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| ===SD 239001: Here Comes the Sun=== | | {{Menthar Mission History}} |
| The away teams on [[Deep Space 10]] faced escalating troubles in addition to their search for the missing [[SCE]] crewmen when Eta Corvi sent out a [[wp:coronal mass ejection|coronal mass ejection]]. Although the Mercury and her support craft would be protected by their shields, DSX — with nothing but minimal power — would face radiation that would prove deadly to the away teams. The Mercury raced to get its transporters back online; the shuttle crews raced to find the away teams within DSX; and the away teams raced to find the missing personnel. Thankfully, all was well that ended well, and the transporters on the Mercury were restored minutes before the CME passed by the station.
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| ===SD 239002: Personal Request=== | | |NAME=Personal Request |
| As January ended, the Mercury’s away teams returned from the abandoned DSX with the mystery mostly solved, but with some unanswered questions — for example, the nature of Corporal {{n|Sian|Douglas}}’s unconsciousness after an encounter with one of DSX’s cybernetic “spiders.” However, before inquiries could begin, Captain {{n|Aron|Kells}} — reportedly at the behest of Starfleet — ordered the mission completely classified; officers were not even to discuss it amongst themselves. But before the crew could fully unpack this strange directive, they received a message from {{n|Eyas|Wulfantine}}, asking for their help: his mother had been sentenced wrongfully to death on the [[Pythron]] homeworld , and he hoped that some of his friends would accompany him to rescue her. Nearly the entire senior staff showed up to take part in this unorthodox mission, and while they suffered from unforeseen complications without the benefit of the Mercury, a passing luxury liner, stolen Gorn shuttle, and other strange transports ensured that the motley group made it to Pythro by month’s end. Meanwhile, back on the Mercury, Lt. JG {{n|Alexander|Richards}} remained in command and left DSX, where the Mercury had been unloading supplies, to answer the distress call of a freighter that had been caught in the gravity well of a gas giant.
| | |SHIP=Mercury |
| | | |STARDATE=239002-239004 |
| ===SD 239003: Better Late Than Never=== | | |IMAGE=Saratoga.jpg |
| [[File:Saratoga.jpg|thumb|left|The long-lost USS ''Saratoga'' trapped in [[JB-437]]'s gas giant.]]
| | |BLURB={{n|Eyas|Wulfantine}} asks for help from his shipmates to rescue his mother, sentenced to death on the [[Pythron]] homeworld, while others on the Mercury answer a long lost distress call of a mysterious ship caught in the gravity well of a gas giant. |
| As March began, most of the senior staff remained off-ship on an unexpected and unofficial mission to rescue Eyas Wulfantine’s mother from a trumped-up death sentence on his homeworld. The rescue parties split into three groups and sowed chaos across the planet — sometimes overt and sometimes covert — as the group under the charge of Eyas made its way closer and closer to his mother. Meanwhile, the skeleton crew aboard the Mercury, under the command of Lt. JG Richards, the chief science officer, answered a distress call in the [[JB-437]] system from a vessel that turned out to be an old ''Constitution'' class starship, the USS ''Saratoga'', that had been lost and adrift in the gravity well of a gas giant in the Menthar corridor for one hundred years. Finally, Deep Space 10 (DSX) officially came online under the command of Commander {{n|Melitta|Herodion}}.
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| | |NAME=Journey to the Lost Library |
| | |SHIP=Mercury |
| | |STARDATE=239005-239006 |
| | |IMAGE=Oracleclass-ventral.png |
| | |BLURB=An installation had been discovered on an uninhabited planet believed to be a library of some sort, and one that may hold ancient knowledge about the dominions of races that once called the Corridor home — and, perhaps more relevantly, what happened to them. |
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| | |NAME=End of Days |
| | |SHIP=Mercury |
| | |STARDATE=239007-239008 |
| | |IMAGE=Sav3.jpg|w |
| | |BLURB=With the incipient eruption of a supervolcano on [[83 Leonis II]], how far will the ''Mercury'' crew go to help without violating the Prime Directive? |
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| | |NAME=Priceless |
| | |SHIP=Mercury |
| | |STARDATE=239009-239010 |
| | |IMAGE=Oraclelg.jpg |
| | |BLURB=With the [[Gateway Crisis of 2390]] affecting nearly every corner of the galaxy, the ''Mercury'' is sent by Starfleet from its usual haven at DSX to the thoroughly unreputable [[Menthar Anchorage]] when word gets out that an Iconian gateway is to be sold. |
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| | |NAME=No Rest for the Wicked |
| | |SHIP=Mercury |
| | |STARDATE=239011-239012 |
| | |IMAGE=BinaryStar.jpg |
| | |BLURB=Tracking the Iconian gateway to the [[Nygel system]], the ''Mercury'' crew face off against a Cardassian ship in orbit and a ruthless Orion on the surface, both of whom will stop at nothing to get their hands on the gateway. |
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| [[Category:SB118 Fleet|M]] | | [[Category:Mercury Missions]] |
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