USS Atlantis: Mission 13 : Nominative Determinism

A science ship in distress, their own people unable to help and hostile forces wanting what they think is aboard. In steps the USS Atlantis as it sinks into the depths to rescue the stranded scientist.

Mission Description

A science ship in distress, their own people unable to help and hostile forces wanting what they think is aboard. In steps the USS Atlantis as it sinks into the depths to rescue the stranded scientist.

About the Mission

Command
USS Atlantis
Status
Complete
Total Stories
12
Start Date
07/07/2023

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10 September 2023

Nominative Determinism - 12

USS Atlantis: Mission 13 : Nominative Determinism

“Sit.” The one-word order to both MacIntyre and Velan as they entered the ready room and the flat manner in which it was given answered their most immediate question – ‘How bad is it?’ Neither of them spoke as they took a seat opposite the captain. What could they say really in light of [...]

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26 August 2023

Nominative Determinism - 11

USS Atlantis: Mission 13 : Nominative Determinism

The first that the Breen would have known that Atlantis had seen them would have been when their prey had started to manoeuvre not like she was trying to stay quiet and slowly rise out of the atmosphere, but had opted for rocketing straight up at the ships that were hovering above. In the vacuum of [...]

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18 August 2023

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USS Atlantis: Mission 13 : Nominative Determinism

“Sit down Doctor, you’re making me nervous,” Tikva said as she walked down the starboard ramp from behind the Tactical arch and towards the centre seats. Mac was already there, seated in his customary seat, while Blake Pisani was standing before the third seat, usually unoccupied, bouncing [...]

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17 August 2023

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USS Atlantis: Mission 13 : Nominative Determinism

“Lesbos to Waihou, we’ve found the starboard airlock. Making connection now.” “Roger that Lesbos. We’re about to pop hatch on our side. Remember to keep an eye on the clock. This barge is sinking and we don’t want to slip below our own crush depths,” said Lieutenant JG Carmichael, [...]

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