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Star Trek: The Next Generation - Ambassador Class Concept Art by Rick Sternbach

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Puddle jumper arrives at the Midway Space Station between Galaxies, “The Return Pt. 1″

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Battle Modern Master Plan No. 16 - The Boeing Pegasus Hydrofoil. Only six of these were made and they were in service from 1977 to 30 July 1993. Only one, USS Aries, still exists and it is at a Hydrofoil Museum in Missouri.

From Battle Picture Weekly No. 72, dated 17 July 1976. Treasury of British Comics.

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B-1B bombers perform joint training with Singapore and Japan in the Indo-Pacific

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 01/22/2024 - 9:00 p.m. in Military

Two U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancers bombers were moved to the Indo-Pacific region where they carried out joint exercises with the Air Force of the Republic of Singapore (RSAF) and the Air Self-Defense Force of Japan (JASDF).

The two B-1B Lancers assigned to the 345º Expeditionary Bomber Squadron of Dyesss Air Base, Texas, arrived at Paya Lebar Air Base, Singapore, on January 18, as part of regular training of the United States Air Force and commitments to key partners in the region.

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The bombers will perform air refueling training with RSAF's Airbus A330 MRTT planes.

B-1B Lancer bomber lands at Paya Lebar Air Base in Singapore.

Integration with RSAF provides valuable professional exchanges and training opportunities with different aircraft and crews.

In a statement, PACAF emphasized the importance of integration with RSAF, mentioning the valuable professional exchanges and training opportunities with different aircraft and crews.

Although PACAF did not label the bomber deployment as a Bomber Task Force, the B-1 also participated in separate training with four JASDF F-15 Eagles over the Sea of Japan on January 18.

Photos released on PACAF social networks showed supersonic bombers flying next to Japanese F-15 fighters. The purpose of these exercises is to improve the deterrence and response capabilities, as well as the tactical skills of the US-Japan alliance, as declared by PACAF.

The PACAF spokesman added that they continue to conduct bomber missions in the Indo-Pacific region, demonstrating the effectiveness of the forces to ensure security in various environments. These training opportunities, according to him, support the national security objectives through the speed, flexibility and readiness of strategic bombers.

At the same time, U.S. Air Force F-35 fighters conducted joint training with several aircraft of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force on January 17 and 19 over the waters of the southern region of the island of Okinawa, Japan.

The two-day exercise involved 27 F-15 jets, one E-767, two E-2C Hawkeyes and two KC-46A Pegasus tanker planes from Japan, along with approximately 10 American F-35s poachers. JASDF announced that the training aimed to improve bilateral response capabilities and tactical skills.

The PACAF spokesman reiterated his commitment to carry out various missions, such as bombers, cargo, refueling and hunting in the Indo-Pacific region, highlighting the effectiveness of the forces in providing security in a varied and uncertain environment.

Tags: Military AviationB-1B LancerJASDF - Japan Air Self-Defense Force/Japan Self-Defense Air ForceRSAF - Republic of Singapore Air Force - Air Force of the Republic of SingaporeUSAF - United States Air Force / U.S. Air ForceWar Zones - Indo-Asia-Pacific

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Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. He has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. He uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation.

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happy picard day everyone!!! i just wanted to let y'all know that to celebrate my server will be watching the following:

7x12 the pegasus (the ep that started picard day in the first place!)

4x21 the drumhead (picard is accused of treason!)

5x25 the inner light (picard lives a whole life, and learns to play the flute)

5x02 darmok (picard must find a way to communicate with a species for whom the universal translator has given up completely)

if you wanna hit these picard highlights with us you're more than welcome to join us here:

the stream will start at 15:00 new york time (about 3.5 hours from me posting this) and will continue over the course of a few hours. hope to see some of y'all there!

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TIMELINE

2241 :     janice is born to donna and walter rand, stellar cartographers, in the midwest of the united states.

2245 :    her parents receive funding from the federation astrophysical survey to conduct independent research for the continued creation of up to date star charts. janice spends the rest of her childhood aboard their vessel travelling the galaxy with them as they conducted their work.

2248 :    benjamin and sirri are born 

2256 :    the outbreak of the federation-kingon war brings an end to the rand’s exploration, the f.a.s deeming into too dangerous for civilians to be travelling alone.

2259 :    missing the stars and wanting to strike out on her own, janice signs up as an enlisted creman for starfleet, spending seven weeks at boot camp then seven weeks at the technical services academy before being assigned as a crewman second class on the transport ship uss pegasus.

2263 :    transfers to the enterprise to serve as the chief tactical officer’s yeoman

2265 :     james t kirk takes over the captaincy of the uss enterprise, janice is assigned to be his yeoman, promoting her from petty officer second class to petty officer first class. it’s deemed that her experience with exploration and on various planets would be a boon to the five year mission.

2270 :    with the enterprise’s five year mission coming to a close, janice applies for the officer conversion program at the academy with a glowing recommendation from her captain.

2273 :    graduating from the academy as lieutenant junior grade due to her previous service and performance she is reassigned to the enterprise this time as the ship’s counsellor.

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i love all colors! Each hue can look appealing as long as you know how to uss it or marry it with other colors

Maybeee.. Pegasus! I cant think of any other creatures asude from my local folklore version of a boogeyman, that was used to convince me to go to sleep as a kid but i grew out of it 👍

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Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges trivia from Memory Alpha:

- Writer Ronald D. Moore arrived at the title of the episode when browsing at a book store, at a point when he was already working on the episode but hadn't yet titled it. He found a copy of a book by William Rehnquist dealing with the prerogative writ of habeas corpus, and its suspension during the American Civil War. On the book jacket, Moore discovered a blurb in which Abraham Lincoln's suspension of the writ of habeas corpus is described as "a classic case of the old Roman dictum Inter arma silent leges." He felt the phrase would be perfect as this episode's title, as it synchronized well with the installment's theme. He sent the phrase to the show's research consultant, Joan Pearce, and talked with her about it, ensuring that he had the Latin correct. Pearce provided a longer version and told Moore he could arrange the words as he saw fit, since word order did not matter in Latin. ((AOL chat, 1998); Cinefantastique, Vol. 32, No. 4/5, p. 76) Moore noted, "We monkeyed around a little bit with the word order, so it looked good and sounded right […] I was kind of proud of it." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 32, No. 4/5, p. 76)

- Initially, the plan was for Bashir to fool Sloan and to expose him, but early in the writing process, Ron Moore took the script in an entirely other direction; rather than Bashir duping Sloan, Bashir thinks he's duping Sloan, but in reality, Sloan is duping him. As Moore explained; "The trick we came up with here was to really lead him along and make it look to the audience like he's ahead of the game. Make the audience believe he's figuring it all out, and then telling them, 'No – they've figured him out.'" (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 661))

- The episode is closely similar in story and theme to John le Carre's classic Cold War spy novel, The Spy Who Came In From The Cold, in which a British intelligence agent participates in an elaborate plot to frame the head of East German intelligence for treason, only to discover that the man really is a British mole, and the outcome of the plot is to discredit a well-meaning, sympathetic member of East German intelligence who was getting close to exposing the mole. Likewise, in this episode, the unsympathetic Koval is saved by a Section 31 deception, while the well-meaning Senator Cretak is sacrificed in order to allow Koval to continue to serve the Federation. Ron Moore commented: "It was more of a challenge as a writer to pull it off and make it a really intriguing puzzle, to keep the audience off balance, to keep them wondering what the next twist was going to be, and yet to play fair with them. If you look back at the episode after it was over with, everything was there. All the clues were there: all the red herrings were there. I didn't just pull things in randomly. I was trying to be true to the concept, to be true to what Sloan would do, to make sure all the motivations worked out. It was a complicated show. But I really enjoyed it. I like spy thrillers, and espionage pieces. It was cool to get a chance to really do one like that, and to take it off the station, set up these other characters and do it on Romulus. It just had a real kind of classic, Cold War feeling to the whole thing. Rick Berman said. ‘You could do this as a stage play set in East Berlin.’That’s right, you really could." (Cinefantastique, Volume 29 Number 6/7)

- The ship on which Bashir travels is called the Bellerophon. In Greek mythology, Bellerophon was the hero who slew the beast Chimera, which is also the title of the episode which was produced directly before "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges". As Ronald D. Moore explains, this was only a coincidence; "The Bellerophon was a ship on which Lord Nelson sailed. That's where I plucked the name from." After someone pointed out that the mythic character of Bellerophon rode the winged horse named Pegasus (also the name of a starship, USS Pegasus, featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Pegasus"), Moore commented, "Yeah, someone pointed that out to me after the fact, but I wasn't trying to draw a connection between the two." On the connection between the titles of this and the previous episodes, Moore simply admitted, "I didn't even know that." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 660))

- Ira Steven Behr was a little disappointed with how this episode ultimately turned out; "It's an excellent show, but it doesn't have all the levels it should have. We thought we'd do a show about the compromising of Bashir. Unfortunately, it doesn't do that. At the end, Bashir winds up making this angry, pointed speech to Ross, which is a lot less interesting than the situation at the end of "In the Pale Moonlight". There, a man is trying to deal with his own culpability. And this is a show that demanded, I felt, Bashir's culpability. And he gets to walk away clean, with him being the one pointing the finger. It takes the show down a notch, and keeps it from reaching the level we wanted." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 661))

- Of playing a different side to Admiral William Ross, actor Barry Jenner commented; "He'd do anything to save the Federation. And here he puts so much value on the success of the war efforts that he's willing to do things that might not be thought of as honest and aboveboard. He was willing to bend some rules behind the scenes and go through some soul searching to defend the integrity of the Federation." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 661))

- Behr likened Ross's character change to Sisko's; "Ross is a compromised guy, just like Sisko. But it's not like he's a double agent. If he were, we'd have never allowed him to marry Sisko and Kasidy. It's so spooky talking about this stuff. It almost sounds heretical. Compromised heroes! Compromised supporting characters! It's wonderful, isn't it? I'm very proud of what we've been allowed to do." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 661))

- Authors Mark Jones and Lance Parkin wrote of this episode, "Some clever writing lets you think Bashir is in control when Section 31 is already one step ahead of the game. Sadly, there's no exploration of Bashir's guilt, which is eloquently swept under the carpet in a fierce retort with Ross towards the end. Inter Arma… has all the makings of a great show, with Bashir subsumed with guilt, but doesn't have the courage of its convictions." (Beyond the Final Frontier, p. 265)

- Star Trek author Keith R.A. DeCandido enjoyed the "courtroom" scene but criticized the fact that Sloan had managed to accomplish everything without being detected once: "The laziest writing tool in the book is the unstoppable foe, in which the foe always manages to avoid detection, always manages to plan three steps ahead, always manages to do something impossible to get away in the end. In this episode alone, Sloan manages to sneak onto and off a military base in the middle of a war twice, get himself assigned to a sensitive mission, corrupt a Starfleet admiral, fake his own death, and get away from the most secure location in the Romulan Empire. We’re given no explanation for how Sloan does any of this—the death-faking is the only thing that even gets a token attempt, and it’s pretty much the same trick the mercenaries pulled in "Gambit, Part I"." In contrast, DeCandido praised the performances of both Adrienne Barbeau (Cretak) and John Fleck (Koval) but expressed disappointment with Barry Jenner, describing his performance as "excessively wooden". Overall, he labelled the episode "very fun" and "…full of some crackling dialogue" awarding it a "warp factor rating" of 6/10. [3]

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The Sunnydale Herald Newsletter, Wednesday, January 18

Cordelia: It's me, Cordelia? I know you can't answer me, but... God, this is all my fault. You joined the swim team to impress me. You were so courageous. And you looked really hot in those Speedos. (chuckles) And I want you to know that I still care about you, no matter what you look like. And... and we can still date. Or, or not. I mean... I understand if you wanna see other fish. I'll do everything I can to make your quality of life better. Whether that means little bath toys or whatever.

~~Go Fish~~

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Starbase 400 - USS Pegasus-C

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Teal'c, I have a collect call from the Pegasus Galaxy, will you accept the charges?

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1. F-35 Lightning II fighter jet - The F-35 program is the most expensive military weapons system in history, with an estimated cost of over $1.7 trillion over its lifetime. The F-35 is a 5th generation multirole fighter designed to replace aging aircraft in the US military and its allies.

2. B-2 Spirit stealth bomber - The B-2 Spirit is a strategic bomber designed to penetrate enemy airspace undetected. Each aircraft cost over $2 billion to produce, and the program's total cost is estimated to be around $44 billion.

3. Trident II D5 ballistic missile - The Trident II D5 is a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) used by the US and UK navies. Each missile is estimated to cost around $30 million.

4. USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier - The USS Gerald R. Ford is the lead ship in a new class of supercarriers for the US Navy. Its estimated cost is around $13 billion.

5. Virginia-class submarines - The Virginia-class submarines are a new generation of nuclear-powered attack submarines for the US Navy. The program's total cost is estimated to be around $117 billion.

6. Zumwalt-class destroyer - The Zumwalt-class is a new class of guided missile destroyers for the US Navy. Each ship is estimated to cost around $4.6 billion, and the program's total cost is estimated to be around $22 billion.

7. Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jet - The Eurofighter Typhoon is a multirole fighter jet developed by a consortium of European countries. Each aircraft is estimated to cost around $120 million.

8. V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft - The V-22 Osprey is a tiltrotor aircraft used by the US military for a variety of missions. Each aircraft is estimated to cost around $75 million.

9. P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft - The P-8 Poseidon is a maritime patrol aircraft used by the US Navy. Each aircraft is estimated to cost around $170 million.

10. MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aerial vehicle - The MQ-9 Reaper is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) used by the US military for reconnaissance and strike missions. Each drone is estimated to cost around $16 million.

11. C-17 Globemaster III transport aircraft - The C-17 Globemaster III is a strategic transport aircraft used by the US military and its allies. Each aircraft is estimated to cost around $218 million.

12. THAAD missile defense system - The THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense) missile defense system is designed to intercept and destroy ballistic missiles in flight. The program's total cost is estimated to be around $15 billion.

13. B-52 Stratofortress bomber - The B-52 Stratofortress is a long-range, subsonic bomber used by the US Air Force since the 1950s. The program's total cost is estimated to be around $77 billion, adjusted for inflation.

14. S-400 Triumf air defense system - The S-400 Triumf is a Russian-made air defense system designed to engage a variety of targets, including aircraft and ballistic missiles. Each system is estimated to cost around $500 million.

15. F-22 Raptor fighter jet - The F-22 Raptor is a 5th generation stealth fighter designed for air superiority missions. The program's total cost is estimated to be around $67 billion.

16. M1 Abrams tank - The M1 Abrams is a main battle tank used by the US military and its allies. Each tank is estimated to cost around $8.9 million.

17. USS Zumwalt destroyer - The USS Zumwalt is the lead ship in the Zumwalt-class of guided missile destroyers for the US Navy. Each ship is estimated to cost around $4.6 billion.

18. KC-46 Pegasus aerial refueling aircraft - The KC-46 Pegasus is a new aerial refueling tanker for the US Air Force. Each aircraft is estimated to cost around $223 million.

19. F-15 Eagle fighter jet - The F-15 Eagle is a 4th generation fighter designed for air superiority missions. The program's total cost is estimated to be around$30 billion, adjusted for inflation.

20. USS Virginia submarine - The USS Virginia is the lead ship in the Virginia-class of nuclear-powered attack submarines for the US Navy. Each submarine is estimated to cost around $3.5 billion.

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