Main Missions (procedures) - Revision history

Stefanido at 16:55, 20 April 2010

2010-04-20T16:55:50Z

Stefanido: Main Mission Procedures moved to Main Missions (procedures)

2010-04-20T16:30:15Z

Main Mission Procedures moved to Main Missions (procedures)

Stefanido: Added Command

2010-04-08T17:29:10Z

Added Command

Stefanido at 16:40, 8 April 2010

2010-04-08T16:40:44Z

Darth Wombat: created page as just a template

2010-04-03T17:41:44Z

created page as just a template

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{{Procedure|PrevTopic=Procedures Guide and Definitions|NextTopic=Training Mission Procedures}}

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-==0.2 Main Mission Procedures==
+{{Procedure}}
-===0.2.1 Training Requirements===
+The Main Mission is a 120-hour excursion to a mission destination.
-====Mission Control====
 All Mission Controllers are required to have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on each station that they man in [[Mission Control]]. The [[Mission Control Commander]] will take members' proficiencies into account when scheduling Mission Control Shifts in accordance with [[Mission Control Staffing Procedures]].
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 There must always be at least one Mission Controller on duty with certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the NETWORK station. This staffer can be tasked to duties other than Network Administration if that expertise is not required.
-====Habitat====
+All other requirements are indicated on the procedures page for specific positions.
 All [[Astronauts]] are required to have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on all of the following Habitat stations:
 *AUXCOM
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 At least one astronaut must have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the '''MEDIC''' station.

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 Mission Controllers do not require certification on any Habitat positions. However, members with both Mission Control and Habitat certification on a position will be preferentially slotted for their desired shifts on that station.
 There must always be at least one Mission Controller on duty with certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the NETWORK station. This staffer can be tasked to duties other than Network Administration if that expertise is not required.
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 At least two astronauts must have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the '''PILOT''' station.
 At least one astronaut must have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the '''MEDIC''' station.

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		+	==0.2 Main Mission Procedures==
		+	===0.2.1 Training Requirements===
		+	====Mission Control====
		+	All Mission Controllers are required to have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on each station that they man in [[Mission Control]]. The [[Mission Control Commander]] will take members' proficiencies into account when scheduling Mission Control Shifts in accordance with [[Mission Control Staffing Procedures]].
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		+	Mission Controllers do not require certification on any Habitat positions. However, members with both Mission Control and Habitat certification on a position will be preferentially slotted for their desired shifts on that station.
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		+	There must always be at least one Mission Controller on duty with certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the NETWORK station. This staffer can be tasked to duties other than Network Administration if that expertise is not required.
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		+	====Habitat====
		+	All [[Astronauts]] are required to have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on all of the following Habitat stations:
		+	*AUXCOM
		+	*CAPCOM
		+	*EECOM
		+	*LOGS
		+	*ENG
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		+	At least two astronauts must have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the '''PILOT''' station.
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		+	At least one astronaut must have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the '''MEDIC''' station.
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	{{Procedure\|PrevTopic=Procedures Guide and Definitions\|NextTopic=Training Mission Procedures}}		{{Procedure\|PrevTopic=Procedures Guide and Definitions\|NextTopic=Training Mission Procedures}}

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