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'''Lieutenant Commander''' Randal Shayne is serving as chief helmsman aboard the {{USS|Atlantis}}. | '''Lieutenant Commander''' Randal Shayne is serving as chief helmsman aboard the {{USS|Atlantis}}. | ||
After serving aboard the {{USS|Darwin}} as her primary HCO officer, Shayne was reassigned to the {{USS| | After serving aboard the {{USS|Darwin}} as her primary HCO officer, Shayne was reassigned to the {{USS|Blackwell}} permanently. Due to the uncertain nature of life in Starfleet, his colleagues have often been transferred, reassigned, or given greater responsibility. Throughout his career, however, Shayne has remained steadfastly either behind the helm, as is his preference, or working at Ops. | ||
The third generation of a Starfleet family, Shayne has, perhaps stereotypically, always desired to be an officer. After an eventful training history, he moved onto his first vessel, and from there, he found himself propelled into the stars and the treasures of knowledge beyond. | The third generation of a Starfleet family, Shayne has, perhaps stereotypically, always desired to be an officer. After an eventful training history, he moved onto his first vessel, and from there, he found himself propelled into the stars and the treasures of knowledge beyond. | ||