Talk:Command Family Tree

This would be interesting to see... how will it work though?

Other methods...

Might be better to use a list, or perhaps use a Geneology software, like Geni :) --Wolf /^{talk page} 19:50, 8 July 2008 (EDT)

Possible tree...

Here's one using the list format. It's a little more complete, but there's tons of history in the Reports that you could uncover and make a more complete picture. --Wolf /^{talk page} 20:00, 8 July 2008 (EDT)

FltAdml. Wolf
- Maela Jolon
  - Colin McHendry
  - Ka'el Laang
Elinor of Kanist/Rauch of Kanist
- Reginald Lecrisp
  - Torrack Demma
Brian Kelly
- Jasen Rendary
  - Hollis Calley
    - Xan Hebron
      - Rocar Drawoh
        Daydan Taboo
      - Jessa Anassasi
        Kare'en m'Hapron m'Adrina
        
        Idril Mar
        
        Sidney Riley
      - Nekkar
        Tyr Waltas
    - Christopher Hutton
      - T'Pen
    - Jordan Hurne
      - Mal Avatar
      - Megan Parker
      - Robin Phoenix
    - Rhys Bejain
- Rachel Daninburg
  - Varaan
- Theodore Draigon
- Valerious McGregor
  - Jay Ross

- ? Sven Tray
- ? Jeff Pelletier
- ? Shaun Marlin
- ? Adler Wong-Aquiss
- ? Skyfire
- ? San Aquiss
- ? Y'Shirad
- ? Jesa Callen

On top of the inverted version of Rocar's, I've just been looking at a column version showing when each ship's been about... 118Wiki:Sand Box#Year chart. That puts it in date perspective, and if things don't get too complicated, it could be done in such a way to show where ships predominantely split from or merged to (see Triumhpant and Indy for a merge). Given a CO tends to command a ship that splits from the ship of the CO that taught them... (though I've put Tiger as suceeding Ursa, that could be worked to show a merge, albeit a tad clumsily as crew transferring to Tiger from Ursa never joined Indy) - Lt. Salak ^Talk 20:08, 8 July 2008 (EDT)