USS Hiroshima is honored to again receive the Bronze Unit of Merit Award for excellence in June 2010.
Additionally, Lieutenant LaSalle has received the Plot Development Citation for his actions during the ship's mission, Life Cycles.
Tweaks and updates to the website include:
- Udated mission page (specifically added Life Cycles)
- Fixed link on Links page (url changed)
Home at last!
After a long absence (deployment onboard USS NIMITZ (CVN 68)), I'm back and updating the site! During my time away, the ship did receive another Gold Unit Award of Merit (this one for July 2009). Well done to all Hiroshimites.
She also completed a mission in Cardassian territory.
Finally, we would be remiss if we did not recognize Obsidian Fleet's Character of the Year for 2009!
USS Hiroshima is happy to announce the following personal awards:
Personal Awards:
USS Hiroshima is happy to announce the following personal awards:
Personal Awards:
The crew of the Hiroshima embarks on their tenth mission: Rescue - 911, which pits the crew in a race against time as they attempt to rescue their commanding officer from the clutches of the nefarious Obsidian Order.
Congratulations are in order!
Today is a big day for members of the crew, as the following promotions have been approved by Starfleet Personnel:
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Additionally, USS Hiroshima is happy to announce the following personal awards:
Personal Awards:
USS Hiroshima is again honored to be receive the Silver Unit Award fo Merit for February 2009!
USS Hiroshima is the proud recipient of the 2008 Obsidian Fleet Sim of the Year!
USS Hiroshima is proud to have been selected as the December 2008 Gold Unit Award winner. Well done to her outstanding crew!
Additionally, the Hiroshima celebrates her sixth year of continuous activity. It's been a great ride and we look forward to many more as the stories go on.
Finally, Captain Tallik Imkahatt is honored for his recognition as the 4th Quarter (2008) Task Force Commanding Officer of merit, an accolade that would not have been possible without the continued support and contributions of his inimitable crew.
And, now, yet again, it is time for the monthly USS Hiroshima awards ceremony.
Personal Awards:
And, now, yet again, it is time for the monthly USS Hiroshima awards ceremony.
Personal Awards:
In particular, Evan Yearling's award was in honor of five years of service aboard USS Hiroshima.
Citation:
Year in, year out, through the ebb and tide of activity on the sim, USS Hiroshima, LCDR Evan Yearling has been there for me and for the ship. I cannot express my continuing gratitude for him making the dream a reality. I remember the first time I served with the writer (a different ship, but it was still Evan); the CO had this to say {paraphrase} As for the Engineer, he does everything you need a player to do. He picks up people's story lines and smooths over inconsistencies. On USS Hiroshima, he does that and more. Whether it's making the power plant react as needed for the plot, or its making someone else's bad Treknology fit (without ever offending the other party), he has been there for all of us. That is why he is deserving of the Ribbon Of Commitment, specifically for completing Five Years of distinguished and uninterrupted service on USS Hiroshima (NCC-70157-A).
Well done to all!
At the risk of sounding horribly cliché, the officers and crew of USS Hiroshima remember the significance of the seventh anniversary of the '9/11' attacks and continue to, in a purely fictional setting, strive toward ideals of peace and tolerance.
Personal Awards:
Personal Awards:
As a side note, Intelligence positions were removed from the manifest, mostly because the Captain sees no need to fill those positions with player characters.
And, now, yet again, it is time for the monthly USS Hiroshima awards ceremony.
Personal Awards:
Please take a look at the ship's Tour! We hope you enjoy a peek into what it is like, on board USS Hiroshima. The following sub-pages have been updated:
- Science (new)
- Engineering
- Civilian-Morale
- Command
USS Hiroshima was awarded her third Silver Unit Award of Merit. Well done to her outstanding officers and crew!
And, now, it is time for the monthly USS Hiroshima awards ceremony.
Longevity Awards:
Personal Awards:
Well done to all!
The crew of the Hiroshima embarks on their ninth mission: Thin Veneer, which will begins with an assignment to investigate some anomalous readyings from the Black Cluster (see our Cartography page).
Also, in order to keep the site current, all news prior to 2008 has been removed.
It is also once again, time for the monthly USS Hiroshima awards ceremony.
Ship Awards:
USS Hiroshima (NCC-70157-A) proudly displays a total of six Bronze Unit Awards of Merit! Well done to everybody aboard - you truly are a credit to this sim!
Personal Awards:
Well done to all!
LT Johara Noor was selected as the Task Force 72 Character of Merit for the third quarter of 2007.
