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...anging from Diplomatic Escort, Search and Rescue, cargo hauling, and every support faceted mission in between. Its current commanding officer is [[bfms char:9 ...diplomatic attaches. Though she won’t be the center of anyone but her own crew's attention, she serves to function as a single cog in the greater Starflee

| role = Logistical Support ...flag officer transport, and humanitarian aid; however, updates to weapons systems have allowed the class to retain its function as heavy cruiser allowing the

...signers were able to dedicate an unusually high ratio of internal space to crew comforts. ...expansive lounge and bar facility, large enough to accommodate the entire crew simultaneously.

...rds. The only differences built into the ship was those systems that would support it further in its primary mission while in the Delta Quadrant. This include ==== Holographic ship-wide systems ====

...gh-traffic region of Federation space, and may also provide protection and support for a minor shore facility. Though compact, this design is substantially la ...r too small to be able to handle general logistical functions or support a crew of any real size. At the same time, Starfleet's medium-sized stations such

...e ''Shackleton'' have enjoyed the weekly activities that take place in the crew lounge, headed up by the ship's famous morale officer. Ship wide holographic systems on the ''Shackleton'' are limited to the emergency holographic programmes o

| role = Medical Support Following a refit of the starship's deflector and holographic systems in 2400, the USS ''Olympic'' was assigned to [[Sarek Squadron]] in [[Task F

| role = Multi-mission light support ...room, Graviton generators and aft sensory array along with other key ship systems that do not need continual access.

...acedock is the habitation section, while below are the support facilities, crew quarters, and computer core. Below is the secondary hull, primarily constit ...is even more necessary with the ''Watchtower's'' expectation that it will support Federation civilians.

...in Jericho, CO of the USS ''Triumph'', but played a primarily scouting and support role to the unit and saw little action. ''Nighthawk'' continued in this rol ...y in the fighting. Only by heroic effort did her crew manage to repair key systems enough to [https://bravofleet.com/story/81751 finish the task], transmittin

...ation with an open frame that provides starships with external power, life support, and radiation shielding, as well as storage space for construction vehicle ...and two to handle smaller classes. Most drydocks can't embark a permanent crew and rely on either habitat and administrative stations nearby or planet-sid

...''-class]] light explorer currently assigned to [[Arcturus Squadron]] as a support vessel for [[Olympia Station]]. ...the aft end of decks five and six.] Mainly, this refit restored all of her systems to launch-new condition and prepared her for a new chapter under the comman

...esigned as resupply stations and drydocks in areas with few inhabited star systems, in the 23rd century they were built and operated as frontier and border ou ...core made up of cargo, engineering, and support areas, surmounted by deck crew accommodation and a recreation area. The base of the core was a large hanga

...at the ship returned to its birthplace in orbit of Mars to have all of its systems fully installed. ...eading out to the Delta Quadrant. Not only were her tactical and defensive systems improved but almost every system on the ship was enhanced. Along with suppo

| role = Support * Diplomatic Support

...most effective at travel within the same star system and most often have a crew of three or four. ...old. There are specialized rails on the floor that can accommodate various systems for holding ground vehicles, but which can also be removed quickly when the

...gard Sector, conducting outreach to local powers and offering humanitarian support. Her mere presence is enough to dissuade most local troublemakers, who coul ...er the course of her quarter-century of service. These improvements to her systems and components keep her as competitive as a ship of her age can be with ves

...gan'' became her own class after substantial modifications to her internal systems with Borg-derived enhancements. ...probes, thanks to onboard industrial replicators. This also allows her to support science vessels and smaller cruisers in a similar but more limited fashion

...s hundreds of rooms and locations that serve a variety of purposes for the crew. Some of the more notable locations include: ...engineering itself, including access to environmental controls, propulsion systems and the warp core.

...tiers of Federation space where it combined its speed with advanced sensor systems to keep a watchful eye on the horizon. ...ters at [[Starbase Bravo]] she was transferred to Task Force 72 to provide support to the new scientific endeavours being undertaken on the [[Cardassian Union

...deploying probes. They also routinely service scientific outposts, so they support Starfleet’s scientific agenda in indirect ways. ...dedicated guest quarters, conference facilities, and variable life support systems. These starships are also good candidates for transporting ambassadors with

...ign'', the ''Obena'' and the ''Odyssey'', the ''Century'' has the smallest crew complement, but is the one most closely aligned with Starfleet’s core exp ...200 visiting scientists to supplement the ship’s own crew. With a smaller crew than other ships of her size, more space is given over to labs and scientif

# Providing support and assistance to nearby Starfleet vessels, installations, and personnel. ...senal, and a robust regenerative shield system, ensuring the safety of its crew in challenging research environments and confrontations with potential adve

...class heavy cruiser, combining aspects of a carrier with enhanced tactical systems for a design that forms an important part of Starfleet's defensive mission. ...squadrons, however, as they can pool their resources and provide tactical support.

| crew = ...adar]] physiology as well as upgrading its power supply and communications systems. However, the facility scarce saw use - the upgrades were completed less th

...Parliament''-class ships are routinely assigned to large-scale engineering support projects, and so their science departments often include research & develop ...s are connected to extra-large pylons which offer both extended structural support and, unusually, habitable deck space.

...t Frontier Day, Starfleet decided to send off with a permanent captain and crew. ...environmental controls as well as crew support facilities were revamped to support such a variety of races.

...e stations can hold several thousand patients without requiring as large a crew as a medical ship, making them ideal for long-term medical situations. ...ensive, while the connecting pieces provide structural support and contain systems like the power and shield generators, communications arrays, and sensors. M

...engaging in many conflicts with nearby neighbours. This expansion in size, crew complement, and mission capabilities paved their way to eventually become o ...ake over from the other with a subsequent impact upon efficiency of ship’s systems.

...tion]] until 2399, it is largely open space with numerous uninhabited star systems. The only major power is the [[Gradin Belt#Minor Powers|Chokuzan Republic]] ...inhabited system and is part of the Chokuzan Republic. It is one of their systems that attracts many visitors. Two key planets are Golos Prime and Fekdar. Th

*Crew Quarters *Crew Quarters

...d quick to build as possible. With a standard crew complement of 20, their systems are highly automated. The ''Regula'' design has been upscaled into the ''[[ ...or light-intensity operations, as they simply don't have the space or life support to handle hundreds of people aboard at a time. Orbital office complexes are

...l advancements meant that she had a high level of automation, reducing her crew capacity somewhat. Such a technological leap forward proved too hard to res ...g missions beyond Federation space. Routine maintenance of her complicated systems drew the ship back to Earth in 2378, which was fortunate as another crisis

...[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''] ...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 mano

...Space 47]] in the [[Thomar Expanse]], providing pathfinding and diplomatic support in the politically unstable region. ...ed to the Cardassian border regions to provide ongoing security and patrol support against pirates, privateers and the separatist movement, [[ma:The True Way|

...in the [[Deneb Sector]]. Highly rich in resources, it was one of the first systems to be settled in the region, during the early years of the [[Federation]] w This makes the system a bustling hub of facilities, systems, patrol ships, and stations. Under Dominion rule, these are forced to conti

| role = *Engineering Support *Scientific Support

...b for an area of space beyond the normal range of a starbase, operating in support of other small starships. ...of space, with a large number of advanced sensor probes that can linger in systems for years at a time. The ''Typhon''’s greatest strength is its ability to

...ientific facilities revolving around the study of earth sciences needed to support these missions. These laboratories are all modular in nature, and ''Pathfin [[File:U s s pathfinder master systems display by h31180y dbhvaj9-fullview.jpg|thumb|MSD for the USS ''Pathfinder'

...d berthed as a reserve ship for nearly a year until she was assigned a new crew and captain at the start of March 2401. ...ature of her refit was only minor, involving updating many of the standard systems aboard the vessel and returning her to a standard configuration for a multi

...''Unity''-class station''' is a combination defensive outpost and starship support platform, designed with lessons learned from Starfleet's stewardship of Dee ...ur as the massive biodomes aboard larger stations, this still provides the crew with an area to relax in an environment similar to being on a planet.

...ions of an indefinite nature, and completely alone she can operate without support for up to seven years. As such, she was one of the first classes to employ ..., and the ships have extended anthropology and social sciences sections to support these missions.

...tous [[Reliant Class|''Reliant''-class frigate]] with superior engineering support, command-and-control, and small craft capabilities. ...s onboard than on the ''Reliant'', and their greater small craft space can support larger and more capable auxiliary exploratory vessels.

...house the vessel internally. Appropriate diagnostics and testing of ship's systems require a minimum of two days for the swap-out procedure to be completed. * Cetacean pod: A fully aquatic operations centre from which water dwelling crew can work freely, providing valuable scientific insight. Particularly import

| role = Exploratory Support | crew =*30,000 Starfleet

| crew = During the course of their investigation, the crew of the Enterprise discovered that Farpoint Station was actually an injured

...troops as-needed, and room for additional power regulation and generation systems. ...cal systems, life on the refit is a little more cramped with lower-ranking crew members typically having to share bunks, unlike the ''Galaxy''-class.

...old these sensors further away from the ship's power generation and engine systems to minimize the impacts of localized interference on their operation. The e To support her stellar mapping mission, the ''Grissom'' has two full astrometrics labs

...was shielded from the Borg signal that effected the rest of the fleet. The crew could only watch in horror as the events of Frontier Day unfolded. ...conducts planetary survey missions and provides a mobile platform for the crew of Fogg Station capable of performing a plethora of tasks.

...I gas giant Beta Serpentis IV, and a small colony on Beta Serpentis III to support operations. The program was shuttered in the early 2380s, but the Andorian ...of the galaxy. After resolving a situation where the colonists took their crew hostage, purging the colony of Borg technology, and stopping an ill-fated a

...conceal its precise tactical capabilities, as the majority of her weapons systems are hidden between the ship’s separation planes and only become evident o ...l as four, she requires constant maintenance to keep her advanced tactical systems functioning. Outwardly, her design is roughly similar to contemporary desig

...loration in the [[Thomar Expanse]], she is well suited to provide tactical support for elements of the task force when required in conjunction with her own ex ...wer computer systems, data transfer lines, and improved shield and weapons systems were eventually implemented into the starship, bringing her up to modern sp

...abs, which make it perfect for deep space and planetary surveys. Its small crew allows it to conduct dangerous missions without risking too many lives, whi ...ons operate with a crew as small as 60, to further stretch the ship's life support.

...er overall top speed is more limited as the ship’s mass is greater and her systems have been tuned more for ease of maintenance than raw spring speed. ...ated to tactical analysis and targeting systems rather than to exploratory systems.

**150 crew **150 crew

...pecially when conditions are hostile to transporters. She is also an ideal support vessel for a small scientific outpost, as she can carry out general utility ...e, and deuterium tankage, while the more expansive third deck contains the crew quarters, main engineering, and the forward weapons, and the narrow fourth

| crew = ...oderate internal damage. This included the station's primary communication systems, and when Starfleet Command could not contact the station, they sent the US

...complement of probes and observation drones which can be left to linger in systems that they’ve scouted to gather more data. In addition, the stellar cartog ...balanced between engines that need constant fine-tuning and other primary systems that are less complicated.

...figurations, all of which share a common hull design and basic engineering systems, but which vary in their intended mission. ...d of a voyage, further obviating the need for a large crew. The propulsion systems are tuned to deliver consistent performance of Warp 6, at the expense of ba

...research facilities and peace-time enhancements to an already comfortable crew living situation. The latter caught the notice of then Captain [[Ciffao Tha ...The ''Majestic'' was tasked with scouting suitable locations and providing support until each settlement was able to self-sustain.

...tific mysteries beyond the charted edges of Federation space. Although the crew’s search for knowledge is vital, their paramount mission is to improve di ...t experiments to develop friendship through adversity and to encourage the crew to expand their inner depths while exploring the galaxy at large.

...cting [[Federation]] borders. Advances in automation have led to a reduced crew size and larger facilities, and today the ''Defiant'' is a more versatile a ...ons than ever, and her high speed makes her capable of scouting unexplored systems and regions when necessary.

...is department for each of these areas, while the smallest units must share crew members between this department and engineering. ...ecialists who are highly specialized in their understanding of transporter systems, capable of trouble-shooting any problem and ensuring the safe transportati

| role = Multi-Purpose Support Craft ...have a wide variety of purposes. There is a standardized aft module with a crew rest area, lounge, and replicator, but this can also be customized or omitt

...exploratory missions but are often used to run initial surveys of new star systems before the front-line explorers or science ships are sent in, as they are a ...d secondary hull as well as the nacelles into a single structure, unifying support members across the entire body of the vessel to both simplify construction

...originally intended for, space became a luxury that could be utilised for crew comforts. ...ent. Gone was a firing range, fitted with holographic emitters and control systems to give the ship a holodeck, which true to its original purpose, serves as

}}The '''''Presidium''-class station''' is a medium-sized station intended to support orbital operations, either as stand-alone facilities or components of large ...ical module has triage facilities immediately adjacent to its own hangers. Crew for each department are also housed in the same module in which they work.

...f [[bfms_char:48362|Captain Taes]] in 2400. Like a city in space with its crew of nine hundred, the USS ''Sarek'' operated as a mobile research platform i ...scientific mysteries of the universe, to invent new methods of inspiring a crew of nine-hundred, or deepening one’s understanding of thine own self.

* Providing frontline support during times of war or crisis, such as the [[Century Storm]] and [[Blood Di ...s hundreds of rooms and locations that serve a variety of purposes for the crew. Some of the more notable locations include:

...form, with a high top speed that gives her the ability to scout unexplored systems effectively. She retains many of the science labs from her older sister, th ...constant maintenance and a skilled engineering team to keep their advanced systems working together in such a compact platform.

...et Academy]], as pilot trainers, thanks to their simple controls and hardy systems. ...here they are more than capable of conducting patrol missions within star systems and inspecting craft for customs purposes.

...hatch. With this, it can help starships dock, though with modern berthing systems it has become much less necessary at the Federation's more sophisticated ba ...the range for even inter-system travel, due to their limited life support systems. They are almost never deployed aboard starships, as they have limited deep

...ue of the class, as ships were dispatched to volatile borders with minimal support and successfully protected Federation territory. The second wave was thus g ...g ''Endeavour'' for data gathering and analysis operations across multiple systems and locations, be they focused on strategy, intelligence, or science. Rourk

...vered with an armored plate, especially for units assigned to the fleet as support ships. ...very largest Cardassian ship classes can embark ''Hideki''-class ships as support vessels, but these small craft generally travel directly with the main flee

*Logistics Support ...pplementing the larger ''California''-class utility cruiser for logistical support missions. Production of this class ended in the 2370s, but they remain in s

...scientific research and exploration missions beyond Federation borders, or support and facilitate local diplomacy and commerce, or act as a defensive outpost ...allow each starbase to be constructed with capabilities and facilities to support the needs of its deployment. While there are many modules of different type

...nstitution''-class design aesthetic and is a solid, proven design ready to support Starfleet's core missions. ...lent mid-range and short-range sensors, as she is designed to explore star systems in depth. Because of this, her impulse engines are the most powerful propor

...automation developed for the ''Prometheus'' to reduce the need for a large crew, which further allows it to approach the performance of an explorer with a ...iser in the fleet, an extremely impressive Warp 9.99. The power generation systems are all reinforced and have been built with added redundancies to increase

...s much in common with vessels built by the Andorian Imperial Guard. Engine systems aboard the Osler are adapted from those in the ''Nova'' and ''Rhode Island' ...ion-configurable labs, on on each level, along with supplementary computer systems.

...jor overhaul, she now features the latest in technological innovations and systems. ...ns whenever needed. The ''Paramount'' is well suited to provide logistical support for elements of the task force when required in conjunction with her own ex

...where the commanding officer works in private or holds meetings with a few crew members. They keep a few personal items here, but it can also be used by ot ...ectors are used in this room to show the status of a variety of the ship’s systems.

...edock module with a narrower footprint, as advances in shield and computer systems allowed for miniaturization. === Support Module (Sector F) ===

...llar surveys. They can also be used effectively to survey planets and star systems as well, when a dedicated science vessel is either not available or not req ...ood fits for exploratory squadrons in need of both tactical and scientific support, as they are a good balance between the two.

...e independent research and exploration platform. First developed as a less crew-intensive complement to the [[Galaxy Class|''Galaxy''-class explorer]], thi ...' is solidly capable of long-term exploration missions without significant support, a capability proven by ''Voyager''<nowiki/>'s seven-year mission in unchar

...ic assignments conducted by both visiting scientists and the ship’s normal crew ongoing at any given time. The ''Nebula'' has a research potential of 150% ...ted to three years maximum without support from a starbase with a standard crew complement, versus the ten that a ''Galaxy''-class starship can manage. A s

...clude a number of lounges, gyms, and other recreational spaces to keep the crew and passengers entertained (and sane) on journeys that sometimes last more ...e engineers, it's now down to less than a third, leaving more personnel to support passengers.

...e ''Ambassador'', in practice, these ships have been costly to operate and crew, so few of them still exist. Now retired from mainline Starfleet service, s ...he ''Galaxy'' and ''Nebula'' classes, as well as to upgrade their tactical systems. The resulting design is still quite awkward--the shape of the ship was opt

...ction speed, including most windows, all armaments, and other non-critical systems. Indeed, many of these ships weren't painted or even ''named'' in the mad r ...cargo pods in to place under the secondary hull, which contains additional crew quarters and the magnetic latching mechanism that allows the ship to grip i

...eign]]'' classes, the ''Vesta'' combines speed with the latest exploratory systems to round out Starfleet's explorer inventory. As of the 25th century, only a ...ge small craft facilities—two shuttle bays and a runabout pad—on the stern support a half-dozen runabouts or scout vessels, which are used to perform secondar

Looking to make a name for themselves in the annals of history, the crew are a mixture of fresh-faced youngsters excelling in their fields of study, With her construction and subsequent shakedown cruise complete, a skeleton crew transferred ''Hathaway'' from [[Starbase Bravo]] to [[Deep Space 17]], wher

...humankind. The ship itself contains a range of laboratories, allowing the crew to conduct a range of experiments. Although these labs are small in compari ...ngular conference room, which could sometimes double up as a space for the crew to lead mission briefings, could be used to host a small delegation.

...rmance is close to her parent class, she is slightly faster, has a smaller crew, and has greater small craft abilities. The handful of these ships in Starf ...' in this respect is that its warp-capable saucer section ensures that the crew would not get stranded should they need to abandon the stardrive section.

...hat are used for holographic displays and the ship's Emergency Holographic Systems, are also used for when the captain wishes to use the same system to commun === Support Craft ===

...a network of subspace corridors known as the Underspace to launch raids on systems throughout the quadrant. In the 15th century, the [[Turei Alliance]] led a ...adiation and radiogenic particles. Discovering the Vaadwaur in stasis, the crew of ''Voyager'' reawakened and helped them begin to rebuild, but eventually

...me not devoted to the ship’s primary systems is devoted to cargo space and crew facilities. This makes the ''Excelsior'' II a fine choice for generalist sc ...while also being a suitable space for other types of conferences and as a crew recreation area when not in use for official functions. The rim of the sauc

...17 Lead Expeditionary Force|Task Force 17 Expeditionary Group]] to provide support for its larger units. Typically, they are commanded by officers on track to ...he attention of a larger starship or which would be too risky for a larger crew to attempt.

...ame. The ship is known for being one of a few ships in Starfleet to host a crew that has a wide range of species serving on it, including those that aren't ...n Francisco Fleet Yards|San Francisco Fleet Yards]] for major repairs. Her crew were reassigned elsewhere in the fleet.

...ith the construction teams unable to complete the installation of many key systems in time, she was forced to sit on the sidelines whilst the conflict played ...of a much-vaunted explorer, Bale was charged with leading the ''Ulysses'' crew on a ten-year odyssey deep into the Alpha Quadrant, a mission of peaceful e

...from orbit to a planet's surface. This impulse-only craft could sustain a crew of 2-4 and 4-6 passengers for several weeks, but could not conceivably reac ...g with a smaller bunkroom for any aides, and another sleeping area for the crew. The bridge is located centrally.

...when an ion storm threatened the research station designated Gamma-7. The crew of the ''Prospero'' realised the storm had manifested and achieved a high l ...on Nebula. These included modifications to shields, engines, communication systems, and sensors so they might remain operational, but the best advice remained

...on Luna required artificial gravity, life support, and all sorts of other systems, it was par for the course for colonists there to learn how to repair their ...e ''Challenger'' was a few years newer than the ''Galaxy'' and many of her systems incorporated lessons learned in the construction of the prototype. Still, k

...ers for large explorers or ''Sutherland''-class research cruisers that can support them. What’s more common is for a ship of this class to be based out of a ...e of their speed, their mission pod is fitted with advanced communications systems and they have quarters for a VIP guest.

...e pieces that would be docked and fused together; Propulsion & Power, Life support & Living Quarters and a cargo and re-entry section housed behind a large ph ...entional rockets. Once construction was complete a 4th launch carrying the crew and colonists would then dock with the superstructure. The colonists would

| crew =*100,000 Starfleet ...med after Dr. Leah Brahms in recognition for her work designing the engine systems for the ''Galaxy''-class explorer and ''Nebula''-class exploratory cruiser.

...of which relied on technology developed in the 2270s, even as more modern systems were added in piecemeal. They were built because they were proven, reliable ...s. In addition, the interlocking structural framework that was designed to support this elliptical structure would be the strongest space frame ever developed

...limit|3}}Starships and starbases have multiple positions for officers and crew. This article gives several of the most common positions, listed by departm ...ludes both the senior-most officers of the unit, as well as administrative support personnel. On the largest units (such as starbases) there can be dozens of

...w of ''Challenger'' took some time to adjust to the changes in its command crew, as Burton had lost a few other senior staff who felt they were unable to r ...y, Madilyn Campbell. The convoy was attacked by the Orions and some of the crew (along with other delegates) were captured by them to be sold on the [[Orio

...d a significant impact on the crew of the ''Endeavour'', where many of its crew were either killed in the line of duty or were transferred for their expert ...'' together was relatively simple and by December 2155, the ship's primary systems were almost at one hundred percent operational efficiency.

...isting of a broad primary hull which contains the majority of the vessel’s systems and a separate navigational deflector pod situated aft of the primary hull ...w profile also allowed designers to maximise the protection of several key systems. The main bridge module nestles in the centre of the broad primary hull and

...and command facilities, while the superstructure contains power generation systems, the ship’s twin shuttle bays, an extensive cargo management area, and th ''Reliant''’s propulsion systems were designed to improve the overall cruising speed to a very respectable W

...ons on the stern and to the dorsal superstructure that allows for a higher crew complement and for barracks space to transport up to a thousand troops. An ...also equipped with a complement of observation probes, which can linger in systems after the ship has passed through to keep an eye on things there, notifying

...ite and huge load of replicable probes allowed it to survey dozens of star systems entirely on its own without a need to resupply, and to do so with previousl ...ces, with each ship’s complement of established labs (and attendant expert crew) different from every other’s. The decades of service even the last ''Gal

|primary mission= Logistical Support ...nger liners, tankers, freighters, transports, and some research vessels in support of the starships and capital starships in mainline Starfleet service. Witho

*Humanitarian Support ...long-range communications and command functions, engineering and technical support, and medical facilities once only found on starbases.

| role = Regional Defence & Deep Space Communication Support | crew =

===Support Module (Sector F)=== ...module is the smallest module on the station, and consists of contingency crew quarters, the station's hospital, and the station's laboratory facilities.

...ip is not available. She was one of the first classes to include extensive support for variable atmosphere and gravity accommodations to assist in diplomatic ...s of experience with this ship have allowed them to reduce the engineering crew complements substantially, leaving more room for scientific, diplomatic, an

...se to suit any anticipated mission. It lacks the crew numbers, however, to support many scientific specialists, especially Academy-educated or commissioned sc ...her person, while petty officers and below share quarters with three other crew. The starship is equipped with two holosuites, a gym, and a mess hall. Whil

...has no secondary hull, other than a one-deck strip of engineering support systems running over the spine of this nacelle, and so the warp core is located wit ...built after the 2360s. This makes shore leave especially important for the crew, and so captains are sure to schedule a few days of this each time they rea

After spending almost two years in the Delta Quadrant, the crew of the USS ''Odyssey'' had become experts in the Gradin Belt area, as such ...f them are capable of long-term assignments, however working together they support one another to ensure they share resources to complete their mission.

...she can run circles around her newer stablemates. Most recently, she was a support vessel assigned to [[Olympia Station]]. ...ote Olympia sector, where she is used for exploratory scouting missions to systems near to the station and as a transport for the station's senior staff when

| crew = ...ation, subsidiary stations, and planetary facilities, Starbase Bravo has a crew of just over 100,000. Under the command of a vice admiral, this installatio

...they are powerful ships capable of operating comfortably without external support. They are designed to handle exploratory missions of indefinite duration, w ...l ships in the fleet, even as they close in on 40 years in service. With a crew of about a thousand, these ships are considered to be well-rounded generali

...officers in other departments and the station's command staff through the support section. ...archive, which contains every log created by every member of the station's crew, as well as the logs from ships assigned to the Mellstoxx Sector. They make

...ed itself capable of representing remote Federation interests with limited support, or supplementing security interests at home. ...e holodecks, lounge, and other recreational facilities also enjoyed by the crew. This allows delegates to room and meet aboard in the safety and comfort of

With an endurance of only six months without support, the ''Hutet'' is not suited to exploratory missions of any kind. It does h ...lative to the rest of the ship to accommodate the massive heat dissipation systems necessary to keep the ship from frying itself at full power. While recent a

Looking to make a name for themselves in the history of this great name, the crew are fresh from a number of more mundane activities at the turn of the centu ...hundreds of rooms and locations that serve a variety of functions for the crew.

...following the appointment of her commanding officer have equipped her with systems that allow her to fulfil a dangerous objective; to gather intelligence on K As the first of her name to ever grace Starfleet, it is up to Captain and crew alike to forge a name commensurate with the legacy of such an influential t

...s|''Spacedock''-class]] and it is intended to serve in areas that need the support of a spacedock but where one of the larger stations is unnecessary. Serving ..., as well as medical facilities, labs, secure cargo bays, and crew support systems. Near the center of this module is the station's arboretum, which is a cyli

...ximately Warp 9.99961. Certain subspace topographical features and weather systems will increase or decrease the speed of messages. This means that at distanc ...fully-function subspace relay stations, smaller repeater buoys, and relay systems on Federation starbases and other deep space facilities. These facilities u

...on]], on the Federation's [[Beta Quadrant]] border. Its primary duty is to support Gateway's mission in the [[Midgard Sector]] of maintaining regional stabili ...which Gateway's many runabouts or shuttles would be unsuited. Command and crew are designated according to the needs of the mission or the station. In the

...lifespans, Sovereign-class ships were very maintenance intensive and had a crew of 820. Periodic updates and improvements to efficiency have allowed them n ...rise'', and ''Majestic''—the three class leaders—have all limped home with crew mostly intact after taking damage that would have crippled or destroyed mos

...e enough to make the ''Norway'' a capable secure transport or humanitarian support vessel should the need arise. ...h more than four people sharing space. Compartments with windows are often crew lounge or mess spaces, rather than quarters.

...ve facilities. Beneath the bay are further living quarters and engineering support facilities. ...the volatile hydrogen fuel stored there. The core itself contains overflow crew accommodation and accommodations for visiting personnel and other short-ter

{{TOC limit|2}}Below are more details around the command crew of the [[USS Columbia|USS ''Columbia'']]. ...reer. Corbin is a highly skilled and professional individual who holds his crew to the highest standards. He is a well-rounded officer with exceptional dip

"Blood Dilithium" is the term coined by the crew of the [[USS Merevek|USS ''Merevek'']] to describe strange formations of di ...her through the jagged rubble, all eleven telepathic members of the ship’s crew reported a slow-building sense of unease. On moving within 10,000km of the

...g from her decks. This may be in emerging crises, challenges for which her crew are best-suited, or simply at the directive of Fourth Fleet Command. But wh ...s has engendered a strong sense of continuity, especially with many of the crew carrying over service across both ships.

| crew = *25,000 Starfleet Construction on Starbase 72 began in early 2370, with the majority of its systems operational by the start of the Dominion War in 2373. Minos Korva was again

...acity in investigations against members of Starfleet. While members of the crew, JAG personnel also have their own lines of reporting to the JAG Corps. * Document and interpret the legal systems of newly encountered governments, to help build a larger understanding of i

...'-D was forced to destroy one to escape a Menthar trap. The [name] and her crew must race against the clock to secure this prize, before opportunists or th ...abling the ship and all of her fighters. It's a race against time to bring systems back online before the fighter pilots run out of oxygen, and before opportu

...s Squadron]]. Designed with higher density fuel storage tanks and hardened systems compared to her sister ships, ''Arcturus'' was intended to lead an extended ...elta Exploration Initiative]] pushed for expeditions that would be able to support multiple starships for an extended period in an environment without bases o

...d its economic institutions. The Ferengi Alliance encompasses several star systems in the Alpha Quadrant, and at least one client state: the Hupyerian species ...is dedicated to the promotion and protection of their economic ideals and systems. While these may seem to value free market enterprise, Ferengi rules of com

...ng a diplomatic incident between the Federation and Ferengi Alliance, your crew must retrieve those star charts. ...from the casino vaults, and the diplomatic approach to convince Klunt your crew are at the Lappa system solely to negotiate.

*'''Story Theme/Genre'''. Most briefings are written to support a certain kind of story. Make sure you pick a genre you want to write. Some ...rvivors, and a damaged log buoy. In reassembling these degraded logs, your crew learns of the ''Marlowe’s'' mission trailing a Borg Cube showing erratic

...transwarp energy further fragmented the ship's assimilation and propulsion systems, scattering Borg technology across the sector. ...tory on ''Endeavour'' when the captain of a science ship is explaining his crew’s findings to his superiors:<blockquote>‘My science officer’s having

..., including propulsion, weapons, shields, sensors, communications, digital systems, synthetic lifeforms, etc. ...ilities aboard the USS Polaris are well equipped for this purpose, and the crew includes both dedicated diplomatic staff and members of the ASTRA team that

...on board the USS ''Indefatigable'' (NCC-69851), as it was sent to become a support ship to Deep Space 10. He later found out that Walker had pulled in some fa ...said, it was shock for many on the station when he was ordered to join the crew of the recently refitted [[Galaxy Class|''Galaxy''-class]], USS ''Venture''

...command of the fleet, and his deployment of his personal knowledge of Borg systems enabled the cube’s destruction. ...planet [[ma:Coppelius|Coppelius]]. There it fell foul of automated defence systems, and crashed on the surface. After Starfleet protected the synthetic lifefo

...netary administrators at the time opted for cheap and disposable labour to support the industry on Ta'shen. Over the centuries Ta'shen stopped taking imports ..., [[bfms_char:31606|Captain Sidda Sadovu]] and her crew, enacted a plan to support one of the more moderate factions on Ta'shen and to enable free movement of

...enemy come to you rather than risk getting strung out beyond any possible support. This means that as well as intercepting any enemy ships launching an offen * Your crew will need to prioritize who they help first.

...[Luna Class|''Luna-''class]] [[USS Triton|USS ''Triton'']]). A bulk of the crew is made up of the ''Triton'' and the previous ship named ''Odyssey''. The s ..."''floating starbase"'' has been used on more than one occasion by various crew members.

...destroyed. Though the hard work of Admiral Jean-Luc Picard and the former crew of the USS ''Enterprise''-D destroyed the Borg and ended the attack, Starfl ...co, but Starfleet Academy has multiple facilities across the Federation to support both the vast number of officer candidates and the need for highly speciali

...the rise of Kahless the Unforgettable, who overthrew his enemies with the support of the Klingon people and became the first Emperor. This Imperial leadershi ...ded with new conquests, but these needed to be governed and retained while support from the core worlds might be slow to hear calls for aid and even slower to

...ke designs based on the needs of their mission and the physiology of their crew, but all Starfleet phaser types share basic design features such as a very ...Type-X+, this system was originally used for large-scale planetary defense systems, but miniaturization and advancements in superconductor technology allowed

|The crew of Deep Space 9 discover a stable wormhole connecting to the [[:Category:Ga ...been stranded in the [[:Category: Delta Quadrant|Delta Quadrant]] when the crew establishes contact with the USS ''Prometheus'' NX-74913.