MSR REPORT : USS Saint George
REGION : 6
REPORT FOR : Jan, 2004
DATE SUBMITTED : 02/04/04
SUBMITTED BY : CAPT Jessica Stratton
Knightly News, LAST PUBLISHED : 03/01/04
ACADEMY :
Kenneth Oziah Jr :
Aerospace
AE-20 01/17/04 PASS
Medical
MD-10 01/21/04 PASS
BERNARD DODDEMA JR :
Professional Development
PD-10 01/27/04 PASS
PROMOTIONS :
n/a
ACTIVITIES :
Charity Report for December 2003
LT jg John Schulte
Charity Officer St. George
Due to my lack of planning over the holidays I did not turn in a
Charity report for December. However our diligent Captain is correct in her
MSR for December 2003 with a total of $1,302.25.
The members contributing to this total were:
Ens Jay Pechman * LT jg John Schulte Ens T'Plon *
Food $127.47 $209.22 $74.65
Non food $284.19 $491.63 $115.09
Total $411.66 $700.85 $189.74
Our calendar year total contributions were $18,262.95! Great Job St.
George!
Toys for tots contribution will be reported separately due to our
office's fleet-wide recording duties.
LTjg John Schulte
Charity Officer
USS Saint George NCC-63541
Marine Corp Reserve Officer 6th Batallion
Legion of Arms Award
*****
Transporter Division Report
January 2004
LTjg John Schulte
The transporter has been having some serious mechanical difficulties
with the new lithium link but its up and running with the help of the
engineers aboard St. George. The crew was complaining of head aches and
dizziness when returning from shore leave, but after investigations, we
found no equipment malfunctions.
Transporter coordinates are always needed for our site at:
http://www.geocities.com/starfleetofficer2/transporter.html
LTjg John Schulte
Charity Officer
USS Saint George NCC-63541
Marine Corp Reserve Officer 6th Batallion
Legion of Arms Award
*****
Astronomy Report
Sunday, January 25
The Moon shines well to Venus's upper left early this evening —
appearing about a third of the way from Venus to little Mars.
A small telescope will show Saturn's largest moon, Titan. This
evening you'll find it four ring-lengths to Saturn's east.
The naked-eye eclipsing variable star Algol should be in one of its
periodic dimmings, magnitude 3.4 instead of its usual 2.1, for a
couple hours centered on 9:37 p.m. EST. Algol takes several
additional hours to fade and to brighten. (See the January Sky &
Telescope, page 112, or our Algol predictor and comparison-star chart
for all of Algol's times of minima, good worldwide.)
Ens T'Plon
USS St George NCC-63541
Astronomer
Dif-tor heh smusma
Live long and prosper.
*****
report
The SETI@home Team USS St. George has 3 members, with
216 results received, and a total CPU time of 5736
hours, 08 min. Here is a link to the Teams page:
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/stats/team/team_168996.html
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BDR Tom Webster,SFMC Trekfan30@yahoo.com
OIC 6th BDE, SFMC
XO/Chief Of Communications, IKV Black Thunder (KAG)
Chief of Operations, USS Saint George
2002 Region Six Community Service Award Recipient
"I'm a Marine; we don't plan, we improvise."-Keenen Ivory Wayans "Most
Wanted"
*****
Jan 04 Science Dept Report
USS Saint George NCC-63541
Science Department
January 2004 Report
Science Department reports everything normal
*****
January 2004 Engineering Department Report
Everything operating within normal parameters here Captain. Oh, there
was that little problem with the dilithium chamber mix ratio that
almost blew up the ship...but enough about that.
I have enrolled in the SFA Engineering School. Makes sense doesn't it?
:-()
Fleet Captain Ken Oziah
Chief Engineer
*****
January 2004 XO Department Report
In spite of being caught in a temporal anonomaly which slows time down,
the XO's office continues work on job descriptions.
=^= =^= =^= =^= =^= =^=
LtCmdr. Tom "Sultec" Schulte
XO, USS Saint George NCC-63541
Region 6 2002 Member of the Year
*****
Charity Office Report
January 2004
We had a great month in January for our base in Lakenheath, England.
Two crewmen reported in with their totals and a third is working on a
huge stack. The monthly totals for OCP are:
Ens Jay Pechman $132.34 Food $324.10 Non Food $456.44 Total
LTjg John Schulte $3,029.91 Food $6,619.99 Non Food $9,649.90 Total
Total Shipboard $3,162.25 Food $6,944.09 Non Food $10,106.34
Total
Both Jay and myself have increased our totals from the prior month so
have earned the January St. George Golden Scissors Award. The award will
be transported to their location momentarily!
LTjg John Schulte
Charity Officer
USS Saint George NCC-63541
Marine Corp Reserve Officer 6th Batallion
Legion of Arms Award
*****
Transporter Chiefs Report
January 2004
Everything remains running smoothly in the Transporter Bay. Our delayed
reaction to reassembly by our crew seems to have decreased. We did
adjust the relays which should reduce this effect. The crew is however
advised to monitor their intake of that green mixture while on shore
leave, this may alleviate some of the symptoms.
LTjg John Schulte
Charity Officer
USS Saint George NCC-63541
Marine Corp Reserve Officer 6th Batallion
Legion of Arms Award
*****
Jan 2004 Communications Department Report
Another year has come and gone and no idea how many light years
we've traveled. The different races and conficts that we've faced
have brought our crew together.
Due to conflicting schedules,our department didn't receive enough
submissions to even put together a page for our bimonthly newsletter
but we'll try again for the month of February. My staff has been
busy putting together questionaires and such for those onboard to be
included in future issues of "The Knightly News".
Ensign Bernard Doddema, Jr.
Chief, Communications
USS Saint George
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end report
COMMENTS :
In honor of "National Wear Red Day", I am encouraging my crew to show
their support for this by wearing red. Classic Trek fans who wear their
engineering uniforms have been assure that they will not be assigned
any away team duties on that day :-)
Friday, February 6, 2004 is National Wear Red Day, a day when people
nationwide will take women's health to heart by wearing red to show their
support for raising awareness that heart disease is the #1 killer of
women in the United States. By showing off a favorite red dress, shirt,
or tie, Americans will unite in the national movement to give women a
personal and urgent wake-up call about their risk of heart disease.
For more details, please read the following link:
http://www.mbhs.org/PressRelease/MS_Heart_Truth/Natl_Wear_Red_Day.htm
FLEET MEMBERS :
17952 05/28/04 COMM Michael Stratton
19471 01/04/05 FCAPT Wendy Urvand
22569 06/08/04 BDR Tom Webster
27370 03/17/04 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
53613 03/17/04 LT Wade Wantoch
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
55657 11/01/04 ENS Jay Pechman
56180 03/10/04 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