Welcome to the U.S.S. Eagle
“When I first looked back at the Earth, standing on the Moon, I cried.”– Alan Shepherd
Even before the first astronauts walked upon Earth’s moon the species of the galaxy have dreamt of what lays beyond their own worlds. Four centuries have passed since Human’s first landing on Luna, its face so much different from those days but that same drive that pushed a world to race for the moon still drives the explorers of Starfleet.
While technology has evolved the dangers remain. Four hundred and twenty-seven years later and thousands of light years from Earth a small but dedicated star ship swims through the void. Her shape and livery unmistakable Starfleet.
After their pivotal battle with the pirates in Cardassian space the Eagle limps to the Illiran system, an ally of the Federation with advanced ship building and repair facilities. They were to undergo extensive repairs and even some refits, including Medical and the Bridge module. Newer, and smaller technology was installed in place of the older larger components. The computer would be enhanced with bio-neural gel packs.
The giant construct which manged to shroud an entire star from trillions of eyes for millions of years is also home to billions, if not many more species of life from all across the galaxy. The Eagle was almost dragged down to one of the Earth sized platforms. One of millions! Somewhere blow the Eagle is the crashed Nova class ship, the Aroura.
 | Commander Ajani Carter |
 | Lieutenant Commander Sunita Conlon |
The U.S.S. Eagle is a proud member of Obsidian Fleets, Task Force 72
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» Any excuse for a party!
Mission: Episode 6: Discovery
Posted on Thu Nov 25, 2021 @ 12:55am by Commander Ajani Carter & Lieutenant Commander Sunita Conlon & Lieutenant Commander Ethan Brash & Lieutenant Commander Dr. Elisabet Intarrah Ph.D MD & Lieutenant Sibyl Danzer & Lieutenant Hadir Prenar & Lieutenant Jossen Kassus MD & Lieutenant JG Karl Scheer
Ajani Carter stood at the back of the room with a drink watching as everyone arrived. The senior staff were here, as they were still orbiting Illiran a junior crew had been left in command of the bridge. Tonight was special as she was getting to preform a duty that…
» The Aurora
Mission: Episode 6: Discovery
Posted on Mon Nov 8, 2021 @ 4:42pm by Commander Ajani Carter
A probe flies past a hyper gas giant, under power it remains stationary relative to the giant world, easily 10 times the size of Jupiter. Two streaming lines of traffic dive in and out of the planet's turbulent atmosphere, massive twenty-kilometre long bulbus tanker ships in lines hundreds of thousands…
» When Trouble Comes
Mission: Episode 5: Escalation
Posted on Mon Nov 8, 2021 @ 4:34pm by Staff Warrant Officer Jax Grenhorn & Lieutenant Commander Ethan Brash & Lieutenant Commander Dr. Elisabet Intarrah Ph.D MD & Ensign Goban Quinn
“You know,” The Lieutenant commented as he took the right side of the door, planting his back to the frame, “When I signed up for Starfleet, I always imagined security were the ones running around shooting things.”
The Andorian took the left side. She checked her weapon’s power source as…
» Luck is Merely Another Word for Skill
Mission: Episode 5: Escalation
Posted on Tue Oct 19, 2021 @ 9:06pm by Lieutenant Commander Sunita Conlon & Lieutenant JG Maximillian Schott & Lieutenant Hadir Prenar & Lieutenant Sibyl Danzer
==The Center==
"We are overrun... Fall back repeat fall back... That's an order." Hadir could hear the voice of Ensign Amanda Ptak as she called out orders to her team. The Illirians seemed to be not responding to orders, at least not immediately. "Ensign report!" Hadir asked into the comm…
» Science and Cardassian
Mission: Prelude - 00
Posted on Fri Oct 15, 2021 @ 2:58am by Lieutenant Commander Dr. Elisabet Intarrah Ph.D MD & Lieutenant Hadir Prenar
Hadir had thought it best to brush up on his science, especially in light of the current mission. In truth a lot of what was being said was going far over his head. As such he wanted a tutor, lucky for him the only person he had gotten to know…