A Mission Specialist is assigned to a limited field of the mission, such as for engineering diagnostics, technical assignments, or scientific researches. Mission Specialists are considered highly adept in their specific field of specialization. They are usually division or service specific, such as in Engineering or in Science. But there are Mission Specialists that can perform specialized tasks in several areas onboard a starship or station. One such example is Seven of Nine who can perform specific missions as part of the bridge crew, or the engineering crew, or in astrometrics.
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| - A Mission Specialist is assigned to a limited field of the mission, such as for engineering diagnostics, technical assignments, or scientific researches. Mission Specialists are considered highly adept in their specific field of specialization. They are usually division or service specific, such as in Engineering or in Science. But there are Mission Specialists that can perform specialized tasks in several areas onboard a starship or station. One such example is Seven of Nine who can perform specific missions as part of the bridge crew, or the engineering crew, or in astrometrics.
- A mission specialist was a position in Starfleet held by either Starfleet personnel or civilians during certain missions. In 2366, Tam Elbrun transferred to the USS Enterprise-D as a mission specialist for a first contact mission. (TNG: "Tin Man" ) In 2368, Ensign Robin Lefler served as mission specialist on board the Enterprise for its survey of the Phoenix Cluster. (TNG: "The Game" )
- A Mission Specialist (MS) is a position held by certain NASA astronauts. A Mission Specialist is assigned to a limited field of the mission, such as for medical experiments or technical quests. Other functions on board were Pilot, Flight Engineer and Mission Commander. Some Space Shuttle missions included Payload Specialists in addition to Mission Specialists. While a Payload Specialist was selected for a single specific mission, a Mission Specialist was selected as an astronaut first, and then assigned to a mission. Mission Specialist is abbreviated by NASA as MS.
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| - A Mission Specialist (MS) is a position held by certain NASA astronauts. A Mission Specialist is assigned to a limited field of the mission, such as for medical experiments or technical quests. Other functions on board were Pilot, Flight Engineer and Mission Commander. Some Space Shuttle missions included Payload Specialists in addition to Mission Specialists. While a Payload Specialist was selected for a single specific mission, a Mission Specialist was selected as an astronaut first, and then assigned to a mission. Mission Specialist is abbreviated by NASA as MS. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- A Mission Specialist is assigned to a limited field of the mission, such as for engineering diagnostics, technical assignments, or scientific researches. Mission Specialists are considered highly adept in their specific field of specialization. They are usually division or service specific, such as in Engineering or in Science. But there are Mission Specialists that can perform specialized tasks in several areas onboard a starship or station. One such example is Seven of Nine who can perform specific missions as part of the bridge crew, or the engineering crew, or in astrometrics.
- A mission specialist was a position in Starfleet held by either Starfleet personnel or civilians during certain missions. In 2366, Tam Elbrun transferred to the USS Enterprise-D as a mission specialist for a first contact mission. (TNG: "Tin Man" ) In 2368, Ensign Robin Lefler served as mission specialist on board the Enterprise for its survey of the Phoenix Cluster. (TNG: "The Game" )
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