It never works.
The sites have the pics set up so folks can't.
It essentially keeps people from stealing their bandwidth.
You can set up a free account on imjur and then upload pic's which can then be copied to the BBS.
Spoilers Starship Design in Star Trek: Picard
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The sites have the pics set up so folks can't.
It essentially keeps people from stealing their bandwidth.
You can set up a free account on imjur and then upload pic's which can then be copied to the BBS.
3 years as commanding officer is a *long* time in the current Navy. Average is more like 12-18 months.
Yep. The milspec folks I work with all seem to have a mandatory maximum rotation of 3 years before getting moved elsewhere. The good ones get rotated out within 1.5 years. Sucks for maintaining continuity of operations and institutional memory on a long program, but regs is regs...
Of course, once they get their DD214, and if they like where they worked, they can request a position as either a FedGov employee or find a private company on site contract to get permanently assigned after they muster out.
Of course, once they get their DD214, and if they like where they worked, they can request a position as either a FedGov employee or find a private company on site contract to get permanently assigned after they muster out.
You mean to the betterment of the UFP and StarFleet =D
I concur!
What does that make your average StarFleet Captain who are the heroes of the shows who command their ships for 7+ years in time?
I'm just telling you what the great Jean-Luc Picard once said.
Everyone knows it's a homo-sapiens-only club! Razzists! 
Maybe that's what I was thinking of. All I know is that they don't hold one position as long as starfleet officers do.
No, not by a long shot. IRL you're faced with "up or out", you can only decline/miss a certain number of promotion opportunities before you're drummed out.
That's why we host the Razzies...Everyone knows it's a homo-sapiens-only club! Razzists!
That's a aspect of real life military that I don't like.
Never Contemplate Canon
or
Not Consistently Canon
yer choice.
Never Canonically Consistent
I know a lot of people like to think of it as "Naval Construction Contract" or somthing similar, but think I like "New Construction Catalogue", as a homage to the use of NGC designations in astronomy meaning "New General Catalogue".Maybe we now finally have the secret canonical meaning behind all the "NCC" registry prefixes! Hmmm....
Doesn't work so well with the NX stuff though.
Magnificent bastard...
Not Chronologically Consecutive.
That we know of
That we know of
We’ll know on Frontier Day, when every Starfleet vessel will be in attendance.
I think this is one of the dumbest plot points ever. You just don't leave everything else unprotected for a parade.
Does every ship halfway through a rare spacial anomaly or once off planetary event have to pack up for the parade.
At least in Picard they have insta warp in case anything goes wrong.
Hell yeah. I was hoping to see a galaxy class but since the Ross Class and Sutherland Class are now Canon that is looking more and more hopeless
. Also if the Sutherland Class (originally from STO) is the Successor to the Nebula Class then its possible the Andromeda class (STO) could also be considered canon and successor to the Galaxy. I was thinking it would be awesome to see the Steamrunner, Norway, Saber, Nova or Prometheus class. If the Akira is still in service it's possible some of these other vessels are too. It seems wasteful for starfleet to decommission these ships only 20-30 years after the first ones were built... especially after the destruction of UP fleet yards & Synth attack. After all the Excelsior and Miranda survived for ~100 years. My head-canon sees the Akira as the Successor to the Miranda, ignoring her designation as a "Carrier".
