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I thought it would be easier to have a seperate thread for the deckplan rather than having to locate it in OOC Chat everytime someone wants to use it. If you want anything moving just tell me. This is a fusion of my original plan and Mark's Plan.

Primary Hull

Deck 1
-Main Bridge
-Conference Room

Deck 2
-Officers Recreation Lounge/Captains Private Galley
-Transporter Room

Deck 3

-Laser Fire Control Room
-Forward Torpedo Launcher Control 1
-Forward Torpedo Launcher Control 2
-Aft Torpedo Launcher Control 3
-Aft Torpedo Launcher Control 4
-Primary Laser Core
-Munitions Storage


Deck 4
-Main Armory
-Target Range
-Security Office
-Brig
-Captains Quarters
-Guest Quarters


Deck 5 (Officer Country)
-Senior Officers Quarters
-Junior Officers Quarters
-Officers Mess
-Sickbay
-Officers Recreation Lounge
-Gymnasium

Deck 6 (Enlisted Country)
-access to secondary hull
-Science Lab
-Stellar Cartography
-Senior Enlisted Quarters
-Junior Enlisted Barracks
-Enlisted Mess
-Enlisted Recreation Lounge
-Enlisted Gymnasium

Deck 7
-access to secondary hull
-Secondary Armory
-Main Cargo Bay 1
-Cargo Transporter

Deck 8 (MACO Country)
-MACO Barracks
-MACO Training
-MACO Briefing
-MACO Armory
-MACO Mess/Lounge/Conference (multipurpose room)
-Secondary Munitions Storage

Deck 9
-Main Cargo Bay 2
-Laundry
-Ships Consumables
-Support ship/equipment maintenance
-Primary Sensor Control
-Main Tractor Beam Control

Deck 10
-External cargo doors
-Cargo Bays 2,3 and 4

Secondary Hull

Deck 6
-access to primary hull
-Impulse Control
-Primary Impulse Engine

Deck 7
-Shuttlebay
-Navigational Deflector Control
-Auxillary Control
-Main Deflector Shield Control Room

Deck 8
-Navigational Deflector (upper)
-Main Engineering (upper level)

Deck 9
-Navigational Deflector (lower)
-Main Engineering (lower level)

Deck 10
-Waste Management

I also found a list of which crew are in which department at which rank:

Total Compliment: 230
Officers: 85
Enlisted: 145

COMMAND (28)

Commanding Officer (1) Captain
First Officer (1) Commander
Yeoman (1) Ensign
Bridge Officer (8) Lieutenant - Ensign
Bridge Staff (17) Enlisted

ENGINEERING (42)

Chief Engineer (1) Lieutenant Commander
Deputy Chief Engineer (1) Lieutenant
Engineering Officer (15) Lieutenant JG - Ensign
Engineer (26) Enlisted

OPERATIONS (53)

Chief of Operations (1) Lieutenant Commander
Chief Helmsman (1) Lieutenant
Chief Navigator (1) Lieutenant
Chief Communications Officer (1) Lieutenant JG
Communications Officer (3) Ensign
Helmsman (3) Lieutenant JG
Navigator (3) Lieutenant JG
Operations Manager (7) Lieutenant JG - Ensign
Operations Staff (33) Enlisted

SECURITY/TACTICAL (40)

Chief of Security (1) Lieutenant
Tactical Officer (7) Ensign
Tactical Specialist (13) Enlisted
Security Officer (7) Ensign
Security Staff (12) Enlisted

MEDICAL (26)

Chief Medical Officer (1) Lieutenant Commander
Chief Nurse (1) Lieutenant
Medical Officer (8) Lieutenant JG - Ensign
Medical Staff (16) Enlisted

SCIENCE (31)

Chief Science Officer (1) Lieutenant
Science Officer (11) Ensign
Science Specialist (10) Enlisted
Science Technician (18) Enlisted

Just thought I would post a list of my medical staff:

Ensign Corina Jarr
Lieutenant Travers Samson
Ensign Steven Wright
Zachary Keegan
Curtis Bristow
Gary Hunt

Where'd the department break down list come from? Also, am I the only one who thinks for a warship kind-of-rushed into service, the medical staff seems rather large?

If you look at the 2nd post In this thread, I found a list with a breakdown of the crew compliment of a daedalus class ship.

alexmann wrote:If you look at the 2nd post In this thread, I found a list with a breakdown of the crew compliment of a daedalus class ship.

I saw that, that's the list I'm asking about I'm just curious as to where it came from.

I just searched daedalus deck plans on google and found it. If you are a department head then feel free to invent names for your department members.

alexmann wrote:I just searched daedalus deck plans on google and found it.

Doesn't make it canon, or sensible.

I didn't say it did, it's the best we have though and it would be good to have 26 medical people on a warship.

Well, Sonic would seem to disagree.

Think of it this way, If you were commisioning an experimental warship going to the front line of earths first interstellar war against a species with technical superiority, would you have a small medical team or a large one?

alexmann wrote:Think of it this way, If you were commisioning an experimental warship going to the front line of earths first interstellar war against a species with technical superiority, would you have a small medical team or a large one?

It would depend on the size of the ship I'd say. I want to be clear, I'm not opposed to the idea, I just wonder about it. Recall, the Enterprise NX-01 for it's crew of 82 people only had 1 doctor -- and I would think they'd want a few more people out there on medical staff since no one really knew what situations they would run into. In fact in all of Trek, I don't think we've ever seen more than a dozen people on the medical staff at any given time, up to and including the E-D with it's ~1000 person manifest. I think, given the tone medical staff would be minimal (1 or 2 doctors and a few nurses/orderlies/assitants --- plus the MACO Medic) to handle whatever can be handled on the ship, but more serious injuries or a large number of casualties requiring treatment at a starbase.

Sonic Glitch wrote:

alexmann wrote:Think of it this way, If you were commisioning an experimental warship going to the front line of earths first interstellar war against a species with technical superiority, would you have a small medical team or a large one?

It would depend on the size of the ship I'd say. I want to be clear, I'm not opposed to the idea, I just wonder about it. Recall, the Enterprise NX-01 for it's crew of 82 people only had 1 doctor -- and I would think they'd want a few more people out there on medical staff since no one really knew what situations they would run into. In fact in all of Trek, I don't think we've ever seen more than a dozen people on the medical staff at any given time, up to and including the E-D with it's ~1000 person manifest. I think, given the tone medical staff would be minimal (1 or 2 doctors and a few nurses/orderlies/assitants --- plus the MACO Medic) to handle whatever can be handled on the ship, but more serious injuries or a large number of casualties requiring treatment at a starbase.

You said "at any given time". Most ships work on a four shift or 3 shift rotation so you times that by 4 and you get 48 people. Now that was decided when the federation was at peace and the ship was designed as an explorer so you would expect the medical crew of a wartime batleship to be proportionally larger.

alexmann wrote:

Sonic Glitch wrote:

alexmann wrote:Think of it this way, If you were commisioning an experimental warship going to the front line of earths first interstellar war against a species with technical superiority, would you have a small medical team or a large one?

It would depend on the size of the ship I'd say. I want to be clear, I'm not opposed to the idea, I just wonder about it. Recall, the Enterprise NX-01 for it's crew of 82 people only had 1 doctor -- and I would think they'd want a few more people out there on medical staff since no one really knew what situations they would run into. In fact in all of Trek, I don't think we've ever seen more than a dozen people on the medical staff at any given time, up to and including the E-D with it's ~1000 person manifest. I think, given the tone medical staff would be minimal (1 or 2 doctors and a few nurses/orderlies/assitants --- plus the MACO Medic) to handle whatever can be handled on the ship, but more serious injuries or a large number of casualties requiring treatment at a starbase.

You said "at any given time". Most ships work on a four shift or 3 shift rotation so you times that by 4 and you get 48 people. Now that was decided when the federation was at peace and the ship was designed as an explorer so you would expect the medical crew of a wartime batleship to be proportionally larger.

Fair point. I do find it odd though that everything happened during one shift in an episode. But that's a flaw in every trek episode While I do see where you're coming from I would also expect the number of the medical crew to be proportional to the total crew number of the ship regardless of circumstances. The other thing is, we're writing about an organization becoming quite over-stretched. That was part of the premise going in (and my characters backstory) that Starfleet is starting to face the problem of having more jobs than it has people to fill them. While they are stepping up their recruitment and accelerating training, the entire organization is still somewhat overstretched.

However, the great thing about this RPG is that we're fairly democratic in how we do some things, so hopefully at some point some of the other members will chime in on this discussion and we can work out an agreement.

Just adding to my previous post, not all of the medical personell on duty will be in sickbay as some will probably be in the medlabs. BTW, what do you think of the deck plan?