Mid’s Schematics (CH35)

The Valisthean text on Mid’s schematics for the Enterprise, rendered in English.

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_{Note:
*Beakhead = The part of the ship’s bow below the waterline, sometimes referring to a projecting piece of the hull.
*Cutwater = The forward part of the bow that cuts through the water, helping to reduce resistance and improve the ship’s handling.
*Sternwal =A type of timber or structural component at the stern (rear) of the vessel which helps provide strength and stability to the hull and can be part of the framework that supports the transom or the rudder assembly.}

_{*n.b. “Formerly, larboard was often used instead of port. This is from Middle English ladebord and the term lade is related to the modern load.” (Wikipedia)}

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Blackthorne

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Whatshername*

_{*n.b. Helena, Mid’s assistant}

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Tomes