XO LtCdr. Thomas Korleon
| June 24, 2012 03:54PM |
[Meeting]
Shoreleave had barely started and the idea that Starfleet Command was dragging him back to duty so quickly would have left any officer in a sour mood, Thomas was no different. Unless it was an escalation of the violence into a low grade conflict with the League of Free Systems or a medical emergency on some planet he could not determine what the admirality would need the Intrepid class back in the field so quickly for. Yet he was smart enough to determine that Jenna was not wrong when she claimed she thought they would have more time, this was a senior staff recall, not a general recall. A general recall would mean departure within a few hours but no urgency meant no assignment from the brass of Starfleet Command. This was the work of the ships command and only one officer rested above him to make such a recall, Raiser herself. Had Commander Erwell struck again? Was this another challenge against her command? He was left to wonder as he made his way to the briefing room.
Entering the room he took note of Raiser, Dutch and a new face sitting at the desk. He gave them a nod followed by a sarcastic smirk, "Seems the Victoria can't survive without us." He ordered a mug of coffee and moved towards his usual chair, making himself comfortable, still pondering the purpose of this assembly.
OOC: I am like Bryan in that I don't mind how you want to handle Raisers exit whether its now or in a month but I am keen to try and avoid having 3 months of shoreleave after the break as we sit about for what is from past observations of other vessels and station usually a dragged out process of finding a SM. Would be good if Mike and yourself have some clear decision made soon on just how this is going to be approached.
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David N
davidneill17@gmail.com
Shoreleave had barely started and the idea that Starfleet Command was dragging him back to duty so quickly would have left any officer in a sour mood, Thomas was no different. Unless it was an escalation of the violence into a low grade conflict with the League of Free Systems or a medical emergency on some planet he could not determine what the admirality would need the Intrepid class back in the field so quickly for. Yet he was smart enough to determine that Jenna was not wrong when she claimed she thought they would have more time, this was a senior staff recall, not a general recall. A general recall would mean departure within a few hours but no urgency meant no assignment from the brass of Starfleet Command. This was the work of the ships command and only one officer rested above him to make such a recall, Raiser herself. Had Commander Erwell struck again? Was this another challenge against her command? He was left to wonder as he made his way to the briefing room.
Entering the room he took note of Raiser, Dutch and a new face sitting at the desk. He gave them a nod followed by a sarcastic smirk, "Seems the Victoria can't survive without us." He ordered a mug of coffee and moved towards his usual chair, making himself comfortable, still pondering the purpose of this assembly.
OOC: I am like Bryan in that I don't mind how you want to handle Raisers exit whether its now or in a month but I am keen to try and avoid having 3 months of shoreleave after the break as we sit about for what is from past observations of other vessels and station usually a dragged out process of finding a SM. Would be good if Mike and yourself have some clear decision made soon on just how this is going to be approached.
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David N
davidneill17@gmail.com
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