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The office on the {{USS|Darwin|A}} as a very plain affair. It consists of a large main room and a head in a small side room, with replicator facilities on the wall of the very short corridor. Inside the main room is a large desk (set on an angle), complete with data access terminal, and an MSD on the wall behind. It is accessible both from Main Engineering and the adjacent corridor. The wall closest to Engineering is made from transparent aluminum, set to act as a | The office on the {{USS|Darwin|A}} as a very plain affair. It consists of a large main room and a head in a small side room, with replicator facilities on the wall of the very short corridor. Inside the main room is a large desk (set on an angle), complete with data access terminal, and an MSD on the wall behind. It is accessible both from Main Engineering and the adjacent corridor. The wall closest to Engineering is made from transparent aluminum, set to act as a window. | ||
The desk is | The desk is arranged so that there is one chair behind the desk and two in front. Monitors on the other walls are up-to-the-second status displays of each deck of the Darwin, for quick reference. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:09, 18 June 2019
The office on the USS Darwin-A as a very plain affair. It consists of a large main room and a head in a small side room, with replicator facilities on the wall of the very short corridor. Inside the main room is a large desk (set on an angle), complete with data access terminal, and an MSD on the wall behind. It is accessible both from Main Engineering and the adjacent corridor. The wall closest to Engineering is made from transparent aluminum, set to act as a window.
The desk is arranged so that there is one chair behind the desk and two in front. Monitors on the other walls are up-to-the-second status displays of each deck of the Darwin, for quick reference.
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