Welcome to the USS Arizona!
I bid you welcome to the USS Arizona. This particular version of the Arizona franchise is a fiction writing project devoted to the concept of correcting temporal incursions as outlined in the Voyager episode "Relativity". The ship is under the command of Captain Navala Cowell, the youngest child of Admiral Nathan Cowell. While the stories will be somewhat slow in coming, the content should be on par with what people have come to expect from any ship called Arizona.
We invite you to lurk and enjoy the story as it unfolds...
Latest Mission Posts
» Receiving Guidance
Mission: Temporal Integrity
Posted on Sun Jul 27th, 2014 @ 4:13pm by Captain Navala Cowell
“Captain Cowell,” the voice of Rear Admiral Dorin rang out from the communications terminal in Navala’s TCARS access panel, “I’m sorry I haven’t contacted you sooner, but I thought it best to give you a little time to collect your thoughts after what happened with your father.”
“I appreciated your…
» A form of bonding...
Mission: Temporal Integrity
Posted on Fri Jul 25th, 2014 @ 2:44pm by Captain Navala Cowell & Lieutenant Rainna
The solidarity that the Cowell clan had enjoyed during the actual funeral for the Cowell patriarch had swiftly deteriorated the moment they returned to Earth. The oldest of the children seemed much more focused on their mother and her grief to be all that concerned with keep peace between the…
» Saying Goodbye...
Mission: Temporal Integrity
Posted on Fri Jul 25th, 2014 @ 2:42pm by Captain Navala Cowell & Lieutenant Rainna
Navala hadn’t been home to the large family dwelling her father had build in many years. She’d grown up in the large house, even if most of the rooms dedicated to the various children Nathan had fathered over the long centuries seldom frequented them. She could recall many a story…
» Passing the Torch...
Mission: Temporal Integrity
Posted on Fri Jul 25th, 2014 @ 2:37pm by Captain Navala Cowell
Captain Navala Cowell walked through the corridors of the Federation’s most prestigious medical facility. She had walked through the corridors within the building many times before growing up, and in recent years she had made the trips more frequently. Her father had been hospitalized two years prior when his health…