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'''Ademar Guerra''' was the commander of ''UNSS Prometheus'' for the vessel's sole mission to the [[Epsilon Indi]] system, from [[2046]] until the [[2080]] arrival. Though not the first [[Humans]] to make contact with the [[Draylaxians]] and [[Tarl (species)|Tarl]], he led his crew in their escorted exploration of the developed planets. He remained the mission commander through the Draylaxian decommissioning ceremony of the ''Prometheus'' and his departure back to [[Earth]] on a [[Vulcan (species)|Vulcan]].<ref name=DD_Columbus>[[Guide:Columbus_series#Arrival:_Arcturus|Delta Dynamics: ''Columbus'' extrasolar explorer]]</ref>
'''Ademar Guerra''' was the commander of ''UNSS Prometheus'' for the vessel's sole mission to the [[Epsilon Indi]] system, from [[2046]] until the conclusion of the [[2080]] visit. Though not the first [[Humans]] to make contact with the [[Draylaxians]] and [[Tarl (species)|Tarl]], he led his crew in their escorted exploration of the developed planets. He remained the mission commander through the Draylaxian decommissioning ceremony of the ''Prometheus'' and his departure back to [[Earth]] on a [[Vulcan (species)|Vulcan]].<ref name=DD_Columbus>[[Guide:Columbus_series#Arrival:_Arcturus|Delta Dynamics: ''Columbus'' extrasolar explorer]]</ref>


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Revision as of 15:33, 15 June 2023

Ademar Guerra was the commander of UNSS Prometheus for the vessel's sole mission to the Epsilon Indi system, from 2046 until the conclusion of the 2080 visit. Though not the first Humans to make contact with the Draylaxians and Tarl, he led his crew in their escorted exploration of the developed planets. He remained the mission commander through the Draylaxian decommissioning ceremony of the Prometheus and his departure back to Earth on a Vulcan.[1]

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