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USS Kaskaskia

2009-01-27T15:38:50Z

Ctoenjes:

{| align=right
|<table class="infobox" style="width: 315px; border-spacing: 2px; text-align: left; font-size: 95%; margin-left: 20px;" align=right>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: 90%; border-bottom: 1px solid #aaa; line-height: 1.25em;">
[[Image:Kaskaskia.jpg|center|300px|]]
'''USS ''Kaskaskia'' NCC-73372'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">Career (Starfleet)</th>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">
[[Image:Starfleet flag.jpg|center|60px|]]</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Ordered:</td>
<td>March 10, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Laid down:</td>
<td>April 7, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Launched:</td>
<td>August 5, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Commissioned:</td>
<td>January 18, 2374</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Decommissioned:</td>
<td>N/A</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Status:</td>
<td>On extended detached duty in Norman-Makuhari Nebula</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th colspan="2" style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">General Characteristics</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Mass:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''with Science Module installed:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''in Emergency Configuration:'' 
metric tons full load
<tr valign="top">
<td>Length Overall:</td>
<td>23.1 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Beam Overall</td>
<td>13.7 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Height Overall</td>
<td>5.4 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Propulsion:</td>
<td>Toenjes KT4 light MARA Warp Drive 
Columbia 206 Impulse Drive 
RSRCT-5 Reaction Control Thruster System</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Flank Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 5.15</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Maximum Crusing Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 4</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Range:</td>
<td>kilomters at Flank Speed 
kilomters at Maximum Cruise</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Complement:</td>
<td>2 Flight Crew 
2-10 nominal Mission Crew 
up to 40 passengers (Std. Configuration) 
up to 100 passengers (Emg. Configuration)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armament:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
1 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore) 
2 × Micro Photon Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
''As modifed on USS Khai Tam:'' 
2 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore/aft) 
2 × Micro Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
1 × Antimatter Charge Launchers (fore)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armor:</td>
<td>SDS-05 Deflector Shield 
SND-03 Navigational Deflector</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Nickname:</td>
<td>''Lost In Space''</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Honors and awards:</td>
<td>Starfleet Unit Citation</td>
</tr>

|}

The fictional ''USS Kaskaskia'' was one of two runabouts detached to the [[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)|USS ''Khai Tam'']] when she set out on her maiden voyage. The other was the ''[[USS Santa Ana]]''. The Danube-class runabouts gave extra reach to the ''Khai Tam's'' sphere of influence. It is the Starfleet tradition to name ships of the class for Rivers, in this case the Kaskaskia River in Illinois on Earth.

==Origin==
[[Image:Kaskaskia_River.jpg|left|thumb|250px|A coal loading station on the Kaskaskia River]]
The Kaskaskia River is a tributary of the Mississippi River, which runs through central and southern Illinois where [[Colin Toenjes]] grew up. When developing ideas for the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', Colin and author [[Kevin McNulty]] decided to name each of the two runabouts after a river by where they grew up. Although some doubt was initailly expressed, Colin's pick of the Kaskaskia was a well thought out choice.

 
==Usage==
It became common after that to start referring to Kevin's car as the ''Santa Ana'' and Colin's as the ''Kaskaskia'', especially on away missions when both would be in caravan. When Colin left, he said that he was taking the ''Kaskaskia'' with him literally and figuratively. From that day, the ficticious ''Khai Tam'' never again embarked the ''Kaskaskia''. The replacement runabout turned out to be the ''Ichetuknee'', though no one's sure if Kevin actually told anyone that.

USS Kaskaskia

2009-01-27T15:36:40Z

Ctoenjes:

{| align=right
|<table class="infobox" style="width: 315px; border-spacing: 2px; text-align: left; font-size: 95%; margin-left: 20px;" align=right>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: 90%; border-bottom: 1px solid #aaa; line-height: 1.25em;">
[[Image:Kaskaskia.jpg|center|300px|]]
'''USS ''Kaskaskia'' NCC-73372'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">Career (Starfleet)</th>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">
[[Image:Starfleet flag.jpg|center|60px|]]</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Ordered:</td>
<td>March 10, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Laid down:</td>
<td>April 7, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Launched:</td>
<td>August 5, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Commissioned:</td>
<td>January 18, 2374</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Decommissioned:</td>
<td>N/A</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Status:</td>
<td>On extended detached duty in Norman-Makuhari Nebula</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th colspan="2" style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">General Characteristics</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Mass:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''with Science Module installed:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''in Emergency Configuration:'' 
metric tons full load
<tr valign="top">
<td>Length Overall:</td>
<td>23.1 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Beam Overall</td>
<td>13.7 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Height Overall</td>
<td>5.4 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Propulsion:</td>
<td>Toenjes KT4 light MARA Warp Drive 
Columbia 206 Impulse Drive 
RSRCT-5 Reaction Control Thruster System</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Flank Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 5.15</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Maximum Crusing Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 4</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Range:</td>
<td>kilomters at Flank Speed 
kilomters at Maximum Cruise</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Complement:</td>
<td>2 Flight Crew 
2-10 nominal Mission Crew 
up to 40 passengers (Std. Configuration) 
up to 100 passengers (Emg. Configuration)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armament:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
1 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore) 
2 × Micro Photon Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
''As modifed on USS Khai Tam:'' 
2 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore/aft) 
2 × Micro Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
1 × Antimatter Charge Launchers (fore)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armor:</td>
<td>SDS-05 Deflector Shield 
SND-03 Navigational Deflector</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Nickname:</td>
<td>''Lost In Space''</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Honors and awards:</td>
<td>Starfleet Unit Citation</td>
</tr>

|}

The fictional ''USS Kaskaskia'' was one of two runabouts detached to the [[USS Khai Tam (ficticious vessel)|USS ''Khai Tam'']] when she set out on her maiden voyage. The other was the ''[[USS Santa Ana]]''. The Danube-class runabouts gave extra reach to the ''Khai Tam's'' sphere of influence. It is the Starfleet tradition to name ships of the class for Rivers, in this case the Kaskaskia River in Illinois on Earth.

==Origin==
[[Image:Kaskaskia_River.jpg|left|thumb|250px|A coal loading station on the Kaskaskia River]]
The Kaskaskia River is a tributary of the Mississippi River, which runs through central and southern Illinois where [[Colin Toenjes]] grew up. When developing ideas for the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', Colin and author [[Kevin McNulty]] decided to name each of the two runabouts after a river by where they grew up. Although some doubt was initailly expressed, Colin's pick of the Kaskaskia was a well thought out choice.

 
==Usage==
It became common after that to start referring to Kevin's car as the ''Santa Ana'' and Colin's as the ''Kaskaskia'', especially on away missions when both would be in caravan. When Colin left, he said that he was taking the ''Kaskaskia'' with him literally and figuratively. From that day, the ficticious ''Khai Tam'' never again embarked the ''Kaskaskia''. The replacement runabout turned out to be the ''Ichetuknee'', though no one's sure if Kevin actually told anyone that.

USS Kaskaskia

2009-01-27T15:36:10Z

Ctoenjes:

{| align=right
|<table class="infobox" style="width: 315px; border-spacing: 2px; text-align: left; font-size: 95%; margin-left: 20px;" align=right>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: 90%; border-bottom: 1px solid #aaa; line-height: 1.25em;">
[[Image:Kaskaskia.jpg|center|300px|]]
'''USS ''Kaskaskia'' NCC-73372'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">Career (Starfleet)</th>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">
[[Image:Starfleet flag.jpg|center|60px|]]</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Ordered:</td>
<td>March 10, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Laid down:</td>
<td>April 7, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Launched:</td>
<td>August 5, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Commissioned:</td>
<td>January 18, 2374</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Decommissioned:</td>
<td>N/A</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Status:</td>
<td>On extended detached duty in Norman-Makuhari Nebula</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th colspan="2" style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">General Characteristics</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Mass:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''with Science Module installed:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''in Emergency Configuration:'' 
metric tons full load
<tr valign="top">
<td>Length Overall:</td>
<td>23.1 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Beam Overall</td>
<td>13.7 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Height Overall</td>
<td>5.4 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Propulsion:</td>
<td>Toenjes KT4 light MARA Warp Drive 
Columbia 206 Impulse Drive 
RSRCT-5 Reaction Control Thruster System</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Flank Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 5.15</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Maximum Crusing Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 4</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Range:</td>
<td>kilomters at Flank Speed 
kilomters at Maximum Cruise</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Complement:</td>
<td>2 Flight Crew 
2-10 nominal Mission Crew 
up to 40 passengers (Std. Configuration) 
up to 100 passengers (Emg. Configuration)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armament:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
1 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore) 
2 × Micro Photon Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
''As modifed on USS Khai Tam:'' 
2 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore/aft) 
2 × Micro Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
1 × Antimatter Charge Launchers (fore)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armor:</td>
<td>SDS-05 Deflector Shield 
SND-03 Navigational Deflector</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Nickname:</td>
<td>''Lost In Space''</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Honors and awards:</td>
<td>Starfleet Unit Citation</td>
</tr>

|}

The fictional ''USS Kaskaskia'' was one of two runabouts detached to the [USS Khai Tam (ficticious vessel)|USS ''Khai Tam'']] when she set out on her maiden voyage. The other was the ''[[USS Santa Ana]]''. The Danube-class runabouts gave extra reach to the ''Khai Tam's'' sphere of influence. It is the Starfleet tradition to name ships of the class for Rivers, in this case the Kaskaskia River in Illinois on Earth.

==Origin==
[[Image:Kaskaskia_River.jpg|left|thumb|250px|A coal loading station on the Kaskaskia River]]
The Kaskaskia River is a tributary of the Mississippi River, which runs through central and southern Illinois where [[Colin Toenjes]] grew up. When developing ideas for the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', Colin and author [[Kevin McNulty]] decided to name each of the two runabouts after a river by where they grew up. Although some doubt was initailly expressed, Colin's pick of the Kaskaskia was a well thought out choice.

 
==Usage==
It became common after that to start referring to Kevin's car as the ''Santa Ana'' and Colin's as the ''Kaskaskia'', especially on away missions when both would be in caravan. When Colin left, he said that he was taking the ''Kaskaskia'' with him literally and figuratively. From that day, the ficticious ''Khai Tam'' never again embarked the ''Kaskaskia''. The replacement runabout turned out to be the ''Ichetuknee'', though no one's sure if Kevin actually told anyone that.

Talk:Colin Toenjes

2008-04-11T16:56:36Z

Ctoenjes:

Rock on! Now that Colin is here to write his bio, we can move his Khai Tam career down into achievements and the header can be a standard bio header! Welcome, Colin! --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 20:15, 20 September 2007 (CDT)

HUZZAH! Welcome Colin! I signed up for a stupid networking website looking for you, ya big mug! :-P -- Tai

Thanks for inviting me, guys... glad to edit. Will contribute what I can where I can! -Colin

Hey, CT. Good to see an update to your page, but very sorry to hear about your loss. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 14:16, 28 March 2008 (EDT)

Thanks, Jon. Yeah, not been a good couple of months. I'll try to do some more updates and add some new stuff to the Wiki. -- CT

Colin Toenjes

2008-03-23T09:45:31Z

Ctoenjes:

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications.

==Family==
Colin's mother, Patricia Toenjes, passed away on November 23rd, 2007 after a brief battle with cancer. His father still lives on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois.

Both of Colin's grandfathers passed away well before he was born. His maternal grandmother died in 1986 from cancer, and his paternal grandmother passed away February 8, 2008 due to complications from a stroke.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph, who lives in Kirkwood, Missouri along with his wife, Anissa. Joseph is very active in local politics.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==
[[Image:Ctandwife.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin and Crystal in 2005]]

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the [http://forums.classicbattletech.com/index.php Classic Battletech online community]. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com/ Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''[[Has anyone seen Colin?|Has anyone seen Colin?]]''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.

*Owns photographic prints of the debris recovered from the supposed UFO crash in Roswell, NM, made from the original negatives.

*He and his wife's collection of paperback books, mostly science fiction and fantasy novels, now exceeds 3,000 titles.

*Was laid off from his job at American Airlines three days after his wedding due to cutbacks in the wake of the Sept. 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

Colin Toenjes

2008-03-23T09:38:57Z

Ctoenjes:

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications.

==Family==
Colin's mother, Patricia Toenjes, passed away on November 23rd, 2007 after a brief battle with cancer. His father still lives on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois.

Both of Colin's grandfathers passed away well before he was born. His maternal grandmother died in 1986 from cancer, and his paternal grandmother passed away in February of 2008 due to complications from a stroke.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph, who lives in Kirkwood, Missouri along with his wife, Anissa. Joseph is very active in local politics.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==
[[Image:Ctandwife.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin and Crystal in 2005]]

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the [http://forums.classicbattletech.com/index.php Classic Battletech online community]. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com/ Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''[[Has anyone seen Colin?|Has anyone seen Colin?]]''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.

*Owns photographic prints of the debris recovered from the supposed UFO crash in Roswell, NM, made from the original negatives.

*He and his wife's collection of paperback books, mostly science fiction and fantasy novels, now exceeds 3,000 titles.

*Was laid off from his job at American Airlines three days after his wedding due to cutbacks in the wake of the Sept. 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

Colin Toenjes

2007-12-06T06:07:50Z

Ctoenjes:

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph.

Colin's mother, Patricia Toenjes, passed away on November 23rd, 2007 after a brief battle with cancer. His father still lives on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois. His grandmother resides in the Canterbury Manor Nursing Home in Waterloo, Illinois.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==
[[Image:Ctandwife.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin and Crystal in 2005]]

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the [http://forums.classicbattletech.com/index.php Classic Battletech online community]. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com/ Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''[[Has anyone seen Colin?|Has anyone seen Colin?]]''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.

*Owns photographic prints of the debris recovered from the supposed UFO crash in Roswell, NM, made from the original negatives.

*His collection of science fiction and fantasy novels in paperback is rapidly approaching 3,000 books.

*Was laid off from his job at American Airlines three days after his wedding due to cutbacks in the wake of the Sept. 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

Kevin Bacon Game

2007-10-08T21:55:33Z

Ctoenjes: /* Bacon Numbers */

The '''Kevin Bacon Game''', also known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Bacon_Game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon] is based on a variation of the concept of the small world phenomenon and states that any actor can be linked, through their film roles, to actor Kevin Bacon.

The game requires a group of players to try to connect any film actor in history to Kevin Bacon as quickly as possible and in as few links as possible. The game was played across various college campuses as early as the early 1990s. Its name is a pun on the stage play Six Degrees of Separation. In 2007, Bacon himself started a charitable organization named SixDegrees.org.

==Significance==
The Kevin Bacon Game was played prolifically by certain members of the [[USS Khai Tam]] during the late ninties, espceically during road trips to various science fiction conventions. Certain members played so ferverently, that some other members would actually demand they stop.

Three of the usual culprits, [[Kevin McNulty]], [[George Sumpter]], and [[Gerbil Boy|Scott Campbell]] even went so far as to create a ''Star Trek'' version of the game to run at a convention. Called, "Six Degrees of Trek," the game involved the panel of three linking actors shouted out by the audience to actors who had been regulars on a ''Trek'' series. Candy was passed out to anyone who could stump the panel.

==Bacon Numbers==
A person's "Bacon Number" is the number of steps it takes to link them to Kevin Bacon. With a slight [[Talk:Kevin Bacon Game|expansion of the rules]], the following Bacon Numbers can be computed for [[REDdimension Wiki Circle]] members:

* [[Pamela Harper]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Pamela met Brett Butler when she played the Improv in Tampa, FL
** Brett Butler was in ''Firedog'' with Tom Arnold
** Tom Arnold was in ''We Married Margo'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[Debbie McNulty]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Debbie's cousin is Ralph James
** Ralph James was in ''Big Bad Mama'' with Tom Signorelli
** Tom Signorelli was in Sleepers with Kevin Bacon

* [[Kevin McNulty]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Kevin met Kevin Peter Hall at a convention
** Kevin Peter Hall was in ''Harry and the Hendersons'' with John Lithgow
** John Lithgow was in ''Footloose'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[Jon Reddick]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Jon worked with Bobby Bowden for years on ''The Bobby Bowden Show'' in Tallahassee
** Bobby Bowden was in ''Gift of Love: The Daniel Huffman Story'' (TV) with Ed Marinaro
** Ed Marinaro was in Queens Logic (1991) with Kevin Bacon

* [[Ro Reddick]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Chase Masterson was Ro's maid of honor
** Chase Masterson was in ''Digital Man'' with Clint Howard
** Clint Howard was in ''My Dog Skip'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[George Sumpter]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** George once gave directions to the hotel pool to a drunken Robert O'Reilly at a convention
** Robert O'Reilly was in ''Whore'' with Theresa Russell
**Theresa Russell was in ''Wild Things'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[Colin Toenjes]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Colin worked in television at KGWN-TV with an news anchor named Jill Cumer, who was at one time an actress.
** Jill Cumer was in ''Savage Dawn'' (1985) with Mickey Jones.
** Mickey Jones was in ''Pyrates'' (1991) with Kevin Bacon.

[[Category:Khai Tam Trivia]]

Kevin Bacon Game

2007-10-08T21:53:13Z

Ctoenjes: /* Bacon Numbers */

The '''Kevin Bacon Game''', also known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Bacon_Game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon] is based on a variation of the concept of the small world phenomenon and states that any actor can be linked, through their film roles, to actor Kevin Bacon.

The game requires a group of players to try to connect any film actor in history to Kevin Bacon as quickly as possible and in as few links as possible. The game was played across various college campuses as early as the early 1990s. Its name is a pun on the stage play Six Degrees of Separation. In 2007, Bacon himself started a charitable organization named SixDegrees.org.

==Significance==
The Kevin Bacon Game was played prolifically by certain members of the [[USS Khai Tam]] during the late ninties, espceically during road trips to various science fiction conventions. Certain members played so ferverently, that some other members would actually demand they stop.

Three of the usual culprits, [[Kevin McNulty]], [[George Sumpter]], and [[Gerbil Boy|Scott Campbell]] even went so far as to create a ''Star Trek'' version of the game to run at a convention. Called, "Six Degrees of Trek," the game involved the panel of three linking actors shouted out by the audience to actors who had been regulars on a ''Trek'' series. Candy was passed out to anyone who could stump the panel.

==Bacon Numbers==
A person's "Bacon Number" is the number of steps it takes to link them to Kevin Bacon. With a slight [[Talk:Kevin Bacon Game|expansion of the rules]], the following Bacon Numbers can be computed for [[REDdimension Wiki Circle]] members:

* [[Pamela Harper]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Pamela met Brett Butler when she played the Improv in Tampa, FL
** Brett Butler was in ''Firedog'' with Tom Arnold
** Tom Arnold was in ''We Married Margo'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[Debbie McNulty]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Debbie's cousin is Ralph James
** Ralph James was in ''Big Bad Mama'' with Tom Signorelli
** Tom Signorelli was in Sleepers with Kevin Bacon

* [[Kevin McNulty]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Kevin met Kevin Peter Hall at a convention
** Kevin Peter Hall was in ''Harry and the Hendersons'' with John Lithgow
** John Lithgow was in ''Footloose'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[Jon Reddick]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Jon worked with Bobby Bowden for years on ''The Bobby Bowden Show'' in Tallahassee
** Bobby Bowden was in ''Gift of Love: The Daniel Huffman Story'' (TV) with Ed Marinaro
** Ed Marinaro was in Queens Logic (1991) with Kevin Bacon

* [[Ro Reddick]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Chase Masterson was Ro's maid of honor
** Chase Masterson was in ''Digital Man'' with Clint Howard
** Clint Howard was in ''My Dog Skip'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[George Sumpter]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** George once gave directions to the hotel pool to a drunken Robert O'Reilly at a convention
** Robert O'Reilly was in ''Whore'' with Theresa Russell
**Theresa Russell was in ''Wild Things'' with Kevin Bacon

* [[Colin Toenjes]] has a Bacon Number of 3
** Colin worked in television with an news anchor named Jill Cumer, who was at one time an actress.
** Jill Cumer appeared with Mickey Jones in the film ''Savage Dawn'' (1985).
** Mickey Jones appeared with Kevin Bacon in the film ''Pyrates'' (1991).

[[Category:Khai Tam Trivia]]

List of REDdimension Wiki Circle Universities

2007-10-06T19:43:21Z

Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |
| {{Hl2}} |'''University'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Wiki Circle Members Attending/Alumni'''

|-
|[[Image:cpp.gif|Cal Poly Pomona Broncos]]
|Cal Poly Pomona
''Broncos''
|[[Debbie McNulty]], Class of 1987

|-
|[[Image:csuf.gif|Cal State Fullerton Titans]]
|Cal State Fullerton
''Titans''
|[[Kevin McNulty]], Class of 1986

|-
|[[Image:fsu.gif|Florida State University Seminoles]]
|Florida State University
''Seminoles''
|[[Jon Reddick]], Class of 19??; [[OJ|Jon Carney]], Class of 19??; [[Colin Toenjes]], Class of 1996

|-
|[[Image:mcc.gif|Manatee Community College Lancers]]
|Manatee Community College
''Lancers''
|[[Pamela Harper]], Class of 2006

|-
|[[Image:sdsu.gif|San Diego State University Aztecs]]
|San Diego State University
''Aztecs''
|[[Charles Phillips]], Class of 1964

|-
|[[Image:ucla.gif|University of California at Los Angeles Bruins]]
|University of California at Los Angeles
''Bruins''
|[[Pauline McNulty#family|Bill Gillotti]], Class of 1940

|-
|[[Image:usf.gif|University of South Florida Bulls]]
|University of South Florida
''Bulls''
|[[Pamela Harper]], Senior

|}

Talk:Challenger Disaster

2007-10-03T02:35:32Z

Ctoenjes:

Other Where Were You's I had in mind: Columbia, 9/11, 2000 Election (hanging chads), O.J. Verdict --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 09:04, 2 October 2007 (CDT)

I couldn't care less about O.J. (Simpson, that is), and I don't really think of the vote as being a major milestone in my memory, but Columbia and 9/11 certainly hold up. Do a bunch, and I'll chime in where my sketchy memory allows.

Good job on figuring out the block quote, BTW. I just italicized it. --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 09:37, 2 October 2007 (CDT)

Columbia and 9/11 would be excellent choices... CT

Challenger Disaster

2007-10-03T02:31:50Z

Ctoenjes:

{{tocright}}[[Image:Challenger disaster.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Smoke plume left in the sky moments after the loss of Space Shuttle Challenger]]On the morning of January 28, 1986, the United State [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Challenger Space Shuttle Challenger] was scheduled to launch from Kennedy Space Center in central Florida.

At 11:38 a.m. EST the ship lifted from its launchpad with seven American astronauts, and 73 seconds later, Challenger [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Challenger_disaster was no more].

Below are the memories of [[REDdimension Wiki Circle]] members relating where they were when the shuttle exploded in the sky over the Atlantic Ocean just off Florida's east coast and how the national tragedy impacted their lives.
{{cleanbreak}}
==[[Kevin McNulty]]==
Kevin was 22 and finishing his last semester at California State University, Fullerton. He was asleep at 8:38 a.m. Pacific Time since he didn't have a class on Tuesday until 10:00. Somewhere around 8:45, his mother rushed in to wake him.

"Kev, the space shuttle exploded..."

Trying to wrap his still-dawning consciousness around the thought, he stumbled into the living room to see the news replaying every camera angle they could, trying to determine what had happened. Though they weren't saying anything official, it was clear to Kevin that no one had survived.

On the way to school, Kevin stopped at a fabric store to buy a few inches of black ribbon to pin to his shirt. It was the one and only time he has ever personally sported a ribbon for a cause.

<blockquote>''I was in shock for a couple of days. I didn't know any of the astronauts, but the space program had been a part of me as long as I could remember, and I felt like I lost someone close to me when I heard the news. It would be the same when I heard about Columbia years later.''</blockquote>

==[[Jon Reddick]]==
Jon was sixteen years old and attending [[Haines City High School]], just ninety miles from Kennedy Space Center. It wasn't uncommon to watch the conn trail of a morning or afternoon launch in the sky to the northeast during school hours.
<blockquote>''By the time of the Challenger, I had watched so many shuttle launches they almost seemed commonplace, so that morning I was at school and on my lunch break, but forgot about the launch and was just killing time hanging out with my friends in the band hall. 

''Shortly before noon some other kids who had been out on the loading dock of the band hall waiting to watch Challenger go up came running in very agitated yelling, "Hey, the space shuttle just blew up!" 

''I was sure they were kidding, but after a minute or two was convinced enough to go outside and see for myself. What I saw was striking. For better or for worse, I can say that while I didn't see the actual explosion, I witnessed that now infamous forked smoke pattern in the sky to the east caused by the solid rocket boosters tearing the shuttle apart. Not on TV, not on the news, but in person and with my own eyes. 

''As chance would have it, one of my [[Jason Harden|very best friends]] had stayed home sick that day, and had been recording the launch live on television. After school I went to his house and we watched and re-watched the VHS of the explosion as it had happened earlier in the morning.''
</blockquote>

==[[Colin Toenjes]]==
Colin was eleven years old and was attending Waterloo Junior High School.

<blockquote>"I didn't know about it until the afternoon. I heard people talking about the Shuttle throughout the day but didn't find out the details of what happened until after school. My mother worked in the Junior High/High School Library at the time and when I went down to wait for her to finish work for the day, she told me all the details. I saw the explosion for the first time on the news that night." 
"I have watched a lot of the subsequent shuttle launches on television, and I still shudder and hold my breath when the flight controllers say ''Shuttle go at throttle up.''"
[[Category:Where Were You?]]

Colin Toenjes

2007-10-02T00:38:34Z

Ctoenjes:

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications. His parents and paternal grandmother still live on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==
[[Image:Ctandwife.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin and Crystal in 2005]]

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the [http://forums.classicbattletech.com/index.php Classic Battletech online community]. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com/ Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''[[Has anyone seen Colin?|Has anyone seen Colin?]]''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.

*Owns photographic prints of the debris recovered from the supposed UFO crash in Roswell, NM, made from the original negatives.

*His collection of science fiction and fantasy novels in paperback is rapidly approaching 3,000 books.

*Was laid off from his job at American Airlines three days after his wedding due to cutbacks in the wake of the Sept. 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

File:Ctandwife.jpg

2007-10-02T00:35:23Z

Ctoenjes: Colin and Crystal in 2005.

Colin and Crystal in 2005.

Colin Toenjes

2007-10-02T00:31:59Z

Ctoenjes:

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications. His parents and paternal grandmother still live on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the [http://forums.classicbattletech.com/index.php Classic Battletech online community]. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com/ Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''[[Has anyone seen Colin?|Has anyone seen Colin?]]''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.

*Owns photographic prints of the debris recovered from the supposed UFO crash in Roswell, NM, made from the original negatives.

*His collection of science fiction and fantasy novels in paperback is rapidly approaching 3,000 books.

*Was laid off from his job at American Airlines three days after his wedding due to cutbacks in the wake of the Sept. 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

Talk:List of Aircraft Visited by Kevin McNulty

2007-10-02T00:23:59Z

Ctoenjes:

Fantastic stuff! I added the Lists category & slid the TOC over to the right & wrapped the text around it. The TOC is impressive, and I hate when the content is so far below the TOC. Look okay for you? --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 15:30, 1 October 2007 (CDT)

Looks great. Any way to scootch the TOC text to the right away from the TOC border a little and/or the article text a little to the left so the separation's more obvious? If not, no big deal: I'm picking nits.

I had an awful time trying to organize this list...do you think the current organization is optimal? --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 15:40, 1 October 2007 (CDT)

Awesome list, Tai... I don't even come close, but I've been in one that you haven't. The Boeing B377-SG Super Guppy. Twice. It had come in to Tinker AFB here for maintenance and again for the big airshow here in the summer. CT

Template talk:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-10-01T03:05:57Z

Ctoenjes:

I imagine I've left out more than I've included, but it's one helluva starting point! --[[User:Reddick|Reddick]] 15:50, 16 September 2007 (CDT)

What about Joy? I can't remember her last name, but she was DC-Communications for a bit wasn't she?

Also, Zuccini is misspelled "Zuchini" in your list...is that intentional?

Nope, not intentional. By all means, fix 'er up. --[[User:Reddick|Reddick]] 18:57, 16 September 2007 (CDT)

Found this on the old KT website:

COMMUNICATIONS: Past D.C.s

DC Reign
Denise Duggan 1991-1993
Clayton Griffin 1993
John Magnatta 1993
Joy Simpson 1993-1994
George Sumpter 1994-1996
Jon Reddick 1996-1997
Kevin McNulty 1997
Scott Campbell 1997-1998

Updated Accordingly

What about John "Tuba" Adcock? He joined, didn't he? --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 10:12, 25 September 2007 (CDT)

Nope, he never joined. He did buy a t-shirt with a check that bounced (and was never made good), but he was never a member. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 10:32, 25 September 2007 (CDT)

OK dug out a BUNCH of old HF's and membership rosters (sometimes being a packrat helps)... I've found almost 80 more members. Who wants the list? CT

I'm sure Jon does! -- Tai

And I just found more... you wouldn't believe the archive of stuff I have in this box. It's been two states since I opened this thing... CT.

Anything you don't want to analyze for info, I'd gladly accept via post and pour over it myself! --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 07:58, 26 September 2007 (CDT)

OK, I will go through and try to refine dates better as I have time, but I am going to put folks in based upon the data I gathered in my first pass through. I have also added a few nicknames (OW, Next Jen) and plugged in some DC/ADC listings as I found them. Again, I will add more as I do further refinement and go back through the HF's I have. Also, Jon and/or Ro... ''what was Mario's last name''? CT

Peeples? ;) Not sure. Hey, nice additions, Colin! I remember almost every one of them once I see their names, but they were all previous to when I started keeping diligent records. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 07:04, 29 September 2007 (CDT)

I have ~20 more to add that I will get to soon. CT

Lots of great names on there. Somewhere along the line we've gotten an extra dummy column added. Just means that one of the many names has one extra cell, forcing all rows to have the extra cell. I haven't spotted yet where it is. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 20:53, 30 September 2007 (CDT)

I found it. Several rows had an extra "'''|'''" after where details in the last column were added. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 21:07, 30 September 2007 (CDT)

Ah... thanks... my bad. CT

Template:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-09-29T22:36:04Z

Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |'''Member'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Years Served'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Notable Offices/Accomplishments'''

|-
|Abrams, Matt
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Adams, Angela H.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adams, Philip M.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adkins, Judy
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Allen, Brien
|1994-1997
|DC Security, ADC Security

|-
|Allen, Deborah "[[DJ]]"
|1994-1999
|

|-
|Allen, Jean
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Allen, Tammy
|1993-1998
|

|-
|Andrade-Colby, Loretta
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Baas, Richard
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Barbree, Catherine
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Basham, Chuck "[[Shotglass]]"
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Benore, Kevin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Boss, Fey
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Boutin, Marion
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Boutin, Mark
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Blank, Christopher
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Blow, Brenda
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Brown, Stephanie D.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Brown, Thomas
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Bryan, Ingrid
|1992-1996
|DC Medical ''1993-1996'', OIC 78th MSG ''1995-96''

|-
|Burkhart, Raymond
|1993-1995
|

|-
|Bush, Pamela
|1993-1997
|

|-
|Campbell, Cayce
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Campbell, Scott "[[Gerbil Boy]]"
|1993-2001
|DC Comm ''1997-98''

|-
|[[Justin Carmical|Carmical, Justin]] "[[Cabin Boy]]"
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Carney, Jon "[[OJ]]"
|1992-1996
|

|-
|Carter, Robert V.
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Cleves, John
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Cook, Terry
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Cox, Daniel
|1991-1992
|DC Engineering ''1992''
|

|-
|Crews, Norma Raye "[[Blackjack]]"
|1995-Present
|

|-
|Curry, Jacqui
|1992
|

|-
|Dendy, James
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Dennis, Johnathan
|1992
|

|-
|DeRamus, Larry
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Dieter, Frank
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Dolan, Sandy
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Donlon, Connie
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Donovan, Jeanette
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Donovan, Mark "[[Chick]]"
|1993-2000
|

|-
|Douglas, Guy
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Douglas, Valerie
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Drake, Cathy
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Duffy, Bridget
|1992-2001
|

|-
|Duggan, Denise "T'Bich"
|1991-1999
|DC Comm ''1991-93''

|-
|Duncan, Ernie P.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Duncan, S. Marie
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Dunkelberger, Paul
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Dunlap, Kevin
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Dyer, Bob
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Dyer, Mike
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Teresa
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eisner, Randy
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Escamilla, Erica
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Evans, Nicholas
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Farmer, Connie
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Fielding, Brian F.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Ford, Tanesha
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Foster, Brant
|1992
|

|-
|Francis, Holly A.
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Frederick, Thomas A
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Frey, Barbara
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Leah
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Thomas
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Gaar, Alice Carol
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Garcia, Alex
|1992?-1994?
|ADC, OPS ''1993''
|

|-
|Gary, Lance
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Gillespie, Bridgeen
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Gilson, Dan
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Givens, David
|1993-Present
|

|-
|Givens, Mary "[[OM]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Glazer, Elke
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Goldman, Glenn
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Graham, Richard
|2000-Present
|CO ''2006-Present''

|-
|Gray, Michelle
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Griffin, Clayton
|199?-199?
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Hague, Terrence
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hall, Keith
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hanna, Jesse K.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Harris, Malcolm
|1997-2000
|

|-
|Hartley, Betty Ann
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Ben
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Cathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Charles
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Chris
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Eric
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Sara
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hathcox, Paul
|1992-1994, 1996-??
|

|-
|Hawkins, Anthony
|1992
|

|-
|Heaven, Bruce
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Heaven, Gina
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hefti, Trish
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Heinisch, Harry C. III
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Heitmueller, Jennifer
|1994-1998
|DC Medical ''1996''

|-
|Hemmerly, Chris
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Henderson, Lee
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Henry, Matt
|1990-1993
|XO ''1990-92''

|-
|Hiett, Kearns
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Hitt, Bill
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Holsten, Tiffanie
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Holston, Joel
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Holtzclaw, Mark
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Houdart, Joseph J.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Hurst, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hutto, Derek "Barney"
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Imhof, Booter
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Irizarry, Audrey
|1993-1994
|

|-
|James, Phyllis
|1994-Present
|

|-
|James, Sonia
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Johnson, Bill
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Jan
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, JoAnn
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Johnson, Karen E.
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Robert
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Veronica "[[VJ]]"
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Johnston, Jeff
|1992
|

|-
|Jordan, Kathy
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Junco, Mario
|1990-1992
|

|-
|Kaser, Troy
|1992
|

|-
|King, Antonio Sean
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Kleinfeldt, Mary "[[Radar]]"
|1990-1993
|DC OPS ''1991-1993''

|-
|Knothe, Robin
|1992
|

|-
|Knudson, Sandra
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Kochtitzky, Chris
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Lamb, Ed
|1992-2002
|

|-
|Lamb, Franchesca
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Leffert, Carleigh
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Lellouche, M.
|1992
|

|-
|Lewis, James "[[Cannon]]"
|1993-2002
|DC Engineering, ADC Engineering

|-
|Lewis, Richard
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Linton, Shaun
|1992
|

|-
|Long, Laurie
|1993-2003
|CO ''1996''

|-
|Maddox, Michelle "M&M"
|1995-1997?
|

|-
|Magnatta, John "[[Clint]]"
|1994-1999
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Maldonado, Sergio
|1992-???
|

|-
|Malone, Pat
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Mancuso, Bo
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Marcel, Dimitry
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Massey, Judy Anne
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Matthews, Curtis
|1992-???
|

|-
|Maurer, Alan
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Hannah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Jared
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Pat
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Sarah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Mazikowski, John
|1998-1999
|

|-
|McKenzie, Kazana
|1998-2002
|

|-
|[[Debbie McNulty|McNulty, Debbie]]
|1994-2001
|

|-
|[[Erin McNulty|McNulty, Erin]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|[[Kevin McNulty|McNulty, Kevin]] "[[Tai]]"
|1993-2001
|XO ''1996'', Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', OIC-78th MSG ''1997-98'', DC Comm ''1997''

|-
|[[Sean McNulty|McNulty, Sean]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Merkel, Lance
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Milner, Frank
|1992-???
|

|-
|Miralles, John P.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Mittleman, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Mohney, Jennifer "Next Jen"
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Moody, Chuck
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Moore, Dinoua
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Morris, Larry
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Morton, John
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Mosier, Gabriel
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Myers, Robin
|1996-1999
|

|-
|Nguyen, Lucy
|1990-1992
|DC Security

|-
|Nicholson, Kevin
|1998-2000
|

|-
|Niggel, Allison
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Kimberly
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Laura
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Mike
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Tina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Olson, Wade "[[Slot Pilot]]"
|1994-2000
|Started '''[[USS Relentless]]''' as a shuttle of '''[[USS Khai Tam]]'''

|-
|Opper, John "[[Opper-J]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Osborne, Mark
|1992-???
|

|-
|Padgette, Wayne "OW"
|1996-2000
|

|-
|Palmisaro, Salvatore
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Perkerson, Peg
|1992-??
|

|-
|Peterson, Jim
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Pfauth, Alisa K.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Phinazee, Kathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Phinazee, Russ
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Pitts, Frances A.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Pitts, Gloria D.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Poppel, Debra
|1992-???
|

|-
|Posner, Howard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Powell, Shannon
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Proctor, Roberta
|1992-???
|

|-
|Pruitt, Hulen
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Purkey, Krista
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Quander, Reina
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Rabe, Karin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|[[Dana Reddick|Reddick, Dana]]
|1998-2005
|

|-
|[[Jon Reddick|Reddick, Jon]]
|1990-Present
|CO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', ADC Security ''1990-92'', DC Comm ''1996''

|-
|[[Ro Reddick|Reddick, Laurie "Ro"]]
|1990-Present
|XO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', DC Sci-Med ''1990-92''

|-
|Reeves, Rachel
|2001-2002
|

|-
|Revell, Lance
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Rice, Brenda "[[Mistress Aunt B]]"
|1993-2002
|

|-
|Rice, Shena
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Ricker, Jackie
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Roberts, Rebecca Lyn
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Roffman, Matthew
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Rogers, Ali
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Amy
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, John M. "[[JOOS]]"
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Jordan
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Rucker, Kuryakin C.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Rummel, Larry
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Peggy
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Richard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Salo, Marty
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Saraka, Debi
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Sanders, W.T.
|1992
|

|-
|Schubert, Patricia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Schubert, Paul
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Shacklett, Brent
|1992-1994
|

|-
|Simmons, J.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Simpson, Joy
|1992-1995
|DC Comm 1993-1994

|-
|Skoglund, Robert
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Slayden, Nancy Staff
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Smith, Bobby
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Smith, Jamie M.
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Jason
|1992-1993
|ADC Engineering ''1993''
|

|-
|Smith, Jonathan
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Linda C.
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Stanphill, Barbara
|1993?-1995?
|

|-
|Stewart, Sharon
|1990-1993
|CO ''1990-1992''

|-
|Stratton, Joshua
|1992
|

|-
|Stringer, Michelle
|1995-1996
|

|-
|[[George Sumpter|Sumpter, George]] "[[Pakled]]"
|1992-2005
|DC Comm ''1994-96''

|-
|Susar, Emory
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Swanson, Jesse
|1992?-1993?
|ADC, Medical 1993
|

|-
|Thomas, Amanda
|2000-2002
|

|-
|[[Pam Thomas|Thomas, Pam]]
|1996-2002
|DC Med ''1997'', DC Comm ''1998''

|-
|[[Pat Thomas|Thomas, Patrick]]
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thomas, Samantha
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thompson, Marvin S.
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Toenjes, Colin
|1992-2003
|DC Engineering, Co-Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]'''

|-
|Tomlinson, Claudia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Vernazarro, D.P.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Vickers, Paulina
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Walsh, Oliver
|1992-???
|

|-
|Whitaker, Merri "[[SAM]]"
|1994-Present
|

|-
|Williams, Jim
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Williams, Jon "[[Eight of Eight]]"
|1994-2000
|

|-
|Willis, John "Garth"
|1994-1997?
|

|-
|Wilson, Don Thornton
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wilson, Michelle
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Wilson, Mysti H.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wright, Wayne "[[Spud]]" W.
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Wyatt, Skip
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Yates, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Yawn, Lee
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Younce, Richie
|1992-???
|

|-
|Zaragoza, Zandro
|1992-1994?
|

|-
|Zimmerman, Dan
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Zuchoni, Bill "[[Zuccini]]"
|1993-1996
|

|}

Template:Khai Tam Alumni

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Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |'''Member'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Years Served'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Notable Offices/Accomplishments'''

|-
|Adams, Angela H.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adams, Philip M.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adkins, Judy
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Allen, Brien
|1994-1997
|DC Security, ADC Security

|-
|Allen, Deborah "[[DJ]]"
|1994-1999
|

|-
|Allen, Tammy
|1993-1998
|

|-
|Andrade-Colby, Loretta
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Baas, Richard
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Barbree, Catherine
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Basham, Chuck "[[Shotglass]]"
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Benore, Kevin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Boss, Fey
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Boutin, Marion
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Boutin, Mark
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Blank, Christopher
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Blow, Brenda
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Brown, Stephanie D.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Brown, Thomas
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Bryan, Ingrid
|1992-1996
|DC Medical ''1993-1996'', OIC 78th MSG ''1995-96''

|-
|Burkhart, Raymond
|1993-1995
|

|-
|Bush, Pamela
|1993-1997
|

|-
|Campbell, Cayce
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Campbell, Scott "[[Gerbil Boy]]"
|1993-2001
|DC Comm ''1997-98''

|-
|[[Justin Carmical|Carmical, Justin]] "[[Cabin Boy]]"
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Carney, Jon "[[OJ]]"
|1992-1996
|

|-
|Carter, Robert V.
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Cleves, John
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Cook, Terry
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Cox, Daniel
|1991?-1992
|DC Engineering 1992
|

|-
|Crews, Norma Raye "[[Blackjack]]"
|1995-Present
|

|-
|Curry, Jacqui
|1992
|

|-
|Dendy, James
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Dennis, Johnathan
|1992
|

|-
|DeRamus, Larry
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Dieter, Frank
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Dolan, Sandy
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Donlon, Connie
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Donovan, Jeanette
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Donovan, Mark "[[Chick]]"
|1993-2000
|

|-
|Douglas, Guy
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Douglas, Valerie
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Drake, Cathy
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Duffy, Bridget
|1992-2001
|

|-
|Duggan, Denise "T'Bich"
|1991-1999
|DC Comm ''1991-93''

|-
|Duncan, Ernie P.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Duncan, S. Marie
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Dunkelberger, Paul
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Dunlap, Kevin
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Dyer, Bob
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Dyer, Mike
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Teresa
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eisner, Randy
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Escamilla, Erica
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Evans, Nicholas
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Farmer, Connie
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Fielding, Brian F.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Ford, Tanesha
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Foster, Brant
|1992
|

|-
|Francis, Holly A.
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Frederick, Thomas A
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Frey, Barbara
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Leah
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Thomas
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Gaar, Alice Carol
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Garcia, Alex
|1992?-1994?
|ADC, OPS 1993
|

|-
|Gary, Lance
|1992-???
|

|-
|Gillespie, Bridgeen
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Gilson, Dan
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Givens, David
|1993-Present
|

|-
|Givens, Mary "[[OM]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Glazer, Elke
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Goldman, Glenn
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Graham, Richard
|2000-Present
|CO ''2006-Present''

|-
|Gray, Michelle
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Griffin, Clayton
|199?-199?
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Hague, Terrence
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hall, Keith
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hanna, Jesse K.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Harris, Malcolm
|1997-2000
|

|-
|Hartley, Betty Ann
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Ben
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Cathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Charles
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Chris
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Eric
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Sara
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hathcox, Paul
|1992-1994
|

|-
|Heaven, Bruce
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Heaven, Gina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Hefti, Trish
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Heinisch, Harry C. III
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Heitmueller, Jennifer
|1994-1998
|DC Medical ''1996''

|-
|Hemmerly, Chris
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Henderson, Lee
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Henry, Matt
|1990-1993
|XO ''1990-92''

|-
|Hiett, Kearns
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Hitt, Bill
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Holston, Joel
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Holtzclaw, Mark
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Houdart, Joseph J.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Hurst, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hutto, Derek "Barney"
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Imhof, Booter
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Irizarry, Audrey
|1993-1994
|

|-
|James, Phyllis
|1994-Present
|

|-
|James, Sonia
|199?-???
|

|-
|Johnson, Bill
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Jan
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, JoAnn
|1992-???
|

|-
|Johnson, Karen E.
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Robert
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Veronica "[[VJ]]"
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Johnston, Jeff
|1992-???
|

|-
|Jordan, Kathy
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Junco, Mario
|1990-1992
|

|-
|Kaser, Troy
|1992-???
|

|-
|King, Antonio Sean
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Kleinfeldt, Mary "[[Radar]]"
|1990-1993
|DC OPS

|-
|Knothe, Robin
|1992-???
|

|-
|Knudson, Sandra
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Kochtitzky, Chris
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lamb, Ed
|1992-2002
|

|-
|Lamb, Franchesca
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Leffert, Carleigh
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lellouche, M.
|1992-?
|

|-
|Lewis, James "[[Cannon]]"
|1993-2002
|DC Engineering, ADC Engineering

|-
|Lewis, Richard
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Linton, Shaun
|1992-???
|

|-
|Long, Laurie
|1993-2003
|CO ''1996''

|-
|Maddox, Michelle "M&M"
|1995-1997?
|

|-
|Magnatta, John "[[Clint]]"
|1994-1999
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Maldonado, Sergio
|1992-???
|

|-
|Malone, Pat
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Mancuso, Bo
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Marcel, Dimitry
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Massey, Judy Anne
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Matthews, Curtis
|1992-???
|

|-
|Maurer, Alan
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Hannah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Jared
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Pat
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Sarah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Mazikowski, John
|1998-1999
|

|-
|McKenzie, Kazana
|1998-2002
|

|-
|[[Debbie McNulty|McNulty, Debbie]]
|1994-2001
|

|-
|[[Erin McNulty|McNulty, Erin]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|[[Kevin McNulty|McNulty, Kevin]] "[[Tai]]"
|1993-2001
|XO ''1996'', Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', OIC-78th MSG ''1997-98'', DC Comm ''1997''

|-
|[[Sean McNulty|McNulty, Sean]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Merkel, Lance
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Milner, Frank
|1992-???
|

|-
|Miralles, John P.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Mittleman, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Mohney, Jennifer "Next Jen"
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Moody, Chuck
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Moore, Dinoua
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Morris, Larry
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Morton, John
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Mosier, Gabriel
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Myers, Robin
|1996-1999
|

|-
|Nguyen, Lucy
|1990-1992
|DC Security

|-
|Nicholson, Kevin
|1998-2000
|

|-
|Niggel, Allison
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Kimberly
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Laura
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Mike
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Tina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Olson, Wade "[[Slot Pilot]]"
|1994-2000
|Started '''[[USS Relentless]]''' as a shuttle of '''[[USS Khai Tam]]'''

|-
|Opper, John "[[Opper-J]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Osborne, Mark
|1992-???
|

|-
|Padgette, Wayne "OW"
|1996-2000
|

|-
|Palmisaro, Salvatore
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Perkerson, Peg
|1992-??
|

|-
|Peterson, Jim
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Pfauth, Alisa K.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Phinazee, Kathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Phinazee, Russ
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Pitts, Frances A.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Pitts, Gloria D.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Poppel, Debra
|1992-???
|

|-
|Posner, Howard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Powell, Shannon
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Proctor, Roberta
|1992-???
|

|-
|Pruitt, Hulen
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Purkey, Krista
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Quander, Reina
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Rabe, Karin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|[[Dana Reddick|Reddick, Dana]]
|1998-2005
|

|-
|[[Jon Reddick|Reddick, Jon]]
|1990-Present
|CO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', ADC Security ''1990-92'', DC Comm ''1996''

|-
|[[Ro Reddick|Reddick, Laurie "Ro"]]
|1990-Present
|XO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', DC Sci-Med ''1990-92''

|-
|Reeves, Rachel
|2001-2002
|

|-
|Revell, Lance
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Rice, Brenda "[[Mistress Aunt B]]"
|1993-2002
|

|-
|Rice, Shena
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Ricker, Jackie
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Roberts, Rebecca Lyn
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Roffman, Matthew
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Rogers, Ali
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Amy
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, John M. "[[JOOS]]"
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Jordan
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Rucker, Kuryakin C.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Rummel, Larry
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Peggy
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Richard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Salo, Marty
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Saraka, Debi
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Sanders, W.T.
|1992
|

|-
|Schubert, Patricia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Schubert, Paul
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Shacklett, Brent
|1992-1994
|

|-
|Simmons, J.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Simpson, Joy
|1992-1995
|DC Comm 1993-1994

|-
|Slayden, Nancy Staff
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Smith, Bobby
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Smith, Jamie M.
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Jason
|1992-1993
|ADC Engineering ''1993''
|

|-
|Smith, Jonathan
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Linda C.
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Stanphill, Barbara
|1993?-1995?
|

|-
|Stewart, Sharon
|1990-1993
|CO ''1990-1992''

|-
|Stringer, Michelle
|1995-1996
|

|-
|[[George Sumpter|Sumpter, George]] "[[Pakled]]"
|1992-2005
|DC Comm ''1994-96''

|-
|Susar, Emory
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Swanson, Jesse
|1992?-1993?
|ADC, Medical 1993
|

|-
|Thomas, Amanda
|2000-2002
|

|-
|[[Pam Thomas|Thomas, Pam]]
|1996-2002
|DC Med ''1997'', DC Comm ''1998''

|-
|[[Pat Thomas|Thomas, Patrick]]
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thomas, Samantha
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thompson, Marvin S.
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Toenjes, Colin
|1992-2003
|DC Engineering, Co-Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]'''

|-
|Tomlinson, Claudia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Vernazarro, D.P.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Walsh, Oliver
|1992-???
|

|-
|Whitaker, Merri "[[SAM]]"
|1994-Present
|

|-
|Williams, Jim
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Williams, Jon "[[Eight of Eight]]"
|1994-2000
|

|-
|Willis, John "Garth"
|1994-1997?
|

|-
|Wilson, Don Thornton
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wilson, Michelle
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Wilson, Mysti H.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wright, Wayne "[[Spud]]" W.
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Wyatt, Skip
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Yates, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Yawn, Lee
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Younce, Richie
|1992-???
|

|-
|Zaragoza, Zandro
|1992-1994?
|

|-
|Zimmerman, Dan
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Zuchoni, Bill "[[Zuccini]]"
|1993-1996
|

|}

Template:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-09-29T21:31:31Z

Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |'''Member'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Years Served'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Notable Offices/Accomplishments'''

|-
|Adams, Angela H.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adams, Philip M.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adkins, Judy
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Allen, Brien
|1994-1997
|DC Security, ADC Security

|-
|Allen, Deborah "[[DJ]]"
|1994-1999
|

|-
|Allen, Tammy
|1993-1998
|

|-
|Andrade-Colby, Loretta
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Baas, Richard
|1991-1992
|

|-
|Barbree, Catherine
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Basham, Chuck "[[Shotglass]]"
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Benore, Kevin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Boss, Fey
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Boutin, Marion
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Boutin, Mark
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Blank, Christopher
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Blow, Brenda
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Brown, Stephanie D.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Brown, Thomas
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Bryan, Ingrid
|1993-1996
|DC Medical, OIC 78th MSG ''1995-96''

|-
|Burkhart, Raymond
|1993-1995
|

|-
|Bush, Pamela
|1993-1997
|

|-
|Campbell, Cayce
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Campbell, Scott "[[Gerbil Boy]]"
|1993-2001
|DC Comm ''1997-98''

|-
|[[Justin Carmical|Carmical, Justin]] "[[Cabin Boy]]"
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Carney, Jon "[[OJ]]"
|1992-1996
|

|-
|Carter, Robert V.
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Cleves, John
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Cook, Terry
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Cox, Daniel
|1991?-1992
|DC Engineering 1992
|

|-
|Crews, Norma Raye "[[Blackjack]]"
|1995-Present
|

|-
|Curry, Jacqui
|1992-???
|

|-
|Dendy, James
|1992-????
|

|-
|Dennis, Johnathan
|1992-?
|

|-
|DeRamus, Larry
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Dieter, Frank
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Dolan, Sandy
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Donlon, Connie
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Donovan, Jeanette
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Donovan, Mark "[[Chick]]"
|1993-2000
|

|-
|Douglas, Guy
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Douglas, Valerie
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Drake, Cathy
|1992-???
|

|-
|Duffy, Bridget
|1993-2001
|

|-
|Duggan, Denise "T'Bich"
|1991-1999
|DC Comm ''1991-93''

|-
|Duncan, Ernie P.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Duncan, S. Marie
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Dunkelberger, Paul
|1992-???
|

|-
|Dunlap, Kevin
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Dyer, Bob
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Dyer, Mike
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Teresa
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eisner, Randy
|1992-??
|

|-
|Escamilla, Erica
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Evans, Nicholas
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Farmer, Connie
|1992-??
|

|-
|Fielding, Brian F.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Ford, Tanesha
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Foster, Brant
|1992-??
|

|-
|Francis, Holly A.
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Frederick, Thomas A
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Frey, Barbara
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Leah
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Thomas
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Gaar, Alice Carol
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Garcia, Alex
|1992?-1994?
|ADC, OPS 1993
|

|-
|Gary, Lance
|1992-???
|

|-
|Gillespie, Bridgeen
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Gilson, Dan
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Givens, David
|1993-Present
|

|-
|Givens, Mary "[[OM]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Glazer, Elke
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Goldman, Glenn
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Graham, Richard
|2000-Present
|CO ''2006-Present''

|-
|Gray, Michelle
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Griffin, Clayton
|199?-199?
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Hague, Terrence
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hall, Keith
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hanna, Jesse K.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Harris, Malcolm
|1997-2000
|

|-
|Hartley, Betty Ann
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Ben
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Cathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Charles
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Chris
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Eric
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Sara
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hathcox, Paul
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Heaven, Bruce
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Heaven, Gina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Hefti, Trish
|1992-???
|

|-
|Heinisch, Harry C. III
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Heitmueller, Jennifer
|1994-1998
|DC Medical

|-
|Hemmerly, Chris
|1992-???
|

|-
|Henderson, Lee
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Henry, Matt
|1990-1993
|XO ''1990-92''

|-
|Hiett, Kearns
|1992-???
|

|-
|Holston, Joel
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Holtzclaw, Mark
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Houdart, Joseph J.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Hurst, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hutto, Derek "Barney"
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Imhof, Booter
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Irizarry, Audrey
|1993-1994
|

|-
|James, Phyllis
|1994-Present
|

|-
|James, Sonia
|199?-???
|

|-
|Johnson, Bill
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Jan
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, JoAnn
|1992-???
|

|-
|Johnson, Karen E.
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Robert
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Veronica "[[VJ]]"
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Johnston, Jeff
|1992-???
|

|-
|Jordan, Kathy
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Junco, Mario
|1990-1992
|

|-
|Kaser, Troy
|1992-???
|

|-
|King, Antonio Sean
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Kleinfeldt, Mary "[[Radar]]"
|1990-1993
|DC OPS

|-
|Knothe, Robin
|1992-???
|

|-
|Knudson, Sandra
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Kochtitzky, Chris
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lamb, Ed
|1992-2002
|

|-
|Lamb, Franchesca
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Leffert, Carleigh
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lellouche, M.
|1992-?
|

|-
|Lewis, James "[[Cannon]]"
|1993-2002
|DC Engineering, ADC Engineering

|-
|Lewis, Richard
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Linton, Shaun
|1992-???
|

|-
|Long, Laurie
|1993-2003
|CO ''1996''

|-
|Maddox, Michelle "M&M"
|1995-1997?
|

|-
|Magnatta, John "[[Clint]]"
|1994-1999
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Maldonado, Sergio
|1992-???
|

|-
|Malone, Pat
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Mancuso, Bo
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Marcel, Dimitry
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Massey, Judy Anne
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Matthews, Curtis
|1992-???
|

|-
|Maurer, Alan
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Hannah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Jared
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Pat
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Sarah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Mazikowski, John
|1998-1999
|

|-
|McKenzie, Kazana
|1998-2002
|

|-
|[[Debbie McNulty|McNulty, Debbie]]
|1994-2001
|

|-
|[[Erin McNulty|McNulty, Erin]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|[[Kevin McNulty|McNulty, Kevin]] "[[Tai]]"
|1993-2001
|XO ''1996'', Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', OIC-78th MSG ''1997-98'', DC Comm ''1997''

|-
|[[Sean McNulty|McNulty, Sean]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Merkel, Lance
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Milner, Frank
|1992-???
|

|-
|Miralles, John P.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Mittleman, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Mohney, Jennifer "Next Jen"
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Moody, Chuck
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Moore, Dinoua
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Morris, Larry
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Morton, John
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Mosier, Gabriel
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Myers, Robin
|1996-1999
|

|-
|Nguyen, Lucy
|1990-1992
|DC Security

|-
|Nicholson, Kevin
|1998-2000
|

|-
|Niggel, Allison
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Kimberly
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Laura
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Mike
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Tina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Olson, Wade "[[Slot Pilot]]"
|1994-2000
|Started '''[[USS Relentless]]''' as a shuttle of '''[[USS Khai Tam]]'''

|-
|Opper, John "[[Opper-J]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Osborne, Mark
|1992-???
|

|-
|Padgette, Wayne "OW"
|1996-2000
|

|-
|Palmisaro, Salvatore
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Perkerson, Peg
|1992-??
|

|-
|Peterson, Jim
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Pfauth, Alisa K.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Phinazee, Kathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Phinazee, Russ
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Pitts, Frances A.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Pitts, Gloria D.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Poppel, Debra
|1992-???
|

|-
|Posner, Howard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Powell, Shannon
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Proctor, Roberta
|1992-???
|

|-
|Pruitt, Hulen
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Purkey, Krista
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Quander, Reina
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Rabe, Karin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|[[Dana Reddick|Reddick, Dana]]
|1998-2005
|

|-
|[[Jon Reddick|Reddick, Jon]]
|1990-Present
|CO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', ADC Security ''1990-92'', DC Comm ''1996''

|-
|[[Ro Reddick|Reddick, Laurie "Ro"]]
|1990-Present
|XO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', DC Sci-Med ''1990-92''

|-
|Reeves, Rachel
|2001-2002
|

|-
|Revell, Lance
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Rice, Brenda "[[Mistress Aunt B]]"
|1993-2002
|

|-
|Rice, Shena
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Ricker, Jackie
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Roberts, Rebecca Lyn
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Roffman, Matthew
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Rogers, Ali
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Amy
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, John M. "[[JOOS]]"
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Jordan
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Rucker, Kuryakin C.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Rummel, Larry
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Peggy
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Richard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Saraka, Debi
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Schubert, Patricia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Schubert, Paul
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Shacklett, Brent
|1992-1994
|

|-
|Simmons, J.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Simpson, Joy
|199?-199?
|DC Comm 1993-1994

|-
|Slayden, Nancy Staff
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Smith, Bobby
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Smith, Jamie M.
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Jason
|1992-1993
|ADC Engineering ''1993''
|

|-
|Smith, Jonathan
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Linda C.
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Stanphill, Barbara
|1993?-1995?
|

|-
|Stewart, Sharon
|1990-1993
|CO ''1990-1992''

|-
|Stringer, Michelle
|1995-1996
|

|-
|[[George Sumpter|Sumpter, George]] "[[Pakled]]"
|1992-2005
|DC Comm ''1994-96''

|-
|Susar, Emory
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Swanson, Jesse
|1992?-1993?
|ADC, Medical 1993
|

|-
|Thomas, Amanda
|2000-2002
|

|-
|[[Pam Thomas|Thomas, Pam]]
|1996-2002
|DC Med ''1997'', DC Comm ''1998''

|-
|[[Pat Thomas|Thomas, Patrick]]
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thomas, Samantha
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thompson, Marvin S.
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Toenjes, Colin
|1992-2003
|DC Engineering, Co-Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]'''

|-
|Tomlinson, Claudia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Vernazarro, D.P.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Walsh, Oliver
|1992-???
|

|-
|Whitaker, Merri "[[SAM]]"
|1994-Present
|

|-
|Williams, Jim
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Williams, Jon "[[Eight of Eight]]"
|1994-2000
|

|-
|Willis, John "Garth"
|1994-1997?
|

|-
|Wilson, Don Thornton
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wilson, Michelle
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Wilson, Mysti H.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wright, Wayne "[[Spud]]" W.
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Wyatt, Skip
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Yates, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Yawn, Lee
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Younce, Richie
|1992-???
|

|-
|Zaragoza, Zandro
|1992-1994?
|

|-
|Zimmerman, Dan
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Zuchoni, Bill "[[Zuccini]]"
|1993-1996
|

|}

Template talk:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-09-29T16:03:46Z

Ctoenjes:

Temporal Causality Loop

2007-09-29T05:32:36Z

Ctoenjes: /* Origin */

'''''It's like in a Temporal Causality Loop.''''' - Khai Tam Crewmember

'''''You mean where things keep happening over and over again?''''' - Another Khai Tam Crewmember

''(Repeat until threatened with violence to stop.)''

==Origin==

In the Star Trek:The Next Generation episode [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cause_and_Effect|"Cause and Effect"], the Enterprise crew goes through a repeating series of events throughout the episode. Shortly after the episode aired, some Khai Tam crewmember made a reference to having done some action before. [[Jon Reddick]] referred to this being like a Temporal Causality Loop, to which [[Kevin McNulty]] replied "You mean where things keep happening over and over again?" They repeated the sequence a couple of times, until everyone in the meeting was laughing.

==Usage==

Typically, someone would make a reference to having done or seen something before, or something being repetitive in some way. Almost immediately, someone, usually [[Kevin McNulty]], would come back with ''"It's like a Temporal Causality Loop?"'' Someone else, often [[Jon Reddick]], [[Colin Toenjes]], or [[Jon Carney]], would come back with the response ''"You mean where things keep happening over and over again?'' This would often repeat until someone would get annoyed enough to threaten or enact mild physical violence on one or all of the participating parties.

[[Category: Quotes]]
[[Category: Khai Tam Trivia]]

Temporal Causality Loop

2007-09-29T05:29:54Z

Ctoenjes:

'''''It's like in a Temporal Causality Loop.''''' - Khai Tam Crewmember

'''''You mean where things keep happening over and over again?''''' - Another Khai Tam Crewmember

''(Repeat until threatened with violence to stop.)''

==Origin==

In the Star Trek:The Next Generation episode "Cause and Effect", the Enterprise crew goes through a repeating series of events throughout the episode. Shortly after the episode aired, some Khai Tam crewmember made a reference to having done some action before. [[Jon Reddick]] referred to this being like a Temporal Causality Loop, to which [[Kevin McNulty]] replied "You mean where things keep happening over and over again?" They repeated the sequence a couple of times, until everyone in the meeting was laughing.

==Usage==

Typically, someone would make a reference to having done or seen something before, or something being repetitive in some way. Almost immediately, someone, usually [[Kevin McNulty]], would come back with ''"It's like a Temporal Causality Loop?"'' Someone else, often [[Jon Reddick]], [[Colin Toenjes]], or [[Jon Carney]], would come back with the response ''"You mean where things keep happening over and over again?'' This would often repeat until someone would get annoyed enough to threaten or enact mild physical violence on one or all of the participating parties.

[[Category: Quotes]]
[[Category: Khai Tam Trivia]]

Template:Khai Tam Alumni

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Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |'''Member'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Years Served'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Notable Offices/Accomplishments'''

|-
|Adams, Angela H.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adams, Philip M.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adkins, Judy
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Allen, Brien
|1994-1997
|DC Security, ADC Security

|-
|Allen, Deborah "[[DJ]]"
|1994-1999
|

|-
|Allen, Tammy
|1993-1998
|

|-
|Andrade-Colby, Loretta
|1992-???
|

|-
|Baas, Richard
|1992-??
|

|-
|Barbree, Catherine
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Basham, Chuck "[[Shotglass]]"
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Benore, Kevin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Boss, Fey
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Boutin, Marion
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Boutin, Mark
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Blank, Christopher
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Blow, Brenda
|1992-?
|

|-
|Brown, Stephanie D.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Brown, Thomas
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Bryan, Ingrid
|1993-1996
|DC Medical, OIC 78th MSG ''1995-96''

|-
|Burkhart, Raymond
|1993-1995
|

|-
|Bush, Pamela
|1993-1997
|

|-
|Campbell, Cayce
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Campbell, Scott "[[Gerbil Boy]]"
|1993-2001
|DC Comm ''1997-98''

|-
|[[Justin Carmical|Carmical, Justin]] "[[Cabin Boy]]"
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Carney, Jon "[[OJ]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Carter, Robert V.
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Cleves, John
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Cook, Terry
|1992-???
|

|-
|Cox, Daniel
|1992?-1993?
|DC Engineering 1992
|

|-
|Crews, Norma Raye "[[Blackjack]]"
|1995-Present
|

|-
|Curry, Jacqui
|1992-???
|

|-
|Dendy, James
|1992-????
|

|-
|Dennis, Johnathan
|1992-?
|

|-
|DeRamus, Larry
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Dieter, Frank
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Dolan, Sandy
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Donlon, Connie
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Donovan, Jeanette
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Donovan, Mark "[[Chick]]"
|1993-2000
|

|-
|Douglas, Guy
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Douglas, Valerie
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Drake, Cathy
|1992-???
|

|-
|Duffy, Bridget
|1993-2001
|

|-
|Duggan, Denise "T'Bich"
|1991-1999
|DC Comm ''1991-93''

|-
|Duncan, Ernie P.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Duncan, S. Marie
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Dunkelberger, Paul
|1992-???
|

|-
|Dunlap, Kevin
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Dyer, Bob
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Dyer, Mike
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Teresa
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eisner, Randy
|1992-??
|

|-
|Escamilla, Erica
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Evans, Nicholas
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Farmer, Connie
|1992-??
|

|-
|Fielding, Brian F.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Ford, Tanesha
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Foster, Brant
|1992-??
|

|-
|Francis, Holly A.
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Frederick, Thomas A
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Frey, Barbara
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Leah
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Thomas
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Gaar, Alice Carol
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Garcia, Alex
|1992?-1994?
|ADC, OPS 1993
|

|-
|Gary, Lance
|1992-???
|

|-
|Gillespie, Bridgeen
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Gilson, Dan
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Givens, David
|1993-Present
|

|-
|Givens, Mary "[[OM]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Glazer, Elke
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Goldman, Glenn
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Graham, Richard
|2000-Present
|CO ''2006-Present''

|-
|Gray, Michelle
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Griffin, Clayton
|199?-199?
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Hague, Terrence
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hall, Keith
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hanna, Jesse K.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Harris, Malcolm
|1997-2000
|

|-
|Hartley, Betty Ann
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Ben
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Cathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Charles
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Chris
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Eric
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Sara
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hathcox, Paul
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Heaven, Bruce
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Heaven, Gina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Hefti, Trish
|1992-???
|

|-
|Heinisch, Harry C. III
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Heitmueller, Jennifer
|1994-1998
|DC Medical

|-
|Hemmerly, Chris
|1992-???
|

|-
|Henderson, Lee
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Henry, Matt
|1990-1993
|XO ''1990-92''

|-
|Hiett, Kearns
|1992-???
|

|-
|Holston, Joel
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Holtzclaw, Mark
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Houdart, Joseph J.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Hurst, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hutto, Derek "Barney"
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Imhof, Booter
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Irizarry, Audrey
|1993-1994
|

|-
|James, Phyllis
|1994-Present
|

|-
|James, Sonia
|199?-???
|

|-
|Johnson, Bill
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Jan
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, JoAnn
|1992-???
|

|-
|Johnson, Karen E.
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Robert
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Veronica "[[VJ]]"
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Johnston, Jeff
|1992-???
|

|-
|Jordan, Kathy
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Kaser, Troy
|1992-???
|

|-
|King, Antonio Sean
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Kleinfeldt, Mary "[[Radar]]"
|1990-1993
|DC OPS

|-
|Knothe, Robin
|1992-???
|

|-
|Knudson, Sandra
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Kochtitzky, Chris
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lamb, Ed
|1992-2002
|

|-
|Lamb, Franchesca
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Leffert, Carleigh
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lellouche, M.
|1992-?
|

|-
|Lewis, James "[[Cannon]]"
|1993-2002
|DC Engineering, ADC Engineering

|-
|Lewis, Richard
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Linton, Shaun
|1992-???
|

|-
|Long, Laurie
|1993-2003
|CO ''1996''

|-
|Maddox, Michelle "M&M"
|1995-1997?
|

|-
|Magnatta, John "[[Clint]]"
|1994-1999
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Maldonado, Sergio
|1992-???
|

|-
|Malone, Pat
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Mancuso, Bo
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Marcel, Dimitry
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Massey, Judy Anne
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Matthews, Curtis
|1992-???
|

|-
|Maurer, Alan
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Hannah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Jared
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Pat
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Sarah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Mazikowski, John
|1998-1999
|

|-
|McKenzie, Kazana
|1998-2002
|

|-
|[[Debbie McNulty|McNulty, Debbie]]
|1994-2001
|

|-
|[[Erin McNulty|McNulty, Erin]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|[[Kevin McNulty|McNulty, Kevin]] "[[Tai]]"
|1993-2001
|XO ''1996'', Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', OIC-78th MSG ''1997-98'', DC Comm ''1997''

|-
|[[Sean McNulty|McNulty, Sean]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Merkel, Lance
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Milner, Frank
|1992-???
|

|-
|Miralles, John P.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Mittleman, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Mohney, Jennifer "Next Jen"
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Moody, Chuck
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Moore, Dinoua
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Morris, Larry
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Morton, John
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Mosier, Gabriel
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Myers, Robin
|1996-1999
|

|-
|Nguyen, Lucy
|1990-1992
|DC Security

|-
|Nicholson, Kevin
|1998-2000
|

|-
|Niggel, Allison
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Kimberly
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Laura
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Mike
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Tina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Olson, Wade "[[Slot Pilot]]"
|1994-2000
|Started '''[[USS Relentless]]''' as a shuttle of '''[[USS Khai Tam]]'''

|-
|Opper, John "[[Opper-J]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Osborne, Mark
|1992-???
|

|-
|Padgette, Wayne "OW"
|1996-2000
|

|-
|Palmisaro, Salvatore
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Perkerson, Peg
|1992-??
|

|-
|Peterson, Jim
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Pfauth, Alisa K.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Phinazee, Kathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Phinazee, Russ
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Pitts, Frances A.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Pitts, Gloria D.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Poppel, Debra
|1992-???
|

|-
|Posner, Howard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Powell, Shannon
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Proctor, Roberta
|1992-???
|

|-
|Pruitt, Hulen
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Purkey, Krista
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Quander, Reina
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Rabe, Karin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|[[Dana Reddick|Reddick, Dana]]
|1998-2005
|

|-
|[[Jon Reddick|Reddick, Jon]]
|1990-Present
|CO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', ADC Security ''1990-92'', DC Comm ''1996''

|-
|[[Ro Reddick|Reddick, Laurie "Ro"]]
|1990-Present
|XO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', DC Sci-Med ''1990-92''

|-
|Reeves, Rachel
|2001-2002
|

|-
|Revell, Lance
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Rice, Brenda "[[Mistress Aunt B]]"
|1993-2002
|

|-
|Rice, Shena
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Ricker, Jackie
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Roberts, Rebecca Lyn
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Roffman, Matthew
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Rogers, Ali
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Amy
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, John M. "[[JOOS]]"
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Jordan
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Rucker, Kuryakin C.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Rummel, Larry
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Peggy
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Richard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Saraka, Debi
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Schubert, Patricia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Schubert, Paul
|1992-1993
|

|-
|Shacklett, Brent
|1992-1994
|

|-
|Simmons, J.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Simpson, Joy
|199?-199?
|DC Comm 1993-1994

|-
|Slayden, Nancy Staff
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Smith, Bobby
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Smith, Jamie M.
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Jason
|1992-1993
|ADC Engineering ''1993''
|

|-
|Smith, Jonathan
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Linda C.
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Stanphill, Barbara
|1993?-1995?
|

|-
|Stewart, Sharon
|1990-1993
|CO ''1990-1992''

|-
|Stringer, Michelle
|1995-1996
|

|-
|[[George Sumpter|Sumpter, George]] "[[Pakled]]"
|1992-2005
|DC Comm ''1994-96''

|-
|Susar, Emory
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Swanson, Jesse
|1992?-1993?
|ADC, Medical 1993
|

|-
|Thomas, Amanda
|2000-2002
|

|-
|[[Pam Thomas|Thomas, Pam]]
|1996-2002
|DC Med ''1997'', DC Comm ''1998''

|-
|[[Pat Thomas|Thomas, Patrick]]
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thomas, Samantha
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thompson, Marvin S.
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Toenjes, Colin
|1992-2003
|DC Engineering, Co-Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]'''

|-
|Tomlinson, Claudia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Vernazarro, D.P.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Walsh, Oliver
|1992-???
|

|-
|Whitaker, Merri "[[SAM]]"
|1994-Present
|

|-
|Williams, Jim
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Williams, Jon "[[Eight of Eight]]"
|1994-2000
|

|-
|Willis, John "Garth"
|1994-1997?
|

|-
|Wilson, Don Thornton
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wilson, Michelle
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Wilson, Mysti H.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wright, Wayne "[[Spud]]" W.
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Wyatt, Skip
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Yates, Laura
|1992-???
|

|-
|Yawn, Lee
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Younce, Richie
|1992-???
|

|-
|Zaragoza, Zandro
|1992-1994?
|

|-
|Zimmerman, Dan
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Zuchoni, Bill "[[Zuccini]]"
|1993-1996
|

|}

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Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |'''Member'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Years Served'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Notable Offices/Accomplishments'''

|-
|Adams, Angela H.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adams, Philip M.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adkins, Judy
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Allen, Brien
|1994-1997
|DC Security, ADC Security

|-
|Allen, Deborah "[[DJ]]"
|1994-1999
|

|-
|Allen, Tammy
|1993-1998
|

|-
|Baas, Richard
|1992-??
|

|-
|Barbree, Catherine
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Basham, Chuck "[[Shotglass]]"
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Benore, Kevin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Boss, Fey
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Boutin, Marion
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Boutin, Mark
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Blank, Christopher
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Blow, Brenda
|1992-?
|

|-
|Brown, Stephanie D.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Brown, Thomas
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Bryan, Ingrid
|1993-1996
|DC Medical, OIC 78th MSG ''1995-96''

|-
|Burkhart, Raymond
|1993-1995
|

|-
|Bush, Pamela
|1993-1997
|

|-
|Campbell, Cayce
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Campbell, Scott "[[Gerbil Boy]]"
|1993-2001
|DC Comm ''1997-98''

|-
|[[Justin Carmical|Carmical, Justin]] "[[Cabin Boy]]"
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Carney, Jon "[[OJ]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Carter, Robert V.
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Cleves, John
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Cox, Daniel
|1992?-1993?
|DC Engineering 1992
|

|-
|Crews, Norma Raye "[[Blackjack]]"
|1995-Present
|

|-
|Curry, Jacqui
|1992-???
|

|-
|Dennis, Johnathan
|1992-?
|

|-
|DeRamus, Larry
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Dieter, Frank
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Dolan, Sandy
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Donlon, Connie
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Donovan, Jeanette
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Donovan, Mark "[[Chick]]"
|1993-2000
|

|-
|Douglas, Guy
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Douglas, Valerie
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Duffy, Bridget
|1993-2001
|

|-
|Duggan, Denise "T'Bich"
|1991-1999
|DC Comm ''1991-93''

|-
|Duncan, Ernie P.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Duncan, S. Marie
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Dunkelberger, Paul
|1992-???
|

|-
|Dunlap, Kevin
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Dyer, Bob
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Dyer, Mike
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Teresa
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eisner, Randy
|1992-??
|

|-
|Escamilla, Erica
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Evans, Nicholas
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Farmer, Connie
|1992-??
|

|-
|Fielding, Brian F.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Ford, Tanesha
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Foster, Brant
|1992-??
|

|-
|Francis, Holly A.
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Frederick, Thomas A
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Frey, Barbara
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Leah
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Thomas
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Gaar, Alice Carol
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Garcia, Alex
|1992?-1994?
|ADC, OPS 1993
|

|-
|Gillespie, Bridgeen
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Gilson, Dan
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Givens, David
|1993-Present
|

|-
|Givens, Mary "[[OM]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Glazer, Elke
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Goldman, Glenn
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Graham, Richard
|2000-Present
|CO ''2006-Present''

|-
|Gray, Michelle
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Griffin, Clayton
|199?-199?
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Hague, Terrence
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hall, Keith
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hanna, Jesse K.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Harris, Malcolm
|1997-2000
|

|-
|Hartley, Betty Ann
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Ben
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Cathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Charles
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Chris
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Eric
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Sara
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hathcox, Paul
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Heaven, Bruce
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Heaven, Gina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Heinisch, Harry C. III
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Heitmueller, Jennifer
|1994-1998
|DC Medical

|-
|Henderson, Lee
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Henry, Matt
|1990-1993
|XO ''1990-92''

|-
|Hiett, Kearns
|1992-???
|

|-
|Holston, Joel
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Holtzclaw, Mark
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Houdart, Joseph J.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Hurst, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hutto, Derek "Barney"
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Imhof, Booter
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Irizarry, Audrey
|1993-1994
|

|-
|James, Phyllis
|1994-Present
|

|-
|James, Sonia
|199?-???
|

|-
|Johnson, Bill
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Jan
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Karen E.
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Robert
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Veronica "[[VJ]]"
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Johnston, Jeff
|1992-???
|

|-
|Jordan, Kathy
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Kaser, Troy
|1992-???
|

|-
|King, Antonio Sean
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Kleinfeldt, Mary "[[Radar]]"
|1990-1993
|DC OPS

|-
|Knothe, Robin
|1992-???
|

|-
|Knudson, Sandra
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Kochtitzky, Chris
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lamb, Ed
|1992-2002
|

|-
|Lamb, Franchesca
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Leffert, Carleigh
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lellouche, M.
|1992-?
|

|-
|Lewis, James "[[Cannon]]"
|1993-2002
|DC Engineering, ADC Engineering

|-
|Lewis, Richard
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Linton, Shaun
|1992-???
|

|-
|Long, Laurie
|1993-2003
|CO ''1996''

|-
|Maddox, Michelle "M&M"
|1995-1997?
|

|-
|Magnatta, John "[[Clint]]"
|1994-1999
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Malone, Pat
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Mancuso, Bo
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Marcel, Dimitry
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Massey, Judy Anne
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Alan
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Hannah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Jared
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Pat
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Sarah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Mazikowski, John
|1998-1999
|

|-
|McKenzie, Kazana
|1998-2002
|

|-
|[[Debbie McNulty|McNulty, Debbie]]
|1994-2001
|

|-
|[[Erin McNulty|McNulty, Erin]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|[[Kevin McNulty|McNulty, Kevin]] "[[Tai]]"
|1993-2001
|XO ''1996'', Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', OIC-78th MSG ''1997-98'', DC Comm ''1997''

|-
|[[Sean McNulty|McNulty, Sean]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Merkel, Lance
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Miralles, John P.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Mohney, Jennifer "Next Jen"
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Moody, Chuck
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Moore, Dinoua
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Morris, Larry
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Morton, John
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Mosier, Gabriel
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Myers, Robin
|1996-1999
|

|-
|Nguyen, Lucy
|1990-1992
|DC Security

|-
|Nicholson, Kevin
|1998-2000
|

|-
|Niggel, Allison
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Kimberly
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Laura
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Mike
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Tina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Olson, Wade "[[Slot Pilot]]"
|1994-2000
|Started '''[[USS Relentless]]''' as a shuttle of '''[[USS Khai Tam]]'''

|-
|Opper, John "[[Opper-J]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Padgette, Wayne "OW"
|1996-2000
|

|-
|Palmisaro, Salvatore
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Perkerson, Peg
|1992-??
|

|-
|Peterson, Jim
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Pfauth, Alisa K.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Phinazee, Kathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Phinazee, Russ
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Pitts, Frances A.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Pitts, Gloria D.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Powell, Shannon
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Proctor, Roberta
|1992-???
|

|-
|Pruitt, Hulen
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Purkey, Krista
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Quander, Reina
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Rabe, Karin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|[[Dana Reddick|Reddick, Dana]]
|1998-2005
|

|-
|[[Jon Reddick|Reddick, Jon]]
|1990-Present
|CO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', ADC Security ''1990-92'', DC Comm ''1996''

|-
|[[Ro Reddick|Reddick, Laurie "Ro"]]
|1990-Present
|XO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', DC Sci-Med ''1990-92''

|-
|Reeves, Rachel
|2001-2002
|

|-
|Revell, Lance
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Rice, Brenda "[[Mistress Aunt B]]"
|1993-2002
|

|-
|Rice, Shena
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Ricker, Jackie
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Roberts, Rebecca Lyn
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Roffman, Matthew
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Rogers, Ali
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Amy
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, John M. "[[JOOS]]"
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Jordan
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Rucker, Kuryakin C.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Rummel, Larry
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Peggy
|1992-???
|

|-
|Rummel, Richard
|1992-???
|

|-
|Saraka, Debi
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Schubert, Patricia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Shacklett, Brent
|1992-1994
|

|-
|Simmons, J.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Simpson, Joy
|199?-199?
|DC Comm 1993-1994

|-
|Slayden, Nancy Staff
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Smith, Bobby
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Smith, Jamie M.
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Jonathan
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Linda C.
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Stanphill, Barbara
|1993?-1995?
|

|-
|Stewart, Sharon
|1990-1993
|CO ''1990-1992''

|-
|Stringer, Michelle
|1995-1996
|

|-
|[[George Sumpter|Sumpter, George]] "[[Pakled]]"
|1992-2005
|DC Comm ''1994-96''

|-
|Susar, Emory
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Swanson, Jesse
|1992?-1993?
|ADC, Medical 1993
|

|-
|Thomas, Amanda
|2000-2002
|

|-
|[[Pam Thomas|Thomas, Pam]]
|1996-2002
|DC Med ''1997'', DC Comm ''1998''

|-
|[[Pat Thomas|Thomas, Patrick]]
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thomas, Samantha
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thompson, Marvin S.
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Toenjes, Colin
|1992-2003
|DC Engineering, Co-Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]'''

|-
|Tomlinson, Claudia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Vernazarro, D.P.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Whitaker, Merri "[[SAM]]"
|1994-Present
|

|-
|Williams, Jim
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Williams, Jon "[[Eight of Eight]]"
|1994-2000
|

|-
|Willis, John "Garth"
|1994-1997?
|

|-
|Wilson, Don Thornton
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wilson, Michelle
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Wilson, Mysti H.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wright, Wayne "[[Spud]]" W.
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Wyatt, Skip
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Yawn, Lee
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Zimmerman, Dan
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Zuchoni, Bill "[[Zuccini]]"
|1993-1996
|

|}

Template:Khai Tam Alumni

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Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |'''Member'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Years Served'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Notable Offices/Accomplishments'''

|-
|Adams, Angela H.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adams, Philip M.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adkins, Judy
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Allen, Brien
|1994-1997
|DC Security, ADC Security

|-
|Allen, Deborah "[[DJ]]"
|1994-1999
|

|-
|Allen, Tammy
|1993-1998
|

|-
|Baas, Richard
|1992-??
|

|-
|Barbree, Catherine
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Basham, Chuck "[[Shotglass]]"
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Benore, Kevin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Boss, Fey
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Boutin, Marion
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Boutin, Mark
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Blank, Christopher
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Brown, Stephanie D.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Brown, Thomas
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Bryan, Ingrid
|1993-1996
|DC Medical, OIC 78th MSG ''1995-96''

|-
|Burkhart, Raymond
|1993-1995
|

|-
|Bush, Pamela
|1993-1997
|

|-
|Campbell, Cayce
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Campbell, Scott "[[Gerbil Boy]]"
|1993-2001
|DC Comm ''1997-98''

|-
|[[Justin Carmical|Carmical, Justin]] "[[Cabin Boy]]"
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Carney, Jon "[[OJ]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Carter, Robert V.
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Cleves, John
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Cox, Daniel
|1992?-1993?
|DC Engineering 1992
|

|-
|Crews, Norma Raye "[[Blackjack]]"
|1995-Present
|

|-
|Curry, Jacqui
|1992-???
|

|-
|DeRamus, Larry
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Dieter, Frank
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Dolan, Sandy
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Donlon, Connie
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Donovan, Jeanette
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Donovan, Mark "[[Chick]]"
|1993-2000
|

|-
|Douglas, Guy
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Douglas, Valerie
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Duffy, Bridget
|1993-2001
|

|-
|Duggan, Denise "T'Bich"
|1991-1999
|DC Comm ''1991-93''

|-
|Duncan, Ernie P.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Duncan, S. Marie
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Dunkelberger, Paul
|1992-???
|

|-
|Dunlap, Kevin
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Dyer, Bob
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Dyer, Mike
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eastridge, Teresa
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Eisner, Randy
|1992-??
|

|-
|Escamilla, Erica
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Evans, Nicholas
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Farmer, Connie
|1992-??
|

|-
|Fielding, Brian F.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Ford, Tanesha
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Francis, Holly A.
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Frederick, Thomas A
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Frey, Barbara
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Leah
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Frey, Thomas
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Gaar, Alice Carol
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Garcia, Alex
|1992?-1994?
|ADC, OPS 1993
|

|-
|Gillespie, Bridgeen
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Gilson, Dan
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Givens, David
|1993-Present
|

|-
|Givens, Mary "[[OM]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Glazer, Elke
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Goldman, Glenn
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Graham, Richard
|2000-Present
|CO ''2006-Present''

|-
|Gray, Michelle
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Griffin, Clayton
|199?-199?
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Hague, Terrence
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hall, Keith
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hanna, Jesse K.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Harris, Malcolm
|1997-2000
|

|-
|Hartley, Betty Ann
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Ben
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Cathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Charles
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Chris
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Eric
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hartsfield, Sara
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Hathcox, Paul
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Heaven, Bruce
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Heaven, Gina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Heinisch, Harry C. III
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Heitmueller, Jennifer
|1994-1998
|DC Medical

|-
|Henderson, Lee
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Henry, Matt
|1990-1993
|XO ''1990-92''

|-
|Hiett, Kearns
|1992-???
|

|-
|Holston, Joel
|1996-1998
|

|-
|Holtzclaw, Mark
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Houdart, Joseph J.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Hurst, Jim
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Hutto, Derek "Barney"
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Imhof, Booter
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Irizarry, Audrey
|1993-1994
|

|-
|James, Phyllis
|1994-Present
|

|-
|Johnson, Bill
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Jan
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Johnson, Karen E.
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Robert
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Johnson, Veronica "[[VJ]]"
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Johnston, Jeff
|1992-???
|

|-
|Jordan, Kathy
|1995-1997
|

|-
|King, Antonio Sean
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Kleinfeldt, Mary "[[Radar]]"
|1990-1993
|DC OPS

|-
|Knudson, Sandra
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Kochtitzky, Chris
|1992-??
|

|-
|Lamb, Ed
|1992-2002
|

|-
|Lamb, Franchesca
|1999-2002
|

|-
|Lewis, James "[[Cannon]]"
|1993-2002
|DC Engineering, ADC Engineering

|-
|Lewis, Richard
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Long, Laurie
|1993-2003
|CO ''1996''

|-
|Maddox, Michelle "M&M"
|1995-1997?
|

|-
|Magnatta, John "[[Clint]]"
|1994-1999
|DC Comm ''1993''

|-
|Malone, Pat
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Mancuso, Bo
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Marcel, Dimitry
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Massey, Judy Anne
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Alan
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Hannah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Jared
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Pat
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Maurer, Sarah
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Mazikowski, John
|1998-1999
|

|-
|McKenzie, Kazana
|1998-2002
|

|-
|[[Debbie McNulty|McNulty, Debbie]]
|1994-2001
|

|-
|[[Erin McNulty|McNulty, Erin]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|[[Kevin McNulty|McNulty, Kevin]] "[[Tai]]"
|1993-2001
|XO ''1996'', Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', OIC-78th MSG ''1997-98'', DC Comm ''1997''

|-
|[[Sean McNulty|McNulty, Sean]]
|1998-2001
|

|-
|Merkel, Lance
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Miralles, John P.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Mohney, Jennifer "Next Jen"
|1995-1998
|

|-
|Moody, Chuck
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Moore, Dinoua
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Morris, Larry
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Morton, John
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Mosier, Gabriel
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Myers, Robin
|1996-1999
|

|-
|Nguyen, Lucy
|1990-1992
|DC Security

|-
|Nicholson, Kevin
|1998-2000
|

|-
|Niggel, Allison
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Kimberly
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Laura
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Mike
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Niggel, Tina
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Olson, Wade "[[Slot Pilot]]"
|1994-2000
|Started '''[[USS Relentless]]''' as a shuttle of '''[[USS Khai Tam]]'''

|-
|Opper, John "[[Opper-J]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Padgette, Wayne "OW"
|1996-2000
|

|-
|Palmisaro, Salvatore
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Peterson, Jim
|1994-1998
|

|-
|Pfauth, Alisa K.
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Phinazee, Kathy
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Phinazee, Russ
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Pitts, Frances A.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Pitts, Gloria D.
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Powell, Shannon
|1994-1995?
|

|-
|Pruitt, Hulen
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Purkey, Krista
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Quander, Reina
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Rabe, Karin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|[[Dana Reddick|Reddick, Dana]]
|1998-2005
|

|-
|[[Jon Reddick|Reddick, Jon]]
|1990-Present
|CO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', ADC Security ''1990-92'', DC Comm ''1996''

|-
|[[Ro Reddick|Reddick, Laurie "Ro"]]
|1990-Present
|XO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', DC Sci-Med ''1990-92''

|-
|Reeves, Rachel
|2001-2002
|

|-
|Revell, Lance
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Rice, Brenda "[[Mistress Aunt B]]"
|1993-2002
|

|-
|Rice, Shena
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Ricker, Jackie
|1997-1998
|

|-
|Roberts, Rebecca Lyn
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Roffman, Matthew
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Rogers, Ali
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Amy
|1997-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, John M. "[[JOOS]]"
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Rogers, Jordan
|1999-2001
|

|-
|Rucker, Kuryakin C.
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Saraka, Debi
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Schubert, Patricia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Shacklett, Brent
|1992-1994
|

|-
|Simmons, J.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Simpson, Joy
|199?-199?
|DC Comm 1993-1994

|-
|Slayden, Nancy Staff
|1995-1997
|

|-
|Smith, Bobby
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Smith, Jamie M.
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Jonathan
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Smith, Linda C.
|1994-2002
|

|-
|Stanphill, Barbara
|1993?-1995?
|

|-
|Stewart, Sharon
|1990-1993
|CO ''1990-1992''

|-
|Stringer, Michelle
|1995-1996
|

|-
|[[George Sumpter|Sumpter, George]] "[[Pakled]]"
|1992-2005
|DC Comm ''1994-96''

|-
|Susar, Emory
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Swanson, Jesse
|1992?-1993?
|ADC, Medical 1993
|

|-
|Thomas, Amanda
|2000-2002
|

|-
|[[Pam Thomas|Thomas, Pam]]
|1996-2002
|DC Med ''1997'', DC Comm ''1998''

|-
|[[Pat Thomas|Thomas, Patrick]]
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thomas, Samantha
|2000-2002
|

|-
|Thompson, Marvin S.
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Toenjes, Colin
|1992-2003
|DC Engineering, Co-Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]'''

|-
|Tomlinson, Claudia
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Vernazarro, D.P.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Whitaker, Merri "[[SAM]]"
|1994-Present
|

|-
|Williams, Jim
|1996-1997
|

|-
|Williams, Jon "[[Eight of Eight]]"
|1994-2000
|

|-
|Willis, John "Garth"
|1994-1997?
|

|-
|Wilson, Don Thornton
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wilson, Michelle
|2000-2001
|

|-
|Wilson, Mysti H.
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Wright, Wayne "[[Spud]]" W.
|1995-2002
|

|-
|Wyatt, Skip
|1997-1999
|

|-
|Yawn, Lee
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Zimmerman, Dan
|1998-1999
|

|-
|Zuchoni, Bill "[[Zuccini]]"
|1993-1996
|

|}

Template talk:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-09-29T03:34:03Z

Ctoenjes:

Template:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-09-29T03:25:41Z

Ctoenjes:

{| {{prettytable}}
|-
|{{Hl2}} |'''Member'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Years Served'''
| {{Hl2}} |'''Notable Offices/Accomplishments'''

|-
|Adams, Angela H.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adams, Philip M.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Adkins, Judy
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Allen, Brien
|1994-1997
|DC Security, ADC Security

|-
|Allen, Deborah "[[DJ]]"
|1994-1999
|

|-
|Allen, Tammy
|1993-1998
|

|-
|Barbree, Catherine
|1995-2001
|

|-
|Basham, Chuck "[[Shotglass]]"
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Benore, Kevin
|1994-1995
|

|-
|Boss, Fey
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Boutin, Marion
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Boutin, Mark
|1997-2002
|

|-
|Blank, Christopher
|1994?-1995?
|

|-
|Brown, Stephanie D.
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Brown, Thomas
|1995-1996
|

|-
|Bryan, Ingrid
|1993-1996
|DC Medical, OIC 78th MSG ''1995-96''

|-
|Burkhart, Raymond
|1993-1995
|

|-
|Bush, Pamela
|1993-1997
|

|-
|Campbell, Cayce
|1994-1996
|

|-
|Campbell, Scott "[[Gerbil Boy]]"
|1993-2001
|DC Comm ''1997-98''

|-
|[[Justin Carmical|Carmical, Justin]] "[[Cabin Boy]]"
|1999-2000
|

|-
|Carney, Jon "[[OJ]]"
|1993-1996
|

|-
|Carter, Robert V.
|1994-1997
|

|-
|Cox, Daniel
|1992?-1993?
|DC Engineering 1992
|

|-
|Crews, Norma Raye "[[Blackjack]]"
|1995-Present
|

|-
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|Douglas, Valerie
|1995-1996
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|Duggan, Denise "T'Bich"
|1991-1999
|DC Comm ''1991-93''

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|Duncan, Ernie P.
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|Duncan, S. Marie
|1995-1997
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|Dunlap, Kevin
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|Eastridge, Jim
|1995-1996
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|Eastridge, Teresa
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|Eisner, Randy
|?
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|Escamilla, Erica
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|Evans, Nicholas
|1997-1999
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|Fielding, Brian F.
|1995-1996
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|Ford, Tanesha
|1995-1996
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|Francis, Holly A.
|1998-1999
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|Frederick, Thomas A
|1996-1997
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|1996-1998
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|Frey, Leah
|1996-1998
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|Frey, Thomas
|1996-1997
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|Gaar, Alice Carol
|1994-1997
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|Garcia, Alex
|1992?-1994?
|ADC, OPS 1993
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|Gillespie, Bridgeen
|1994?-1995?
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|Gilson, Dan
|1995-1996
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|Givens, David
|1993-Present
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|Givens, Mary "[[OM]]"
|1993-1996
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|Glazer, Elke
|1997-1998
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|Goldman, Glenn
|1999-2002
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|Graham, Richard
|2000-Present
|CO ''2006-Present''

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|Gray, Michelle
|1995-1998
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|Griffin, Clayton
|199?-199?
|DC Comm ''1993''

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|Hague, Terrence
|1995-1996
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|Hall, Keith
|1995-1996
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|Hanna, Jesse K.
|1995-1996
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|1994-1995
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|1994-1995
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|1994-1995
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|Hathcox, Paul
|1993-1996
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|Heinisch, Harry C. III
|1995-1996
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|Heitmueller, Jennifer
|1994-1998
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|Henderson, Lee
|1993-1996
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|Henry, Matt
|1990-1993
|XO ''1990-92''

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|Holston, Joel
|1996-1998
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|Holtzclaw, Mark
|1998-1999
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|Houdart, Joseph J.
|1999-2000
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|Hurst, Jim
|1995-1996
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|Hutto, Derek "Barney"
|1994-1996
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|Imhof, Booter
|1994-1996
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|Irizarry, Audrey
|1993-1994
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|James, Phyllis
|1994-Present
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|Johnson, Bill
|2000-2002
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|Johnson, Jan
|2000-2002
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|Johnson, Karen E.
|1998-2001
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|Johnson, Robert
|2000-2001
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|Johnson, Veronica "[[VJ]]"
|1994-1998
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|Jordan, Kathy
|1995-1997
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|King, Antonio Sean
|1995-1996
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|Kleinfeldt, Mary "[[Radar]]"
|1990-1993
|DC OPS

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|Knudson, Sandra
|1997-1998
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|Lamb, Ed
|1992-2002
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|Lamb, Franchesca
|1999-2002
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|Lewis, James "[[Cannon]]"
|1993-2002
|DC Engineering, ADC Engineering

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|Lewis, Richard
|1995-1996
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|Long, Laurie
|1993-2003
|CO ''1996''

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|Maddox, Michelle "M&M"
|1995-1997?
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|Magnatta, John "[[Clint]]"
|1994-1999
|DC Comm ''1993''

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|Malone, Pat
|1995-2002
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|Marcel, Dimitry
|1995-1996
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|Massey, Judy Anne
|1994-1997
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|Maurer, Alan
|1994-1997
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|Maurer, Hannah
|1994-1997
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|Maurer, Jared
|1994-1997
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|Maurer, Pat
|1994-1997
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|Maurer, Sarah
|1994-1997
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|Mazikowski, John
|1998-1999
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|McKenzie, Kazana
|1998-2002
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|[[Debbie McNulty|McNulty, Debbie]]
|1994-2001
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|[[Erin McNulty|McNulty, Erin]]
|1998-2001
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|[[Kevin McNulty|McNulty, Kevin]] "[[Tai]]"
|1993-2001
|XO ''1996'', Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', OIC-78th MSG ''1997-98'', DC Comm ''1997''

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|[[Sean McNulty|McNulty, Sean]]
|1998-2001
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|Miralles, John P.
|1994?-1995?
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|Mohney, Jennifer "Next Jen"
|1995-1998
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|Moody, Chuck
|2000-2001
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|Moore, Dinoua
|1995-1996
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|1997-2001
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|Morton, John
|1997-2002
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|Myers, Robin
|1996-1999
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|1990-1992
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|Nicholson, Kevin
|1998-2000
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|Olson, Wade "[[Slot Pilot]]"
|1994-2000
|Started '''[[USS Relentless]]''' as a shuttle of '''[[USS Khai Tam]]'''

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|Opper, John "[[Opper-J]]"
|1993-1996
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|Padgette, Wayne "OW"
|1996-2000
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|1994-1998
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|Pfauth, Alisa K.
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|1994-1995
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|1995-1996
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|1994-2002
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|1994-1995
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|[[Dana Reddick|Reddick, Dana]]
|1998-2005
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|[[Jon Reddick|Reddick, Jon]]
|1990-Present
|CO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', ADC Security ''1990-92'', DC Comm ''1996''

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|[[Ro Reddick|Reddick, Laurie "Ro"]]
|1990-Present
|XO ''1992-95, 1997-2006'', DC Sci-Med ''1990-92''

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|Reeves, Rachel
|2001-2002
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|1994-1996
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|Rice, Brenda "[[Mistress Aunt B]]"
|1993-2002
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|1994-2002
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|1997-1998
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|2000-2001
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|1994-1995
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|1997-2001
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|1997-2001
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|1995-2001
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|1999-2001
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|1995-1997
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|1999-2000
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|1994?-1995?
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|199?-199?
|DC Comm 1993-1994

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|1995-1997
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|1990-1993
|CO ''1990-1992''

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|[[George Sumpter|Sumpter, George]] "[[Pakled]]"
|1992-2005
|DC Comm ''1994-96''

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|1994-1995
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|1992?-1993?
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|[[Pam Thomas|Thomas, Pam]]
|1996-2002
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|2000-2002
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|2000-2002
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|Thompson, Marvin S.
|1994-1996
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|Toenjes, Colin
|1993-2003
|DC Engineering, Co-Author of '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]'''

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|Tomlinson, Claudia
|1993-1996
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|1995-1996
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|1994-Present
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|1996-1997
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|Williams, Jon "[[Eight of Eight]]"
|1994-2000
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|1994-1997?
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|2000-2001
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|1995-2002
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Talk:USS Kaskaskia

2007-09-29T03:01:46Z

Ctoenjes:

Colin, feel free to edit, I just sketched out what I could remember, but it was your runabout/river :) --Tai

You've got the right of it, sir... CT

Colin, what nickname would you like to give her? Any other details to change/add? --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 14:19, 28 September 2007 (CDT)

What's this? Rewriting history as we document it? ;-) --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 14:27, 28 September 2007 (CDT)

If it never existed before we can hardly be rewriting it, can we? This is documenting history ''as we make it'', sir. ;-) --Tai

Nickname added. CT

USS Kaskaskia

2007-09-29T03:01:17Z

Ctoenjes:

{| align=right
|<table class="infobox" style="width: 315px; border-spacing: 2px; text-align: left; font-size: 95%; margin-left: 20px;" align=right>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: 90%; border-bottom: 1px solid #aaa; line-height: 1.25em;">
[[Image:Kaskaskia.jpg|center|300px|]]
'''USS ''Kaskaskia'' NCC-73372'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">Career (Starfleet)</th>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">
[[Image:Starfleet flag.jpg|center|60px|]]</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Ordered:</td>
<td>March 10, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Laid down:</td>
<td>April 7, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Launched:</td>
<td>August 5, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Commissioned:</td>
<td>January 18, 2374</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Decommissioned:</td>
<td>N/A</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Status:</td>
<td>On extended detached duty in Norman-Makuhari Nebula</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th colspan="2" style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">General Characteristics</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Mass:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''with Science Module installed:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''in Emergency Configuration:'' 
metric tons full load
<tr valign="top">
<td>Length Overall:</td>
<td>23.1 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Beam Overall</td>
<td>13.7 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Height Overall</td>
<td>5.4 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Propulsion:</td>
<td>Toejnes KT4 light MARA Warp Drive 
Columbia 206 Impulse Drive 
RSRCT-5 Reaction Control Thruster System</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Flank Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 5.15</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Maximum Crusing Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 4</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Range:</td>
<td>kilomters at Flank Speed 
kilomters at Maximum Cruise</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Complement:</td>
<td>2 Flight Crew 
2-10 nominal Mission Crew 
up to 40 passengers (Std. Configuration) 
up to 100 passengers (Emg. Configuration)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armament:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
1 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore) 
2 × Micro Photon Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
''As modifed on USS Khai Tam:'' 
2 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore/aft) 
2 × Micro Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
1 × Antimatter Charge Launchers (fore)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armor:</td>
<td>SDS-05 Deflector Shield 
SND-03 Navigational Deflector</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Nickname:</td>
<td>''Lost In Space''</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Honors and awards:</td>
<td>Starfleet Unit Citation</td>
</tr>

|}

The fictional ''USS Kaskaskia'' was one of two runabouts detached to the [USS Khai Tam (ficticious vessel)|USS ''Khai Tam'']] when she set out on her maiden voyage. The other was the ''[[USS Santa Ana]]''. The Danube-class runabouts gave extra reach to the ''Khai Tam's'' sphere of influence. It is the Starfleet tradition to name ships of the class for Rivers, in this case the Kaskia River in Illinois on Earth.

==Origin==
[[Image:Kaskaskia_River.jpg|left|thumb|250px|A coal loading station on the Kaskaskia River]]
The Kaskaskia River is a tributary of the Mississippi River, which runs through central and southern Illinois where [[Colin Toenjes]] grew up. When developing ideas for the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', Colin and author [[Kevin McNulty]] decided to name each of the two runabouts after a river by where they grew up. Colin's pick of the Kaskaskia was a well thought out choice.

 
==Usage==
It became common after that to start referring to Kevin's car as the ''Santa Ana'' and Colin's as the ''Kaskaskia'', especially on away missions when both would be in caravan. When Colin left, he said that he was taking the ''Kaskaskia'' with him literally and figuratively. From that day, the ficticious ''Khai Tam'' never again embarked the ''Kaskaskia''. The replacement runabout turned out to be the ''Ichetuknee'', though no one's sure if Kevin actually told anyone that.

USS Santa Ana

2007-09-29T02:58:54Z

Ctoenjes:

{| align=right
|<table class="infobox" style="width: 315px; border-spacing: 2px; text-align: left; font-size: 95%; margin-left: 20px;" align=right>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: 90%; border-bottom: 1px solid #aaa; line-height: 1.25em;">
[[Image:Santa Ana.jpg|center|300px|frame|]]
'''USS ''Santa Ana'' NCC-73364'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">Career (Starfleet)</th>
<th style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">
[[Image:Starfleet flag.jpg|center|60px|]]</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Ordered:</td>
<td>February 25, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Laid down:</td>
<td>March 29, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Launched:</td>
<td>July 12, 2373</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Commissioned:</td>
<td>February 25, 2374</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Decommissioned:</td>
<td>N/A</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Status:</td>
<td>Assigned to Palmetto Station</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th colspan="2" style="background: lightsteelblue; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;">General Characteristics</th>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Mass:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''with Science Module installed:'' 
metric tons light 
metric tons full load 
 
''in Emergency Configuration:'' 
metric tons full load
<tr valign="top">
<td>Length Overall:</td>
<td>23.1 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Beam Overall</td>
<td>13.7 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Height Overall</td>
<td>5.4 meters</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Propulsion:</td>
<td>Toenjes KT4 light MARA Warp Drive 
Columbia 206 Impulse Drive 
RSRCT-5 Reaction Control Thruster System</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Flank Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 5.15</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Maximum Crusing Speed:</td>
<td>Warp 4</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Range:</td>
<td>kilomters at Flank Speed 
kilomters at Maximum Cruise</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Complement:</td>
<td>2 Flight Crew 
2-10 nominal Mission Crew 
up to 40 passengers (Std. Configuration) 
up to 100 passengers (Emg. Configuration)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armament:</td>
<td>''As built:'' 
1 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore) 
2 × Micro Photon Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
''As modifed on USS Khai Tam:'' 
2 × TypeIX phaser emitters (fore/aft) 
2 × Micro Torpedo Launchers (fore/aft) 
1 × Antimatter Charge Launchers (fore)</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Armor:</td>
<td>SDS-05 Deflector Shield 
SND-03 Navigational Deflector</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Nickname:</td>
<td>''Three's No Crowd''</td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td>Honors and awards:</td>
<td>Starfleet Unit Citation</td>
</tr>

|}

The fictional ''USS Santa Ana'' was one of two runabouts detached to the [[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)|USS ''Khai Tam'']] when she set out on her maiden voyage. The other was the ''[[USS Kaskaskia]]''. The Danube-class runabouts gave extra reach to the ''Khai Tam's'' sphere of influence. It is the Starfleet tradition to name ships of the class for Rivers, in this case the Santa Ana River in Southern California on Earth. The ''Santa Ana'' was typically configured to transport Marines for Special Operations, and it was the only runabout with a dedicated diet coke replicator -- WITH a cup holder -- at the pilot's station.

==Origin==
[[Image:Santa_Ana_River.jpg|left|thumb|200px|The Santa Ana close to its source in Riverside, CA]]The Santa Ana River runs straight through Anaheim, CA where [[Kevin McNulty]] grew up. In fact, Anaheim is German for "home by the river." When developing ideas for the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''', Kevin and Editor [[Colin Toenjes]] decided to name each of the two runabouts after a river by where they grew up. Kevin's pick of the Santa Ana was an easy choice.

 
==Usage==
It became common after that to start referring to Kevin's car as the ''Santa Ana'' and Colin's as the ''Kaskaskia'', especially on away missions when both would be in caravan. When Colin left, he said that he was taking the ''Kaskaskia'' with him literally and figuratively. From that day, the fictitious ''Khai Tam'' never again embarked the ''Kaskaskia''. The replacement runabout turned out to be the ''Appalachicola'', though no one's sure if Kevin actually told anyone that.

[[Category: Khai Tam Trivia]]

Jon Reddick

2007-09-27T05:04:23Z

Ctoenjes:

[[Image:Jon_reddick.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Jon Reddick]]'''Jonathon "Jon" Wayne Reddick''' born June 23, 1969 in [[Boynton Beach|Boynton Beach, Florida]] to [[Sharon Reddick|Sharon]] and [[Kenneth Reddick, Sr.]] as their only son. He has four half siblings from his father's previous marriage: [[Tony Reddick]], [[Sandy Reddick]], [[Debbie Reddick]] and [[Kenneth Reddick, Jr.]].

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Jon is regularly well-known (and slightly less regularly well-liked) for his acerbic wit, and an often caustic sense of sarcasm.

All through his life he regularly was labeled with the moniker of "nerd" or "geek" long before the technology and internet boom of the 1990's rendered those names, and their associated personality traits, enviable. In short, Jon was a nerd long before being a nerd was cool.
 

==Childhood==
Although both of his parents and their extended families were born, raised & lived in Missouri, Jon's parents moved south just in time for him to be born at exactly 3:33am on June 23, 1969 in a hospital on the east coast of Florida. He was the first and only child of 18-year-old [[Sharon Reddick]], and the fifth child (and third son) of [[Kenneth Reddick, Sr.|Ken Reddick, Sr.]]

Aside from the few months his family relocated to Kansas (and then promptly moved back), Jon was born and raised a Floridian. Most of his childhood was spent in the heart of central Florida living in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loughman%2C_Florida Loughman], a small census-designated place (apparently not even worth being a town) on the northeast corner of Polk County right near the Polk/Osceola border.

==Education==
*Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
:1990-1993, BS in General Communication
*Polk Community College, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_Haven Winter Haven, FL]
:1987-1990, AA in Mass Communication
*Haines City High School, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haines_City Haines City, FL]
:1984-1987, Band Manager, AP English, CP Calculus
*Haines City Middle School, Haines City, FL
*Davenport Elementary School, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davenport%2C_Florida Davenport, FL]
*Some Elementary School in Kissimmee, FL{{tellmemore}}
*Some Elementary School in Kansas{{tellmemore}}

==Occupations==
*Thomson Grass Valley, Jacksonville, FL (Contracted via ATS Tech, Inc.) : April 2007 - Present
:Quality Assurance Engineer at Thomson Integrated Production Solutions (IPS)
*WCTV Television, Tallahassee, FL : November 1991 - April 2007
:Production Manager/Senior Newscast Director
*Radisson Hotel Tallahassee, Tallahassee, FL (Now Park Plaza Hotel) : June 1990 - November 1991
:Room Service Waiter, Dining Room Staff
*Ramada Resort Maingate (now Ramada Resort Main Gate) : August 1987 - March 1990 (sporadically)
:Room Service Waiter, Dining Room Staff

==Hobbies & Interests==
*Is a huge fan of the music of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Parsons Alan Parsons]
:In 1996 followed Alan Parsons around six cities through the midwest on the United States tour for the (then) new album, "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Air On Air]"
:{|
|-
|[[Image:headphones.jpg|left]]'''''A Sample of Alan Parsons Music''''' 
<flashmp3>alan_parsons_sampler.mp3</flashmp3>
|}
*Collects, listens to and enjoys [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_time_radio Old Time Radio (OTR)] programs from the 40's, 50's & early 60's
*Is a fan of the comedy troupe, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firesign_Theatre Firesign Theatre]

==Residences==
*Jacksonville, FL
**[[Harpers Ferry Lane]], June 2007 - Present
*Tallahassee, FL
**[[Lucky Debonair Trail]]
**[[Donovan Drive]]
**[[Concord Road]]
**[[Hidden Place]]
**[[Forest Hills Apartments]] (1817 Park Ave, #B6)
**[[Broward Hall Dormitory]], Florida State University
*Loughman, FL
**[[Pete's Lane]]
**Some Trailer Park/Campground{{tellmemore}}
*Davenport, FL
**[[Miami Avenue]]

==Marriage/Children==
In the fall of 1990, Jon met his future wife, [[Ro Reddick|Laurie "Ro" Reddick]] nee [[Normand (surname)|Normand]], when both attended an early meeting of the [[USS Khai Tam]] (then Shuttle Heritage).

After a long courtship, they were married in a quiet, legal ceremony in the Leon County Courthouse (Tallahassee) on September 26, 1997, and then had a [[second ceremony]] with all friends in attendance on November 1, 1997. They have one child, daughter [[Dana Reddick|Dana Kathyrn Reddick]], born January 17, 1998.

==Achievements==
*Commanding Officer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1992-1995 & 1997-2005

==Affiliations==
<div style="-moz-column-count:2; column-count:2">
*[[Killearn Poker Tour]] (member, coordinator)
*[[Mandarin Poker Tour]] (member, coordinator)
*[[Reddick Poker & Gaming]] (founder)
*[http://www.venganza.org/about Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster] (member)
*[http://www.magicoforlando.org/ Magic Drum & Bugle Corps] Contra Bass, 1990 (member)
</div>

==Trivia==
*Has a 1/4" scar on the palm of his left hand under his ring finger from a [[Hematite|hematite wedding band]] breaking while performing a magic trick
*His [[Xbox 360|Xbox Live]] gamertag is '''REDdimension'''
*Jon can sleep through almost anything, including three separate alarm clocks going off simultaneously.
*He also snores loudly enough to wake fellow ''Khai Tam'' crew members at Trek conventions. Though they might try nudging him gently, or even smacking him with pillows, his [[Klingon Opera]] usually continues unabated. See above.
*Co-creator (with [[Jason Harden]]) of the word, "[[scrit]]"

==Awards==

==Related Links==
*[http://www.REDdimension.com REDdimension], Jon's primary domain
*[http://www.contradiction.info C.O.N.T.R.A.D.I.C.T.I.O.N.], Jon's Weblog
*[http://www.roadkill.com/~ajy/scrapbook/ Jon's Alan Parsons Scrapbook] at [http://www.roadkill.com/~ajy/index2.html Alistair Young's Encylopaedia Projectologia]

[[Category:Biographies|Reddick, Jon]]

Talk:Howard Frankland Bridge

2007-09-27T05:02:35Z

Ctoenjes:

And my attempt at subtlety goes right out the window.... [[User:Ctoenjes|CT]]

Talk:We're with the Starquest!

2007-09-26T04:46:13Z

Ctoenjes:

If any of the editors remembers more about this one, feel free to edit.... CT

Howard Frankland Bridge

2007-09-26T04:44:43Z

Ctoenjes:

The Howard Frankland Bridge carries Interstate 275 between St. Petersburg, Florida and Tampa, Florida across Old Tampa Bay.

While attending a [[Vulkon]] in St. Petersburg, Khai Tam crew members [[Kevin McNulty]], [[George Sumpter]], [[Jon Carney]], [[Scott Campbell]], and [[Colin Toenjes]] left from the convention hotel in St. Petersburg for an "shore leave party" seeking entertainment opportunities in Tampa. Crossing the Howard Frankland Bridge, they missed their exit on the Tampa side of the bridge, and turned around at the next exit, intending to go back to their original intended highway exit. Unfortunately, due to construction, the exit the other direction was closed, and the only other exit was to Tampa International Airport. So they ended up having to go back across the Howard Frankland Bridge to the St. Petersburg side, turn around, and recross the bridge. As this bridge is over three miles in length, plus the time required for turning around, this delayed the beginning of the evening's festivities significantly, much to the dismay of the shore leave party members.

As such, any time this bridge was crossed by members of the original group while attending subsequent events in Tampa, particularly while on "shore leave party" missions, it was referred to as "the (expletive) Howard Frankland bridge."

We're with the Starquest!

2007-09-26T04:05:50Z

Ctoenjes:

'''''"We're with the StarQuest!."''''' -- unknown Khai Tam crewperson

==Origin==
This famous quote was first uttered by an unknown ''[[USS Khai Tam]]'' crew member at a convention when confronted while performing an action of dubious merit. Thinking quickly, this crewperson recalled the very bright signs that another chapter attending the convention, the USS Starquest, had posted on their rooms, and identified themselves as being a part of that chapter. While this action of itself was of dubious merit, once the story spread among the attendees and the rest of the crew, "We're with the Starquest!" became a catchphrase as the prepared excuse when considering or performing dubious actions at conventions.

[[Category: Quotes]]
[[Category: Khai Tam Trivia]]

We're with the Starquest!

2007-09-26T04:05:35Z

Ctoenjes:

'''''"We're with the StarQuest!."''''' -- unknown Khai Tam crewperson

==Origin==
This famous quote was first uttered by an unknown '[[USS Khai Tam]]'' crew member at a convention when confronted while performing an action of dubious merit. Thinking quickly, this crewperson recalled the very bright signs that another chapter attending the convention, the USS Starquest, had posted on their rooms, and identified themselves as being a part of that chapter. While this action of itself was of dubious merit, once the story spread among the attendees and the rest of the crew, "We're with the Starquest!" became a catchphrase as the prepared excuse when considering or performing dubious actions at conventions.

[[Category: Quotes]]
[[Category: Khai Tam Trivia]]

Talk:KhaiCon

2007-09-26T03:34:24Z

Ctoenjes:

I made the EHK a target link on this page rather than having it's own page. I thought keeping the two together gave a better sense of perspective on where the EHK came from. Plus, you already had the EHK logos uploaded. --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 10:54, 20 September 2007 (CDT)

I agree wholeheartedly. I was thinking of doing the same thing, but was going to wait & talk to you & see what direction you had in mind for EHK. I went ahead & put the logos and timeline up on on the KhaiCon page since I had them, and was going to suggest that very thing. GMTA. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]]

Why the change to the apostrophe-"s" by Richard's name? My intent was to have the whole thing linked just like your right before it, that's why I used the target link format instead of just a plain old link. Did I violate some Wiki protocol? --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 13:44, 20 September 2007 (CDT)

I actually didn't spot the other one. Following the wikipedia lead here. We're not linking to "Richard Graham's" -- we're linking to "Richard Graham", so only that is in the brackets. 1/2 cosmetic and 1/2 anal retentiveness. :) --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 13:48, 20 September 2007 (CDT)

I have a badge around here from KhaiCon IV.. I will try to get the logo scanned if you want.... [[User:Ctoenjes|CT]]

Template talk:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-09-26T02:33:09Z

Ctoenjes:

Talk:USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)

2007-09-26T01:48:49Z

Ctoenjes:

Jon, do you or Ro have any records of who served as what department chief back when the Khai Tam was commissioned and/or when we were at our largest? I'll email Richard for a list of current staff.

== Membership ==

I don't have a running record of why was what when, but I have the "complete" roster that has exactly 190 different names who have ever been members as of October 2006. --[[User:Reddick|Reddick]] 12:14, 16 September 2007 (CDT)

I still have a stack of old Hailing Frequencies in a box around here... I can dig through them and see what I can find. CT

Wow, am I a dyslexic typist. Sorry! --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 13:10, 21 September 2007 (CDT)

OK, I have a membership roster as of 01/01/1995 showing 99 names. Biggest I can find. [[User:Ctoenjes|CT]]

Oh, I can add almost 80 names to the posted roster... anyone want to tell me how? [[User:Ctoenjes|CT]]

Talk:USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)

2007-09-26T01:44:31Z

Ctoenjes:

Template talk:Khai Tam Alumni

2007-09-26T01:34:57Z

Ctoenjes:

Talk:USS Santa Ana

2007-09-21T12:56:30Z

Ctoenjes:

Tai, are you getting a line across the Runabout image? I'm seeing one on the Kaskaskia page too... CT

You can insert the following: <nowiki> </nowiki> ... to force a the next text to start after all wrapping around images is done. That should fix the "line" seen in some browsers. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 07:07, 21 September 2007 (CDT)

Interestingly, the line doesn't show across the image in Safari. Looked perfect at my house. Thanks for the tip though, I'm sure I'll use it often. --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 07:12, 21 September 2007 (CDT)

Doesn't have that problem in Mozilla Firefox, either. "Has anybody seen Colin's browser?" --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 07:40, 21 September 2007 (CDT)

It's GOTTA be an Internet Explorer thing. ;-) --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 07:45, 21 September 2007 (CDT)

Yeah, well, I gotta use IE since it, like, works with the apps I need to use it for. Besides, you do want the site to be readable by the 90% of folks on the Internet... 8-p ;-) [[user:Ctoenjes|CT]]

Colin Toenjes

2007-09-21T06:34:05Z

Ctoenjes: /* Trivia */

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications. His parents and paternal grandmother still live on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the [http://forums.classicbattletech.com/index.php Classic Battletech online community]. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com/ Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''Has anyone seen Colin?''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.

*Owns photographic prints of the debris recovered from the supposed UFO crash in Roswell, NM, made from the original negatives.

*Was laid off from his job at American Airlines three days after his wedding due to cutbacks in the wake of the Sept. 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

Colin Toenjes

2007-09-21T06:26:58Z

Ctoenjes: /* Hobbies */

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications. His parents and paternal grandmother still live on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the [http://forums.classicbattletech.com/index.php Classic Battletech online community]. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com/ Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''Has anyone seen Colin?''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

Colin Toenjes

2007-09-21T06:25:41Z

Ctoenjes: /* Occupations */

[[Image:Colin_toenjes.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Colin Toenjes]]

'''Colin Toenjes''' was born July 15th, 1974 to Patricia and Jerome Toenjes in Chicago, Illinois.

==Childhood==
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colin lived in a number of locations in the city and its suburbs before his family moved to a small farm halfway between Columbia, Illinois and Waterloo, Illinois in 1979. He attended school in Waterloo all the way through high school, graduating Waterloo High School (at age 16). He attended college at Florida State University, graduating in April 1996 with a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology, with minors in Mathematics, Physics, and Communications. His parents and paternal grandmother still live on the family farm near Waterloo, Illinois.

He has an older half-brother named Joseph.

==Occupations==
*Morning and Noon On-air Meteorologist, KGWN-TV, Cheyenne, Wyoming. September 1996 - August 1999
*Acquisitions Specialist, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. August 1999 - April 2000
*Meterologist, American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas. April 2000 - September 2001
*Photographs Specialist, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. October 2001 - July 2003
*Colin has been employed by Weathernews Americas in Norman, Oklahoma since July 2003 as an Aviation Meteorologist.

==Marriage/Children==

Colin married Crystal A. Maxwell on September 22, 2001, in Estes Park, Colorado. Their son, Maxwell Jerome Toenjes, was born April 22, 2007.

They reside in Norman, Oklahoma with their three Second Chance Animal Shelter-rescued cats: Tesla, Marlowe and Zeebee.

==Achievements==
*Chief Engineer of the [[USS Khai Tam]], 1993-1996
*Editor and co-author of the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|Technical Manual]]''' along with [[Kevin McNulty]] in 1994
*Honor guard and member of the [[78th Marine Strike Group]]

==Awards==

==Hobbies==

Colin is a extensive player of the miniature/board game Classic Battletech and is very active in the Classic Battletech online community. He is also on the Management Team for [http://www.anothergaragecon.com Another Garage Con], a Battletech mini-convention in central Oklahoma.

He and Crystal are active members of the [http://www.coxok.com/ccgsok/ Cleveland County Genealogical Society].

He is also an avid fantasy-sports player.

==Trivia==
*Colin once sported long hair pulled into a ponytail. As he neared graduation at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State], he decided to cut it short for his impending job search. The "cutting of the ponytail" was a ceremony performed in front of his shipmates, and not without a tear or two shed. The hair was donated to [http://www.locksoflove.org/ Locks of Love].
<gallery>
Image:Colin ponytail 1.jpg|Ed Lamb displays the ceremonial scissors
Image:Colin ponytail 2.jpg|Ed makes the cut while Captain Reddick looks on
Image:Colin ponytail 3.jpg|Colin holding aloft his newly severed donation
Image:Colin ponytail 4.jpg|Ponytail in the shipping box, and Colin be consoled by friends
</gallery>

*Colin was also the unwitting source of another Khai Tam meme. While helping with a civic event, he and the other attending members were enjoying pizza for lunch during a break. Not seeing anything to drink in evidence, Colin inquired if anyone had seen a soda machine. It was pointed out to him that he happened to be leaning against one. This quickly spread throughout the crew, and evolved rapidly into "''Has anyone seen Colin?''" "''Has anyone seen Engineering?''" and a multiplicity of similar-themed references riffing off of his inability to locate the soda machine.


[[Category:Biographies|Toenjes, Colin]]

Talk:USS Khai Tam

2007-09-21T06:05:59Z

Ctoenjes:

Yeah, that's how I thought "fictitious" should be spelled, too, but it's not really "ficticious."
--[[User:Reddick|Reddick]] 15:29, 13 September 2007 (CDT)

I'm boycotting that crazy all-caps self-aggrandizing "STARFLEET" thing. I say we just do it as "Starfleet" like any other normal word, eh? --[[User:Reddick|Reddick]] 15:31, 13 September 2007 (CDT)

I think STARFLEET actually does it in a lame attempt to avoid copyright infringement, but I think it actually does easily separate the club from the Trek organization to save confusion. Your call.

If it gets too confusing somewhere, then we can revisit it. But since we can easily link to "STARFLEET" at sfi.org to clarify who we're talking about in a Wiki article, we can avoid any confusion that proper capitalization might try to introduce. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 15:29, 19 September 2007 (CDT)

Jon, why doesn't:

''Read about more ''Khai Tam'' nicknames here.''

Work? --[[User:Tai|Tai]] 11:03, 20 September 2007 (CDT)

The ''[[Category:'' tag is special. It can appear anywhere on the page and still make it down to the bottom, so it was perceived as a categorization, and placed the whole article in the nicknames category. if you want to link to a category you need to place a ''':''' before the Category name to flag it that it is not a categorization, like this:

<nowiki>''Read about more ''Khai Tam'' nicknames [[:Category:Khai_Tam_Nicknames|here]].''</nowiki> --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 12:11, 20 September 2007 (CDT)

P.S. I edited your comment above, because it was placing this talk thread into the nicknames category, too. --[[User:Reddick|Jon]] 12:12, 20 September 2007 (CDT)

The Christmas parade float was December of '95 because I was still there... I was give the project and nearly dropped the ball on that one too... will fix. CT

A couple of edits to the database of members: Brien Allen was DC of Engineering before me. Also, if this list includes Shuttle Heritage era folks, you need to add Randy Eisner. (He was the one who convinced me to come to a meeting originally).... CT

USS Khai Tam

2007-09-21T05:59:14Z

Ctoenjes: /* Community Service */

{| align="right"
| __TOC__
|}
[[Image:Kt logo.jpg|left|thumb|300px|USS Khai Tam Logo]]
'''USS Khai Tam''' is the the Tallahassee, Florida chapter of Starfleet: The International Star Trek Fan Association.

One of the most successful chapters in Starfleet's history, the ''Khai Tam'' boasted over 140 members during its heyday, making it one of the largest chapters in the world during that time.

The members of the Khai Tam also created and published '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|USS Khai Tam Technical Orientation Manual]]''', a book which attained international acclaim among Starfleet members, and is still available as of 2007 at conventions and on the internet.

==History==
The ''Khai Tam'' has a long and storied past about which books could literally be written. However, the necessarily brief synopsis below reveals much of the club's flavor, traditions and achievements.

===Birth of a Heritage===
In the Fall of 1990, Sharon Stewart, a student at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State University] in Tallahassee, FL, was inspired by her love of '''[http://www.startrek.com Star Trek]'''. She wanted to form a fan club where she and others who shared a passion for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Roddenberry Gene Roddenberry]'s creation
could unite. But rather than form an isolated club, Stewart chose to start a chapter of [http://www.sfi.org Starfleet], an organized alliance of Trek fan organizations from all over the world.

Every new chapter in Starfleet must start out as a "shuttlecraft" under the nine month tutelage of an established club. Sponsored by the USS ''Guardian'' in Cocoa, FL, Stewart's Shuttle ''Heritage'', NCC 26244/1, was officially launched on June 27, 1991. The club's name was taken from the spine of a book in Stewart's bookcase which she happened to glance while completing the Starfleet paperwork to start the chapter.

Seeing the benefits it would bring a new and struggling club, Stewart also established the ''Heritage'' as a student organization of FSU. This provided the club with regular on-campus meeting space, free advertising on campus media and a token budget. But being a student organization also added additional obstacles.

FSU understandably required all its student organizations to maintain at least 51% student membership. This was sustainable given the opportunity to recruit on campus, but it also created financial challenges for the group given the number of students, whose lack of cash is legendary. This often left ''Heritage's'' ledgers in the red. Another challenge with a student membership was that it was inevitable that many would head home for the
summer, leaving the club with a skeleton crew for nearly four months out of every year.

The ''Heritage'' was up to the task, though, and not only maintained its member/student ratio, but also managed to meet STARFLEET's requirements for membership. They were well on their way to becoming a full-fledged ship. ''Heritage'' developed what would become a legendary ability to overcome financial, personal and political obstacles in order to excel as a cohesive group. The group also developed a compelling instinct to party, and even now, ''Heritage''/''Khai Tam'' parties are the stuff of legends.

===Growing Pains===
In March of 1992 the ship held its first election for Commanding Officer
(CO)and Executive Officer (XO). Until that time, the ship had been led by
its founding force, Sherry Stewart. With the creation of the ship's early
[[Bylaws]], however, it became mandatory that the CO and XO be elected each
year. This first election turned into a black time in the history of the
''Khai Tam'' as the membership was split almost evenly on the two
campaigning teams.

On the one side were Sherry Stewart (CO) and Matt Henry (XO), the incumbent
command team. In fact, they were the only command team that the ship had
ever known and they represented stability and maintenance of the status quo.

On the other side were [[Jon Reddick]] (CO) and [[Ro Reddick|Laurie
Copetti]] (XO), a young untested command team, whose only credentials were
their records of active membership in the shuttle thus far -- Copetti was
serving as the Department Chief for Sci/Med, and Reddick the assistant Chief
of Security.

The Reddick/Copetti platform was best represented in their slogan, "A ship
in its harbor is safe, but that's not what ships are for." (Incidentally, a
variation on that slogan is now the Khai Tam's official motto.) Jon and
Laurie imagined much more for the ship than simply a fun fan club. They
envisioned a force in the community that could perhaps, in some small way,
help bring about the world that Roddenberry had envisioned.

Each crew member of the Heritage felt very strongly about the team he or she
supported, and as the date for the election drew near, tension was at an
all-time high. There were many impromptu "debates" among members supporting
opposite platforms, and they seldom ended happily. But when the dust
settled and the votes were counted, the Reddick team won by a narrow margin
-- 12 to 9.

===Dawning of A New Era===
Even after the majority had spoken, Stewart was reluctant to give up the
helm. Dragging the results through miles of unnecessary Starfleet red tape,
it was not until four months later, on July 12, 1992 that a change of
command finally took place.

Aware that the election results and finally the command change itself had
taken their emotional toll on Stewart, many of Reddick and Copetti's first
actions were clearly intended to try to heal those bruises, and bring both
Stewart and her disheartened suporters back into the fold. Unfortunately,
sometimes such intentions simply don't work. Although Commander Sherry
Stewart accepted the ship's commissioning on April 4, 1992 (at which time
our name changed officially from ''Heritage'' to ''Khai Tam''), it was not
long before she would leave the ship.

When Stewart left the ''Khai Tam'', several other members (likely Stewart's
supporters in the election) also dropped out of active duty. Though this
slashed the ship's existing membership to nearly half, it would turn out to
be the fresh start that the Reddick/Copetti command team needed to set the
ship on its new course.

The Reddick command team would prove to be so successfull that they would be
elected unopposed for five consecutive years, being replaced only when they
voluntarily stepped down out of exhaustion. They would retake the helm
after a year of rest and continue for six more years unopposed. Truly, the
creation of an Era.

===Enter the Brave Heart===
When a shuttle is commissioned as a ship, its members must choose a ship
class. For example, Kirk's ''Enterprise'' was a Consitution-class ship and
Picard's a Galaxy-class, but the ''Khai Tam'' didn't want to go with either
of those...or any other established ships in the '''Star Trek''' universe.
This was partly becuase the club already had made it a policy to be
difficult, but mostly because of their Klingon heritage (no pun intended).

[[Image:Ktplaque.jpg|right|thumb|200px|USS Khai Tam commissioning plaque]]
On the ''Khai Tam'', as on many STARFLEET ships, members adopt personas that
fit their personalities. During the early years of Shuttle ''Heritage'',
many crew members, nearly half in fact, had adopted a Klingon persona.
There was much debate over whether they shouldn't just choose a Klingon
class of ship.

During this point in time, '''Star Trek: The Next Generation''' was in its
first run and the Klingons and Federation were at peace. The members
reasoned that if they were no longer at war, then there would certainly be a
sharing of technology between the two sides. What was finally agreed upon
was that they would design their ''own'' class of ship which would share
Klingon and Federation technologies. It was decided that these ships would
be of the Qapla'-class (Qapla' meaning success in Klingon), and that their
own vessel would change it's name to ''Khai Tam''. The name ''Khai Tam''
(pronounced kie-tom), suggested by founding Shuttle Heritage member, Lucy
Nguyen, is Vietnamese for "brave heart." The fact that it sounds vaguely
Klingon in origin was merely a happy coincidence.

===The Qapla' Project===
The very first concept drawing of the Qapla'-class ''Khai Tam'' was made
circa 1991 by Jon Reddick during a Shuttle Heritage meeting. From the first,
the vessel already showed the basic Federation saucer/Klingon propulsion
design that stayed with the ship through all its incarnations right up to
the finished project.

The concept was so outlandish that STARFLEET's Department of Technical
Services (DTS), which must approve a chapter's choice of class, at first
denied the club's request to be a Qapla'-class vessel. It wasn't until a
more fleshed-out set of specifications were submitted that they finally
approved the design, but then only as an "Experimental Class" which could
not be adopted by any other chapter.

And that's where the Qapla' class stayed for over a year: begrudgingly
approved by Starfleet, but restricted for any other chapter to choose --
destined to be the first, and last, of her line. That is, until the Fall of
1993.

The second-class status which the ''Qapla' '' held with Starfleet had been
gnawing at the ''Khai Tam'' Engineering department's pride for over a year,
and they were determined to rectify the situation. DTS had claimed that the
design was "not plausible" and "would never fly" -- and they knew that the
only way to convince them otherwise was to fully document the "Treknology"
behind the design. And that's what they set out to do.

Chief Engineer [[Colin Toenjes]] eventually recruited the help of member [[Kevin McNulty]] in writing and illustrating this documentation. The end result was the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|USS Khai Tam Technical Orientation Manual]]''' eventually published by Intergalactic Trading Company in Orlando, FL. Faced with a perfect-bound, 92-page, commercially successful book, STARFLEET DTS relented, and the Qapla'-class was approved for general use in the organization in 1994. Since then, several chapters have claimed this design as their own.

===A Brief Change of Scenery===
After commanding the ''Khai Tam'' for nearly five consecutive years, the Reddick command team was feeling the weight of command, and the pressure from everyday life. They opted in 1995 to step down as CO and XO to allow a new team to infuse the organization with fresh ideas. In 1996 [[Laurie Long]] and [[Kevin McNulty]] took the reigns as CO and XO respectively. The Long command team revisted many aspects of the club from its motto (which the members voted to keep) to its forms and administrative practices.

The year of their command was marked with many changes, yet at its core the ship remained a labor of love for all. The new command team was as relieved as anyone, though, to turn command back over to a rested and rejuvinated Reddick team in 1997. The Reddicks would go on to guide the club for seven more years unopposed, finally turning command over to [[Richard Graham]] in 2005.

==Recruiting==
As with any volunteer organization, recruiting has always been a major concern of the ''Khai Tam'' and many traditional and a few experimental methods have been used throughout its history:

* '''Parade Floats'''
:In November of 1991, the Shuttle ''Heritage'' 'built a float for FSU's Homecoming Parade. Then the ''Khai Tam'' took the idea over the top with a lighted design for Tallahassee's evening holiday parade in December of 1995.

* '''Movie Premieres'''
:The club has been quite a presence at every new Trek movie that has come out since the inception of the ''Khai Tam''. This is especially effective because we're always in uniform. It is made even more effective by the presence of our Captain in full Klingon makeup.
[[Image:Khai tam 1995.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Khai Tam crew at a 1995 Trek-O-Rama]]
* '''Hallmark Christmas Ornament Premieres'''
:Nothing attracts attention and helps to sell ornaments like a bunch of Klingons with alien food and drinks inside a mall.

* '''Conventions'''
:The few Trek-O-Rama conventions held in Tallahassee were a great recruiting boon. The ''Khai Tam'' has also provided a presence at several cons throughout Florida.

* '''Hooter Trek'''
:Of course, one of the most enjoyable recruiting ventures for members was Hooter Trek. The manager that ran the local Hooter's restaurant was a Trek fan and a couple of times he gave the entire porch over to a mini convention. People would sit around and eat and drink and be merry while watching Trek videos. And, of course, if they heard something about the Khai Tam in the process, well...

==The "John and Mary" Ship==
During the clubs heyday, there was no lack of duplicate names, or at least duplicate-sounding names. The most commonly occurring names in the member ship were John and Mary. It became apparent that this could cause a lot of confusion during meetings and in conversations. To resolve this, it became habit to give a nickname to each subsequent similar name after the first occurrence. Only the first member of that name could be called by their name.

The first "John" was Jon Reddick, and only he could be called Jon. The next "John" needed a nickname, and so the second one was dubbed "[[OJ]]" or "Other John." Then came "AJ" (Another John), "[[Clint]]" (a John who wore a Western hat like Clint Eastwood), "[[Opper-J]]" (John Opper), etc., until "[[Eight of Eight]]" (Jon Williams) who was the eighth "John" to join the club, and whose persona was a [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Borg Borg].

The first Mary was Mary Kleinfeldt. Although by rights she could be called Mary, she did, however, earn the nickname of "[[Radar]]" by always seeming to know that the Command Team needed before they asked for it. Subsequent Marys became known as "[OM]]" (Other Mary), and "[[SAM]]" (Still Another Mary).

''Read about more ''Khai Tam'' nicknames [[:Category:Khai_Tam_Nicknames|here]].''

==Community Service==
One of the things that the Reddick team made their priority after their election was community service - a torch that has been carried by every subsequent command team. Over the years the club has taken part in several community service or community-related activities:

* '''St. Marks Trail'''
:One of the oldest ongoing activities has been the cleanup of the first three miles of a local nature trail.

* '''TMH Children's Ward'''
:Visiting the pediatric ward of a local hospital in full uniform and taking comic books and such to the kids on the ward. Members would sit and entertain the kids for a while so that Mom and/or Dad could go get a soda or whatever.

* '''Starfleet's Stampede'''
:For many years the club was award-winningly active in STARFLEET's annual charity fund raiser.

* '''Collecting Coupons'''
:For a time these collected coupons were provided to residents at the local battered women's shelter. Later they were sent overseas to the military in conjunction with the Fleet project.

* '''Volunteering'''
:''Khai Tam-ers'' helped build a few houses for the local Habitat for Humanity and they helped the local children's science center open their doors.

* '''Cub Scouts'''
:Club members put on a program for a local cub scout group to emphasize tolerance of people of all races (and species).

* '''Schools'''
:The club was a returning favorite in a local middle school's "Around the World (and Beyond)" fair.

* '''Ronald McDonald House '''

* '''Toys for Tots'''

* '''Christmas Connection Adopt-a-Family'''

:One of the ship members, [[Colin Toenjes]], once raffled off the right to cut his long ponytailed hair to support the Khai Tam's Adopt-a-Family fundraising efforts.

* '''MDA Telethon'''

==Awards==
The Khai Tam is proud of itself and proud of its members. Over the years
they've garnered many awards such as:
* Chapter Web Site of the Year
* Marine Strike Group of the Year
* Florida State Parks' Award of Appreciation
* Region 2 Chapter of the Year
* Best Chapter Newsletter

==The Blue Blazers==
A subset of the STARFLEET association is a group known as the Starfleet
Marine Corps. These fans base their personas and role playing on the
mythical ground element of Star Trek's Starfleet. Each ship may have its
own Strike Group, and the ''Khai Tam'' is proud to embark the 78th Marine
Strike Group known as ''The Blue Blazers''. Early in the days of the SFMC,
the 78th established the standards by which the rest of the region's marines
measured themselves. In the late 1990s, marines from the ''Khai Tam'' and
her sister ship ''[[Relentless]]'' dominated the international staff of the
SFMC.

==Parties==
[[Image:Chair pontification.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Captain Reddick from atop his chair]]In September of 1991 the Reddick command staff started the tradition of having a season premiere party. Later on in the life of the club this became [[KhaiCon]] - a miniature convention complete with games and episode viewings and panels and a lot of fun to be had by all. While the club's parties were legendary, none compare to the KhaiCons held in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Whether it was one member having to pull another's head out of the water because they'd just gotten whacked by a canoe or whether it was the Captain pontificating from atop a chair after he'd had a bit too much Romulan Ale, the parties are always a great deal of fun.

For many years each of the club's six departments held responsibility for a party every other month. And they put together some great ones:

* The pool party at Captain Reddick's place where members filled an empty garbage can full of water and tried to drench him with it. Of course, they weren't thinking clearly about the fact that he could move so much faster without carrying that water.

* The ''[[Pon Farr Orgy]]''. There's something almost mystical about staying up late into the night around a big bonfire (built in someone's backyard no less) and talking Trek and drinking late into the night. Especially when you almost broke your foot earlier that day in a testosterone-driven dive for a volleyball.

* The beach party where one of the members dove into water that was much too shallow and another one got sun poisoning but refused to let us take him to the hospital.

* Numerous campouts involving river tubing, and one involving a late night "alien landing."

* The June 1992 ''[[Rites of Ascension]]'' for Captain Reddick. While members didn't have actual Klingon painsticks, they ''did'' have big wooden fraternity-type paddles.

* The Halloween ''[[Mirror Universe Party]]'' where members came dressed as their opposite personality...or ''gender''. There are just some people who shouldn't be seen in drag.

* Numerous Christmas Formals that saw the members turn out in their finest to share the holiday spirit.

* The Blue Blazer's own M*A*S*H-Themed dinner party complete with chow hall and camoflage netting.

==The Current State of the Khai Tam==
[[Image:Khai tam 2002.jpg|thumb|left|150px|KhaiCon XI, 2002]][[Image:Drydock2001.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Drydock Resolution, Spring 2001]]As the popularity of Star Trek has ebbed and flowed, so has the memebrship of the ''Khai Tam''. As the movies wound down, and the ratings for '''Voyager''' and '''Enterprise''' waned, so too did the membership of the club. Adding to the effect was the inevitable exodus of student members who graduated and moved away. Several key members also moved away, taking their energy and enthusiasm with them. Inevitably, even the Reddicks moved on, leaving behind a dynasty of Trek fandom.

The ''Khai Tam'' is a living thing, and all living things follow a life cycle. The club was born, grew rapidly in its youth, enjoyed an exuberant adolesence, and eventually settled down into a calmer, and hopefully long-lived, adulthood.

These days, the ''Khai Tam'' is still staffed by a small group of loyal members who carry on many of the traditions of the club. The current commander [[Richard Graham]] has admirably carried the torch of superior leadership for which the club is known. Though its ranks have thinned, the spirit of the ''Khai Tam'' lives on in its members of today and yesterday.

==Alumni==
Through the years, nearly 200 members have come and gone through the ''Khai Tam'''s airlock. To the best of our knowledge they are listed below. Updates are always welcome.

{{Khai Tam Alumni}}

==Related Links==
*[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)]]
*[http://www.reddimension.com/khaitam USS Khai Tam Website] (appears
outdated)

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[[Image:Kt logo.jpg|left|thumb|300px|USS Khai Tam Logo]]
'''USS Khai Tam''' is the the Tallahassee, Florida chapter of Starfleet: The International Star Trek Fan Association.

One of the most successful chapters in Starfleet's history, the ''Khai Tam'' boasted over 140 members during its heyday, making it one of the largest chapters in the world during that time.

The members of the Khai Tam also created and published '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|USS Khai Tam Technical Orientation Manual]]''', a book which attained international acclaim among Starfleet members, and is still available as of 2007 at conventions and on the internet.

==History==
The ''Khai Tam'' has a long and storied past about which books could literally be written. However, the necessarily brief synopsis below reveals much of the club's flavor, traditions and achievements.

===Birth of a Heritage===
In the Fall of 1990, Sharon Stewart, a student at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State University] in Tallahassee, FL, was inspired by her love of '''[http://www.startrek.com Star Trek]'''. She wanted to form a fan club where she and others who shared a passion for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Roddenberry Gene Roddenberry]'s creation
could unite. But rather than form an isolated club, Stewart chose to start a chapter of [http://www.sfi.org Starfleet], an organized alliance of Trek fan organizations from all over the world.

Every new chapter in Starfleet must start out as a "shuttlecraft" under the nine month tutelage of an established club. Sponsored by the USS ''Guardian'' in Cocoa, FL, Stewart's Shuttle ''Heritage'', NCC 26244/1, was officially launched on June 27, 1991. The club's name was taken from the spine of a book in Stewart's bookcase which she happened to glance while completing the Starfleet paperwork to start the chapter.

Seeing the benefits it would bring a new and struggling club, Stewart also established the ''Heritage'' as a student organization of FSU. This provided the club with regular on-campus meeting space, free advertising on campus media and a token budget. But being a student organization also added additional obstacles.

FSU understandably required all its student organizations to maintain at least 51% student membership. This was sustainable given the opportunity to recruit on campus, but it also created financial challenges for the group given the number of students, whose lack of cash is legendary. This often left ''Heritage's'' ledgers in the red. Another challenge with a student membership was that it was inevitable that many would head home for the
summer, leaving the club with a skeleton crew for nearly four months out of every year.

The ''Heritage'' was up to the task, though, and not only maintained its member/student ratio, but also managed to meet STARFLEET's requirements for membership. They were well on their way to becoming a full-fledged ship. ''Heritage'' developed what would become a legendary ability to overcome financial, personal and political obstacles in order to excel as a cohesive group. The group also developed a compelling instinct to party, and even now, ''Heritage''/''Khai Tam'' parties are the stuff of legends.

===Growing Pains===
In March of 1992 the ship held its first election for Commanding Officer
(CO)and Executive Officer (XO). Until that time, the ship had been led by
its founding force, Sherry Stewart. With the creation of the ship's early
[[Bylaws]], however, it became mandatory that the CO and XO be elected each
year. This first election turned into a black time in the history of the
''Khai Tam'' as the membership was split almost evenly on the two
campaigning teams.

On the one side were Sherry Stewart (CO) and Matt Henry (XO), the incumbent
command team. In fact, they were the only command team that the ship had
ever known and they represented stability and maintenance of the status quo.

On the other side were [[Jon Reddick]] (CO) and [[Ro Reddick|Laurie
Copetti]] (XO), a young untested command team, whose only credentials were
their records of active membership in the shuttle thus far -- Copetti was
serving as the Department Chief for Sci/Med, and Reddick the assistant Chief
of Security.

The Reddick/Copetti platform was best represented in their slogan, "A ship
in its harbor is safe, but that's not what ships are for." (Incidentally, a
variation on that slogan is now the Khai Tam's official motto.) Jon and
Laurie imagined much more for the ship than simply a fun fan club. They
envisioned a force in the community that could perhaps, in some small way,
help bring about the world that Roddenberry had envisioned.

Each crew member of the Heritage felt very strongly about the team he or she
supported, and as the date for the election drew near, tension was at an
all-time high. There were many impromptu "debates" among members supporting
opposite platforms, and they seldom ended happily. But when the dust
settled and the votes were counted, the Reddick team won by a narrow margin
-- 12 to 9.

===Dawning of A New Era===
Even after the majority had spoken, Stewart was reluctant to give up the
helm. Dragging the results through miles of unnecessary Starfleet red tape,
it was not until four months later, on July 12, 1992 that a change of
command finally took place.

Aware that the election results and finally the command change itself had
taken their emotional toll on Stewart, many of Reddick and Copetti's first
actions were clearly intended to try to heal those bruises, and bring both
Stewart and her disheartened suporters back into the fold. Unfortunately,
sometimes such intentions simply don't work. Although Commander Sherry
Stewart accepted the ship's commissioning on April 4, 1992 (at which time
our name changed officially from ''Heritage'' to ''Khai Tam''), it was not
long before she would leave the ship.

When Stewart left the ''Khai Tam'', several other members (likely Stewart's
supporters in the election) also dropped out of active duty. Though this
slashed the ship's existing membership to nearly half, it would turn out to
be the fresh start that the Reddick/Copetti command team needed to set the
ship on its new course.

The Reddick command team would prove to be so successfull that they would be
elected unopposed for five consecutive years, being replaced only when they
voluntarily stepped down out of exhaustion. They would retake the helm
after a year of rest and continue for six more years unopposed. Truly, the
creation of an Era.

===Enter the Brave Heart===
When a shuttle is commissioned as a ship, its members must choose a ship
class. For example, Kirk's ''Enterprise'' was a Consitution-class ship and
Picard's a Galaxy-class, but the ''Khai Tam'' didn't want to go with either
of those...or any other established ships in the '''Star Trek''' universe.
This was partly becuase the club already had made it a policy to be
difficult, but mostly because of their Klingon heritage (no pun intended).

[[Image:Ktplaque.jpg|right|thumb|200px|USS Khai Tam commissioning plaque]]
On the ''Khai Tam'', as on many STARFLEET ships, members adopt personas that
fit their personalities. During the early years of Shuttle ''Heritage'',
many crew members, nearly half in fact, had adopted a Klingon persona.
There was much debate over whether they shouldn't just choose a Klingon
class of ship.

During this point in time, '''Star Trek: The Next Generation''' was in its
first run and the Klingons and Federation were at peace. The members
reasoned that if they were no longer at war, then there would certainly be a
sharing of technology between the two sides. What was finally agreed upon
was that they would design their ''own'' class of ship which would share
Klingon and Federation technologies. It was decided that these ships would
be of the Qapla'-class (Qapla' meaning success in Klingon), and that their
own vessel would change it's name to ''Khai Tam''. The name ''Khai Tam''
(pronounced kie-tom), suggested by founding Shuttle Heritage member, Lucy
Nguyen, is Vietnamese for "brave heart." The fact that it sounds vaguely
Klingon in origin was merely a happy coincidence.

===The Qapla' Project===
The very first concept drawing of the Qapla'-class ''Khai Tam'' was made
circa 1991 by Jon Reddick during a Shuttle Heritage meeting. From the first,
the vessel already showed the basic Federation saucer/Klingon propulsion
design that stayed with the ship through all its incarnations right up to
the finished project.

The concept was so outlandish that STARFLEET's Department of Technical
Services (DTS), which must approve a chapter's choice of class, at first
denied the club's request to be a Qapla'-class vessel. It wasn't until a
more fleshed-out set of specifications were submitted that they finally
approved the design, but then only as an "Experimental Class" which could
not be adopted by any other chapter.

And that's where the Qapla' class stayed for over a year: begrudgingly
approved by Starfleet, but restricted for any other chapter to choose --
destined to be the first, and last, of her line. That is, until the Fall of
1993.

The second-class status which the ''Qapla' '' held with Starfleet had been
gnawing at the ''Khai Tam'' Engineering department's pride for over a year,
and they were determined to rectify the situation. DTS had claimed that the
design was "not plausible" and "would never fly" -- and they knew that the
only way to convince them otherwise was to fully document the "Treknology"
behind the design. And that's what they set out to do.

Chief Engineer [[Colin Toenjes]] eventually recruited the help of member [[Kevin McNulty]] in writing and illustrating this documentation. The end result was the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|USS Khai Tam Technical Orientation Manual]]''' eventually published by Intergalactic Trading Company in Orlando, FL. Faced with a perfect-bound, 92-page, commercially successful book, STARFLEET DTS relented, and the Qapla'-class was approved for general use in the organization in 1994. Since then, several chapters have claimed this design as their own.

===A Brief Change of Scenery===
After commanding the ''Khai Tam'' for nearly five consecutive years, the Reddick command team was feeling the weight of command, and the pressure from everyday life. They opted in 1995 to step down as CO and XO to allow a new team to infuse the organization with fresh ideas. In 1996 [[Laurie Long]] and [[Kevin McNulty]] took the reigns as CO and XO respectively. The Long command team revisted many aspects of the club from its motto (which the members voted to keep) to its forms and administrative practices.

The year of their command was marked with many changes, yet at its core the ship remained a labor of love for all. The new command team was as relieved as anyone, though, to turn command back over to a rested and rejuvinated Reddick team in 1997. The Reddicks would go on to guide the club for seven more years unopposed, finally turning command over to [[Richard Graham]] in 2005.

==Recruiting==
As with any volunteer organization, recruiting has always been a major concern of the ''Khai Tam'' and many traditional and a few experimental methods have been used throughout its history:

* '''Parade Floats'''
:In November of 1991, the Shuttle ''Heritage'' 'built a float for FSU's Homecoming Parade. Then the ''Khai Tam'' took the idea over the top with a lighted design for Tallahassee's evening holiday parade in December of 1995.

* '''Movie Premieres'''
:The club has been quite a presence at every new Trek movie that has come out since the inception of the ''Khai Tam''. This is especially effective because we're always in uniform. It is made even more effective by the presence of our Captain in full Klingon makeup.
[[Image:Khai tam 1995.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Khai Tam crew at a 1995 Trek-O-Rama]]
* '''Hallmark Christmas Ornament Premieres'''
:Nothing attracts attention and helps to sell ornaments like a bunch of Klingons with alien food and drinks inside a mall.

* '''Conventions'''
:The few Trek-O-Rama conventions held in Tallahassee were a great recruiting boon. The ''Khai Tam'' has also provided a presence at several cons throughout Florida.

* '''Hooter Trek'''
:Of course, one of the most enjoyable recruiting ventures for members was Hooter Trek. The manager that ran the local Hooter's restaurant was a Trek fan and a couple of times he gave the entire porch over to a mini convention. People would sit around and eat and drink and be merry while watching Trek videos. And, of course, if they heard something about the Khai Tam in the process, well...

==The "John and Mary" Ship==
During the clubs heyday, there was no lack of duplicate names, or at least duplicate-sounding names. The most commonly occurring names in the member ship were John and Mary. It became apparent that this could cause a lot of confusion during meetings and in conversations. To resolve this, it became habit to give a nickname to each subsequent similar name after the first occurrence. Only the first member of that name could be called by their name.

The first "John" was Jon Reddick, and only he could be called Jon. The next "John" needed a nickname, and so the second one was dubbed "[[OJ]]" or "Other John." Then came "AJ" (Another John), "[[Clint]]" (a John who wore a Western hat like Clint Eastwood), "[[Opper-J]]" (John Opper), etc., until "[[Eight of Eight]]" (Jon Williams) who was the eighth "John" to join the club, and whose persona was a [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Borg Borg].

The first Mary was Mary Kleinfeldt. Although by rights she could be called Mary, she did, however, earn the nickname of "[[Radar]]" by always seeming to know that the Command Team needed before they asked for it. Subsequent Marys became known as "[OM]]" (Other Mary), and "[[SAM]]" (Still Another Mary).

''Read about more ''Khai Tam'' nicknames [[:Category:Khai_Tam_Nicknames|here]].''

==Community Service==
One of the things that the Reddick team made their priority after their election was community service - a torch that has been carried by every subsequent command team. Over the years the club has taken part in several community service or community-related activities:

* '''St. Marks Trail'''
:One of the oldest ongoing activities has been the cleanup of the first three miles of a local nature trail.

* '''TMH Children's Ward'''
:Visiting the pediatric ward of a local hospital in full uniform and taking comic books and such to the kids on the ward. Members would sit and entertain the kids for a while so that Mom and/or Dad could go get a soda or whatever.

* '''Starfleet's Stampede'''
:For many years the club was award-winningly active in STARFLEET's annual charity fund raiser.

* '''Collecting Coupons'''
:For a time these collected coupons were provided to residents at the local battered women's shelter. Later they were sent overseas to the military in conjunction with the Fleet project.

* '''Volunteering'''
:''Khai Tam-ers'' helped build a few houses for the local Habitat for Humanity and they helped the local children's science center open their doors.

* '''Cub Scouts'''
:Club members put on a program for a local cub scout group to emphasize tolerance of people of all races (and species).

* '''Schools'''
:The club was a returning favorite in a local middle school's "Around the World (and Beyond)" fair.

* '''Ronald McDonald House '''

* '''Toys for Tots'''

* '''Christmas Connection Adopt-a-Family'''

:One of the ship members, [[Colin Toenjes]], once raffled off the right to cut his long ponytailed hair as a fundraiser to support the Khai Tam's Adopt-a-Family funraising efforts.

* '''MDA Telethon'''

==Awards==
The Khai Tam is proud of itself and proud of its members. Over the years
they've garnered many awards such as:
* Chapter Web Site of the Year
* Marine Strike Group of the Year
* Florida State Parks' Award of Appreciation
* Region 2 Chapter of the Year
* Best Chapter Newsletter

==The Blue Blazers==
A subset of the STARFLEET association is a group known as the Starfleet
Marine Corps. These fans base their personas and role playing on the
mythical ground element of Star Trek's Starfleet. Each ship may have its
own Strike Group, and the ''Khai Tam'' is proud to embark the 78th Marine
Strike Group known as ''The Blue Blazers''. Early in the days of the SFMC,
the 78th established the standards by which the rest of the region's marines
measured themselves. In the late 1990s, marines from the ''Khai Tam'' and
her sister ship ''[[Relentless]]'' dominated the international staff of the
SFMC.

==Parties==
[[Image:Chair pontification.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Captain Reddick from atop his chair]]In September of 1991 the Reddick command staff started the tradition of having a season premiere party. Later on in the life of the club this became [[KhaiCon]] - a miniature convention complete with games and episode viewings and panels and a lot of fun to be had by all. While the club's parties were legendary, none compare to the KhaiCons held in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Whether it was one member having to pull another's head out of the water because they'd just gotten whacked by a canoe or whether it was the Captain pontificating from atop a chair after he'd had a bit too much Romulan Ale, the parties are always a great deal of fun.

For many years each of the club's six departments held responsibility for a party every other month. And they put together some great ones:

* The pool party at Captain Reddick's place where members filled an empty garbage can full of water and tried to drench him with it. Of course, they weren't thinking clearly about the fact that he could move so much faster without carrying that water.

* The ''[[Pon Farr Orgy]]''. There's something almost mystical about staying up late into the night around a big bonfire (built in someone's backyard no less) and talking Trek and drinking late into the night. Especially when you almost broke your foot earlier that day in a testosterone-driven dive for a volleyball.

* The beach party where one of the members dove into water that was much too shallow and another one got sun poisoning but refused to let us take him to the hospital.

* Numerous campouts involving river tubing, and one involving a late night "alien landing."

* The June 1992 ''[[Rites of Ascension]]'' for Captain Reddick. While members didn't have actual Klingon painsticks, they ''did'' have big wooden fraternity-type paddles.

* The Halloween ''[[Mirror Universe Party]]'' where members came dressed as their opposite personality...or ''gender''. There are just some people who shouldn't be seen in drag.

* Numerous Christmas Formals that saw the members turn out in their finest to share the holiday spirit.

* The Blue Blazer's own M*A*S*H-Themed dinner party complete with chow hall and camoflage netting.

==The Current State of the Khai Tam==
[[Image:Khai tam 2002.jpg|thumb|left|150px|KhaiCon XI, 2002]][[Image:Drydock2001.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Drydock Resolution, Spring 2001]]As the popularity of Star Trek has ebbed and flowed, so has the memebrship of the ''Khai Tam''. As the movies wound down, and the ratings for '''Voyager''' and '''Enterprise''' waned, so too did the membership of the club. Adding to the effect was the inevitable exodus of student members who graduated and moved away. Several key members also moved away, taking their energy and enthusiasm with them. Inevitably, even the Reddicks moved on, leaving behind a dynasty of Trek fandom.

The ''Khai Tam'' is a living thing, and all living things follow a life cycle. The club was born, grew rapidly in its youth, enjoyed an exuberant adolesence, and eventually settled down into a calmer, and hopefully long-lived, adulthood.

These days, the ''Khai Tam'' is still staffed by a small group of loyal members who carry on many of the traditions of the club. The current commander [[Richard Graham]] has admirably carried the torch of superior leadership for which the club is known. Though its ranks have thinned, the spirit of the ''Khai Tam'' lives on in its members of today and yesterday.

==Alumni==
Through the years, nearly 200 members have come and gone through the ''Khai Tam'''s airlock. To the best of our knowledge they are listed below. Updates are always welcome.

{{Khai Tam Alumni}}

==Related Links==
*[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)]]
*[http://www.reddimension.com/khaitam USS Khai Tam Website] (appears
outdated)

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[[Image:Kt logo.jpg|left|thumb|300px|USS Khai Tam Logo]]
'''USS Khai Tam''' is the the Tallahassee, Florida chapter of Starfleet: The International Star Trek Fan Association.

One of the most successful chapters in Starfleet's history, the ''Khai Tam'' boasted over 140 members during its heyday, making it one of the largest chapters in the world during that time.

The members of the Khai Tam also created and published '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|USS Khai Tam Technical Orientation Manual]]''', a book which attained international acclaim among Starfleet members, and is still available as of 2007 at conventions and on the internet.

==History==
The ''Khai Tam'' has a long and storied past about which books could literally be written. However, the necessarily brief synopsis below reveals much of the club's flavor, traditions and achievements.

===Birth of a Heritage===
In the Fall of 1990, Sharon Stewart, a student at [http://www.fsu.edu Florida State University] in Tallahassee, FL, was inspired by her love of '''[http://www.startrek.com Star Trek]'''. She wanted to form a fan club where she and others who shared a passion for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Roddenberry Gene Roddenberry]'s creation
could unite. But rather than form an isolated club, Stewart chose to start a chapter of [http://www.sfi.org Starfleet], an organized alliance of Trek fan organizations from all over the world.

Every new chapter in Starfleet must start out as a "shuttlecraft" under the nine month tutelage of an established club. Sponsored by the USS ''Guardian'' in Cocoa, FL, Stewart's Shuttle ''Heritage'', NCC 26244/1, was officially launched on June 27, 1991. The club's name was taken from the spine of a book in Stewart's bookcase which she happened to glance while completing the Starfleet paperwork to start the chapter.

Seeing the benefits it would bring a new and struggling club, Stewart also established the ''Heritage'' as a student organization of FSU. This provided the club with regular on-campus meeting space, free advertising on campus media and a token budget. But being a student organization also added additional obstacles.

FSU understandably required all its student organizations to maintain at least 51% student membership. This was sustainable given the opportunity to recruit on campus, but it also created financial challenges for the group given the number of students, whose lack of cash is legendary. This often left ''Heritage's'' ledgers in the red. Another challenge with a student membership was that it was inevitable that many would head home for the
summer, leaving the club with a skeleton crew for nearly four months out of every year.

The ''Heritage'' was up to the task, though, and not only maintained its member/student ratio, but also managed to meet STARFLEET's requirements for membership. They were well on their way to becoming a full-fledged ship. ''Heritage'' developed what would become a legendary ability to overcome financial, personal and political obstacles in order to excel as a cohesive group. The group also developed a compelling instinct to party, and even now, ''Heritage''/''Khai Tam'' parties are the stuff of legends.

===Growing Pains===
In March of 1992 the ship held its first election for Commanding Officer
(CO)and Executive Officer (XO). Until that time, the ship had been led by
its founding force, Sherry Stewart. With the creation of the ship's early
[[Bylaws]], however, it became mandatory that the CO and XO be elected each
year. This first election turned into a black time in the history of the
''Khai Tam'' as the membership was split almost evenly on the two
campaigning teams.

On the one side were Sherry Stewart (CO) and Matt Henry (XO), the incumbent
command team. In fact, they were the only command team that the ship had
ever known and they represented stability and maintenance of the status quo.

On the other side were [[Jon Reddick]] (CO) and [[Ro Reddick|Laurie
Copetti]] (XO), a young untested command team, whose only credentials were
their records of active membership in the shuttle thus far -- Copetti was
serving as the Department Chief for Sci/Med, and Reddick the assistant Chief
of Security.

The Reddick/Copetti platform was best represented in their slogan, "A ship
in its harbor is safe, but that's not what ships are for." (Incidentally, a
variation on that slogan is now the Khai Tam's official motto.) Jon and
Laurie imagined much more for the ship than simply a fun fan club. They
envisioned a force in the community that could perhaps, in some small way,
help bring about the world that Roddenberry had envisioned.

Each crew member of the Heritage felt very strongly about the team he or she
supported, and as the date for the election drew near, tension was at an
all-time high. There were many impromptu "debates" among members supporting
opposite platforms, and they seldom ended happily. But when the dust
settled and the votes were counted, the Reddick team won by a narrow margin
-- 12 to 9.

===Dawning of A New Era===
Even after the majority had spoken, Stewart was reluctant to give up the
helm. Dragging the results through miles of unnecessary Starfleet red tape,
it was not until four months later, on July 12, 1992 that a change of
command finally took place.

Aware that the election results and finally the command change itself had
taken their emotional toll on Stewart, many of Reddick and Copetti's first
actions were clearly intended to try to heal those bruises, and bring both
Stewart and her disheartened suporters back into the fold. Unfortunately,
sometimes such intentions simply don't work. Although Commander Sherry
Stewart accepted the ship's commissioning on April 4, 1992 (at which time
our name changed officially from ''Heritage'' to ''Khai Tam''), it was not
long before she would leave the ship.

When Stewart left the ''Khai Tam'', several other members (likely Stewart's
supporters in the election) also dropped out of active duty. Though this
slashed the ship's existing membership to nearly half, it would turn out to
be the fresh start that the Reddick/Copetti command team needed to set the
ship on its new course.

The Reddick command team would prove to be so successfull that they would be
elected unopposed for five consecutive years, being replaced only when they
voluntarily stepped down out of exhaustion. They would retake the helm
after a year of rest and continue for six more years unopposed. Truly, the
creation of an Era.

===Enter the Brave Heart===
When a shuttle is commissioned as a ship, its members must choose a ship
class. For example, Kirk's ''Enterprise'' was a Consitution-class ship and
Picard's a Galaxy-class, but the ''Khai Tam'' didn't want to go with either
of those...or any other established ships in the '''Star Trek''' universe.
This was partly becuase the club already had made it a policy to be
difficult, but mostly because of their Klingon heritage (no pun intended).

[[Image:Ktplaque.jpg|right|thumb|200px|USS Khai Tam commissioning plaque]]
On the ''Khai Tam'', as on many STARFLEET ships, members adopt personas that
fit their personalities. During the early years of Shuttle ''Heritage'',
many crew members, nearly half in fact, had adopted a Klingon persona.
There was much debate over whether they shouldn't just choose a Klingon
class of ship.

During this point in time, '''Star Trek: The Next Generation''' was in its
first run and the Klingons and Federation were at peace. The members
reasoned that if they were no longer at war, then there would certainly be a
sharing of technology between the two sides. What was finally agreed upon
was that they would design their ''own'' class of ship which would share
Klingon and Federation technologies. It was decided that these ships would
be of the Qapla'-class (Qapla' meaning success in Klingon), and that their
own vessel would change it's name to ''Khai Tam''. The name ''Khai Tam''
(pronounced kie-tom), suggested by founding Shuttle Heritage member, Lucy
Nguyen, is Vietnamese for "brave heart." The fact that it sounds vaguely
Klingon in origin was merely a happy coincidence.

===The Qapla' Project===
The very first concept drawing of the Qapla'-class ''Khai Tam'' was made
circa 1991 by Jon Reddick during a Shuttle Heritage meeting. From the first,
the vessel already showed the basic Federation saucer/Klingon propulsion
design that stayed with the ship through all its incarnations right up to
the finished project.

The concept was so outlandish that STARFLEET's Department of Technical
Services (DTS), which must approve a chapter's choice of class, at first
denied the club's request to be a Qapla'-class vessel. It wasn't until a
more fleshed-out set of specifications were submitted that they finally
approved the design, but then only as an "Experimental Class" which could
not be adopted by any other chapter.

And that's where the Qapla' class stayed for over a year: begrudgingly
approved by Starfleet, but restricted for any other chapter to choose --
destined to be the first, and last, of her line. That is, until the Fall of
1993.

The second-class status which the ''Qapla' '' held with Starfleet had been
gnawing at the ''Khai Tam'' Engineering department's pride for over a year,
and they were determined to rectify the situation. DTS had claimed that the
design was "not plausible" and "would never fly" -- and they knew that the
only way to convince them otherwise was to fully document the "Treknology"
behind the design. And that's what they set out to do.

Chief Engineer [[Colin Toenjes]] eventually recruited the help of member [[Kevin McNulty]] in writing and illustrating this documentation. The end result was the '''[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)#Technical Manual|USS Khai Tam Technical Orientation Manual]]''' eventually published by Intergalactic Trading Company in Orlando, FL. Faced with a perfect-bound, 92-page, commercially successful book, STARFLEET DTS relented, and the Qapla'-class was approved for general use in the organization in 1994. Since then, several chapters have claimed this design as their own.

===A Brief Change of Scenery===
After commanding the ''Khai Tam'' for nearly five consecutive years, the Reddick command team was feeling the weight of command, and the pressure from everyday life. They opted in 1995 to step down as CO and XO to allow a new team to infuse the organization with fresh ideas. In 1996 [[Laurie Long]] and [[Kevin McNulty]] took the reigns as CO and XO respectively. The Long command team revisted many aspects of the club from its motto (which the members voted to keep) to its forms and administrative practices.

The year of their command was marked with many changes, yet at its core the ship remained a labor of love for all. The new command team was as relieved as anyone, though, to turn command back over to a rested and rejuvinated Reddick team in 1997. The Reddicks would go on to guide the club for seven more years unopposed, finally turning command over to [[Richard Graham]] in 2005.

==Recruiting==
As with any volunteer organization, recruiting has always been a major concern of the ''Khai Tam'' and many traditional and a few experimental methods have been used throughout its history:

* '''Parade Floats'''
:In November of 1991, the Shuttle ''Heritage'' 'built a float for FSU's Homecoming Parade. Then the ''Khai Tam'' took the idea over the top with a lighted design for Tallahassee's evening holiday parade in December of 1995.

* '''Movie Premieres'''
:The club has been quite a presence at every new Trek movie that has come out since the inception of the ''Khai Tam''. This is especially effective because we're always in uniform. It is made even more effective by the presence of our Captain in full Klingon makeup.
[[Image:Khai tam 1995.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Khai Tam crew at a 1995 Trek-O-Rama]]
* '''Hallmark Christmas Ornament Premieres'''
:Nothing attracts attention and helps to sell ornaments like a bunch of Klingons with alien food and drinks inside a mall.

* '''Conventions'''
:The few Trek-O-Rama conventions held in Tallahassee were a great recruiting boon. The ''Khai Tam'' has also provided a presence at several cons throughout Florida.

* '''Hooter Trek'''
:Of course, one of the most enjoyable recruiting ventures for members was Hooter Trek. The manager that ran the local Hooter's restaurant was a Trek fan and a couple of times he gave the entire porch over to a mini convention. People would sit around and eat and drink and be merry while watching Trek videos. And, of course, if they heard something about the Khai Tam in the process, well...

==The "John and Mary" Ship==
During the clubs heyday, there was no lack of duplicate names, or at least duplicate-sounding names. The most commonly occurring names in the member ship were John and Mary. It became apparent that this could cause a lot of confusion during meetings and in conversations. To resolve this, it became habit to give a nickname to each subsequent similar name after the first occurrence. Only the first member of that name could be called by their name.

The first "John" was Jon Reddick, and only he could be called Jon. The next "John" needed a nickname, and so the second one was dubbed "[[OJ]]" or "Other John." Then came "AJ" (Another John), "[[Clint]]" (a John who wore a Western hat like Clint Eastwood), "[[Opper-J]]" (John Opper), etc., until "[[Eight of Eight]]" (Jon Williams) who was the eighth "John" to join the club, and whose persona was a [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Borg Borg].

The first Mary was Mary Kleinfeldt. Although by rights she could be called Mary, she did, however, earn the nickname of "[[Radar]]" by always seeming to know that the Command Team needed before they asked for it. Subsequent Marys became known as "[OM]]" (Other Mary), and "[[SAM]]" (Still Another Mary).

''Read about more ''Khai Tam'' nicknames [[:Category:Khai_Tam_Nicknames|here]].''

==Community Service==
One of the things that the Reddick team made their priority after their election was community service - a torch that has been carried by every subsequent command team. Over the years the club has taken part in several community service or community-related activities:

* '''St. Marks Trail'''
:One of the oldest ongoing activities has been the cleanup of the first three miles of a local nature trail.

* '''TMH Children's Ward'''
:Visiting the pediatric ward of a local hospital in full uniform and taking comic books and such to the kids on the ward. Members would sit and entertain the kids for a while so that Mom and/or Dad could go get a soda or whatever.

* '''Starfleet's Stampede'''
:For many years the club was award-winningly active in STARFLEET's annual charity fund raiser.

* '''Collecting Coupons'''
:For a time these collected coupons were provided to residents at the local battered women's shelter. Later they were sent overseas to the military in conjunction with the Fleet project.

* '''Volunteering'''
:''Khai Tam-ers'' helped build a few houses for the local Habitat for Humanity and they helped the local children's science center open their doors.

* '''Cub Scouts'''
:Club members put on a program for a local cub scout group to emphasize tolerance of people of all races (and species).

* '''Schools'''
:The club was a returning favorite in a local middle school's "Around the World (and Beyond)" fair.

* '''Ronald McDonald House '''

* '''Toys for Tots'''

* '''Christmas Connection Adopt-a-Family'''

One of the ship members, [[Colin Toenjes]], once raffled off the right to cut his long ponytailed hair as a fundraiser to support the Khai Tam's Adopt-a-Family funraising efforts.

* '''MDA Telethon'''

==Awards==
The Khai Tam is proud of itself and proud of its members. Over the years
they've garnered many awards such as:
* Chapter Web Site of the Year
* Marine Strike Group of the Year
* Florida State Parks' Award of Appreciation
* Region 2 Chapter of the Year
* Best Chapter Newsletter

==The Blue Blazers==
A subset of the STARFLEET association is a group known as the Starfleet
Marine Corps. These fans base their personas and role playing on the
mythical ground element of Star Trek's Starfleet. Each ship may have its
own Strike Group, and the ''Khai Tam'' is proud to embark the 78th Marine
Strike Group known as ''The Blue Blazers''. Early in the days of the SFMC,
the 78th established the standards by which the rest of the region's marines
measured themselves. In the late 1990s, marines from the ''Khai Tam'' and
her sister ship ''[[Relentless]]'' dominated the international staff of the
SFMC.

==Parties==
[[Image:Chair pontification.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Captain Reddick from atop his chair]]In September of 1991 the Reddick command staff started the tradition of having a season premiere party. Later on in the life of the club this became [[KhaiCon]] - a miniature convention complete with games and episode viewings and panels and a lot of fun to be had by all. While the club's parties were legendary, none compare to the KhaiCons held in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Whether it was one member having to pull another's head out of the water because they'd just gotten whacked by a canoe or whether it was the Captain pontificating from atop a chair after he'd had a bit too much Romulan Ale, the parties are always a great deal of fun.

For many years each of the club's six departments held responsibility for a party every other month. And they put together some great ones:

* The pool party at Captain Reddick's place where members filled an empty garbage can full of water and tried to drench him with it. Of course, they weren't thinking clearly about the fact that he could move so much faster without carrying that water.

* The ''[[Pon Farr Orgy]]''. There's something almost mystical about staying up late into the night around a big bonfire (built in someone's backyard no less) and talking Trek and drinking late into the night. Especially when you almost broke your foot earlier that day in a testosterone-driven dive for a volleyball.

* The beach party where one of the members dove into water that was much too shallow and another one got sun poisoning but refused to let us take him to the hospital.

* Numerous campouts involving river tubing, and one involving a late night "alien landing."

* The June 1992 ''[[Rites of Ascension]]'' for Captain Reddick. While members didn't have actual Klingon painsticks, they ''did'' have big wooden fraternity-type paddles.

* The Halloween ''[[Mirror Universe Party]]'' where members came dressed as their opposite personality...or ''gender''. There are just some people who shouldn't be seen in drag.

* Numerous Christmas Formals that saw the members turn out in their finest to share the holiday spirit.

* The Blue Blazer's own M*A*S*H-Themed dinner party complete with chow hall and camoflage netting.

==The Current State of the Khai Tam==
[[Image:Khai tam 2002.jpg|thumb|left|150px|KhaiCon XI, 2002]][[Image:Drydock2001.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Drydock Resolution, Spring 2001]]As the popularity of Star Trek has ebbed and flowed, so has the memebrship of the ''Khai Tam''. As the movies wound down, and the ratings for '''Voyager''' and '''Enterprise''' waned, so too did the membership of the club. Adding to the effect was the inevitable exodus of student members who graduated and moved away. Several key members also moved away, taking their energy and enthusiasm with them. Inevitably, even the Reddicks moved on, leaving behind a dynasty of Trek fandom.

The ''Khai Tam'' is a living thing, and all living things follow a life cycle. The club was born, grew rapidly in its youth, enjoyed an exuberant adolesence, and eventually settled down into a calmer, and hopefully long-lived, adulthood.

These days, the ''Khai Tam'' is still staffed by a small group of loyal members who carry on many of the traditions of the club. The current commander [[Richard Graham]] has admirably carried the torch of superior leadership for which the club is known. Though its ranks have thinned, the spirit of the ''Khai Tam'' lives on in its members of today and yesterday.

==Alumni==
Through the years, nearly 200 members have come and gone through the ''Khai Tam'''s airlock. To the best of our knowledge they are listed below. Updates are always welcome.

{{Khai Tam Alumni}}

==Related Links==
*[[USS Khai Tam (fictitious vessel)]]
*[http://www.reddimension.com/khaitam USS Khai Tam Website] (appears
outdated)