Jobs and Roles in Mission Support Services
Logistics Specialist
A specialist in this area has a whole host of training to help them fill a vital role within the organization - supplying the fuel which keeps ADI running smoothly. A specialist in this role must operate quickly but carefully to keep ships moving on with their missions.
Search and Rescue Pilot
Powering a ship full of medics up to the wreckage of an Idris, heavily injured comrades visible through a breach in the hull, these pilots masterfully guide their crafts up to the injured vessel, positioning the ship so that the medics can rush aboard and start rescuing the wounded. Once the injured are aboard, they zip back through the fray, delivering everyone safe and sound to the nearest medical facility.
Medical Specialist
Based aboard medium to large multicrew ships, these members will be available to provide medical assistance to anyone injured in combat to keep the crew able to function and fight. Medical specialist are also trained to use certain stations aboard ships, particularly the sensors, giving these members a wide array of skills.
Engineer
An engineer is taught how to manage power flow, stem damage by putting out fires, and regulate damaged systems. This role is essential in combat scenarios on the larger captial ships. Engineers are also taught how to operate ship sensors used in scenarios like tracking friendly and hostile ships.
OutlawDisc
Sigma199
Team Leader
US East Coast
US East Coast
Fiyero_Tigaar
Team Leader
US East Coast
US East Coast
Mission Support Services
These folks keep ADI running smoothly - if you're interested in making sure ships are repaired, refueled, and re-deployed right away, or dispatching specialized personnel like doctors, engineers, and scientists, MSS is the place to be.
