Stingray
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USS Stingray | |
Spacecraft Characteristics | |
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Base Hull | Seawolf-class nuclear attack submarine |
Drive Type | Reactionless thrusters |
Owner | United States Navy |
Flag of Record | United States of America |
Faction | 'Danelaw (US Navy) |
Registry Number | SSN 2161-X |
Launched | 31 March 2012 |
Purpose | “Showing the Flag” |
Primary Crew | Commander Tom Dodge (Captain) Lieutenant Emily Lake (XO) Lieutenant j.g. Wilhemina “Willie” Grumby (Dive Officer, Manoeuvring Officer) |
Other Crew | Ensign McHale (quartermaster) Ens. Virginia "Ginny" Kittredge (nurse) Ens. Leigh Appleby (nurse) Ens. Lizzy Standish (nurse) CPO Aldous Howard (engineer) Electronic Technician 2/c Nitro Jones Sonar Technician 2/c E. T. Lovachelli Reactor Technician 1/c Brad Stepanik-Winslow “Spots” Sylvesterson (dive plane operator) many others |
Auxillary Vehicles | NR-1(X) minisub (shuttle) |
Operational Status | Active |
(Open ship, created by Duane Peters)
Known Vehicle Quirks
- Can’t hear you over the music! The drive requires loud Sousa marches being played in the engine room to function. Very loud Sousa marches.
- Operation: Petticoat: The hull turns bright pink when the drive is engaged.
Known Crew Quirks
- No ’Danes Here: The crew is made up exclusively of Fen and Fendanes; they likely cleaned out the entire USN’s stock on non-’Danes to find enough to crew the Stingray.
- Three-Hour Tour: "Willie" Grumby is the daughter of two reasonably-famous ex-castaways, and treats all of the people marooned with her biological parents as her parents.
Trivia
- The Stingray has the highest percentage of female crew in the US Navy submarine service.
- The ship has a ’waved mini-sub (similar to a NR-1 nuclear rescue vehicle) as an auxiliary craft.
Stories
The Stingray appears in the following stories:
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