At last, the moment everyone has been anxiously awaiting since the ending of our most recent Fleet Action. First, the results, then some reflections!

Results

Phase 1 Competition Results

Action Ribbon Race

1. Th’lora Vehl, Brodie Lewis, Henry Maxwell, Tia Dalia Savik (Tie) – 60 points
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 48 points
3. Thelor ch’Idrani, Conor Starke (Tie) – 30 points

Duty Ribbon Race

1. Peter Crawford – 6 Duty Ribbons
2. Herias Rex – 3 Duty Ribbons
3. Cynndle Oin’sun – 2 Duty Ribbons

Service Ribbon Race

1. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 82 Service Ribbons, 20,500 words
2. Tharia sh’Elas – 70 Service Ribbons, 17,500 words
3. Cynndle Oin’sun – 69 Service Ribbons, 17,250 words

Comment Challenge

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Vausees Vax
3. Muninn Musgrave

New Orders (Logic Puzzle)

1. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
2. Straun MacLeod
3. Thelor ch’Idrani

The First Act (Writing)

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
3. Thelor ch’Idrani

Twitter: 2400

1. Thelor ch’Idrani
2. Henry Maxwell
3. Cynndle Oin’sun 

Romulan Factions Quiz (Trivia)

1. Cynndle Oin’sun
2. Leland Maddox
3. Straun MacLeod

Code Breaker (Puzzle)

1. Tia Dalia Savik
2. Andreus Kohl
3. Th’lora Vehl

Gravity Racer (Gaming)

1. Brodie Lewis
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
3. R’Tor

STO: Say What You Want to Sela (Gaming)

1. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
2. R’Tor
3. Evelyn Sommers

Phase 2 Competition Results

Action Ribbon Race

1. Imya Jori – 101 points
2. R’Tor – 100 points
3. Lihran – 72 points

Duty Ribbon Race

1. Andreus Kohl – 4 Duty Ribbons
2. Cynndle Oin’sun – 3 Duty Ribbons
3. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 2 Duty Ribbons

Service Ribbon Race

1. Peter Crawford – 161 Service Ribbons, 40,250 words
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 52 Service Ribbons, 13,000 words
3. Cynndle Oin’sun – 40 Service Ribbons, 10,000 words

Comment Challenge

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Vausees Vax
3. Imya Jori

Slither (Gaming)

1. Herias Rex
2. R’Tor
3. Thelor ch’Idrani

Sundered Wings Wordsearch

1. Th’lora Vehl
2. Herias Rex
3. Straun MacLeod

Romulan Trivia

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Vausees Vax
3. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik

Rising Action (Fiction)

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
3. Peter Crawford

Intergalactic Battleship (Gaming)

1. Lihran
2. Brodie Lewis
3. Tharia sh’Elas 

Space… “the final frontier” (Writing)

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Evelyn Sommers
3. Thelor ch’Idrani

STO: New Romulus Scavenger Hunt (Gaming)

1. Straun MacLeod
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
3. Imya Jori

Phase 3 Competition Results

Action Ribbon Race

1. Peter Crawford, Kr’Antren, Mikaela Kovalev (Tie) – 80 points
2. Imya Jori – 67 points
3. Erill’Yun Mek – 60 points

Duty Ribbon Race

1. Andreus Kohl – 4 Duty Ribbons
2. Cynndle Oin’sun – 2 Duty Ribbons
3. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 1 Duty Ribbon

Service Ribbon Race

1. Peter Crawford – 134 Service Ribbons, 33,500 words
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 85 Service Ribbons, 21,250 words
3. Kr’Antren – 47 Service Ribbons, 11,750 words

Comment Challenge

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
3. Imya Jori

Matching Decode (Puzzle)

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Muninn Musgrave
3. Herias Rex

Sundered Wings Vignettes (Writing)

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Erill’Yun Mek
3. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik

Resolution (Writing)

1. Andreus Kohl
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
3. Erill’Yun Mek

Romulan Encounter Jigsaw

1. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
2. Th’lora Vehl
3. Henry Maxwell

Incoming Transmission (Gaming)

1. Th’lora Vehl
2. Straun MacLeod
3. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik

Fun With Flags (Graphics)

1. Evelyn Sommers
2. Muninn Musgrave
3. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik

STO: Protecting and Growing the Republic (Gaming)

1. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
2. Imya Jori
3. Tallera

Event-Wide Competitions

Action Ribbon Race

1. Imya Jori – 184 points
2. Kr’Antren – 146 points
3. Peter Crawford – 128 points

Duty Ribbon Race

1. Andreus Kohl – 9 Duty Ribbons
2. Cynndle Oin’sun – 7 Duty Ribbons
3. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 4 Duty Ribbons

Service Ribbon Race

1. Peter Crawford – 312 Service Ribbons, 78,000 words
2. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – 219 Service Ribbons, 54,750 words
3. Kr’Antren – 124 Service Ribbons, 31,000 words

Wiki Reconnaissance 

1. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik
2. Muninn Musgrave
3. Andreus Kohl

Overall Placements

Individual Top 10

Members in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd overall placement receive a Starfleet Gold, Silver, or Bronze Star, respectively.

1. Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik – Task Force 47 – 329.5 Points
2. Andreus Kohl – Task Force 17 – 295 Points
3. Imya Jori – Task Force 47 – 205 Points
4. Erill’Yun Mek – Task Force 17 – 163.75 Points
5. Cynndle Oin’sun – Task Force 47 – 158.75 Points
6. Kr’Antren – Task Force 47 – 156.75 Points
7. Brodie Lewis – Task Force 86 – 137.5 Points
8. R’Tor – Task Force 47 – 136.75 Points
9. Thelor ch’Idrani – Task Force 93 – 134.25 Points
10. Herias Rex – Task Force 47 – 132 Points

Task Force

1. Task Force 47 – 1461.25 Points
2. Task Force 72 – 557.25 Points
3. Task Force 17 – 484.5 Points
4. Task Force 93 – 447.25 Points
5. Task Force 86 – 373.25 Points 

Summary Quick Hits

• In total, Sundered Wings generated 3323.5 Points from 461 Entries, which is up from last year’s Fleet Action, Echoes of the Tkon, by about 11.5%. Add to this the fact that we offered fewer competitions per phase this year, and you can easily see just how successful Sundered Wings turned out to be!
• In the end, the name of the game proved to be participation, not placement. This has held true so far through all three Fleet Actions.
• As you can see from the point spread, Task Force 47 absolutely went ham. This was due to participation. Most other Task Forces had about the same number of participants, but TF47 had participants who did a lot of competitions and/or writing!
• This Fleet Action also generated our first (and far only) 100% Fleet Action participant, Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik! Big shout out to McGig for this accomplishment! It may not seem like much, but not only is he the first and only but his placing first overall is something that really just goes to show how important participating and being a part of the process is in a Fleet Action!
• We are also drastically down on the number of entries that got disqualified. I count this as a resounding success for both the competition runners better explaining what is desired, and the entrants taking in those instructions!
• Boy, did Bravo Fleet do some writing. During Sundered Wings, Bravo Fleet wrote an estimated 543,000 words in 6 weeks! Also a huge shout out to Peter Crawford who was responsible for 78,000 words which made up just under 15% of the total! Is Bravo Fleet solely a writing group anymore? No, we do so much more, now! Do we seemingly do more writing than anyone else in The Wider Community™? Looks like it!
• Requests have been made to publish some of the Twitter, Fun With Flags, and similar competition entries. We’ve decided to spread them out a bit, so each competition runner that has something like this to display will do so in their upcoming reports and announcements! So look for these from Comms, Ops, Lore, Gaming, etc! Also, look for more in-depth stats for how each area of the fleet did during Sundered Wings! So look for the upcoming reports from each department. They’ll also break down each of their respective stats a little more than I have.
• All Gold, Silver, and Bronze Stars for placements as well as Challenge Coins for participation will be handed out throughout the next week. This is a laborious process, so please bear with us and the Office of the Chief of Staff as we through them all.

Executive Battlefield Promotions

As you’re all aware, each TF had a chance for battlefield promotions during each Phase of Sundered Wings. This has become a staple of Fleet Actions, now. Last year, Emily and I did “executive” ones to show our appreciation for members of the leadership team. I held off on doing them this year until the end. I’ve actually gone back and forth a few times about bending my own “rules” on these to include a 4th or 5th. But in the end, I decided it would be fair to stick to just 3 — the same amount each task force had available to them. I tried to use them strategically on 3 individuals who not only excelled but who also weren’t necessarily “close” to promotion, time-wise. The time-in-grade for ranks is really to help slow some people down and let them enjoy the moment and fun, as it were, and spread out our ability to reward people long term. But in other cases, some people are so far above and beyond that it is almost painstaking to make them wait. So, the 3 executive battlefield promotions are:

• Vice Admiral Liam Dahlgren to the rank of Admiral
• Fleet Captain Maxwell Stafford to the rank of Commodore
• Captain Alexandra Sudari-Kravchik to the rank of Fleet Captain