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Star Fleet Engineering
- What is Star Fleet Engineering?
Star Fleet Engineering is a division of the Alt.StarFleet.RPG (ASR) online role playing universe. It consists of three principles bureaus. The Bureau of Ships (BuSHIPS) is responsible for designing Federation starships and starship systems. The Bureau of Facilities (BuFAC) is responsible for designing and maintaining shipyards and starbases. The Bureau of Alien Technology Assessment is responsible for analyzing non-Federation technologies. The organization exists to serve the needs of the ASR community for consistent technological reference material to support story writing and to provide advice and answer questions from club members about futuristic technology or the implications of technology to plot-related details.
Sincerely,
Jeffrey Jenkins,
Vice Admiral Telran Vroon
Commander Star Fleet Engineeing
Star Fleet Engineering, Starbase Zeta
Categories
Bureau of Ships (BuSHIPS) Federation starship design specifications and images.
Bureau of Facilities (BuFAC) Federation station design specifications and images.
Bureau of Alien Technology Assesment (BATA) Profiles for non-Federation interstellar powers and technical details of these powers.
Technical Memorandum List Technical details for various equipment both small and large.
Star Fleet Engineering Library Other Star Fleet Engineering Documents.
What is ASR?
Alt.StarFleet.RPG (or ASR) is a Usenet newsgroup on the Internet. Using email and Usenet, ASR players create an interactive fiction universe based on Star Trek: The Next Generation, extrapolated approximately 40 years after the end of the series. Players create characters and, along with other players, develop stories set around starships, starbases, and the various beings that inhabit both. ASR, founded in 1991, has grown to 19 distinct role-playing units, organized into three fleets, involving nearly 140 players. It continues to grow and prosper.
To learn more about ASR, you can visit the ASR Homepage.
At this site, you can find instructions on how to join ASR in the ASR FAQ, as well as other official documents, and links to other starship homepages. This FAQ is also posted periodically on the newsgroup.
