325th Fighter Squadron Positions

325th Fighter Squadron
Department Colors:	Pilots & Command Maintenance
Officers:	35
Enlisted:	90
Senior Officer:	Commander Terry Walsh
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The best pilots in Starfleet, they are responsible for piloting the starfighters in ship-to-ship battles, as well as providing escort for shuttles, and runabouts.

Command Positions

Though the Fighter Squadron doesn't have any dedicated staff for Flight Operations, those matters are handled by the Operations Department and Shuttle/Work Bee Maintenance by Flight Control and Engineering.

Squadron Commander

Classification: Officer

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Deputy Squadron Commander

Classification: Officer

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Squadron Commander's Aide

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
A Yeoman assigned to the Squadron Commander to handle paperwork and administrative functions.

Pilot Positions

Alpha Flight

Alpha Flight Leader

Classification: Officer

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Alpha Flight Deputy Leader

Classification: Officer

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Alpha Flight Fighter Pilot

Classification: Officer

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Alpha Flight Tactical Systems Operator

Classification: Officer

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Bravo Flight

Bravo Flight Leader

Classification: Officer

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Bravo Flight Deputy Leader

Classification: Officer

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Bravo Flight Fighter Pilot

Classification: Officer

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Bravo Flight Tactical Systems Operator

Classification: Officer

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Charlie Flight

Charlie Flight Leader

Classification: Officer

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Charlie Flight Deputy Leader

Classification: Officer

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Charlie Flight Fighter Pilot

Classification: Officer

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Charlie Flight Tactical Systems Operator

Classification: Officer

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Flight Deck Command Center

Senior Deck Boss

Classification: Officer

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Deck Boss

Classification: Officer

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Flight Navigation Officer

Classification: Officer

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Flight Navigation Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

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Flight Weapons Officer

Classification: Officer

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Flight Weapons Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

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Flight Damage Control Officer

Classification: Officer

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Flight Damage Control Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

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Flight Operations Officer

Classification: Officer

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Flight Operations Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

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Flight Communications Officer

Classification: Officer

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Flight Communications Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

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Flight Sensors Officer

Classification: Officer

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Flight Sensors Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

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Flight Medical Officer

Classification: Officer

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Flight Medical Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

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Maintenance Positions

Being a pilot is not all flying and dogfighting – just a fair portion of it. When not in the air, a pilot has to deal with one of the most formidable and determined forces in the known galaxy – the Crew Chief. A pilot does not own the fighter he flies, or any part of it – the plane belongs to the Crew Chief and his dedicated team of engineers who clean it and repair it every time it comes home. The pilot merely ‘borrows’ it for the mission. Woe to the pilot who forgets the care and effort that his ground crew puts into his bird.

Chief of Fighter Maintenance

Classification: Officer

Description:
The Chief of Fighter Maintenance is the individual charged by the Squadron Commander for the technical upkeep of all fighters.

Maintenance Crew Chief

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
The Crew Chief is the senior NCO of a ground crew assigned to a fighter, supervising and inspecting the work they do. Crew Chiefs know all there is to know about the fighter they maintain, and not even the pilot knows a craft better. The Crew Chief is responsible for the craft’s readiness for missions, and ensures all maintenance is properly documented.

Propulsion Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
The Propulsion engineer oversees the maintenance of the EPS relay system and power supply, warp engines, impulse drive, and maneuvering thrusters.

Propulsion Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
The Propulsion specialist assists the Propulsion engineer with the maintenance of the EPS relay system and power supply, warp engines, impulse drive, and maneuvering thrusters.

Systems Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
The Systems engineer maintains life support, ejection systems, communications, inertial dampeners and any and all survival gear attached to the craft in case of crash landing/ejection.

Systems Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
The Systems specialist assists the Systems Engineer with the maintenance life support, ejection systems, communications, inertial dampeners and any and all survival gear attached to the craft in case of crash landing/ejection.

Power Systems Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
Computer systems and sensors are under the care of this engineer, who also makes sure that navigation and astrogation computers are kept up to date and working properly.

Power Systems Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
Computer systems and sensors are maintained with the help of this specialist, who also makes sure that navigation and astrogation computers are kept up to date and working properly.

Diagnostic Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
The Diagnostic Engineer works alongside with the Systems Engineers and Power Systems Engineers to determine problems and fix them.

Diagnostic Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
The Diagnostic Specialist works alongside with the Systems Engineers and Power Systems Engineers to determine problems and fix them.

Environmental Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
This engineer maintains the environmental functions of the fighter and the accompanying flight suit for its pilot.

Environmental Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
This specialist maintains the environmental functions of the fighter and the accompanying flight suit for its pilot.

Tactical Systems Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
The Ordinance engineer takes care of all weapons and targeting system; he is the one that oversees proper loading of torpedoes, missiles, bombs, and other munitions – including chaff, flares, ECM pods and other defensive measures. This engineer also oversees targeting computers and relevant subsystems.

Tactical Systems Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
The Ordinance specialist takes care of all weapons and targeting system; he is the one that oversees proper loading of torpedoes, missiles, bombs, and other munitions – including chaff, flares, ECM pods and other defensive measures. This engineer also oversees targeting computers and relevant subsystems.

Structural Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
These engineers check and care for all of the structural aspects of the fighter.

Structural Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
These engineers check and care for all of the structural aspects of the fighter.

Damage Control/Maintenance Engineer

Classification: Officer

Description:
Anything that moves, this engineer sees to it that it moves right. Landing gear, antigrav units, internal hardpoint doors, access panels, other basic mechanical features – nothing too big or too small for this greasemonkey.

Damage Control/Maintenance Specialist

Classification: Enlisted

Description:
Anything that moves, this engineer sees to it that it moves right. Landing gear, antigrav units, internal hardpoint doors, access panels, other basic mechanical features – nothing too big or too small for this greasemonkey.