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Nicole Nichols (b ca. 2001) was an officer in the United States Air and Space Force. In 2031, she held the rank of major despite being only about 30. She was a light-skinned black woman with a very shapely body.

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rdfs:label	Nicole Nichols
rdfs:comment	Nicole Nichols (b ca. 2001) was an officer in the United States Air and Space Force. In 2031, she held the rank of major despite being only about 30. She was a light-skinned black woman with a very shapely body.
dcterms:subject	Americans Worldwar Characters Astronauts Pilots Soldiers 21st-Century Births
type of appearance	Direct
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Appearance	Homeward Bound
Name	Nicole Nichols
Species	Tosevites
Affiliations	United States Air and Space Force
Occupation	Air Force officer, diplomat
Birth	c. 2001
Nationality	United States of America (Worldwar)
abstract	Nicole Nichols (b ca. 2001) was an officer in the United States Air and Space Force. In 2031, she held the rank of major despite being only about 30. She was a light-skinned black woman with a very shapely body. Nichols was a senior officer aboard the Commodore Perry. She was the first officer from that ship to make contact with the Americans who had travelled to Home aboard the Admiral Peary. As such, she had the privilege of announcing to the Tau Ceti system that the United States had developed a workable version of FTL propulsion. She also liaised with Sam Yeager, informing him of the USASF's initial policy of not allowing him to return to Earth aboard an American starship, a policy which was eventually overturned. She was not entirely unsympathetic to Yeager, however, giving him the first news of his family he'd had since his son and daughter-in-law had gone into cold sleep in 1994. Once in system, Nichols became something of a liaison officer with the Race. She had several meetings with Atvar, who found her far less reasonable than Tosevites of his generation, and she flatly issued threats against the Race to remind it that the United States was now the stronger power. She quickly gained a reputation for formidability, unflappability, and unlikeability among the Race's government officials, and among most of the Admiral Peary's crew as well.

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