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 Marshall handed a PADD to each of them as they read: Marshall handed a PADD to each of them as they read:
  
-    Begin Subspace Communication: +<WRAP center round box 80%> 
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-    I'm sorry I had to leave so quickly after we docked. I was informed at the very last minute that Doctor Beverly Crusher herself could perform the emergency procedure required to save my life. The procedure was a success, and I am now feeling great, and miss you all. Captain Marshall was extremely helpful in getting my transfer papers handled over subspace, so I now have a position with the Starfleet Corp of Engineers as Executive Officer with the rank of Commander. I just wanted to drop you guys a line, and let you know that you were a fine crew I was proud to serve on. I didn't get a chance to look over the transfer reports, but I hope your engineer can keep the Republic together for you. I'm sorry I'm not there to oversee the repairs, although I did get a look at the blueprints for the new sickbay ward. +\\  
-   +I'm sorry I had to leave so quickly after we docked. I was informed at the very last minute that Doctor Beverly Crusher herself could perform the emergency procedure required to save my life. The procedure was a success, and I am now feeling great, and miss you all. Captain Marshall was extremely helpful in getting my transfer papers handled over subspace, so I now have a position with the Starfleet Corp of Engineers as Executive Officer with the rank of Commander. I just wanted to drop you guys a line, and let you know that you were a fine crew I was proud to serve on. I didn't get a chance to look over the transfer reports, but I hope your engineer can keep the Republic together for you. I'm sorry I'm not there to oversee the repairs, although I did get a look at the blueprints for the new sickbay ward.\\  
-    It was an honor to serve with all of you, and I wish you well on your journey and mission.+\\  
 +It was an honor to serve with all of you, and I wish you well on your journey and mission.\\  
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 +Live Long and Prosper,\\  
 +Commander Ashley Sawyer\\  
 +Former Chief Engineering Officer, USS Republic NCC 76241\\  
 +Executive Officer, SCE Gold Team, Starfleet Command\\  
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 +End Transmission//** 
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-    Live Long and Prosper, 
-    Commander Ashley Sawyer 
-    Former Chief Engineering Officer, USS Republic NCC 76241 
-    Executive Officer, SCE Gold Team, Starfleet Command 
-    End Transmission 
  
 "The new Chief Engineer, Lieutenant Commander Mark Maddox arrives in the morning.  Later tomorrow we have a half-Cardassian science officer coming aboard." "The new Chief Engineer, Lieutenant Commander Mark Maddox arrives in the morning.  Later tomorrow we have a half-Cardassian science officer coming aboard."
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 “Fine, I’ll be in my office.” “Fine, I’ll be in my office.”
  
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 Not quite rid of his anger at Starfleet for mismanaging his files, Leon decided to postpone contacting them again.  It was his feeling that it would do no good to keep beating his head against the proverbial brick wall with the same set of personnel clerks.  Leon felt that finding an ally in this quest might behoove him, especially if they had the necessary security clearances to find out the truth.  Perhaps Carter was a candidate, but he would have to wait to talk to him again. Not quite rid of his anger at Starfleet for mismanaging his files, Leon decided to postpone contacting them again.  It was his feeling that it would do no good to keep beating his head against the proverbial brick wall with the same set of personnel clerks.  Leon felt that finding an ally in this quest might behoove him, especially if they had the necessary security clearances to find out the truth.  Perhaps Carter was a candidate, but he would have to wait to talk to him again.
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 Both doctors replied, "aye, sir," as Leon returned to the diagnostic room. Both doctors replied, "aye, sir," as Leon returned to the diagnostic room.
  
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 Doctors Harris, Favuuk, and Fernmoore waited silently in the diagnostic room, each with their two-person stand-by teams geared up and ready to be dispatched.  Some of the medics were busy checking over their equipment while others read letters from home on their personal PADD devices.  The ship rocked occasionally from weapons fire, but the subsequent jostling went unnoticed. Doctors Harris, Favuuk, and Fernmoore waited silently in the diagnostic room, each with their two-person stand-by teams geared up and ready to be dispatched.  Some of the medics were busy checking over their equipment while others read letters from home on their personal PADD devices.  The ship rocked occasionally from weapons fire, but the subsequent jostling went unnoticed.
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 "Good idea." "Good idea."
  
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 When it descended, the runabout Fowler came in on a semi-controlled landing, but still gouged a rocky path in its wake.  It rested among a field of boulders at the edge of a canyon several miles south of base camp.  Fortunately, the lower gravity of the Demon-class planet lessened the travel time between the two areas to only a few hours by foot.  Captain Marshall and his team made it to the first runabout before noon, and set to work right away on repairs. When it descended, the runabout Fowler came in on a semi-controlled landing, but still gouged a rocky path in its wake.  It rested among a field of boulders at the edge of a canyon several miles south of base camp.  Fortunately, the lower gravity of the Demon-class planet lessened the travel time between the two areas to only a few hours by foot.  Captain Marshall and his team made it to the first runabout before noon, and set to work right away on repairs.
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 "Now we're talking," John Carter said with a satisfied smirk. "Now we're talking," John Carter said with a satisfied smirk.
  
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 Conditions inside the accessway were dark and cramped. John Carter was inching through the corridor. John was buried in the middle of the marching order. His eyes were fixed on the tricorder in crewman Teague's hand that was now showing John the layout of the Kreltan base. Conditions inside the accessway were dark and cramped. John Carter was inching through the corridor. John was buried in the middle of the marching order. His eyes were fixed on the tricorder in crewman Teague's hand that was now showing John the layout of the Kreltan base.
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 "Just once, I'd like for this job to make sense," he chuckled to himself. "Just once, I'd like for this job to make sense," he chuckled to himself.
  
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 "I know what you mean," said the voice on the other side of the portal, "believe me." "I know what you mean," said the voice on the other side of the portal, "believe me."
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 Carter's older self laughed. "We'll see what we can do." Carter's older self laughed. "We'll see what we can do."
  
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 The harsh dawn of Styx roused John Carter from the darkness. There was a corpsman crouched over him with a tricorder. The harsh dawn of Styx roused John Carter from the darkness. There was a corpsman crouched over him with a tricorder.
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