USS San Clemente

New Bearings

The USS San Clemente has been pulled out of retirement, with a new crew and a new assignment, the stars await.

Mission Description

Fresh from refit and recommissioning, the USS San Clemente departs Starbase 17 under the command of Jorik Traven on her shakedown cruise.
Tasked with repairing a chain of subspace relays vital to Task Force 17’s far-flung explorers, the crew soon discovers that keeping the lines of communication open may prove more complicated, and dangerous, than the assignment first seemed.

About the Mission

Command
USS San Clemente
Status
In Progress
Total Stories
11
Start Date
11/08/2025

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10 October 2025

Echoes in the Night

USS San Clemente: New Bearings

The ship was always quieter on the third shift, as if the Mente was a sperate ship in the more unsociable hours. The corridors were dimmed, footsteps a little softer and people spoke in whispers. In the observation lounge the starfield wrapped itself around two of the walls. Ensign Drevan Zoral sat [...]

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3 October 2025

Troublesome Tribbles

USS San Clemente: New Bearings

The engine room of the USS San Clemente was rarely quiet, but Brunak had never heard this kind of noise in there before. He stomped down the catwalk muttering something about diagnostics that were lying to him. He suddenly stopped dead next to the core. “Korren!” he shouted toward the [...]

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30 September 2025

The Drill That Went Too Far

USS San Clemente: New Bearings

Kree sat at the helm and jumped as Red Alert was suddenly activated 5 mins before the end of Gamma shift. Red lights washed over the consoles around the bridge. Lt. Sh’rol th’Varak at tactical didn’t look up from his console, he didn’t need to, he had activated it. “Red Alert, all hands [...]

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20 September 2025

Sickbay Secrets (2 of 2)

USS San Clemente: New Bearings

At 1500 one of the monitors chimed. Rebecca read the message on the screen and sighed, a routine supply delivery was ready to collect from the cargo bay. Routine deliveries never had anything they actually needed and was bound to just fill up the storage cupboard for months without being [...]

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