[color=steelblue][h2]NSS Intrepid XDS-5[/h2][/color]
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[i]The NSS Intrepid lands at Edwards AFB.[/i][/center]
[indent][b]Type:[/b] Experimental Deep-Space Research Frigate

[b]History:[/b] Developed by a consortium of megacorps including industry titan Boeing, Lockheed Grumman, and Intel, the NSS Intrepid is the current pinnacle of spacecraft technology. As a member of its mission, you've been granted access to this classified specification.

[b]Hull:[/b] Boeing XDS-5 Carbon Nanotube Composite Hull (140 meter axis)

[b]Power Plant:[/b] Sandia Corporation deuterium/tritium fusion reactor

[b]Propulsion Systems:[/b]
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[*] Sandia Corporation high-efficiency Alcubierre-class FTL drive
[*] Lockheed Grumman magnetoplasmadynamic thruster suite
[*] NASA JPL launch/backup fixed chemical thrusters
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[b]Weapons:[/b][list]
[*] 1x fixed General Dynamics CG-4 240mm coilgun
[*] 4x gimballed General Dynamics GAU-39/S "Liberator" 50mm electronic-fire rotary cannon
[*] Intel EWAR suite
[*] Lockheed Grumman point defense system
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[b]Support Systems:[/b][list]
[*] 3 ZFLOP Intel flight computer with autonomous agent interface
[*] Siemens AG integrated life support and medical bay
[*] Integrated sensor array
[/list][color=steelblue][h3]Crew[/h3][/color][indent][b]Command Team[/b]
Under Recruitment

[b]Security Team[/b]
[url=http://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/3851646]Mr. Calder "Smoke" Normund[/url], Private Security Operator
[url=http://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/3851934]Ms. Margaret "Woods" Collingwood[/url], Private Security Operator

[b]Engineering Team[/b]
[url=http://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/3846102]Mr. Alexander Anderson[/url], Senior Engineer

[b]Science Team[/b]
Dr. Adeline Carbier, Physicist
[url=http://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/3846037]Dr. Gideon Ellis[/url], Signals Analyst
[url=http://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/3845022]Dr. John Raleigh[/url], Physician[/indent][color=steelblue][h3]Datastore[/h3][/color][indent][hider=Access Level 1, Command Team Only]
[indent][hider=Psych Eval for ELLIS, GIDEON][b]Psychiatric Evaluation for ELLIS, GIDEON
Prepared by J. Raleigh, MD[/b]

Patient presents as calm and aware of surroundings. No obvious physical disease. Signs of slight sleep deprivation, likely travel related.
Questions answered: 5/5. Full cooperation.
Patient exhibits strong moral/ethical grounding. Reports pacifistic ideology.
Patient reports one incident of suicidal ideation. No evidence of a chronic condition. Patient will be monitored.

Form PSY 801/C (Waiver of Pre-existing Psychiatric Condition) is signed and attached.

Recommendations:
Standard monitoring.

Fit for duty.[/hider][hider=Psych Eval for ANDERSON, ALEXANDER][b]Psychiatric Evaluation for ANDERSON, ALEXANDER
Prepared by J. Raleigh, MD[/b]

Patient presents as calm and aware of surroundings. Slight irritability and signs of sleep deprivation, likely travel related.
Questions answered: 5/5. Full cooperation.
Patient exhibits an overriding theme of anti-Martian sentiment. Indicates strong regret for his actions and a feeling of personal responsibility for civilian casualties.
Verbalized agression/hostility and a willingness to become violent towards Martian extremists.
Patient was offered prescription low-dosage fluoextine.

Recommendations:
Patient may become a liability in situations requiring contact with Martians.
Some evidence of emotional instability, possible PTSD. No diagnosis at this time.
Standard monitoring.

Fit for duty.[/hider][hider=Psych Eval for RALEIGH, JOHNATHAN][b]Psychiatric Evaluation for RALEIGH, JOHNATHAN
Prepared by E. Paulson, MD[/b]

Dr. Raleigh presents as calm and lucid. Smell of cigarette smoke is present and tobacco usage is marked in patient's chart.
All questions answered with full cooperation.
Raleigh shows signs of resentment towards NATO leadership for casualties during the recent Earth-Mars conflict.
Patient reports he enjoys high-pressure situations, evidenced by his choice of employment in surgery.
Patient displays signs of low self-esteem and impostor syndrome; possible motivation for joining this mission.

Recommendations:
Smoking cessation program.
Standard monitoring.

Fit for duty.[/hider][/indent][/hider][/indent][color=steelblue][h3]Facilities[/h3][/color][indent][hider=Shuttle][center][img]https://s11.postimg.org/6y0fj1qbn/050710_suborbital_space_shuttle_1.jpg[/img]
[i]Boeing "Skippy" SC-1/P3 Planetary Lander[/i][/center]
An old design with a rather unfortunate nickname, the SC-1/P3 is a workhorse of both NATO and MFR fleets. Compact and affordable, it does its job: get a small ship's crew from orbit onto a habitable planet.[/hider]
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[i]The Intrepid features state-of-the-art scientific facilities.[/i][/center]
One of the Intrepid's decks is devoted to integrated medical/scientific facilities. The ship offers medical technology on par with most planetary hospitals. The laboratory includes facilities for soil analysis, spectrometry, dissection, etc. It also integrates with the ship's electronic warfare systems to provide signal interception and analysis capabilities.[/hider]
[hider=Crew Quarters][center][img]https://s10.postimg.org/l43l9ddeh/quarters.jpg[/img][i]The Intrepid's individual crew quarters provide much needed privacy for long missions.[/i][/center][/hider][/indent][/indent]