The<em>U.S.S. Georgetown</em>airship carrier is on loan to the office of joint allied operations. Designed by the Japanese and built by the U.S the carrier has been retrofitted by the British and the other allied nations to serve as the mobile base for the top secret commando operations the allied powers have decided to conduct. It has many amenities and facilities that numerous ships in the combined navies and air corps would kill for. Its prototype aether-engine allow fast and relatively quiet space travel as well as in-atmosphere maneuvers. She doesn't carry as many planes as an unmodified air carrier because it makes room for an extended armory and machine bay as well as additional living facilities.<br/><br/>It has numerous armaments and can take on just about any C.P. ship in a one-on-one fight. She is geared more toward the covert operations that the commandos are called upon to execute. Mobile and powerful it is the ideal base for the best of the best in the allied forces. It has a flight deck and four decks bellow that.<br/><br/><strong><span class="bbc_u">Flight Deck</span></strong><br/><br/>Contains the hangars and deck for gyrocoptors and aeroplanes.<br/><br/><strong><span class="bbc_u">1st Command and Control</span></strong><br/><br/>A deck that is the only way up to the bridge that overlooks the flight deck.<br/><br/><strong>Communications:</strong>This room is the nerve center for the whole ship. This room controls the information coming into the ship as well as the communications transmitted throughout the ship itself. All comm traffic comes through this place. It is covered in wires and wireless sets as well as radar displays. It used to be in the bridge proper but that presented a juicy target for bombers. Now the stations in the bridge are merely readouts or bridge communications to other parts of the streets.<br/><br/><strong>Briefing Room:</strong>A no-nonsense room with chairs, a podium, and a projector for slides. It is simply the place where officers or operative are briefed on missions. It is one of the most secure places on the ship because of the sensitive nature of the goings on within.<br/><br/><strong>Infirmary:</strong>In a pinch this sterile bright place can hold about half the crew of the<em>Georgetown</em>. It has every modern amenity that most hospitals would covet. It also has its own refrigeration, independent of the mess hall's.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u"><strong>2nd. Crew Deck</strong></span><br/><br/><strong>Living Quarters</strong>While enlisted and officers sleep on the same deck officers (including the commandos regardless of rank) get their own small cabins that contain a single small bed (barely enough for two people). A book shelf, small desk and wardrobe with room for a footlocker. There is storage space beneath the bed and a small porthole window.<br/><br/><strong>Mess:</strong>A large communal mess that can seat a whole shift of enlisted and officers. It's a clinical and clean place where people come to eat rations or even fresh food at time. Despite the communal nature there are reserved tables for officers and commandos. It is reminiscent of a cafeteria. Alcohol is rationed and kept in the officer's club.<br/><br/><strong>Officers Club:</strong>The recreation room for commandos and officers. It's fairly posh and contains a wet bar, small library, films and projectors, pool tables, and pinball machines, and a small dance floor and record player with collection. It is for off duty people to unwind and relax. It has several sofas and soft chairs. It's not brand new, but it's better than the sterile metal confines of the rest of the ship.<br/><br/><strong>Gymnasium:</strong>This room contains a large in-ground pool that can double as a reserve water supply (it's boiled and filtered) and every modern exercise amenity including treadmills and stationary bikes as well as weight machines (free weights are too dangerous). It also contains solarium beds.<br/><br/><strong>Bath Facilities:</strong>Like a giant gym shower there is no segregation for men and women. The walls are lined with small shelves and shower heads. They are switched to steam when there is no atmosphere to take into its condensers. The sanitary facilities are much more private, being portioned into booths. There are also two lavatories, one for men, and the other for women.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u"><strong>3rd Engine Room</strong></span><br/><br/>This decks is entirely devoted the aether and diesel engines. It also contains all the facilities for plumbing and sanitation. It's cramped and tight quartered. The engineering staff usually doesn't like the non-mechanically inclined scurrying around unless they absolutely have to be.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u"><strong>4th Armory and Ordinance Deck</strong></span>[/b]<br/><br/><strong>Armory:</strong>This room is shelves and brackets. It contains all of the armaments currently available for the<em>Georgetown</em>. It contains all the arms, ammo, and parts for the ship and her personnel.<br/><br/><strong>Garage:</strong>Contains all ground vehicles and powered armor that is currently aboard the<em>Georgetown</em>. IT usually has a few combat motorcycles and light vehicles but can carry one of the large titan-class landships if need be.<br/><br/><strong>Shooting Range:</strong>For target practice with non explosive ordinance only. It contains five stalls and all of the equipment needed to keep in tip-top shape.<br/><hr/><br/><strong><span class="bbc_u">Rules for Posting</span></strong><br/><br/>-There is no post order here, but keep away from double posts.<br/>-Use the profile template provided in the Character Sheet Thread.<br/>-When the alarm sounds for a mission or under an attack your character is understood to be finishing up whatever they're doing posthaste.<br/><br/><br/>