Presidential Record

Edict #6 - Wail Qasim promoted to Captain and appointed CO - USS Lexington, Fleet 2.

Presidential Edict Archive Andrew Robinson Updated 29 Aug 2008
EDICT RECORD

Posted 30 August 2008 - 11:05pm by Fleet Admiral Andrew “Wolfe” Robinson (President) (Andrew Robinson)

Edict #6

“Three threads woven together share one another’s doom. When one is cut, all are. Fate can kill you if it does not do worse.”

From time to time, a very special talent, drive and enthusiasm finds itself a part of STF. Sometimes they find themselves stalled at a fairly low rank for a long time, unrecognised, but fortunately sometimes they are recognised for their skill and dogged determination, given opportunities and allowed to show their true worth.

Wail Qasim has, in his time served outstandingly as Academy Fleet Liaison Officer, Yearbook Coordinator and XO of the Endeavor. In the past few months, he has also not only revived the Engineering Department from its deathly grave, but has also undertaken a massive effort to brign new reviewers into the department, realising what we’d known for many years but never codified, that reviewing is not necessarily all about nitpicking technical details, but also about analysing and asessing the playability of a design and the accuracy of the smaller details.

He has shown his worth a hundred times over, with a maturity and wisdom far beyond his young years, handling a number of difficult situations that would have had some older and more senior members acting in a very undignified manner. I have every hope that Wail will progress much further than he already has and, over time become a more valued member even than he is now.

On the advice and recommendation of the Second Fleet Commander, Wail Qasim is hereby promoted to the rank of Captain with all the rights and priveleges contained therein.

He is further assigned Command of the U.S.S Lexington in Fleet 2.

Congratulations Wail, I know you’ll do the Lexington and her crew proud.

Fleet Admiral Andrew “Wolfe” Robinson
STF President
30th August 2008