He was a competent doctor who showed off to the wrong Captain in Starfleet Intelligence. Now he gets crated around exciting cargo bays as the bag carrying medic with no name. Or, at least that’s how he prompts himself on SpaceBook.

In reality, he’s just a good doctor with a unique set of skills in handling very dangerous, nasty things (Like Ebola, it’s fun for the whole family) in rather odd circumstances. Such as whilst under fire.

Stick insect’s look bulky. Don’t blame Jake for that, it’s a childhood and genes from the planet Mars that does the stretching. He’s tried various diets, and apart from the ones that deal with bone density he still towers a little bit.

Jalaassa had no interest or any prospect of joining Starfleet growing up. She was orphaned young and was typically on the wrong side of law enforcement on any planet or station she found herself on. That changed though after the ship she was on was assimilated by the Borg. It changed her, made her insecure, but it also changed her view of life and what needed to be done. This led to her enrollment in the Academy after she was given her freedom back, despite the tension and dislike towards former Borg. Despite it all, she was intelligent and strong, leading to one of her first assignments on Hawkeye Island.

5′ 10″ tall dark hair brown eyes

He is the current Chief Medical officer of the ship. He has risen through the ranks of being enlisted.

Dr. James Maxwell, PhD is a highly controversial Microbiologist assigned to the Delta Exploration Initiative. While only a Starfleet reservist, he was pressed into active service and assigned to the Delta Quadrant following the events of the Penthara IV Incident; a joint mission between the Starfleet Board of Science and the Federation Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, aimed at containing a viral outbreak. As the leading expert of the joint team, James went far beyond his mandate of creating a cure and resorted to human experimentation to find a vaccine that would eliminate the threat of Blood Plague once and for all. In the aftermath, seven civilians lost their lives as a direct result of the experiment and one FCDC-employee would commit suicide shortly after leaving Penthara IV.

Currently commanding Starbase Aurora, Colonel James Racktor is a man who believes in honour, courage, duty and discipline. He will always do what is right, even if that conflicts with orders. He is a devoted officer, and an even more devoted father and husband.

Lord James Sebastian Turner of House Turner, was born in London, UK. tbc

James E Tyson has served in Starfleet since 2338 and has commanded a Starship in every single conflict and war since 2353, where he earned the nickname Edward the Repulser. He served also during Tzenkethi/Federation War and during the Klingon/Federation war and finally the Dominion War. Once the Dominion War ended he was tasked in helping the rebuilding efforts, and afterwards was one of the first CO’s to take on deep space exploration. After serving 47 years in Starfleet he decided to retire, and it wasn’t until he heard the declaration of the Alrakis Pact that he decided to re-enlist his services as he figured Starfleet would need all the experienced command officers to help ride the waves of this particular challenge.

Jamie is fairly slim, and of average build, with bright blonde hair and dark blue eyes.

Jane Sinclair is a skilled pilot of starships and especially shuttlecraft. She joined Starfleet in her mid-twenties following a stint as a shuttle mechanic at the Proxima Maintenance Yards. In 2389, she was assigned as a flight control officer on the USS Shanghai.

Like many Jane joined starfleet with dreams of being the next person to make a large discovery in exploration and for a while those dreams kept true even when she found herself on the command track. However the Dominion war changed her in quite some ways. From this hopeful and still somewhat naive first officer was born an woman of determination to stand forever against all those who would wish to do what she loved harm. The loss of so many of her friends and colleagues was not one she had taken lightly and while she fully accepted that if she was to stand in the path of harm, she would loose more at least she knew she would be amongst equal minded people.