On an Intrepid class ship, the mess hall is located on Deck 2 at the front of the ship. Access is available from either side using a set of sliding double doors inset with windows on each. The area features four replicator stations, various size tables allow parties to dine together, and a …

2023年11月14日 · On March 18, 1945, a young, newly married naval aviator flew from the USS Intrepid on his first combat mission; it would be his last. He and his F4U-1D Corsair were shot down near the city of Saiki on Japan’s southern main island of Kyushu.

Intrepid class mess hall. On the Intrepid class vessels, the mess hall is on Deck 2, Section 13, with turbolift access in the corridor outside the starboard entrance. It had small tables with comfy chairs and four food replicators. There was a captain's dining room just behind the mess hall. (VOY: "Phage", "The Cloud")

Crew mess hall on board an Intrepid-class vessel. There were two holodecks aboard the ship. Located on Deck 6, these holodecks were proprietary Federation technology, being able to impersonate matter even at the molecular level.

A mess hall was a facility on starships and facilities where a person can relax and enjoy a meal in a social setting. On Intrepid-class starships, the mess hall is located on Deck 2, Section 18 and were equipped with four food replicators along the back wall …

On the Intrepid-class vessels, the mess hall is on Deck 2, Section 13. Some ships are equipped with four food replicators, with a private captain's dining room just behind the mess hall. This dining room could be reconfigured to serve as a kitchen, as done by Neelix aboard Voyager.

An Intrepid-class mess hall. On Intrepid-class vessels, the mess hall was on Deck 2, Section 13, with turbolift access in the corridor outside the starboard entrance. Some ships were equipped with four food replicators, with a private captain's dining room just behind the mess hall.

Intrepid Class Messhall. A Mess Hall (also known as a "mess deck" or "chow hall" in Marine slang) is a place aboard a ship or station where personnel gather to eat and socialize. The size of a mess hall is usually based on the size of a ship's compliment and in some cases there may be more than one. A typical one can be found here. The practice ...

Watching some season 2 of Voyager, and was thinking, the Intrepid class ship is somewhat small, is more a science vessel, and yet, the captains private mess is quite large. The NX class also had a private room for the Captains dining room, but it was no larger than a utility room.

2015年5月14日 · On the Intrepid-class vessels, the mess hall was on Deck 2, Section 13. Some ships were equipped with four food replicators, with a private captain's dining room just behind the mess hall. This dining room could be reconfigured to …