Posted by Lieutenant Commander Adam Magnusson (Chief Intelligence Officer) in Away Team Mission Briefing- CIC Briefing Room [Open]

Posted by Captain Iphigenia Henao (Captain) in Away Team Mission Briefing- CIC Briefing Room [Open]
Iphigenia entered the spacious conference room that was adorned with trajectoryand star maps. Most of the away team had already taken their seats, their expectant faces turned towards her. She began, “The planet we are about to visit is a class M planet. It boasts traces of copper, and there’s a reasonable amount of water. However, the presence of rust particles in the atmosphere has led our science team to strongly recommend the use of Evo suits.”

Her gaze swept over the attentive crew as she continued, “Due to high interference in the planet’s vicinity, our transporters are rendered ineffective. Therefore, we will have to rely on shuttlecraft for our descent. We will be deploying two Armadillo-class shuttles, departing from Flight Deck 13. But before that, we will gather for one final meeting in the Pilots Briefing Lounge.”

Turning her attention to the selection of shuttle pilots, she noted, “I will need two officers who are skilled pilots to navigate these shuttles.” As she spoke, Jackson swiftly raised his hand, and she acknowledged him with a nod, saying, “Great, just one more to go.”

She continued with her briefing, “Saoir will be handling the transporter, while Commander Vrenek will be in charge of the ship during my absence, monitoring our journey to the planet. Lieutenant Ruuk has thoughtfully prepared basic equipment packets for each of you. I emphasize the importance of vigilance while we are on the planet. Our systems may indicate no viable life forms, but in my experience, there is always a margin of error. Safety should be our top priority.”

Henao, CO

Adam took over when the Captain finished, he pressed a command and the display showed an image of the planet and the meteorological report “According to the latest scans there will be heavy electrical storms. They are predicted to begin an hour or so after the planned landing time and are due to last for a few hours, two at minimum six maximum. But for those hours the away team will be unable to leave the planet” The image changed to show the composition of said storm, it was concentrated in the upper atmosphere “The storms shouldn’t have an effect on the mission beyond grounding the shuttles”

CIO

“Do we know if these storms will disrupt sensor effectiveness at all?” Ruuk asked. The role of sensors and tricorders would be quite central to their work on the planet.

Lieutenant Dayner Ruuk - Containment Architect