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'''Columbia Completes Successful First Mission''' | '''Columbia Completes Successful First Mission'''<br> | ||
Stardates: 238103.31-238106.30 | |||
The original crew contained Commanding Officer: Commander Mal Avatar, First Officer: Lieutenant Commander Makal Kora, Chief Engineer: Lieutenant J. Bowden Hapgood, Helmsman: Lieutenant J.G. Shawn Anderson, Chief Security Officer: Lieutenant J.G. Cristobal Colon, Chief Tactical Officer: Ensign Jason Blackstone, Chief Science Officer: Ensign Minardo Suega, Chief Medical Officer: Ensign Nox and the HCO would be Maitreya Choi who was assigned just prior to launch. The Columbia's first mission was to enter the gamma quadrant and explore an area of space known as the Hironian Expanse. What made this area of space unique was a high concentration of the element Ununoctium which was previously known only to exist in laboratory experiments. The element contains properties that cause it to fade in and out of existence. The Columbia's orders were simple, collect a few particles and go home. | The original crew contained Commanding Officer: Commander Mal Avatar, First Officer: Lieutenant Commander Makal Kora, Chief Engineer: Lieutenant J. Bowden Hapgood, Helmsman: Lieutenant J.G. Shawn Anderson, Chief Security Officer: Lieutenant J.G. Cristobal Colon, Chief Tactical Officer: Ensign Jason Blackstone, Chief Science Officer: Ensign Minardo Suega, Chief Medical Officer: Ensign Nox and the HCO would be Maitreya Choi who was assigned just prior to launch. The Columbia's first mission was to enter the gamma quadrant and explore an area of space known as the Hironian Expanse. What made this area of space unique was a high concentration of the element Ununoctium which was previously known only to exist in laboratory experiments. The element contains properties that cause it to fade in and out of existence. The Columbia's orders were simple, collect a few particles and go home. | ||