Kavash recognized the Captains quick and efficient welcome to the bridge.  The tension in  his voice and the concentration on gathering as much information as possible on the mission was his priority.  With an away team on the way to the planet, now was not the time for pleasantries of traditional protocols.<br/><br/>Taking his place at the console in the back of the bridge, to the right of the Captain along the back wall where Kavash would have a birds eye view of the whole bridge crew and be able to see the Command staff at all times during a battle.  Kavash snickered for a moment as he realized that the Tactical station was in the same place on the Intrepid.  Signing into the console, the systems readouts came alive to his touch on the shiny touch screen.  Readouts of shield harmonics, torpedo loads, phaser status and all items directly tied to tactical operations took their respective places on the console.  "Computer, activate Kavash Teel tactical configuration Beta Sierra Five.  Authorization Gamma Two Six Five, password Peek-a-boo."  His eye looked up and quickly skimmed the room to see who had turned to him with a questioning look.  A few crewmembers nearby turned away quickly trying not to show the smirks on their faces.  Kavash's smile curled a little at the ends.<em>'Activation complete'</em>the computer responded.  Within seconds the computer system had downloaded the preset configurations for the systems that Kavah's previous host had developed and configured them to work with the McNair's unique systems.  The computer read outs made Kavash shake his head in surprise.  "computer confirm these readings based on the new settings?"  A chime from the computer signaled a computation in process.<em>The readings are correct</em>commented the soothing female voice.<br/><br/>"Captain, I've configured the ships tactical systems based on the schematics and my initial designs for the systems.  Transphasic shields are operating at peak efficiency and fully engaged.  The new phasers are showing one hundred and ten percent of normal output power."<br/><br/>