Admiral, Fleet Ready
Fleet Admiral Skunk
| Pilot Date | 1996.06.06 |
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| Missions | 576 |
| Total Light Years | 10,760.13 |
| Current Experience | 24,946.80 |
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Greetings, I am Skunk - Founder and Fleet Admiral of SCUL. I started the gang in 1996 and have been flying ever since. I'm looking forward to Alphamission 2023, when I will have flown with SCUL more than half my life. As you can imagine a lot has changed about SCUL in a quarter century, and as I have grown - so has the gang. In that sense SCUL helps me define who I wish to become. It re-invents me, and encourages me to grow, and I will forever be grateful for the people who work and play with me, past and present. I have seen some truly amazing things, none of which I'd ever experience without SCUL.
While I'm certain there are some who read these words that have experienced a fleet fly-by, I have only seen SCUL from a bystander's viewpoint on three occasions. I hadn't given it much thought until I experienced it for myself. The space surrounding SCUL transforms into a thirty-second party that seemed to have leaked into the street, leaving a wake of smiles, laughter, dancing, and boisterous conversation. As the cheering and music and wild bell-ringing gradually subside, space-time resumes her course and life retuens to normal - as if nothing ever happened.
When flying with SCUL the atmosphere of the city is different. We encounter transport traffic, pulsars, black holes, meteorites, radiation, nebulae and even space weevil - and for the first 20 solar orbits or so, there's chaffing. We maneuver through the tightest turns and spaces that out largest ships will fit through, even if landing and spacewalking is needed. We sometimes fly hundred light year missions that can take fourteen hours to complete. There are hundreds of pleasant social micro-interactions I have. A lot can happen in a few seconds, if you are bustin' tha funk!
What amazes me most of all is the way this completely volunteer organization works so hard and so well together. While SCUL's job structure is completely first-come-first serve, many veteran pilots have become excellent specialists. When a job needs doing, it gets done well. Our fort and our ships attest to it.
There's a moment during almost every SCUL mission I've been on where I find myself in a situation I couldn't have possibly predicted. In other words, SCUL space travel is intense. We are the flame for all the funky, freaky moths out there just itching for the invite to bust the funk with us.
What's a life without the weird?
External Links
- Instagram @fleetadmiralskunk
- Steel Sculptures of Friendly Robots: Skunkadelia.
Taskforce
| Mission Leader | 444 | Deck Officer | 107 | Gate Attendant | 19 | MRC Officer | 146 | Navigator | 25 | Tailgunner | 3 | Com-Sat 1 | 1 | Tool Bag | 23 | Flat Bag | 9 | Medi Bag | 3 | Wookiee Bag | 12 | Ambassador | 25 | Chalk Bag | 56 | Still Cam | 74 | Airlock | 42 | Recycler | 17 | Life Support 1 | 277 | Life Support 2 | 6 | Life Support 3 | 4 | Life Support 4 | 1 | Damage Control | 21 | Minister of Zoobs | 27 | Mission Pinner | 10 | Mission Debriefer | 17 | Mission Reporter | 76 | Stellar Cartographer | 4 | Cleaner | 36 | Compressor Wrangler | 21 | Fileczar | 5 | Filmer | 77 | Paper Wrangler | 18 | Radio Wrangler | 1 | Sentry | 1 | Life Support Synthesis | 134 | Skynet Operator Pre | 4 | Stillcam Downloader | 12 |
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Accolades
Hi-Fives/Waves
3444
Cups
1467
MRC Basic
616.25
MRC Advanced
39
Fort Maintenance
506.7
Wookie work
3
Colors on Person
9
Cadet Training (hours)
4
Derby Win
23
Derby Ribbon Grab
3
Transport Services
1
Heavy Transport Services
2
Graphic Design
56
Ship Cargo
5
Skynet
5
Ships Built: 42
Recruitment
Pilots Hosted: 140
Service Record
1996
14
5
35
15
159
19
24
10
31
1
13
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