Enlisting straight out of high school Ayla Hamilton was out to find a place where she could exercise both her mind and body and get paid for it.. She decided to try for the SFMC, and entered Boot Camp on Mars at the second camp dubbed Parris Island. From there she went on to join in several campaigns including the Dominion War from 2373 to 2375. Since then she has moved from command to command, in the Alpha then Gamma and now Beta Quadrants..

The fifth host of the Tuhl symbiont, Azdra Tuhl, originally Azdra Prin, is a calm, level-headed doctor with a perfectionist streak a parsec wide. A relative newcomer to Starfleet but not to the medical profession, this is her first taste of any sort of commanding responsibility as the Devonshire’s Assistant Chief Medical Officer. She wants nothing more than to be a worthy host, and the best doctor she can be.

Having just served on 5 ships within the past 2 years, Azelya hasn’t had much of a home or anything close to a real relationship of any type in a long time. The weary security officer, fresh from improving and streamlining other ships in the fleet has finally been granted a (hopefully) permanent home in the USS Legacy.

A veteran warrior who has worked her way from humble beq to the commander of a ship. Her lack of noble blood is still an issue to those born into their position.

Ba’zra desires to be a more pure Klingon and to restore honor to her name. Since she prefers being thought of as a Klingon and not human, she prefers not
to be referred by her human last name but solely by her Klingon name, Ba’zra. She is a loyal friend and a fierce enemy. However, since her family House
stressed knowledge, she originally believed that her honor restoration would occur through science not battle. However, when she after striking Ensign Gerald Sparks, the scientific community rejected her and she transferred to Security. Ba’zra has not been to Qo’onS since her mother fled. Should she ever return, she would find that she does not fit perfectly in the human world nor Klingon world. Ba’zra is fiercely independent and does not make friends terribly easily.

A physicist holding dual doctorates in Astro and Particle Physics, Bahnstahl Tasker’s thirty years of dedicated and honorable service within Starfleet naturally had him on a track to lead high level scientific missions. This career path was interrupted and diverted by the collapse of the transwarp gate in 2388, which left him and the crew of the Managua – his first command – stranded in the Delta Quadrant aboard a scientific vessel. After contact was reestablished and the Managua’s original mission profile reinstated, then Commander Tasker continued to produce excellent scientific work while also proving himself capable of navigating the complex political landscape of the Delta Quadrant.

Batai is an interesting individual, due to his status as a joined Trill.

The easy going Virginian, who tries more for the ‘aw shucks’ vibe than anything else, is aboard the USS Legacy as the Chief Helm. Running a department, buddying up with the Navigators, and low-key enjoying the driving on his new deep space assignment.

Ben Isakov is a no-nonsense individual. His military training prior to joining Starfleet had instilled in him a sense of duty which he sees as his primary guiding force in life.

Lt Cmdr Benjamin Barnes has currently joined the crew of the USS Infinity as the ships Chief Tactical Officer. Barnes is an accomplished Dominion war veteran who had recently served four years at the Academy as an instructor in the fields of Security and Tactical. He was born and raised in Portsmouth a south English coastal city whose history is long and proud in serving not just Starfleet but Earths military historical figures. He is a strong-minded individual who lives life day by day to a strict self-inflicted set of morals.

Classic Academic would be the logical moniker: tall, hawkish, but overall bland in appearance, and a little round about the midsection. He looks like a kindly librarian, someone bookish and unassuming.

This, my friends, is a trap.

He has risen through the ranks of Starfleet like a mountaineer, wielding a climbing axe with precision for the backs of others. What credit he can take for himself he will, and blame slides off of his snake oil salesman charm. In another time, and in another place, Benjie would be a fear head waiter at a French restaurant.

But in 2389, he is the Commander of Canopus Station.

Björn Kodak has had a rather unexpected journey through life. Given up by his parents as a baby for his own protection — with a note simply naming him as “Kodak” — he was adopted by a young Earth couple who raised him as their own. They gave him a more traditional Earth name to help him fit in and helped Björn through the growing pains of being a Chameloid in a post-Dominion War world. Eventually joining Starfleet, Kodak’s skills as a shapeshifter were put to good use and the young man served on a number of posts and different positions before taking on the Executive Officer role on the USS-Adelphi. There he looks forward to exploring the depths of the Delta Quadrant and unlocking its mysteries.

Tyrson is the Chief Intelligence Officer

Ambitious, at odds with his captain, and driven to be the best, Blackford’s assignment to the Ark Royal comes not from his own success but by the manipulations of others.

It is a sad truth that in a universe where time travel exists, so do temporal refugees. Such unfortunate people, barred from returning home as a result of the Temporal Prime Directive, often find themselves lost in a new time, grieving for their loved ones, doomed to live in a world like their own…but so very different.
When these refugees arrive, however, Bob is there to meet them. While many of his patients are often bemused to find themselves counseled by a Horta, a simple sentient rock, they nevertheless find his cheery mannerisms comforting. For many years Bob has helped temporal refugees, from the crew of the stranded USS Bozeman to the survivors of the long-destroyed USS Churchill. Now that the Providence has suffered the same tragic fate, Bob couldn’t resist answering the call.

Jarvis has a stone-faced personality, coming from his childhood and past duty assignments. He wanted to be a security officer upon realizing that his late father did the same and after his Vulcan martial arts mentor suggested it. He graduated Starfleet Academy in the Class of 2391 and became an ensign, before transferring to the USS Victory, where he was court-martialed for starting a fight with another officer who was harassing him. He was sentenced to a reduction in rank and mandatory psychiatric evauluation for 2 years, being permanantly assigned to a starbase during that time.

A newly arrived veteran engineer aboard the station, D’Agostini began his career in Starfleet as an up and coming young man with unlimited potential that quickly impressed his superiors aboard the USS Bismarck. A failed marriage and with his attention focused on it as opposed to his career however quickly undid what he’d spent years building up. After nearly half a decade on the back burner in an out of the way posting D’Agostini has been very much out of touch with the larger events transpiring in the Alpha Quadrant as he largely looked to serve out his career in obscurity until a reassignment swept him back into the action.

As Chief of Staff for Task Force 38 on Mithrar Anchorage in the Delta Quadrant, Brigham serves as a stalwart advisor to local leadership while overseeing the station’s day-to-day Starfleet administration tasks. Brigham is also the primary attaché to the Turei, whom Starfleet has negotiated a partnership with to springboard its Gradin Belt theatre of operations.