Amina Okafor

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Amina Okafor
United Earth Stellar Navy Commandant
Rank Commandant
Species Human
Gender female
Career
Current
Assignment
United Earth Stellar Navy Commandant
Previous
Assignment
Deputy Chief of Space Operations (ISA)
Behind the Scenes
Command 62
Born March 2021
Death April 2089



Personal Timeline

  • March 2021: Born in Lagos, Nigeria.
  • 2039–2043 — University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria: BSc, aerospace engineering; undergraduate research in autonomous spacecraft navigation
  • 2043–2045 — Nigerian Space Research and Development Agency, Abuja: Flight-systems engineer, Crewed Systems Development Office; assigned to vehicle integration and mission procedures
  • 2045–2046 — ISA Astronaut Training Centre, Cologne, Germany: ISA officer-candidate and flight-operations qualification
  • 2046–2047 — ISA Deep-Space Operations School, Toulouse, France: Advanced navigation, shiphandling, and command-watch qualification
  • 2047–2050 — IRC Reykjavik (R045): Junior flight officer, Navigation Department; later senior watch officer
  • 2050–2053 — IRC Riga (R047): Chief of Flight Operations; responsible for navigation, mission planning, and bridge-watch standards
  • 2053–2055 — IRC Rasaei (R029): Executive officer
  • 2055–2056 — ISA Command and Staff College, Geneva, Switzerland: Command course and long-duration mission planning qualification.
  • 2056–2057 — ISA Deep-Space Mission Directorate, Toulouse, France: Deputy Chief, Mission Planning Division; shore assignment preceding command
  • 2057–2061 — IRC Reykjavik (R045): Commanding Officer, ISA
  • 2061–2062 — ISA Deep-Space Mission Directorate, Toulouse, France: Senior Mission Commander, Postflight Assessment and Readiness Office; led the operational review
  • 2062–2064 — ISA Exploration Group Two, Lunar Orbital Station: Deputy Commander; supervised the deployment schedules and readiness of three exploration vessels
  • 2064–2066 — ISA Exploration Group Two, Lunar Orbital Station: Commander; held operational command of the group, including IRC Amundsen, IRC Sagan, and IRC Zheng He
  • 2066–2067 — ISA Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland: Director, Fleet Personnel and Training; oversaw officer assignments, command screening, and crew-development standards
  • 2067–2069 — ISA Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland: Deputy Chief of Space Operations; coordinated exploration-group readiness, mission priorities, and operational policy

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