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Denali Station rocked by brazen asteroid attack

DENALI STATION — After asteroids hit Denali, the crew scrambled to minimise damage and affect repairs as the USS Eagle attempted to stop further impacts and apprehend the Orion Pirates responsible. Denali Station took considerable damage when an asteroid hit one of the giant platforms that gave ring 42 its weather and day-night cycle, despite […] [...]

USS ‘Oumuamua increases readiness amidst mission downtime

GAMMA QUADRANT — While much of the USS ‘Oumuamua’s crew relaxed on the Gamma Quadrant resort world of Seytoxal, others took the time for professional and technical development. For many, opportunities of shore leave on alien worlds were a part of the draw to joining Starfleet. While for others, the chance to better oneself was […] [...]

Amity Outpost hosts Starfleet-Hirogen joint exercises

NURIOOPTA SOLAR NEBULA – Starfleet vessels divided into two teams and paired with Hirogen tribes, in conjunction with Amity Outpost’s mining operations, in a disaster response exercise. A four-hour disaster response exercise involving benamite mining operations near Amity Outpost took place today at the far ends of the Nuriootpa Solar Nebula. The joint exercise was […] [...]

Crew of USS Astraeus returns to Lanaxa to Assist with a mystery illness

LANAXA – As a result of observations during their previous mission to Lanaxa, the crew of the USS Astraeus has returned to assist with a mysterious ailment affecting primarily the lower class. Following a brief layover at Shemsh to receive new crew and supplies, the USS Astraeus, NCC-70652, departed once more for the Caraadian world […] [...]

Attempted assassination leaves Praetor Taron’s life hanging in the balance, Ops put on lockdown

STARBASE 118 OPS — Praetor Taron remained in critical condition after an assassination attempt on his life. Starbase 118 Ops entered into a lockdown while officers searched for the culprit. Romulan delegations from the Free State and the Republic started off on a positive note. Although no decisions or agreements were made, the very fact […] [...]

Distress call from pirates aboard SS Thornwater disrupts Constitution shore leave

STARBASE 101 – With life returning to normalcy, Commodore Rajel set up a party in The Saloon, only to be interrupted by a distress call from three of their own. Shore leave on the USS Constitution, NCC-9012-B, allowed the Constitution Crew to enjoy some R&R before their next mission would arrive. Alas, that shore leave […] [...]

USS Arrow liberates Sheliak Prison camp

ALPHA ISLES – The USS Arrow (NCC-69829) successfully conducted a high-risk rescue operation, liberating more than 100 prisoners. Recently assigned engineer Ensign Nolan Hobart, present on the bridge during the tense conflict, summarized the entire situation succinctly. “Yeah, that was, ah, a thing.” Ensign Hobart added, “Definitely a whole thing.” The rescue was very nearly […] [...]

Starfleet launches the USS Artemis-A to deal with a world-ending disaster

THE BORDERLANDS — The USS Artemis-A launches just as a meteor hits the Da’al planet. With Cmdre. Kalianna Nicholotti taking the USS Excalibur-A (NCC-41903-A) off on classified adventures, it appeared that Starfleet Command reassigned much of her former crew to the newly launched USS Artemis-A (NCC-81287). Cmdr. Addison MacKenzie, formerly the Excalibur’s First Officer, took […] [...]

Resistance rises in Cardassian-occupied colony Witherington

INDRE III — With Cardassians occupying Witherington on Indre III, Papa Bear has dispatched his crew to support the locals and the underground resistance to subvert the oppressor and restore peace. The crew of the Skarbek (veterans and new recruits) switched their working territory from the Condor Class vessel to the streets of Witherington. Papa […] [...]

Chief of Science missing after science experiment on the Constitution gone wrong

MARCHLANDS, STARBASE 104 – An eventful shore leave left little time for the crew to catch their breath, and the fateful crash of burn in Science was only one of the reasons. Shore leave is typically associated with relaxation and yet the crew of the USS Constitution-B, NCC-9012-B, found themselves mysteriously occupied during a time […] [...]