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MSR REPORT : USS Saint George
REGION : 6
REPORT FOR : Mar, 2004
DATE SUBMITTED : 04/02/04
SUBMITTED BY : CAPT Jessica Stratton
Knightly News, LAST PUBLISHED : 05/01/04
ACADEMY :
Thomas Schulte :
Medical
MD-20 03/20/04 PASS
Debbie Fee :
School of XenoAnthropology (SOXA)
Alpha Quadrant Overview 03/02/04 PASS
PROMOTIONS :
none
ACTIVITIES :
The crew is continuing to use email list server as well as expanind to
use a bulletin board system.
COMMENTS :
Astronomy Report
From Sky and Telescope's Web site
Tuesday, March 23
The crescent Moon shines below bright Venus in the west this
evening, offering a foretaste of their beautiful conjunction
tomorrow.
Wednesday, March 24
The Moon and Venus shine together in the western sky this evening —
a strikingly beautiful sight, as shown above. These are the two
brightest objects in the sky after the Sun. Binoculars will give an
especially gorgeous view.
This is also a good time to look for "earthshine," which makes the
dark portion of the Moon glow dimly gray. Earthshine is sunlight
reflected from the Earth onto the Moon's nighttime landscape — the
same way a full Moon lights the ground on Earth at night.
As dusk deepens, look for fainter Mars to the upper left of the Moon
and Venus, the star Aldebaran to the left or upper left of Mars
(looking like its twin), and the Pleiades star cluster nearer to
Mars's right.
Ens T'Plon
USS St George NCC-63541
Astronomer
Dif-tor heh smusma
Live long and prosper
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Chief Engineer (Captain of Engineering?) Report
Hello,
1st...thanks for the offers of condolence.
2nd..doesn't Captain of Engineering make more sense...ie...Scotty in
STII:TWOK?
3rd..Here follows my Engineer's Report....hope you enjoy.
4th..anything new on the fiction portion for us?
From the Desk of the
Captain of Engineering
Ken Oziah
Chief Engineers Report
For April 1, 2004
While reviewing previous logs, I discovered something that one of the
diagnostic crews had missed. There have been several reports of late,
regarding short-range RF data links.
The data links provide transmission of information to portable and
handheld devices such as our recorders and PADDs. There appears to be some
type of virus that has infected the data links, although, I am not sure
where it came from.
I have ordered a level 2 diagnostic of the sections of the data links
that appear to be damaged. This answers such questions as:
1) Medical Department: Why is ENS Carzi’s cardio reading showing the
heart rate of a Ferengi?
2) Environmental Systems Division: Why do the air purity test results
show extremely high levels of photon radiation?
This diagnostic should take three days to complete, as there were
several areas of the ship that have been impacted. I only hope the Biogel
Packs are not damaged.
Nothing further at this time.
FCAPT Ken Oziah
Captain of Engineering
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Transporter Chief Report
St. George Department Report
Transporter Chief
March 23, 2004
Tranporter department experiencing some infrequent fluxuations with
some of the transporter bays, causing a few minor delays in crew
departures on shore leave. Most of the repairs have been completed except for
the officers transporter. That bay will have to be overhauled and any
officer tranports will have to be made via the shuttle bay.
Continuing progress will be reported as repairs are complete.
LTjg John Schulte
Charity Officer/Transporter Division Chief, Engineering Department
USS Saint George NCC-63541
Marine Corp Reserve Officer 6th Batallion
Legion of Arms Award
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March 2004
USS St. George Charity Office Report
It is with great pleasure to anounce the final numbers for March's
charity efforts by the crew of the St. George. Our monthy OCP totals were:
Food $745.51
Non Food $1,592.41
Total Coupons $2,337.92
Great Job everyone!
Individual efforts were:
LtCdr Tom Schulte $21.55 Food $25.90 Non food for a total of $47.45 in
coupons
Ltjg John Schulte $698.97 Food $1,450.86 non food for a total of
$2,149.83 in coupons. I also still donate 2 hours a week as Treasurer for
our Boy Scout Troop and co-headed up a weekend end campout to Fred C.
Anderson Scout Camp with 14 boys. March 11 I also donated blood on my 60
day cycle.
Ens Bernard Doddema, Jr. $24.99 food and $115.65 non food coupons for a
total $140.64 in coupons. These were reported in early March and his
forst Golden Sissors was awarded.
Ens T'Plon donated blood on March 8th and is working on her four gallon
mark!
Respectfully Submitted.
LTjg John Schulte
(Also posted on the BBS)
LTjg John Schulte
Charity Officer/Transporter Division Chief, Engineering Department
USS Saint George NCC-63541
Marine Corp Reserve Officer 6th Batallion
Legion of Arms Award
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XO Department Report
Dealt with personnel issues. Encouraged recruiting. Working on getting
updated info to the Correy Department.
Assisting SFI Academy's School of Science Fiction/ Treknology in
developing new courses.
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LtCmdr. Tom "Sultec" Schulte
XO, USS Saint George NCC-63541
Region 6 2002 Member of the Year
FLEET MEMBERS :
17952 05/28/04 COMM Michael Stratton
19471 01/04/05 FCAPT Wendy Urvand
22569 06/08/04 BDR Tom Webster
27370 03/21/05 CMDR Susan Beck
29724 01/03/05 FCAPT Kenneth Oziah Jr
32115 01/03/05 CMDR Toni Oziah
52099 01/03/05 CDT Evan Oziah
52101 04/27/04 ENS Christopher Holden
52899 05/28/04 CAPT Jessica Stratton
54678 01/03/05 CDT Emilee Oziah
54836 05/07/04 LTCMDR Thomas Schulte
55147 05/28/04 CDT Molly Walter
55148 05/28/04 CRR Andy Hackenmueller
55150 05/28/04 CDT Shannon Donnegan
55654 10/19/04 ENS JoAnna Wahlund
55655 10/19/04 PO3 Collin Wahlund
56180 03/10/05 CRMN Kerry Scott
60603 04/30/04 ENS Serenity Allah
60775 06/23/04 LTJG John Schulte
60798 07/02/05 ENS BERNARD DODDEMA JR
60799 07/02/05 CDT JOSIAH DODDEMA
60800 07/02/05 ENS KARA DODDEMA
60801 07/02/04 BERNARD DODDEMA JR
60814 07/07/04 KARA DODDEMA
60815 07/07/04 BERNARD DODDEMA
61084 10/19/04 ENS Debbie Fee