Mostly because it is basically irrelevant in the game and no one particularly cares. The Gorn rebellions mentioned in the background literature barely receive lip service in-game.This says much about Klingon player mentality. Other Klingon players felt the Federation made a far more worthy adversary, or at least unique one, than all the others they fought. Some players were irritated about the mission glossing over the Klingons' war crimes committed in the name of expansionism and blaming the whole thing on the Undine.
Cryptic finally resolved it in "Surface Tension", with mixed results. The Federation-Klingon War is almost completely forgotten after the "Klingon War" and "Warzone" arcs, and every time the two sides meet after that they're engaged in Teeth-Clenched Teamwork.Aborted Arc: Cryptic Studios has a bad habit of leaving plot threads to just dangle unresolved.Abnormal Ammo: The winter events held by Q from 2012 onward have introduced a whole line of ground weapons that use snow as ammunition for the snowball fights held therein.It refers to the orientation as seen on the in-game 2D map of the area but the idea of cardinal directions makes absolutely no sense in space. One Task Force Operation's Mission Control refers to one location as being north of another.This is likely to prevent players from getting horribly confused and turned around, but it also does make "vertical" attacks difficult to pull off this unfortunately makes escorts, with their narrower firing arcs, a bit harder to use than they probably should be. The main problem is that the ships are limited in how much they can pitch up or down (to about 75 degrees relative to the plane of the ecliptic) and are unable to execute any kind of rolling maneuvers other than banking during turns.This does not have to be all bad though, since it eases orientation for players. There also is a defined "up" in space, meaning instead of moving freely in all three, you may only move two dimensional with a little height difference. While there are three dimensions, the up-down is severely restricted in scope and way smaller than the others.Previous experience supporting US Army Africa STO analysis. Versed in communications systems (functionality, architecture, and maintenance procedures) to include cellular communications, Supervisory and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, and Satellite Communications (SATCOM).Įxperience with the technical operation and maintenance of civilian and military vehicles, to include a working knowledge of electrical, computer, fuel, braking, and mechanical systems. Citizenship is required for most positions.īachelor’s Degree and 5 years’ experience supporting Special Technical Operations (STO) analysis.Īctive Top Secret security clearance, with ability to obtain and maintain Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) caveats.Ībility to take and pass initial and periodic counterintelligence polygraph screenings. For our complete EEO/AA and Pay Transparency statement, please visit Company website. We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class. This position is based in Vicenza, Italy but may require business travel to the African continent or other locations.Ĭompany is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. Prepare and deliver oral and written presentations involving exercise briefings, training sessions, consultations, and strategy sessions with other staff Directorates. Propose policies and procedures to ensure compliance with applicable regulatory directives. Integrate STO and SAP capabilities with other conventional activities for the successful execution of exercises, experiments, and testing. Serve as subject matter expert on projects involving Special Technical Operations (STO), Special Access Programs (SAP), Alternative and Compensatory Control Measures (ACCM), Cyber, Electronic Warfare, Space, and other classified programs. Provide coordinated input to strategic and operational plans, contingency plans, operations orders, strategic operational analysis reports, and other documents as in support of USARAF G39 Special Programs. Supports the USARAF G39 Staff Directorate in the mission analysis and operational design for current and future emergent threats and other operations that support sensitive and exploitation activities. An active Top Secret / Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance is required. Relocation is available, and the position can be accompanied. Our US Army Africa Strategic Mission Support program is seeking a G39 Special Technical Operations (STO) Analyst, to join their diverse team in Vicenza, Italy.
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