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* 2066–2067 — ISA Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland: Director, Fleet Personnel and Training; oversaw officer assignments, command screening, and crew-development standards | * 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 | * 2067–2069 — ISA Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland: Deputy Chief of Space Operations; coordinated exploration-group readiness, mission priorities, and operational policy | ||
* 2069 — inaugural [[United Earth Stellar Navy Commandant |Commandant, United Earth | * 2069 — inaugural [[United Earth Stellar Navy Commandant |Commandant, United Earth Stellar Navy]] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 02:43, 30 September 2026
| PC | |
|---|---|
| Amina Okafor | |
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| 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) |
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| Behind the Scenes | |
| Command | 62 |
| Born | March 2021 |
| Retirement | |
| Death | April 2089 |
Personal Timeline
- 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 Amundsen: Junior flight officer, Navigation Department; later senior watch officer
- 2050–2053 — IRC Sagan: Chief of Flight Operations; responsible for navigation, mission planning, and bridge-watch standards
- 2053–2055 — IRC Ibn Battuta: 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 Shekhawet: 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
- 2069 — inaugural Commandant, United Earth Stellar Navy