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Welcome to the web site for the USS ''Coventry'', a ''Coventry''-class destroyer in [[TACRON 49 - Tactical Squadron 49| Tacital Squadron 49]] of ASR's [[Silver Fleet]]. | Welcome to the web site for the USS ''Coventry'', a ''Coventry''-class destroyer in [[TACRON 49 - Tactical Squadron 49| Tacital Squadron 49]] of ASR's [[Silver Fleet]]. | ||
The ''Coventry'' is commanded by [[USS_COVENTRY_Crew_Biofiles# | The ''Coventry'' is commanded by [[USS_COVENTRY_Crew_Biofiles#CAPT_James_Cross.2C_Commanding_Officer|Captain Alexander H. Nelson]], played by [mailto:sowards1701@yahoo.com Timothy Sowards]. | ||
If you are interested in learning more about ''Coventry'', please contact the Commanding Officer, Captain | If you are interested in learning more about ''Coventry'', please contact the Commanding Officer, Captain Cross, aka [mailto:sowards1701@yahoo.com Timothy Sowards]. For information on [[Silver Fleet]] opportunities, contact Vice Admiral Jenna Harris, aka [mailto:cincsilver@alt-starfleet-rpg.org Mary McNeely]. | ||
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Welcome to the web site for the USS Coventry, a Coventry-class destroyer in Tacital Squadron 49 of ASR's Silver Fleet. The Coventry is commanded by Captain Alexander H. Nelson, played by Timothy Sowards. If you are interested in learning more about Coventry, please contact the Commanding Officer, Captain Cross, aka Timothy Sowards. For information on Silver Fleet opportunities, contact Vice Admiral Jenna Harris, aka Mary McNeely. |
Current Mission
Coventry has completed its first refit. Captain Peter J. Erickson, the first captain of Coventry has retired. Command passed to Captain James Cross. Coventry is scheduled for a mission in the Gamma Quadrant.
"No Mission to Difficult, No Sacrifice Too Great..." may have more of a meaning than ever before.
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