Welcome to the USS Washington-E!

Welcome to the USS Washington-E, a post-Dominion War sim. The year is 2386. The Dominion War has been over for several years, but its aftermath is still unfolding. The Federation and the Romulans are the only two major powers, and only the Federation is stable, to a point. The Klingon Empire is still rebuilding and addressing its many wounds from the war, Cardassia is in shambles and occupied, and the Romulans are in far worse shape because of their own misdeeds than they would have outsiders believe. The Federation is now the lone superpower in the Quadrant, a role it neither wants nor enjoys. Exploration has returned, but the dangers of space have never been more pronounced. Welcome to the USS Washington, where danger and adventure lurk around every corner.




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2024 Tournament of Simulations:
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Latest News Items

» January Awards

Posted on Wed Feb 4th, 2026 @ 1:10pm by Captain Shran dh'Klar in General News

It amazes me that we are already into February. Those of us in the US spent the back end of January likely buried in snow and ice as winter weather pushed in on the extreme. On the bright side of that, it definitely allowed for people to write, and everyone seemingly was happy to do so in January. We had 6 writers that had at least 5 posts in January, and everyone had at least 2 posts if they were active in January. It gave me plenty of material to review and made deciding on the awards tough. Everyone in…


» December Fleet Awards

Posted on Sat Jan 31st, 2026 @ 1:20pm by Captain Shran dh'Klar in General News

Below is the link to the December Fleet Awards. Congrats to our winners.

https://www.idfleet.com/2026/01/31/monthly-awards-december-2025/


» December Awards

Posted on Tue Jan 6th, 2026 @ 9:13pm by Captain Shran dh'Klar in General News

The holidays have come and gone, and we are into a new year. December is always a slower month for obvious reasons, but even still, we had a good number of posts by most. Hopefully everyone had a good holiday season. Below you will find the December Awards. Congrats to the winners, and good luck representing us at the fleet level.

Best Post (solo): Cmdr Samantha Howard "Ahh Risa" https://washington.idfleet.com/index.php/sim/viewpost/1060

Best Post (group): CPO Aaron Geiger & LT Aidan O'Connor "Repair Work Pt. 2" https://washington.idfleet.com/index.php/sim/viewpost/1059

Funniest Post: Lt jg Kate Kono & Lt jg Benjamin Dalton "Wind in Our Faces,…


» November Fleet Awards

Posted on Mon Dec 29th, 2025 @ 6:26pm by Captain Shran dh'Klar in General News

Below is the link to the November Fleet Awards. Congrats to our winners.

https://www.idfleet.com/2025/12/29/monthly-awards-november-2025/


» November Awards

Posted on Sun Dec 7th, 2025 @ 6:55pm by Captain Shran dh'Klar in General News

November has come and gone, and as is normal with the holiday season starting, it slowed up our posting. I totally understand why things slowed though. As we enter December and the heart of the holidays, I know we all will spend more time with family, but I hope you will all have some fun writing here as well. Below you will find the November Awards. I congratulate our winners and wish them luck as they represent the ship at the fleet level.


Best Post (solo): N/A

Best Post (group): Cmdr Jonathan Grayson, Lt jg Kate Kono, CPO Aaron Geiger…


Latest Mission Posts

» Tacking the Admiral

Mission: Not All Orders Are Easy
Posted on Thu Feb 5th, 2026 @ 10:26am by Lieutenant JG Kate Kono & Ensign Aidan "A.J." Reid

USS Revenant - NCC 2091

Lieutenant Commander Aerial Tapping's footsteps echoed across the polished deck as she approached the bridge. Captain Emily Braddock stood silhouetted against the viewscreen's glow, the Washington's signature appearing as a faint blip among the stars. Braddock's fingers drummed against the captain's chair as Tapping slid into her seat, the tension between them thick as vacuum.

"Whitfield's scrubbed the mission," Braddock said, her voice cutting through the ambient hum of the ship. "Kono's people are digging—about you." Her steel-gray eyes narrowed. "Your asset slipped the leash, and now we're compromised. The entire operation hangs by a…


» Weathering the Storm

Mission: Not All Orders Are Easy
Posted on Thu Jan 29th, 2026 @ 9:45am by Lieutenant Commander Deanna Celes & Commander Jonathan Grayson & Commander Samantha Howard & Lieutenant Imik S'Niohun & Ensign Janelle Barett & Chief Petty Officer Aaron Geiger

Deanna walked out of the exit and into the world this blind was meant to keep them from. The storm was still raging, but the exit was inside an adjacent cave, protecting her from the harsh conditions, though she could still hear and see it. She opened her tricorder and began to scan again. Power was still offline, but she hoped the Chief would change that soon enough. She'd go assist him if needed. Looking at her tricorder she saw what she was concerned about, elevated radiation outside. This was something they would have to deal with. Hopefully Sam could…


» The Space Between Messages

Mission: Not All Orders Are Easy
Posted on Thu Jan 29th, 2026 @ 5:11am by Ensign Janelle Barett

Natalie hadn’t meant to count the days.

At first, it was just habit. A glance at the chronometer. A quiet mental note. They’d only been apart a short time, after all. A few weeks since graduation. A few weeks since assignments, transport schedules, first duty shifts that were supposed to be overwhelming in the good way.

Janelle was good at first impressions. Natalie trusted that.

Still, it had been twelve days since her last message went unanswered.

Natalie stared at the open PADD on her desk, the cursor blinking patiently beneath a half-typed sentence she had already rewritten twice.

Just…


» Falling on Paper Swords

Mission: Not All Orders Are Easy
Posted on Wed Jan 28th, 2026 @ 8:44am by Lieutenant JG Kate Kono & Ensign Aidan "A.J." Reid

Kate burst through the doors of the intelligence office, her face flushed crimson with rage. The report of AJ's demotion from department head to junior officer still burned in her mind. Her boots struck the polished floor with military precision as she made her way to his desk, where he sat with his usual lax, yet attentive gaze, a monument of consistant confidence. She slammed a PaDD down before him, causing several nearby officers to flinch. The device spun across the smooth surface, finally settling with the damning personnel report glowing accusingly on its screen.

"You let me find out…


» Transporter Appreciation Day

Mission: Not All Orders Are Easy
Posted on Wed Jan 28th, 2026 @ 12:50am by Chief Petty Officer Aaron Geiger & Commander Jonathan Grayson

ON

"Excellent Rodriguez, now lift the safety latch and the filter is released and can be pulled." Aaron said, guiding Crewman Rodriguez through the Biofilter exchange process outside Holosuite 1. "Now, Crewman Johnson can put the new one in. Gently now, the edges are fragile." Aaron lightly slapped the bulkhead in approval as they continued along the sequence of replacement.

Beside Aaron and the crewmen stood a tall stack of fresh Biofilters and a growing stack of used ones. The latter giving off the faintest smell of heat and ozone. As he set another used filter onto the stack Aaron…


Latest Personal Logs

» Personal Log: First Away Mission

Posted on Thu Jan 22nd, 2026 @ 8:35pm by Ensign Janelle Barett

Personal Log, Ensign Janelle Barett

I was selected for my first away mission today.

I knew it was coming, statistically at least. New ensign, operations background, limited planetside exposure. Eventually the numbers align. Still, when my name was spoken on the bridge, it felt unreal in a way training simulations never manage.

I do not think I smiled. I do not think I said anything unnecessary. I acknowledged the order, confirmed readiness, and did exactly what I have practiced doing for years.

Then I went to my quarters and stood there for a full minute doing absolutely nothing.

There is…


» Personal Log - The Quiet

Posted on Tue Jan 20th, 2026 @ 6:29am by Ensign Janelle Barett

Personal log, Ensign Janelle Barett.

When I think back on my first night aboard the Washington, what stays with me is not the size of my quarters or the hum of the ship’s systems.

It is how quiet everything felt once the door closed.

The room was larger than my Academy quarters. Quieter, too. No voices through thin walls, no shared routines, only the steady, impersonal thrum of the ship, constant and unjudging. At the time, I told myself it was calming.

I remember standing there longer than necessary, posture still perfect, hands at my sides, as if waiting for…


» Divided Loyalties

Posted on Tue Dec 23rd, 2025 @ 10:16am by Lieutenant Imik S'Niohun

Computer, start recording:-

I have now been on board for several days, still I have not seen nor reported to the Sinkahue or Grayson. My mind is much conflicted with these new orders from my High Command, just how they expect me to continue with my duties while remaining apart from all Federation personnel is something I at this time fail to see as possible.

It is almost as if they want this collaboration to collapse into failure, maybe the section of our Council which is pushing for us to end all contact with the Federation has finally turned the…


» Risa

Posted on Thu Dec 18th, 2025 @ 1:56pm by Captain Shran dh'Klar

Captain's Log


After several weeks and a few interesting encounters, we have returned to Federation space. I managed to convince StarFleet to give us a few days at Risa. Of course, StarFleet didn't just grant us a simple leave. They tasked us with providing the normal maintenance work to the weather control grid on Risa, which my engineers are now working on. Lt O'Connor has voiced a complaint that StarFleet needs to base an engineering team here fulltime to better maintain the grid, which he indicates has been severely neglected.

The first round of transports down to the planet have…


» Maintenance Log

Posted on Tue Sep 30th, 2025 @ 12:46am by Chief Petty Officer Aaron Geiger

Chief Petty Officer Aaron Geiger
Maintenance Log:

Ablative Shield Power Generators: Restored to 100%
Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual PM completed

Fire Suppression System: Replicated larger foam storage tank and successfully installed throughout Main Engineering work areas.

Deflector Dish: Aligned to TM Specifications, Attenuation optimized, and Annual PM completed.

Display replacements: Bridge Science console, Hairline crack in Captain's Ready Room wall panel, Engineering Status Boards 1, 4, & 9.

Phaser Bank: Monthly, Quarterly, Annual PM completed on all phaser arrays

Comm Console: Replaced Crypto Module - New Crypto Keys loaded see chain of custody log for Crypto details

Shuttlecraft: Reports of…