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Meidra T'Lora | Meidra T'Lora Sirin was born to astrophysicist Sahriv, and Lenore, a writer and historian. She was raised alongside her two siblings on Vulcan for the first ten years of her life, until her parents decided that their children needed to experience other cultures by travel. She returned to Vulcan at age 12 to do her kahs-wan. While this was usually done at age eleven, her father had to convince the elders, one of whom was his own father that Meidra's El Aurien blood made her just as worthy to go through the ritual. Strangely enough, there were no such qualms over her twin brother going through the ritual, perhaps because his features were prominently Vulcan, while Meidra had red hair and green eyes. | ||
She passed, but it gave her a life long hatred of the desert. Her father had been called away on what he'd said was a routine science conference. He never returned, his ship classified as a lost vessel. Meidra has never gotten over it. During her ritual trek across the desert, she and her brother had taken different routes, and both were attacked by an unseen force. Her father appeared to save her just as she was close to death. Her brother had not seen him, so no one believed he had been there. As her family chose to believe her father could not have been there as he obviously would have saved his son, Meidra quickly decided that following the path of logic over truth was not the path she wanted to take. | She passed, but it gave her a life long hatred of the desert. Her father had been called away on what he'd said was a routine science conference. He never returned, his ship classified as a lost vessel. Meidra has never gotten over it. During her ritual trek across the desert, she and her brother had taken different routes, and both were attacked by an unseen force. Her father appeared to save her just as she was close to death. Her brother had not seen him, so no one believed he had been there. As her family chose to believe her father could not have been there as he obviously would have saved his son, Meidra quickly decided that following the path of logic over truth was not the path she wanted to take. | ||
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{{Citation|Maiden Voyage Ribbon|239709.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to an individual who has served in the first mission of a newly commissioned vessel or installation.<hr>'' While the Resolution is not new, relaunching a ship takes just as much resolve and hard work as if she were.''<br>}}—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]] | {{Citation|Maiden Voyage Ribbon|239709.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to an individual who has served in the first mission of a newly commissioned vessel or installation.<hr>'' While the Resolution is not new, relaunching a ship takes just as much resolve and hard work as if she were.''<br>}}—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]] | ||
{{Citation|Peacekeeper Service Ribbon|239709.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a member of Starfleet who participates in, and successfully completes, a mission where keeping the peace is the primary goal.<hr>''Our mission, though unexpected, was completed entirely without a single shot fired. Now that part was far from easy to handle, especially since the Resolution was being shot at nearly the entire time. It took a good amount of work to solve the puzzle we were presented, and to do so without resorting to the ‘easy way out’ deserves recognition.''<br>—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]]}} | {{Citation|Peacekeeper Service Ribbon|239709.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a member of Starfleet who participates in, and successfully completes, a mission where keeping the peace is the primary goal.<hr>''Our mission, though unexpected, was completed entirely without a single shot fired. Now that part was far from easy to handle, especially since the Resolution was being shot at nearly the entire time. It took a good amount of work to solve the puzzle we were presented, and to do so without resorting to the ‘easy way out’ deserves recognition.''<br>—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]]}} | ||
{{Citation|Captain's Commendation|239712.08|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a awarded to a person for exemplary service and/or honorable actions performed in the course of his/her duties, when that service is deemed worthy of formal recognition by his/her commanding officer.<hr>'' | {{Citation|Captain's Commendation|239712.08|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a awarded to a person for exemplary service and/or honorable actions performed in the course of his/her duties, when that service is deemed worthy of formal recognition by his/her commanding officer.<hr>''So many awards and commendations are presented in light of a battle or fight against an enemy of the Federation, with peace often finding itself both rare, and rare to reward. It took a lot to reach deep and work to connect with the entity that had taken over the Unity. Around each turn, we could have simply destroyed the ship and followed orders that would keep it out of the hands of any who were not the Federation. Instead, we worked towards a better solution.''<br>—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]]}} | ||
{{Citation|Explorer's Ribbon|239802.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a person who participates in the discovery of a new planet, region, or species.<hr>''[F]or those who inevitably aided in the discovery of a new planet and the race that lived there, I award...the Explorer’s Ribbon.''<br>—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]]}} | {{Citation|Explorer's Ribbon|239802.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a person who participates in the discovery of a new planet, region, or species.<hr>''[F]or those who inevitably aided in the discovery of a new planet and the race that lived there, I award...the Explorer’s Ribbon.''<br>—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]]}} | ||
{{Citation|First Contact Ribbon|239802.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a person who participates in a successful first contact event.<hr>''Inevitably, what goes hand in hand with discovery is contact with the life forms that reside on the planet in question. While discovered to be less savory characters, the event was still a first contact situation for us and as far as we know, for the Federation. To that end, I award...the First Contact Ribbon.''<br>—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]]}} | {{Citation|First Contact Ribbon|239802.23|{{USS|Resolution}}|Awarded to a person who participates in a successful first contact event.<hr>''Inevitably, what goes hand in hand with discovery is contact with the life forms that reside on the planet in question. While discovered to be less savory characters, the event was still a first contact situation for us and as far as we know, for the Federation. To that end, I award...the First Contact Ribbon.''<br>—[[Kalianna Nicholotti]]}} | ||
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