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==The Recent Past== | ==The Recent Past== | ||
In October of 2002, Star Fleet Command made another retired CINCSF, [[John_R._Brooks|Admiral John R. Brooks]], the new CINCGOLD following Crowell's retirement. Brooks was- and still is- a man cut from the same cloth as Crowell: a tough-as-nails officer who does not suffer foolishness or deception well. However, while Crowell had his share of combat experience, there are few in Star Fleet's history who can match Brooks' experience and success in combat. This gave Brooks an element of respect from the unit commanders that few flag officers have enjoyed- he had "been there. | In October of 2002, Star Fleet Command made another retired CINCSF, [[John_R._Brooks|Admiral John R. Brooks]], the new CINCGOLD following Crowell's retirement. Brooks was- and still is- a man cut from the same cloth as Crowell: a tough-as-nails officer who does not suffer foolishness or deception well. However, while Crowell had his share of combat experience, there are few in Star Fleet's history who can match Brooks' experience and success in combat. This gave Brooks an element of respect from the unit commanders that few flag officers have enjoyed- he had "been there." Brooks would serve as CINCGOLD from October, 2002 until April, 2007, when he would be reassigned as the Commander-in-Chief of [[Blue Fleet]]. | ||
Due to budgetary cutbacks, Brooks would have a somewhat smaller resource pool from which to work than his predecessor. This fortold of dangerous times for Gold, for the tensions along the [[Gorn Hegemony]] border were threatening to boil over into all-out war while at the same time new enemies, such as the [[Woren Imperium]], began to make their presence felt. In a sign of the unrest during this time, [[DS13|Deep Space 13]] would be destroyed, as would the medical pavillion at Orestes. | Due to budgetary cutbacks, Brooks would have a somewhat smaller resource pool from which to work than his predecessor. This fortold of dangerous times for Gold, for the tensions along the [[Gorn Hegemony]] border were threatening to boil over into all-out war while at the same time new enemies, such as the [[Woren Imperium]], began to make their presence felt. In a sign of the unrest during this time, [[DS13|Deep Space 13]] would be destroyed, as would the medical pavillion at Orestes. | ||
