Wes Greaves
First Lieutenant Wes Greaves is human male currently serving as a Marine Detachment Commander aboard the USS Thor.
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| Wes Greaves | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Position | Marines | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Rank | First Lieutenant | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Species | Human | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||||||||||
| DOB | 236602.28 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Age | 35 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Birthplace | Washington, Earth | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Writer ID | E239702WG0 | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Wes Greaves wears his hair short. Buzzed short. A thin layer of light brown hair usually nigh invisible in direct sunlight. The human man is relatively short compared to most of the species, standing at 5'7", and cut into a lean frame. At first glance it is easy to see he is dedicated to his personal fitness, but he is certainly no heavy lifter. A runner would be a safer assumption. Below thin eyebrows, a pair of dull gray-blue eyes peer out at the world, framed by a lightly wrinkled face whose skin has certainly not been spared from days beneath the sun.
- Height: 5'7"
- Weight: 170 lbs
- Hair: Brown
- Eyes: Blue
- Build: Athletic
Childhood
Wes was born on the outskirts of Seattle, Washington in 2366 to Joan Greaves and George Greaves. He spent his childhood enjoying life in the suburbs and making short trips into the Cascade Mountains and trips out to the Puget Sound. Growing up, he fell in love with nature and became an avid hiker, camper, and spent plenty of time sailing during his teen years. As he grew older he turned weekend climbing trips a habit and experienced to some of Earth’s most beautiful mountains. Inspired by the defeat of the Borg in the Alpha Quadrant, he was determined to serve the people of the Federation. With his affinity for the outdoors, he sought out a Marine Corps recruiter’s office at the age of 18.
Enlistment
With his enlistment and basic training complete as a combat engineer, he first served on Mars with the 1st Marine Division. After several years he was assigned to Task Force 51/5, a Starfleet led anti-piracy campaign, where he saw his first combat both in space, and planetside. Following a successful tour, he was assigned to the newly created 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, a Marine command focused on anti-piracy operations. Here he experienced combat once again, but this time as a small unit leader, where he suffered the first combat loss of a Marine under his charge, Private Paul Newson This was a fundamental moment in Wes’s life, and the experience nearly resulted in his retirement from the Corps. Through mentorship with an excellent Marine officer, Major Ron Jordans, Wes recommitted himself to the Marine Corps and future service.
In 2391, after completing Advanced Marine Training, Wes was promoted to Staff Sergeant and assigned to the USS Hood as part of a new Marine Detachment aboard the ship, serving once again under Major Jordans. Assigned to a nine-month crisis response deployment, the ship extended for a total of 16 months on a mission to continue to assist the flood of Romulan refugees after the Hobus Supernova. Initially highly disappointed with a “Navy” ship-based assignment, Wes came to love life aboard the ship working hand in hand with Starfleet's finest. The shoulder to shoulder work, and the continued work with Major Jordans inspired Wes to apply for Starfleet Academy to become a commissioned officer.
Starfleet Academy
Reinvigorated with a dedication to Starfleet, Wes had to choose between staying a Marine or entering the fleet as another Starfleet profession. Ultimately he decided he wanted to give back to the Starfleet Marine Corps and continue to work with junior Marines in much the same way as Major Jordans had worked with him. Despite the decision to stay a Marine, Wes applied for an was accepted into Starfleet Command School where he majored in Helm/Communications. He already knew how to be a Marine, so Wes wanted to learn more about starship life. Such as how the giant testaments to humanity's ingenuity worked, and more importantly to learn other perspectives to command and leadership aside from the Corps' focus on ground combat.
While at the Academy, Wes really broke out of his Marine Corps shell. The exposure to the wider Starfleet gave the man a new perspectives on priorities, problem solving, and relationships. His enlistment taught him to be tough, always ready for a fight, and to maintain a 'never back down' attitude. He found during his first year at the Academy that not only did that attitude not win him any friends, it was largely counter-productive to working relationships amongst the wider Starfleet. Over time his attitude shifted to meet the other cadets somewhere in the middle. He wouldn't forgo his Marine Corps traditions, but maybe he could catch more flies with honey.
By his third year in the academy, Wes had rediscovered sailing as a hobby. Joining a crew from the academy's sailing club, Wes traveled the seas, when coursework allowed, for most of his last two years.
Embassy to Duronis II
As a newly commissioned Second Lieutenant, Wes Greaves entered the fleet again in 2397 assigned to the Federation Embassy of Duronis II where he immediately found himself in the midst of a Romulan plot to capture a great deal of highly dangerous protomatter. After going directly from the check-in shuttle to a rescue mission across the plant of Duronis II, the crew of the Embassy defeated the Romulan scheme only to find that the Federation finally had accepted the Laudean government as members of the Federation.
With the Laudean's offered membership to the Federation, the Embassy of Duronis II's mission came to an end. With a highly successful crew, the core personnel of the Embassy were mostly transferred permanently to the USS Thor and re-tasked for follow on missions.
USS Thor
The maiden voyage of the USS Thor with her new tasking involved responding to the distress call of a colony thought lost 250 years prior. The distress call was located on the other side of the quadrant from where the entire solar system had gone missing. During the mission, Wes was severely injured during a cave in while traversing an underground tunnel system. Fortunately, through the hard work of the crew and the tenacious descendants of the original colonists, the away team was recovered and able to effect a rescue. Not only were 192 surviving colonists rescued, but a previously unknown sentient species named the Azcou were rescued from the planet before it was lost to time again.
Shortly after the completion of the mission, the colonists and the Azcou were transferred to more appropriate conditions and the crew underwent shore leave at Ferenginar. Major Hannibal Parker transferred to the USS Veritas, leaving Wes as the acting Marine Det Commander for the time.
Following the transfer of personnel from Vel Maijan, the crew of the USS Thor enjoyed shore leave on Ferenginar. Doctor Alieth and Chief Engineer Sirok heavily modified one of the ship's racing SAGs and Wes entered into a race on the surface against the two. Due to negotiations for the use of the race track, the event was widely televised across Ferenginar and resulted in heavy damage to both racing bikes. Also during shore leave, Wes, alongside Dar Elandra and Geoffrey Teller was tricked by a Ferengi named Kregg into a pyramid scheme selling guided tours in The Grand Nagus Zek Commemorative Bazaar & Trade Concern. The three were unable to complete their obligated sales requirements and Wes made a deal with Kregg to avoid debt. Kregg directed him to deliver a messsage to Lephi in person on behalf of the Fernginar government. This errand took him to Illara Prime in the Par'tha Expanse where he met Elizabeth Snow and Lephi on the planet. During their meeting the three were attacked and kidnapped for ransom by robed men. Fortunately the three officers managed to escape rather quickly to the USS Atlantis and Wes was able to return home to the Thor having completed his obligation.
Following shore leave, the USS Thor had planned a routine quantum slipstream drive test. Fleet Captain Aron Kells departed the ship to study a nearby Gorgamander pod during the test, leaving the XO, Geoffrey Teller in command. The initial test went smoothly, however immediately upon activating the drive on the return leg the USS Thor impacted a mine and was severely damaged. The mine, an unknown semi-biological mass, embedded itself in the ship and began tunneling toward the QSD. Casualties were upwards of the hundreds and the ship was crippled. Due to interactions with the mine and slipstream space, the Thor was unable to return to normal space without risking the ship being destroyed. Over the course of 12 hours the crew evacuated casualties and worked to detach the mine from the ship. With less than an hour to spare they were successful and were able to safely return to normal space in the Bajor sector.
The damage to the Thor was extensive and required an extended period of repair while docked at Deep Space 9. Most of the crew was temporarily granted quarters and workspace aboard the station. The crew spent well over a month repairing the ship and enjoying shore leave from DS9 and Wes Greaves was formally made the Marine Detachment Commander for the ship.
Wes continues to serve as the Marine Detachment Commander aboard the USS Thor.
Ron Jordans
Former OIC
Wes served with Major Jordans in Task Force 51/5, and again aboard the USS Hood. Major Jordans played a critical role in talking Wes away from resigning from Starfleet after a combat mission which resulted in casualties.
Alieth
Medical Officer, USS Thor
Wes and the Vulcan doctor Alieth served together at the academy and underwent their final testing together. Both of them were assigned to the Embassy of Duronis II and then the USS Thor together. Despite very different personalities and a shared stubbornness, the two became quick friends and bonded over multiple missions together. With a strong mutual respect of the other's aptitude and tenacity, the pair continue to grow close.
Kionn Rao
Engineering Officer, USS Veritas
Wes and the Kionn met at Starfleet Academy on the beaches near San Fransico. The two shared a passion for the ocean, Wes with sailing and Kionn with surfing, and the two became fast friends. Separated after graduation with separate duty posts, the two have remained in loose contact.
Sarah Rodriguez
Squad Leader, Alpha Squad, USS Thor
Sarah 'Sally' Rodriguez was one of the first Marines Wes worked closely with on Duronis II. The young Sergeant was a firecracker who ran a tight ship in Alpha Squad. Wes came to respect her blunt demeanor and effective leadership style with the squad.
Academy Classmates:
Alieth
Sirok
Sara Bjørge
Mikeja Lan
Wes briefly interacted with the four of his classmates who he shared his final evaluation with. None of them were well known to him however at the start of the exam. By the time the five of them had graduated, Wes was only slightly more familiar with the group. The newly commissioned Ensigns Sirok and Alieth were assigned to Duronis II along with him, and the three of them became much more familiar with each other on the freighter ride to the Embassy.
Over the years, Wes has collected various knick knacks and other items that hold sentimental value.
The painting of the USS Hood was given to Wes Greaves the day before he left the ship for Starfleet Academy.
Angurvadal is a modern replica of a viking era sword made by Geoffrey Teller and given to Wes Greaves as the Detachment Commander of the Marine Detachment aboard the USS Thor on 239708.18.
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| Date | Medical Facility | Event | Diagnosis | Notes |
| 238410.06 | Starfleet Entrance Processing - Seattle, Earth | Initial Physical | None | No disqualifying criteria. Fit for duty. |
| 238511.21 | Battalion Aid Station, 1st CEB | Annual Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 238604.12 | Battalion Aid Station, 1st CEB | Annual Physical | Fracture, right ankle. | Mechanism of injury: unknown. Recent evidence of untreated right ankle fracture. Patient injury healed. Patient reports weakened strength in right ankle with tendency to roll. At risk of future sprains. Patient uncooperative to questioning for mechanism of injury. Fit for duty. |
| 238704.07 | Consolidated Aid Station, TF 51/5 | Annual Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 238809.15 | Consolidated Aid Station, 3rd MEB | Annual Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 2388011.05 | Consolidated Aid Station, 3rd MEB | Medical Treatment | Sprain, right wrist. | Mechanism of injury: twisted wrist during combatives training. Patient reported significant pain in right wrist. Evidence of sprain. Given medication of pain and a wrist brace to wear for two weeks. Patient reported pain went away after one week. Fit for duty. |
| 238910.31 | Consolidated Aid Station, 3rd MEB | Annual Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 239006.19 | Consolidated Aid Station, 3rd MEB | Annual Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 239108.25 | USS Hood | Annual Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 239212.18 | USS Hood | Annual Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 239309.11 | Starfleet Academy | Entrance Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 239701.16 | Starfleet Academy | Departure Physical | None | Nothing significant to report. Fit for duty. |
| 239705.25 | USS Thor | Emergency Medical Treatment | Concussion. Laceration 10cm left inner thigh. Lungs and respiratory tract tissue damage. Moderate radiation poisoning. | Mechanism of injury: Cave in & toxic gas inhalation. Grade 2 concussion. 10cm laceration to inner left thigh. Radiation poisoning and tissue damage to lungs due to toxic gas inhalation. Patient treated on site by 22 century era medical techniques. Marginally effective. Retreated 4 hours later on USS Thor. Patient uncooperative to initial treatments. Reports of dizziness days following treatment. Assessed as full recovery. Fit for duty. |
| 239708.25 | USS Thor | Emergency Medical Treatment | Multiple fractures to most bones in right hand. Skin abrasions. Two lacerations less than 1 cm. | Mechanism of injury: Heavy equipment pinned right hand against bulkhead during inertial dampener failure. Crush injury. Lacerations and abrasions treated on site. Bone regrowth treated over three days. Assessed as full recovery. Fit for duty. |
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Private | 238410.14 - 238404.17 | 1st Combat Engineer Battalion | Combat Engineer |
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Private First Class | 238504.17 - 238512.25 | ||
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Lance Corporal | 238512.25 - 238611.04 | ||
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Corporal | 238611.04 - 238707.11 | Task Force 51/5 | Combat Engineer |
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Sergeant | 238707.11 - 238810.31 | ||
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Staff Sergeant | 238810.31 - 239101.22 | 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade | Combat Engineer |
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Staff Sergeant | 239101.22 - 239308.16 | USS Hood | Individual Augment: Engineering |
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Cadet First Class | 239308.16 - 239702.09 | Graduated Starfleet Academy | Marine Officer |
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Second Lieutenant | 239702.09 - 239704.20 | Embassy of Duronis II | Marine Officer |
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Second Lieutenant | 239704.20 - 239706.08 | USS Thor | Marine Officer |
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First Lieutenant | 239706.08 - 239707.22 | USS Thor | Marine Officer |
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First Lieutenant | 239707.22 - Present | USS Thor | Marine Detachment Commander |
- For award descriptions, see: Awards and Service Ribbons
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3.8 - ADMIN101: Starfleet Operations
3.5 - ADMIN110: Chain of Command and General Protocol
3.1 - DIPL101: General
3.3 - ENG221: LCARS Programming 1
3.1 - ENG231: Computer Memory and Personnel Interfaces
2.8 - ENG232: Replicators, Transporters and Holodecks
3.0 - ENG233: Sensors, Communications and Helm Systems
4.0 - HIST101: Birth of the Federation
3.6 - LANG101: Federation Standard
3.5 - LANG1_0: Klingon
4.0 - LAW101: Federation, General
3.5 - MATH101: Concepts
4.0 - MED101: First Aid and Field Medicine
3.1 - PHYS101: Concepts
3.9 - PILOT101: Runabouts and Shuttles
4.0 - SURV101: Starship Emergencies
4.0 - SURV110: Environmental Suits and Zero-G Training
4.0 - TAC101: Combat, Unarmed
4.0 - TAC110: Combat, Small Weapons
3.2 - BIO101: Concepts
3.1 - XEN101: General
3.3 - Astrogation: Navigation of Starships, Sublight
3.5 - Astrogation: Navigation of Starships, Warp Speed
3.0 - Astronomy: Astrophysics, Advanced
3.1 - Astronomy: Stellar Cartography 1
3.0 - Astronomy: Stellar Cartography 2
2.9 - Engineering: Introduction to Warp Systems
3.2 - Engineering: Advanced Warp Systems
3.0 - Engineering: Impulse Systems
3.3 - Engineering: Intermediate Electronics 1
3.2 - Engineering: Deflectors, Weapons and Security Systems
3.1 - Physics: Warp Theory
3.8 - Piloting: Minor Ships
3.7 - Piloting: Major Ships
3.9 - Tactics: Combat, Minor Starships
4.0 - Tactics: Combat, Major Starships
3.8 - Tactics: Combat, Shuttles and Runabouts
3.9 - Tactics: Combat, Phasers and Photon Torpedos
4.0 - Tactics: Leadership
Completed - Starfleet Marine Basic School
GPA: 3.49
Founding the Duronis II Junior Officer Protection Association (JOPA):
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Rescue on Duronis II
'Expect the Unexpected'
'Making the Right Choice'
Personal Backstory
'Demons in the Dark'
'A Familiar Terror'
'Ghosts of our Past'
NPC Listing · USS Thor Crew Manifest · Crew History
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