control, Flight Control Room 1, Science Labs, Arboretum, Diplomatic Facilities, Civilian Quarters, Crew Quarters, Holodecks 3 & 4, Main Shuttlebay (Upper Level)
|-
| 7
| Main Computer Core (Level 2), Main Shuttlebay Flight Deck, Tactical Astrometrics/Stellar Cartography, Main Science Lab, CSO's Office, Counsellor's Office, Hydroponics Bay, Ship's Library, Civilian Quarters, School, Officer's Mess, Main Sickbay and Medical Facility, CMO's Office
|-
| 8
| Main Computer Core (Level 3), Impulse Assembly, Weapons Locker, Engineering Lab, Shuttlebay Elevators, Upper Shuttle Maintenance & Storage, Forward Tactical Sensors
|-
| 9
| Main Computer Core (Level 4), Impulse Engines, Warp Core Subsystems, Lower Shuttle Maintenance & Storage, Dorsal Docking Port, Emergency Transporters, Crew Quarters
|-
| 10
| Impulse Assembly, Deuterium Injectors, Shuttle Repair & Machine Shop, Engineering Support Area, Industrial Replicators, Armoury 2, Crew Quarters, Holodecks 5 & 6, Primary Environmental Control, Cargo Bays 2-5
|-
| 11
| Auxiliary Deflector Controls, Shuttle Elevator Assembly, Airlock, Crew Quarters, Transporter Rooms 3 & 4, Airlocks, RCS Thrusters, Secondary Stores, Secondary shuttlebay (upper)
|-
| 12
| Auxiliary Deflector Array, Primary SIF/IDF/Shield Generators, Systems Support Compartment, Maintenance Bay 1, Secondary shuttle bay (lower)
|-
| 13
| Torpedo Turrets Access, Torpedo Storage, Main Sensor Array, Deuterium Tanks, Science Labs, Crew Mess Hall (Aft), Maintenance Bay 2, Shuttle Storage
|-
| 14
| Deuterium Tanks, Flight Control Room 2, Turbolift Maintenance, Crew quarters
|-
| 15
| Captain's Yacht Access, Secondary Computer Core (Level 1), Weapons Locker, Transporter Room 5, Cargo Bays 6 & 7, Tertiary Stores
|-
| 16
| Secondary Computer Core (Level 2), Reserve Antimatter Storage, Main Navigational Deflector, Deflector Control, Main Engineering, Chief Engineer's Office, Weapons Locker, Warp Nacelle Access, Cargo Bays 8 & 9, Emergency Transporters, Auxiliary Sickbay, Secondary Computer Core (Level 3), Aft Sensor Array, Deflector Assembly, Secondary Plasma Vent, Emergency Transporters
|-
| 17
| Deflector Assembly, Auxiliary SIF/IDF/Shield Generators, Multi-purpose Chamber (Upper), Crew Quarters, Auxiliary Bridge, Lateral Sensors, Secondary Communications Array, Emergency Batteries, Complementary Deflector Assembly, Multi-purpose Chamber (Lower), Primary Stores, Forward Torpedo Launchers (2), Torpedo Magazine, Probe Storage, Primary Communications Array, Tractor Beam Assembly, Turbolift Maintenance. Primary Waste Reclamation
|-
| 18
| Antimatter Storage Pods, Forward Tractor Beam Emitter, Secondary SIF/IDF/Shield Generators, Cargo Bay 10 (Upper), Secondary Stores Antimatter Generator, Torpedo Magazine, Maintenance Bay 3, Cargo Bay 10 (Lower), Secondary Waste Reclamation, Secondary Environmental Control, Tractor Beam Assembly, Antimatter Generator, Antimatter Injectors, Secondary Sensor Array, Sensor Analysis Suite, Aft Tractor Beam Emitter, Aft Torpedo Launchers (2), Torpedo Magazine, Warp Core Jettison Hatch
|}


===Notable Crew===
===Notable Crew===
====Commanding Officers====
====Commanding Officers====
*[https://bravofleet.com/command/51946/ 2400 - 2400]: [[bfms_char:43643|Captain Tharia sh'Elas]]
*[https://bravofleet.com/command/34898/ 2399 - 2399]: [[bfms_char:24059|Captain Jon Bastin]]
 
===OOC Credits===
A number of images used by the ''Temeraire'' are personal commissions produced by hard-working artists and should not be reproduced or used without express permission. Many avatars can be located at Sci-Fi Avatars or are free use from STPMA.


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Revision as of 04:42, 18 December 2022

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USS Argonaut
General Information
Registry NCC-80549
Class & Type Argonaut-class
Affiliation Starfleet
Status Retired
Assignment
Role Light Cruiser
Template:Starship

The USS Argonaut is the prototype and class leader of Argonaut-class of light cruisers. She was under the command of Captain Jon Bastin but has since been retired from active duty.

The Aegean Lounge

Whether by design or by coincidence, the largest lounge aboard the USS Argonaut was named after the sea in which the ancient myth that inspired both the class and vessel name alike. Unlike a majority of vessels of comparable or larger size, the main lounge of the Argonaut is located in the center of the saucer section of the vessel on deck 6. The general layout of the lounge follows the design aesthetics of mess halls that can be found on the Intrepid class of starships, though the lack of view ports and the expanded seating area give it a different feel than other lounges.

True to the functional feel of the majority of the Argonaut, the lounge features several replicator banks and a large number of four-seat tables spaced at intervals around the compartment. The lack of booths in the lounge was a purposeful omission, designed to encourage the crew to mingle without a feeling that certain spaces were for any particular population of the ship. Another purposeful design characteristic was the open synthehol bar standing just beyond the banks of the replicators that allows patrons to serve themselves to eliminate the need for dedicated service personnel.

Also available to patrons is a wide variety of popular gaming activities that encourage healthy competition and camaraderie in the crew. Tables along the opposing wall from the replicator banks are outfitted with game boards for 3D chess, Terrace, Strategema, and several other activities from various places, including several from outside of the Federation. While several other lounges exist aboard the Argonaut, the Aegean Lounge houses the largest variety and is usually the most populous during off-duty hours no matter which shift one finds themselves on.

Notable Crew

Commanding Officers