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The second impression each team would get was that the Klingons were hostile.

On the bridge, Svenson and Givens’ team were greeted by roars and weapons fire; the Klingons here had been expecting and prepared for invaders. One of the security officers was hit immediately and dropped, while Östberg and Pearson were charged by Klingons brandishing mek’leths. The cramped quarters gave them a moment to react, but only a moment.

In the engine room, it was more difficult. The air was even thicker, the alerts more insistent. The Klingons here were involved in trying to get the ship moving while also not exploding, and weren’t having much luck at either. That didn’t stop them from reaching for their guns as soon as they could, but did give Okehampton and her team a chance to act first.

As for Calleja in the cargo bay… the cavernous space was going to make things difficult. It was stacked with boxes - all labelled in Klingon, of course - which both cut off line of sight and made navigation difficult. No one immediately opened fire, but the team could hear the noisy Klingons heading towards the far port wall. Sensor scans would be helpful in triangulating them, as well as potentially identifying the cargo which had been more opaque to the probe's sensors.]]>
The second impression each team would get was that the Klingons were hostile.

On the bridge, Svenson and Givens’ team were greeted by roars and weapons fire; the Klingons here had been expecting and prepared for invaders. One of the security officers was hit immediately and dropped, while Östberg and Pearson were charged by Klingons brandishing mek’leths. The cramped quarters gave them a moment to react, but only a moment.

In the engine room, it was more difficult. The air was even thicker, the alerts more insistent. The Klingons here were involved in trying to get the ship moving while also not exploding, and weren’t having much luck at either. That didn’t stop them from reaching for their guns as soon as they could, but did give Okehampton and her team a chance to act first.

As for Calleja in the cargo bay… the cavernous space was going to make things difficult. It was stacked with boxes - all labelled in Klingon, of course - which both cut off line of sight and made navigation difficult. No one immediately opened fire, but the team could hear the noisy Klingons heading towards the far port wall. Sensor scans would be helpful in triangulating them, as well as potentially identifying the cargo which had been more opaque to the probe's sensors.]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=436 Thu, 28 Nov 2024 01:03:40 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=436 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=435 Wed, 27 Nov 2024 01:59:28 +0000 Paul]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=435 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=408 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:33:31 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=408 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=407 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:32:23 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=407 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=406 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:30:53 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=406 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=405 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:29:52 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=405
Each ward has nurse stations, with that of the Head Nurse (or primary shift nurse) being located in Pre-Op/Trauma. These stations consist of a desk and computer terminal, with storage drawers and cabinets located above and to the sides. Larger storage lockers are located throughout the complex, as well as lockers for medication. Biobeds line the walls with sensor clusters above, allowing for the diagnosis and treatment of several injured simultaneously. Each ward has its own dedicated replicator used to produce materials as needed.

The main entrance to the Medical Complex leads to Reception, where a triage nurse is stationed at all times. New patients are assigned beds and appropriate medical personnel are notified. In Triage patients are diagnosed, treated, or transferred to Trauma or Surgery as needed.

In addition to its normal biobeds the Trauma Ward has four Isolation Bays where patients who are contaminated can be treated. These can be sealed with force fields set to various levels to screen out toxins, radiation, or disease. Dangerous individuals can also receive treatment in these bays with a minimum of risk for other patients and staff.

The Main Diagnostic Biobed (MDB) is located in the center of Intensive Care/Primary Surgery. It has a suite of powerful sensors and other tools to allow doctors to diagnose especially difficult cases. Eight intensive care biobeds surround the MDB, and two Surgical Bays are available as needed.

The Artemis Medical Complex is equipped with an Emergency Medical Hologram (EMH) to assist in times of emergency. Emitters are located throughout the Sickbay.

The Doctor's Lounge has numerous comfortable chairs, and a main table in the center. A replicator is available for food and drink, along with a notoriously old and cranky coffee machine. There are several ferns located in the corners, a viewscreen, and an on-call room available for doctors to rest.

Recovery rooms, storage, and break rooms for nursing staff and orderlies are located nearby. There are two smaller sickbays located elsewhere in the ship, mostly used for treatment of minor injuries and non-critical medical procedures.

All areas have the ability to use forcefields and holoprojectors for both containment, restful scenery, or even provide the assistance of an Emergency Medi
cal Hologram. ==]]>
Each ward has nurse stations, with that of the Head Nurse (or primary shift nurse) being located in Pre-Op/Trauma. These stations consist of a desk and computer terminal, with storage drawers and cabinets located above and to the sides. Larger storage lockers are located throughout the complex, as well as lockers for medication. Biobeds line the walls with sensor clusters above, allowing for the diagnosis and treatment of several injured simultaneously. Each ward has its own dedicated replicator used to produce materials as needed.

The main entrance to the Medical Complex leads to Reception, where a triage nurse is stationed at all times. New patients are assigned beds and appropriate medical personnel are notified. In Triage patients are diagnosed, treated, or transferred to Trauma or Surgery as needed.

In addition to its normal biobeds the Trauma Ward has four Isolation Bays where patients who are contaminated can be treated. These can be sealed with force fields set to various levels to screen out toxins, radiation, or disease. Dangerous individuals can also receive treatment in these bays with a minimum of risk for other patients and staff.

The Main Diagnostic Biobed (MDB) is located in the center of Intensive Care/Primary Surgery. It has a suite of powerful sensors and other tools to allow doctors to diagnose especially difficult cases. Eight intensive care biobeds surround the MDB, and two Surgical Bays are available as needed.

The Artemis Medical Complex is equipped with an Emergency Medical Hologram (EMH) to assist in times of emergency. Emitters are located throughout the Sickbay.

The Doctor's Lounge has numerous comfortable chairs, and a main table in the center. A replicator is available for food and drink, along with a notoriously old and cranky coffee machine. There are several ferns located in the corners, a viewscreen, and an on-call room available for doctors to rest.

Recovery rooms, storage, and break rooms for nursing staff and orderlies are located nearby. There are two smaller sickbays located elsewhere in the ship, mostly used for treatment of minor injuries and non-critical medical procedures.

All areas have the ability to use forcefields and holoprojectors for both containment, restful scenery, or even provide the assistance of an Emergency Medi
cal Hologram. ==]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=404 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:28:33 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=404 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=403 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:27:44 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=403 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=402 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:26:19 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=402
Deck 04 houses quarters for Commissioned ‘Junior’ Officers. Designed for double occupancy, there is a shared lounge area, and shared bathroom. Each officer has their own room with small desk, chair, dresser, and a ‘Twin XL’ mattress.

Finally, Enlisted Quarters are found on Deck 10. These are premium ‘dormitory-style’ areas designed for quadruple occupancy. Two private rooms each contain two ‘Twin’ sized mattresses, with a locker or dresser for each person. There are shared refreshment and shower areas, as well as a shared lounge.
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Deck 04 houses quarters for Commissioned ‘Junior’ Officers. Designed for double occupancy, there is a shared lounge area, and shared bathroom. Each officer has their own room with small desk, chair, dresser, and a ‘Twin XL’ mattress.

Finally, Enlisted Quarters are found on Deck 10. These are premium ‘dormitory-style’ areas designed for quadruple occupancy. Two private rooms each contain two ‘Twin’ sized mattresses, with a locker or dresser for each person. There are shared refreshment and shower areas, as well as a shared lounge.
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The Strategic Operations Complex is a combination of offices, conference room space, study space, and workstations.

On one half of the complex, one can find the Strategic Operations Director’s office separated from the First Officer’s secondary office and the Chief Tactical’s office by a large conference room. This Conference room has a large round table for meetings.

On the other half of the complex, is a large open area with tables and chairs.  There are workstations specific for the Communications Officer and a Master Access Panel here.  In this area there are also two simulation rooms to be used for continuing the maneuvering understanding of the Artemis in specifically designed and controlled programs. ==]]>
The Strategic Operations Complex is a combination of offices, conference room space, study space, and workstations.

On one half of the complex, one can find the Strategic Operations Director’s office separated from the First Officer’s secondary office and the Chief Tactical’s office by a large conference room. This Conference room has a large round table for meetings.

On the other half of the complex, is a large open area with tables and chairs.  There are workstations specific for the Communications Officer and a Master Access Panel here.  In this area there are also two simulation rooms to be used for continuing the maneuvering understanding of the Artemis in specifically designed and controlled programs. ==]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=400 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:22:43 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=400 https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=399 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 01:21:33 +0000 Tyra Crawford]]> https://fed-space.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=399
As one enters the Bridge, they will find the bridge divided into three levels.  The center of the bridge, near the stern, the Captain’s chair is found on the uppermost level. In front of the captain’s chair, one will drop down to a lower level with chairs reserved for the First Officer and Mission Advisor.  Taking another step down, one will find the Helm and Tactical stations.

Surrounding the perimeter of the bridge, one will find eight workstations.  Stations on the starboard side of the bridge include: Slipstream status, Engineering, Communications, and Operations. Stations on the port side of the bridge include Science, Environmental Control, Security, and Away Missions.

On the forward wall of the Bridge is the Viewscreen System, which is activated by voice or manually from any console as needed.  On the back wall of the Bridge is the Master Systems Display.

To the right and left of the Master Systems Display one has access to the rest of Deck Two, which includes access to the Ready Room, Briefing Room, Captain’s Office and Quarters, and First Officer’s Office and Quarters. ==]]>
As one enters the Bridge, they will find the bridge divided into three levels.  The center of the bridge, near the stern, the Captain’s chair is found on the uppermost level. In front of the captain’s chair, one will drop down to a lower level with chairs reserved for the First Officer and Mission Advisor.  Taking another step down, one will find the Helm and Tactical stations.

Surrounding the perimeter of the bridge, one will find eight workstations.  Stations on the starboard side of the bridge include: Slipstream status, Engineering, Communications, and Operations. Stations on the port side of the bridge include Science, Environmental Control, Security, and Away Missions.

On the forward wall of the Bridge is the Viewscreen System, which is activated by voice or manually from any console as needed.  On the back wall of the Bridge is the Master Systems Display.

To the right and left of the Master Systems Display one has access to the rest of Deck Two, which includes access to the Ready Room, Briefing Room, Captain’s Office and Quarters, and First Officer’s Office and Quarters. ==]]>