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Nina Posted October 18, 2018 Share Posted October 18, 2018 USS Destiny NCC-65542 New Orleans Class Frigate Specifications Spoiler NEW ORLEANS CLASS ENTERED SERVICE: 2364 OVERVIEW: Soon after the development of the Galaxy and Nebula-class starships, Starfleet saw the new design style as innovative, but requiring large amounts of resources for each of the ships to be constructed. Starfleet Command issued directives to shipyards across the Federation to design and produce starships for various mission profiles using the same design elements of their newest vessels, but keeping the crew sizes smaller than the Galaxy and Nebula classes. The New Orleans-class heavy frigate was the first design submitted for approval by the San Francisco Fleet Yards. This ship was considerably more compact than most vessels in service at the time, and its non-modular primary and secondary hulls made construction easier and took nearly quarter the time to build compared to a Nebula class. The New Orleans class has begun to replace Miranda-class vessels in active service, but construction rates imply that this full change over won’t finish until 2377. CAPABILITIES: The New Orleans class is primarily assigned to patrol and planetary survey missions, similar to the Miranda class. The design has two main features that make it highly desired for these missions: a mission adaptable pod on its ventral secondary hull, and two interlinked subspace and EM sensor strips down the side of its secondary hull and along its warp nacelles. The mission pod closely resembles the two photon torpedo / probe launch systems on its dorsal primary hull, but It contains its own isolinear computer core and as many planetary sensors as a Galaxy-class ship typically carries. In addition, this planetary survey pod contains six fully automated remote sample probes that can enter a planet’s atmosphere and return biological and geological samples to isolation chambers that are physically separate from the rest of the vessel, making contamination highly unlikely. The two subspace sensor arrays along the hull and the warp nacelles allow long-range and highly detailed sensor scans on star systems dozens of parsecs away through interferometry. These same sensor networks allow the New Orleans class the ability to have a detailed map of subspace fluctuations and turbulence around it, allowing its warp coils to tweak power output in such a way that it mimics the variable warp geometry of an Intrepid-class starship without the adjustable-pitch warp pylons. SCALE: 4 ATTACKS: Phaser Arrays Photon Torpedoes Tractor Beam (Strength 3) TALENTS ALL New Orleans-class starships have the following Talents: High Resolution Sensors Modular Laboratories Individual Vessels may have additional Talents as well. Specifications Basic Information Role: Multi-Role Frigate Dimensions: 345 meters (L) x 264 meters (W) x 75 meters (H) Decks: 18 Expected Duration: 50 years Time Between Resupply: 2 years Expected Refit Cycle: 5 years Crew Compliment Total Crew: 210 15 Officers 195 Enlisted /Specialists Emergency Capacity: 430 Propulsion Thrusters: RCS Thrusters Sublight Speed: 0.5c Warp Speed Cruising Speed: Warp 6 Maximum Warp: Warp 9.2 Emergency Warp: Warp 9.6(for 12 hours) Offensive Systems ENERGY WEAPONS 6x Type-X Phaser Arrays TORPEDO LAUNCHERS 3 Forward 1 Aft PAYLOAD 420 Photon Torpedoes 80 Specialty Probes Defensive Systems Shields: Regenerative Shielding System Primary Systems Computer Systems: LCARS Computer Control Systems Transporters: 4 Personnel Transporters 2 Cargo Transporters Transporter Range: 40,000 Kilometers Sensor Range: 20 lightyears Communications Range: 25 lightyears Auxiliary Craft SHUTTLEBAYS: 1 SUPPORT CRAFT: Shuttles: 6 Workbees: 2 Runabouts: 1 CREW AMENITIES: Holodeck Arboretum Mess Hall Crew Lounge STARSHIP FEATURES: Duranium/Tritanium Double Hull 20cm Ablative Armor Main Hull Deck 1 Bridge, Captains ready room Main briefing lounge Deck 2 Shuttle bay Shuttle bay control VIP Quarters Deck 3 Shuttle storage and maintenance Main computer core upper level Saucer section dorsal phaser array Transporter rooms 1 and 2 Holo deck high bays 1 and 2 Senior officers’ quarters Deck 4 Main computer core mid-level 1 Transporter machinery rooms 1 and 2 Holo decks 1 and 2 Officers’ quarters Officers mess Deck 5 Main computer core mid-level 2 Impulse engines 1 and 2 Warp core ejection hatch Saucer section lateral sensor arrays Senior enlisted quarter Sick bay Chief Medical officers’ office Medical labs Deck 6 Main computer core lower level Deuterium injectors Enlisted quarters Enlisted mess Crew lounge Deck 7 Saucer section ventral phaser array Enlisted quarters Guest quarters Deck 8 Transporter rooms 3 and 4 Impulse engine 3 Chief Science officers’ office Science labs Deck 9 Torpedo storage Transporter machinery rooms 3 and 4 Chief Security/Tactical officers’ office Brig Ships armory Deck 10 Forward torpedo tube 3 Deuterium storage tanks upper level Docking port (port and starboard) Deck 11 Main engineering Chief engineer’s office Deuterium storage tanks lower level Arboretum high-bay Deck 12 Engineering support labs Arboretum mid-level Arboretum observation gallery Aft torpedo tube 1 Torpedo storage Secondary computer core upper level Main deflector dish bay upper level Deck 13 Arboretum main level Engineering section lateral arrays Secondary computer core mid-level Main deflector dish bay mid-level 1 Cargo bays 1 and 2 upper level Deck 14 Secondary computer core lower level Main deflector dish bay mid-level 2 Cargo bays 1 and 2 main level Cargo bay 3 Cargo transporters 1 and 2 Replicator consumables storage Deck 15 Main deflector dish lower level Antimatter storage pods upper level Antimatter generator, cargo bay 4 Industrial replicators Cargo transporter machinery rooms 1 and 2 Deck 16 Forward and Aft Ventral Phaser arrays Antimatter storage pods upper level Antimatter pods ejection hatch Antimatter injectors Deck 17 Dorsal Pods Port Dorsal Pods Deck A Torpedo storage Aft tactical sensors Port Dorsal Pods Deck B Forward torpedo launcher 1 Pod control and maintenance Starboard Dorsal Pod Deck Details/Specifications of Deck Starboard Dorsal Deck A Torpedo storage Aft tactical sensors Dorsal Pods Deck B Forward torpedo launcher 2 Pod control and maintenance Deck 18 Ventral Pod Deck Details/Specifications of Deck # Decks determined by Pod Type Specifications Determined by Mission Pod Type Mission Pods Most Star Fleet vessels are designed to handle a wide range of mission types. While this allows those vessels to handle most situations encountered in the field it is not feasible to equip every ship to handle every situation. The inclusion of mission pods into the designs of several ship classes has allowed those ship classes to respond to a wide range of mission than would be normally possible. While there are many types of mission pods available the pods listed below are examples of the most often used pods. Mission Pod Types Fabrication: Meant to be used to assist with large scale construction or repair missions the fabrication pod is equipped with industrial replicators, and machining facilities to fabricate the required parts out of preexisting materials. These pods are also equipped with tanks containing consumables for the industrial replicators and work bee storage. Sensor: Equipped with lateral and long range sensors the sensor pod works to supplement the ships standard sensors. The sensor pods can be equipped with specialty sensor suites to study phenomenon not normally encountered by Starfleet vessels. This pod is often equipped with supplemental computer systems to handle the increased sensor data. Tactical: The tactical pod is used to increase the offensive capabilities of the ship. Housing extra torpedo tubes and storage for extra torpedoes along with supplemental Phaser strips. The pods can also be equipped with extra shielding systems to increase the defensive capabilities of the ship equipped with the pod. Medical: Equipped with extended medical facilities on par with the facilities located at a Star base the medical pod allows the ship to handle extreme medical emergency situations. The Medical pod is equipped with dedicated transporters, operating rooms, medical labs, and wards to house the patients as they recover. Additional Images Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Auxiliary Craft Spoiler 9.2.2 TYPE-16 SHUTTLEPOD Type: Medium short-range sublight shuttle. Accommodation: Two; pilot and system manager. Power Plant: Two 750 millicochrane impulse driver engines, four RCS thrusters, four sarium krellide storage cells. Dimensions: Length, 4.8 m; beam, 2.4 m; height 1.6 m. Mass: 1.25 metric tones. Performance: Maximum delta-v, 12,250 m/sec. Armament: Two Type-IV phaser emitters. Like the Type-15, the Type-16 Shuttlepod is a two person craft primarily used for short-ranged transportations of personnel and cargo, as well as for extravehicular inspections of Federation starships, stations and associated facilities. Lacking the ability to obtain warp speeds, the Type-16 is a poor candidate for even interplanetary travel, and is traditionally used as a means of transport between objects only a few kilometers apart. The craft is capable of atmospheric flight, allowing for routine flights between orbiting craft or stations and planetside facilities, and its cargo capacity is slightly higher then that of the Type-15. Ships of this type are stationed aboard various starship classes and stations, both spaceborne and planetside. 9.2.4 TYPE-8 PERSONNEL SHUTTLE Type: Light long-range warp shuttle. Accommodation: Two flight crew, six passengers. Power Plant: One 150 cochrane warp engine, two 750 millicochrane impulse engines, four RCS thrusters. Dimensions: Length, 6.2 m; beam, 4.5 m; height 2.8 m. Mass: 3.47 metric tones. Performance: Warp 4. Armament: Two Type-V phaser emitters. Based upon the frame of the Type-6, the Type-8 Shuttlecraft is the most capable follow-up in the realm of personnel shuttles. Only slightly larger, the Type-8 is equipped with a medium-range transporter and has the ability to travel within a planet’s atmosphere. With a large cargo area that can also seat six passengers, the shuttle is a capable transport craft. Slowly replacing its elder parent craft, the Type-8 is now seeing rapid deployment on all medium to large starships, as well as to Starbases and stations throughout the Federation. 9.2.5 TYPE-9 PERSONNEL SHUTTLE Type: Medium long-range warp shuttle. Accommodation: Two flight crew, two passengers. Power Plant: One 400 cochrane warp engine, two 800 millicochrane impulse engines, four RCS thrusters. Dimensions: Length, 8.5 m; beam, 4.61 m; height 2.67 m. Mass: 2.61 metric tones. Performance: Warp 6. Armament: Two Type-VI phaser emitters. The Type-9 Personnel Shuttle is a long-range craft capable of traveling at high warp for extended periods of time due to new advances in variable geometry warp physics. Making its debut just before the launch of the Intrepid-class, this shuttle type is ideal for scouting and recon missions, but is well suited to perform many multi-mission tasks. Equipped with powerful Type-VI phaser emitters, the shuttle is designed to hold its own ground for a longer period of time. Comfortable seating for four and moderate cargo space is still achieved without sacrificing speed and maneuverability. As is standard by the 2360’s, the shuttle is equipped with a medium-range transporter and is capable of traveling through a planet’s atmosphere. With its ability to travel at high-warp speeds, the Type-9 has been equipped with a more pronounced deflector dish that houses a compact long-range sensor that further helps it in its role as a scout. The Type-9 is now being deployed throughout the fleet and is especially aiding deep-space exploratory ships with its impressive abilities. 9.2.7 WORK BEE Type: Utility craft. Accommodation: One operator. Power Plant: One microfusion reactor, four RCS thrusters. Dimensions: Length, 4.11 m; beam, 1.92 m; height 1.90 m. Mass: 1.68 metric tones. Performance: Maximum delta-v, 4,000 m/sec. Armament: None The Work Bee is a capable stand-alone craft used for inspection of spaceborne hardware, repairs, assembly, and other activates requiring remote manipulators. The fully pressurized craft has changed little in design during the past 150 years, although periodic updates to the internal systems are done routinely. Onboard fuel cells and microfusion generators can keep the craft operational for 76.4 hours, and the life-support systems can provide breathable air, drinking water and cooling for the pilot for as long as fifteen hours. If the pilot is wearing a pressure suit or SEWG, the craft allows for the operator to exit while conducting operations. Entrance and exit is provided by the forward window, which lifts vertically to allow the pilot to come and go. A pair of robotic manipulator arms is folded beneath the main housing, and allows for work to be done through pilot-operated controls. In addition, the Work Bee is capable of handling a cargo attachment that makes it ideal for transferring cargo around large Starbase and spaceborne construction facilities. The cargo attachment features additional microfusion engines for supporting the increased mass. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Starfleet Command Posted October 21, 2018 Author Share Posted October 21, 2018 DEEP SPACE 3-9 (ASGARD STATION) One of the newest Starbasees to enter service in the Federation DS 3-9 (pronounced Three Nine) has only been operational for a little over two years. It is truly on the frontier and it's nearest support is Starbase 173 some 18 light years away. DS 3-9 is located on the very fringe of Federation space to galactic east, beyond the mass of both the Klingon Empire and the Romulan Star Empire, at the entrance to what is called The Norse Corridor a sector of space dominated by the Bifrost Nebula, first mapped nearly a half century ago by the eccentric Scientist-explorer Hansi Magnuson. (See separate entry on The Norse Corridor). DS 3-9's mission is to support the exploration and protection of federation interests in the area. The base is commanded by Captain Zhao Gui Five Starfleet Vessels are assigned to DS 3-9 (See below) Starships Assigned USS Destiny NCC-65542 (New Orleans Class) USS Alaska NCC-9771 (Constellation Class) USS Rockford NCC-11340 (Miranda Class) USS Crater NCC-20015 (Sagan Class) USS Surishian NCC-20009 (Sagan Class) STATION SPECS Spoiler Aurora Class Star Base Description With the Earth Stardock almost completed, Starfleet began to realized a significant problem: the Spacedock-class was costly to build, in resources and time. If Starfleet was going to continue production of these, they had better find more resources. The answer was reached, when the R&D teams proposed the Aurora-class. This starbase, though smaller then the Stardock, would be able to support as many ships, and provide a solid defense for a planet, system or sector, while carrying out all operations starbases usually carry out. Because of the size of the station, which was almost half that of their Spacedock-class counterparts, the interior space of the starbase was doubled by adding more doors, and also larger inner towers for placement of the necessary facilities. This way, it could be built faster, yet have the same abilities of the Spacedocks. One of the other improvements of the Aurora-class was an outer ring, which held some smaller shuttle bays, and pads, and also held residential areas. The ring area, later dubbed the "Habitat Ring" also had infirmaries, and recreational facilities such as gymnasiums, dojos, and replimats. Also, some scientific facilities where placed here as well. This design would again allow for more space inside the starship bay. The main section of the starbase, held the Starfleet facilities, and even more residential areas. Mostly, the inner station remained a spaceport, with a mall, flight control "towers", and observation lounges. In all, the station was a success. Starbase 102 was the first. By the time these where done however, Starfleet had gathered enough resources to continue production of the Spacedock-class. The Aurora was still used, though more were only built in few numbers, since it lacks the same tactical and logistical abilities that the Spacedock-class possesses. When the Federation came under a rapid expansion, these stations were again looked at. While small and not able to house larger ships internally, the Aurora-class still had use as a front-line station where smaller ships could be produced and launched. Other advancements over the years, and the addition of new technologies, kept the design current, but underused. Eventually, a larger variant was designed, but this venerable design has withstood criticisms of being too small, but still showing that its design philosophy of smaller, yet capable is still going strong, almost 100 years after its first roll-out. Starbase Specifications Specifications Basic Information Dimensions: 3290 meters (L) x 3290 meters (W) x 1635 meters (H) Decks: 290 Expected Duration: 200 years Time Between Resupply: 10 years Expected Refit Cycle: 30 years Crew Compliment Total Crew: 3750 500 Officers 3000 Enlisted 250 Marines Emergency Capacity: 50000 Station Keeping / Other Propulsion Systems Thrusters: Fusion Thruster Assemblies Other Engines: Offensive Systems ENERGY WEAPONS 80x Type-X Phaser Arrays TORPEDO LAUNCHERS 25 Launchers PAYLOAD 2500 Photon Torpedoes Defensive Systems Shields: Multi-Layered Shielding System Hull: Duranium/Tritanium Double Hull Armor: 5cm Ablative Armor Primary Systems Power Generators: 10 Fusion Reactors Antimatter Generators: 4 FMAPG-X1 M/ARA Antimatter Generators Computer Systems: LCARS Controlled Isolinear Computer Systems Transporters: 28 Eight-Person Personnel Transporters Transporter Range: 45,000 kilometers Sensor Range: 40 lightyears Communications Range: 45 lightyears Docking & Auxiliary Craft DOCKING PORTS: 0 STARSHIP BAYS: 2 SHUTTLEBAYS: 8 SUPPORT CRAFT: Shuttles: 25 Workbees: 50 Runabouts: 6 Fighters: 12 Other Notes CREW AMENITIES: Holo decks Shopping centers Public Dining Recreation facilities STARBASE FEATURES: There are two ship docking bays with each bay having 4 sets of space doors. Deck Listing Main Station Deck/Deck Range Details/Specifications of Deck Deck 1 Station Commander’s office, Station operations command, Station operations offices, Sector operations offices Decks 2-18 Station operation offices, Sector operations offices Deck 19 Torpedo launchers 1 through 7, Torpedo storage, Chief Security officer’s office, Main brig, Main armory, Security training facilities Deck 20 Residential quarters, Phaser arrays 1 through 20 Decks 21-30 Residential quarters Deck 31 Dining halls 1 through 10, Holo decks 1 through 10, Recreation facilities Decks 32-40 Residential quarters, Cargo bays Deck 41 Transporter rooms 1 through 5. Main sick bay, Chief medical officer’s office, Main medical labs Deck 42 Marine barracks, Marine commander’s office, Marine armory, Marine training facilities. Decks 43-56 Residential quarters, Short term stay quarters Decks 57-97 Upper space doors 1 through 4 Decks 98-131 Starfleet R&D Offices, R&D Labs Decks 132-172 Lower space doors 1 through 4 Deck 173 Chief engineer’s office, Station engineering support lab. Decks 172-175 Station fabrication bays Decks 176-179 Residential quarters Deck 180 Dining halls 1 through 10, Holo decks 1 through 10, Recreational facilites Decks 181-186 Residential quarters Deck 187 Residential quarters, Cross over bridges to habitat ring, Cross over bridges to inner tower, Transporter rooms 11 through 16 Decks 188-197 Residential quarters, cross over bridges to habitat rings, Cross over bridges to inner tower Decks 198-210 Industrial replicator raw material storage, Station maintenance storage bays Decks 211-245 Short term stay quarters Deck 246 Secondary Security holding cells, Secondary armory, Short term stay quarters Decks 247-258 Residential quarters Deck 259 Deuterium Storage tanks, Torpedo launchers 22 through 29, Torpedo storage Deck 260 Deuterium storage tanks, Phaser arrays 61 through 80 Decks 261-268 Deuterium Storage tanks Decks 269-279 Fusion reactors 1 through 5, Power distribution manifold Decks 280-290 Fusion reactors 6 through 10, Power distribution manifold Inner Tower Deck/Deck Range Details/Specifications of Deck Decks 50-51 Starship maintenance storage bays Decks 52-54 Shuttle bays 1 through 4, Shuttle maintenance Deck 55 Shuttle storage and maintenance Deck 56 Star ship docking bays and observation lounges Decks 57-69 Star ship docking bays Decks 70-75 Starship maintenance fabrication bays Decks 76-78 Shuttle bays 5 through 8, Shuttle maintenance Deck 79 Shuttle storage and maintenance Decks 80-99 Residential quarters, Short term stay quarters Decks 100-180 Cargo bays Habitat Ring Deck/Deck Range Details/Specifications of Deck Deck 185 Phaser arrays 21 through 40, Runabout landing pads 1 through 6, Runabout maintenance and storage Deck 186 Science labs, Secondary medical labs, Transporter rooms 17 through 22 Deck 187 Torpedo launchers 8 through 14, Torpedo storage, Residential Quarters, Cross over bridge to main hull Decks 188-196 Residential quarters, Cross over bridges to main hull Deck 197 Residential quarters, Crossover bridge to main hull, Transporter rooms 23 through 28, Torpedo launchers 15 through 21, Torpedo storage Deck 198 Public dining, Shopping center, Holo decks 11 through 15, Secondary Sick bay, Recreational facilities Deck 199 Phaser arrays 41 through 60, Public dining, Shopping center, Holo decks 16 through 20, Recreational facilities (This is Station is from an Unknown Source) SAGAN CLASS SPECS Spoiler Sagan-class Affiliation:Federation Starfleet Type: class V research vessel Service period 24th century Dimensions Length: 180 meters Width: 105 meters Height: 62 meters Specifications Crew: 80 crew, 10 specialists Maximum speed: warp factor 9 Cruising speed: warp factor 8 Armaments: 3 FH-9 phaser banks Defences: deflector shields Auxiliary craft: 4 Federation shuttlecraft The Sagan-subclass was a Federation class V research vessel starship, a variation of the Oberth-class , in Starfleet service in the 24th century. These vessels were produced until the mid 24th century. The Sagan vessels crewed 80, with space to carry 10 mission specialists. Additionally, the Sagan could carry 5,000 metric tons of cargo, rated at 100 SCU (standard cargo units). Unloaded, the Sagan vessels weighed 59,335 metric tons and measured 180 meters in length, 105 meters in width and 62 meters in height. The Sagan computers were of the M-1 type, and the vessels were loaded with two standard (6 person) personnel transporters, five 12 person transporters and four cargo transport stages (2 of them small scale, 2 of them large scale). There were also 4 Federation shuttlecraft standard to these vessels' shuttlebays. These vessels were designed for deep-space scientific research, intended to represent an improvement over the earlier Gagarin-subclass series of Oberth research scouts, with better defenses and power levels. The Sagan ships were equipped to perform studies on various subjects, such as planetary cartography and geology, biological surveys, and studies of astronomy. The Sagan warp engines were FWB-2 type, rated to cruise at warp factor 8 and max out at warp factor 9 (old scale measurement). The impulse engines were of the FIB-3 type, and Sagan had 3 FH-8 phaser emitters, in three phaser banks, with arcs of fire to fore and aft as well as port and starboard. The vessels had no launcher weapons, but were defended by FSF model deflector shields. (THESE SHIPS ARE FROM THE FASA RPG) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Starfleet Command Posted October 22, 2018 Author Share Posted October 22, 2018 Warp Speed Chart SPEED Kilometers per hour Number of times the speed of Light To Nearby Star 5 light-years Time to travel across one sector (20 light-years) NOTES Standard orbit 9600 less than 0.00001 SUBLIGHT 558,335 years 2 million years Synchronous orbit around Class-M planet. Full impulse (1/4 lightspeed) 270 million 0.25 SUBLIGHT 20 years 80 years Normal maximum impulse speed Warp factor 1 1078 million 1 5 years 20 years Warp one = SPEED OF LIGHT Warp factor 2 11 billion 10 6 months 3 years Warp factor 3 42 billion 39 2 months 1 year Warp factor 4 109 billion 102 18 days 2 months Warp factor 5 230 billion 214 9 days 1 month Warp factor 6 423 billion 392 5 days 19 days cruising speed Warp factor 7 707 billion 656 3 days 11 days Warp factor 8 1.10 trillion 1,024 2 days 7 days Warp factor 9 1.63 trillion 1,516 1 day 5 days Warp factor 9.2 1.78 trillion 1,649 1 day 4 days Old normal maximum speed Warp factor 9.6 2.06 trillion 1,909 23 hours 4 days Maximum rated speed, can be maintained for 12 hours Warp factor 9.9 3.29 trillion 3,053 14 hours 2 days Auto-shutdown of engines after 10 minutes Warp factor 9.99 8.53 trillion 7,912 6 hours 22 hours Nearly infinite power required Warp factor 9.9999 215 trillion 199,516 53 minutes 53 minutes Maximum subspace radio speed with booster relays Warp factor 10 Infinite Infinite 0 0 Warp 10 cannot be reached Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nina Posted November 2, 2018 Share Posted November 2, 2018 STAR TREK DESTINY THEME Star Trek Destiny - Glorious Adventure (Intro 1, No Choir).mp3 Star Trek Destiny- Glorious Adventure (Intro 2, No Choir).mp3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Starfleet Command Posted November 3, 2018 Author Share Posted November 3, 2018 Here is a ship size chart for Federation ships just so you can picture them in your head I will post some others later Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Starfleet Command Posted November 8, 2018 Author Share Posted November 8, 2018 Quarters The Ensigns have to share Quarters 2 per suite these Crew accommodations are equipped with two bunks. Each cabin is equipped with one replicator port and one standard computer terminal. Lt JG and above have quarters to themselves these accommodations are composed of a living area, a bedroom, and a bathroom. The living area contained a replicator terminal and was customizable with a variety of furniture and decorations. Ensigns may choose their roommates Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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