10-22-2026, 01:14 PM
Ameen's response to the new threat was swift, get their information out. Science and Operations were ordered to get everything they had to their communications buoy in the hopes they could get it to Deep Space Nine and also directly to Starbase 214. Two separate, specifically directed advanced datalink protcol to hopefully bypass the Cardassian's attempts to jam their communications.
Another step in preparation that they might not make it out of here. But she didn't have time to dwell on it. Amila quickly set her team in motion to most efficiently execute the Commander's orders.
"Cortez," Amila ordered, "You get that message out to our comms buoy, Jukish, start working now on getting that buoy ready to transmit to Deep Space Nine. Both of you keep working to get that message out to DS9 until it's working. Talk to me or Molina if you have any problems."
"Molina and I will work on getting everything to Two-Fourteen," she stated. "O'Fee, keep tactical's sensor's looking sharp."
Petty Officer Molina heard the directive and understood her role. She began to prepare the narrow aperature comm link, scanning to double check for frequencies most likely to be outside of what the Cardassians were currently jamming. Lieutenant Jukish had called on older Bajoran signals to try to confused the ships when they had first entered the system, but it had become apparent that their ships were highly advanced and their current intelligence on what their sensors were capable of were outdated. The Cardassians had always been good at controlling information in and out - this would have to precise as Commander Ameen had ordered.
"Lieutenant, I have a few options for a subspace frequency that appear to be outside of their broadband jamming work," Molina offered. "Fast is key, I suggest that you hop onto the second signal at the buoy before transmission to DS9, it won't take any time, our advanced comms systems are designed to oscillate frequencies at relay stations for situations like this."
"Perfect, get those frequencies to Cortez and Jukish," Amila stated. She had never stopped typing as she listened, both to the Commander continue orders, and now to Molina tightening up the the frequencies. "Sending you the data package for transmition."
"Done, Sir," Molina responded. "Ready to transmit to Two-One-Four."
Amila took a quick look at the broadrange sensors to see if she could tell how the Aquila and Yeager were fairing. Maybe there was something else useful out there to add to the package before they sent off their transmission.
==Tag Cortez and Keti to get to work==
== Tag GM-CD - Do broad range sensors give Amila any information on the Yeager or Aquila and how they are doing out there, or any information on the Cardassian fleet to add to this attempt to send out a signal? ==
==OOC, NRC Petty Officer Isabel "Izzy" Molina, Operations - she's been here a while chiming in as needed==
Another step in preparation that they might not make it out of here. But she didn't have time to dwell on it. Amila quickly set her team in motion to most efficiently execute the Commander's orders.
"Cortez," Amila ordered, "You get that message out to our comms buoy, Jukish, start working now on getting that buoy ready to transmit to Deep Space Nine. Both of you keep working to get that message out to DS9 until it's working. Talk to me or Molina if you have any problems."
"Molina and I will work on getting everything to Two-Fourteen," she stated. "O'Fee, keep tactical's sensor's looking sharp."
Petty Officer Molina heard the directive and understood her role. She began to prepare the narrow aperature comm link, scanning to double check for frequencies most likely to be outside of what the Cardassians were currently jamming. Lieutenant Jukish had called on older Bajoran signals to try to confused the ships when they had first entered the system, but it had become apparent that their ships were highly advanced and their current intelligence on what their sensors were capable of were outdated. The Cardassians had always been good at controlling information in and out - this would have to precise as Commander Ameen had ordered.
"Lieutenant, I have a few options for a subspace frequency that appear to be outside of their broadband jamming work," Molina offered. "Fast is key, I suggest that you hop onto the second signal at the buoy before transmission to DS9, it won't take any time, our advanced comms systems are designed to oscillate frequencies at relay stations for situations like this."
"Perfect, get those frequencies to Cortez and Jukish," Amila stated. She had never stopped typing as she listened, both to the Commander continue orders, and now to Molina tightening up the the frequencies. "Sending you the data package for transmition."
"Done, Sir," Molina responded. "Ready to transmit to Two-One-Four."
Amila took a quick look at the broadrange sensors to see if she could tell how the Aquila and Yeager were fairing. Maybe there was something else useful out there to add to the package before they sent off their transmission.
==Tag Cortez and Keti to get to work==
== Tag GM-CD - Do broad range sensors give Amila any information on the Yeager or Aquila and how they are doing out there, or any information on the Cardassian fleet to add to this attempt to send out a signal? ==
==OOC, NRC Petty Officer Isabel "Izzy" Molina, Operations - she's been here a while chiming in as needed==