NCC-1706, USS Exeter-Heavy Cruiser
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Owner:
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PKHansma
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Released:
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Sunday, June 1, 2008
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Origin:
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North Carolina, United States
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In Geburtstagscache am Bach
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Galaxy exploration, investigation and where possible, confine landing and contacts to Class “M” planets, approximating Earth-Mars conditions (traditional caches, small or larger) Quadrant 2N (North Atlantic/Europe), Sector 2 (Atlantic Coastal Nations) in system France for 5 years and then return to Communications Station - Epsilon 9 (CS-E9) (GC15DQD) for resupply, refit and upgrades by Stardate 2021.05.31 (May 31, 2021).
NCC-1706, USS Exeter is a Constitution Class Heavy Cruiser refit to Bonhomme Richard Subclass.
Mission Details.
I. Security patrol/policing of and investigation of known Federation Space for 5 years (then return to Communications Station - Epsilon 9 (CS-E9) (GC15DQD) for resupply, refit and upgrades).
II. Where possible, confine landing and contacts to Class “M” planets, approximating Earth-Mars conditions (traditional caches, small or larger) Quadrant 2N (North Atlantic/Europe), Sector 2 (Atlantic Coastal Nations), in system France. III. Conduct this mission to accomplish primarily:
(A) Earth security, via explorations of intelligence and social system capable of a galaxial threat, and
(B) Scientific investigation to add the Earth’s body of knowledge of alien life forms and social systems, and
(C) Any required assistance to any Earth colonies that may be established or settle in your quadrant, and the enforcement of appropriate statutes affecting such federated commerce vessels and traders as you may contact in the course of your mission.
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