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"You are in the Guests
and Visitors Area"
The PeaceKeeper is based on the exploration and scientific arm of the United Federation of Planets (STARFLEET) as depicted in the television shows, movies and books of STAR TREK. Therefore, the PeaceKeeper has its own Command organization while still concentrating its efforts primarily as a fan club. The departments, as you will see is not only where all the work that runs our chapter is accomplished, but it is also the structure, which allows our membership to maximize their chapter involvement.
DUTY ASSIGNMENTS
When a person joins our chapter, they pick a department right away. This gives the members an outlet for their creativity and also provides them with a smaller group of people who are interested in some of the same aspects of Trek that they find so fascinating. On the chapter level, this selection also gives the group some ideas as to what talents we might expect from the member in the future. In each department the structure ranges from its general members (none enlisted personnel) to becoming a future department head leader with rank and privileges accordingly.
The Peacekeeper's department structure is as follows.
DEPARTMENTAL BREAKDOWNS
Note: As you look at the various department positions available to our membership, please remember that if you are looking at advancement to a
department head leadership position. Each department head position has a unique set of skills and duties that are normally associated with it, which come together to support the entire chapter.
The Peacekeeper's chain of command is as follows.
COMMAND
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Commanding Officer
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The Commanding Officer has wide-ranging authority aboard the ship and is responsible to STARFLEET'S Executive Committee, the Command Staff, and the general membership. This responsibility includes all aspects of ship operations, whether delegated or not.
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Executive Officer
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The Executive Officer oversees the performance of the Department Heads and reports directly to the Commanding Officer. I have to duty to collect a regular status report from all members of the Command Staff. The reports shall be used by the Commanding Officer to formulate policy.
COMMAND STAFF
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Chief of Operations
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The Chief of Operations oversees the performance of:
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Navigation, Helm
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Weapons/Fire control
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Communications
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Ordinance
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Ships Operation
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Away Team missions.
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Chief of Security
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The Chief of Security oversees the performance of::
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Ship's Security
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Special Security
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Detention Facility
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Armory, Intelligence
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Internal Affairs.
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Chief of Science
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The Science Officer oversees the performance of:
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General Sciences: Science Equipment, Linguistics, Library Computers.
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Life Sciences: Xenology, Anthropology, Biology, Botany.
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Physical Sciences: Astronomy, Geology, Planetology, Physics, Math.
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Computer Operations
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Chief of Engineering
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The Engineering Officer oversees the performance of:
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Life Support
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Damage Control
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Warp Field
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Engines
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Computer maintenance
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General Maintenance
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Transportation
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Energy Field
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Flight Deck
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Power Plants.
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Chief Crewmaster
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The Science Officer oversees the performance of:
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Administration
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Records Archives
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Away Team Commanders
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Shuttle Commanders
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Special Services
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Cultural Specialist
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Protocol
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Financial
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Supplies.
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Web Design
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Chief of Medical
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The Chief Medical Officer oversees the performance of:
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General Practice
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Surgery
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Xeno-Medicine
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Behavior
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Bio-Scan
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Nursing
COMMAND LEVEL OFFICERS
Command Level Officers are officers who, even though are not Command Staff, nevertheless have special positions of responsibility in the Command Staff Team.
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Ships Yeoman
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The Yeoman duties involve taking minutes of the General and Command Staff meetings. Organize and present the minutes of the meetings to the general membership and Command Staff and typing all letters and reports made by the Commanding Officer and retain copies of all correspondence
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Newsletter Editor
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The Newsletter Editor, also called the Communications Officer, is responsible for editing, organizing, typesetting, publishing, and distribution of the newsletter. The Office of the Newsletter Editor can occasionally handle other types of publications as well, as directed by the Command Staff.
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Financial Officer
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he Chief Financial Officer shall be responsible for maintaining the funds of the ship. (Keeping in mind the Commanding Officer has ultimate financial responsibility for the club's funds.) This shall include all the various accounts, and other funds as they become necessary. The Financial Officer shall make monthly reports available to the Command Staff and to the Newsletter Editor for publication.
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Records Officer
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The Records Officer's responsibility is to maintain the official records of the ship. This is specifically a record of the ship's functions and activities. He/she shall keep records to make sure members receive the proper promotion points. He/she shall also develop and retain a listing of available positions aboard the ship.
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Ships Counselor
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The Ship's Counselor is responsible for the overall well-being and morale of the crew. The Ship's Counselor reports to the CO and XO.
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Community Service Officer
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The Community Service Officer is responsible for coordination of all community service projects for the ship and for the ship's interaction with the media and outside world.
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Recruiting Officer
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The Recruiting Officer is responsible for recruitment. More than one Recruiting Officer may be assigned by the C.O. for recruiting in specific geographic areas.
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Cadet Adviser for those under 12
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The Cadet Advisor will will directly supervise the Cadet Corps; Submit monthly reports to the XO; and is the voting representative of the Cadet Corps to the Command staff.
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