Montana Station(SB-406)
Starbase 406 is in the final stages of construction as her crew and the squadron begins to assemble.
Starbase 406 is in the final stages of construction as her crew and the squadron begins to assemble.
This Canopus class station is a recent addition to the area with a diplomacy and trade focus. Its primary area of interest is the Tholian Assembly. To work to extend and improve diplomatic relationships with this species, it also serves as a waypoint for traders and operators who transport and trade with them. It is also a waystation for long-distance starships as a rest station.
It is in the Rital system, with five planets orbiting a young, active sun. The station was named in honor of Montana, where the Vulcans first had contact with humans. Two planets are classified as livable, while the other three are part of a growing natural resources mining operation. An expanding commercial operation has started to build slowly, and adding an office for Harris Transport has fueled interest in existing and future colonial operations in the sector and beyond.
A recent interest in resources in the sector and the space surrounding it has brought some well-intentioned players. There is also the risk of bad actors—the Syndicate among them—who would seek to establish a foothold in the darkened corners within the station’s area of influence – and just beyond in the far and empty swaths of Federation Space.
Starbase 406 is home to the Montana Station Squadron, which runs diplomatic and intervention operations in the surrounding systems and beyond to ensure system security. Within the division is the USS Perseverance, which works primarily as a science vessel in tandem with Montana station’s science labs to continue to explore the rimward edges and areas of Federation space.
Name | Position | Rank | |
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Station Commanding Officer / Squadron CO
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ID: 2468 | ||
Yeoman
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ID: 2468 | ||
Station Executive Officer / Squadron XO
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director Security / Tactical Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director Intelligence Services
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director Medical Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director Counseling Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director of Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director of Science Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director of Engineering Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Deputy Director of Engineering Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director Communications Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Deputy Director Communications Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Diplomatic Operations Director
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ID: 2468 | ||
Security Lead Investigator
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ID: 2468 | ||
Security Lead Investigator
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ID: 2468 | ||
Intelligence Operations
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ID: 2457 | ||
Director Civilian Science Operations
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ID: 2468 | ||
Editor in Chief, The Rimward Journal
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ID: 2468 | ||
Owner and Operator - House of Hasara
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ID: 2468 | ||
Director of Operations Harris Transport
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ID: 2468 |
18 October 2024
Montana Station, USS Douglas, USS Dragonfly and USS Perseverance
“Expecting capsule arrival in 5…4…3…2….1.” Lieutenant Hazel Wallaker called out the countdown from her science station. The Perseverance had shifted away from the planet and was observing from a distance. The bridge crew watched as the small capsule flitted across the screen, [...]
17 October 2024
Montana Station, USS Douglas, USS Dragonfly and USS Perseverance
“I suspect the latent physiological connection is causing this to continue.” Doctor Theodora Walker-Halsey stood outside one of the many medical labs on Montana Station. She looked through the quarantine glass at the prone body of Lieutenant Sadie Fowler, “Given what little we know about [...]
14 October 2024
Montana Station, USS Douglas, USS Dragonfly and USS Perseverance
“Commander Davidson has filed the charges against the doctor and intends to take it to trial.” Fleet Captain Geronimo Fontana sat at his desk. Captain Helena Dread was across from him. “I’m guessing a public defender has been appointed to represent her.” Helena didn’t have an [...]
13 October 2024
Passing Stars and Passing Thoughts
Montana Station, USS Ingenuity, USS Polaris and USS Serenity
It’d been two weeks since they stole away from the Polaris in the dead of night, and two days since anyone said a word. For the three tucked aboard the runabout Calvera, the silence was comfortable. It was normal. It was the thing that filled the moments in-between, whether racing the vastness of [...]