Fleet Operations

School of Fleet Studies

Curriculum 2956.3 / published catalogue / not scheduled

Fictional officeholder (lore, not a verified player instructor): CAPT Renard Okonkwo

In-world chronology only: 12 teaching weeks. Not a player attendance requirement.

A convoy is a set of obligations to people who cannot see the whole operation. Fleet students learn to make those obligations explicit: who has the watch, which vessel can take a casualty, and when a departure must be refused.

FO 110
The navigational watch
Plan a two-leg movement, track its progress and give the next navigator a clear diversion handover.

FO 150
Shipboard roles and bridge coordination
Give a bridge clear responsibilities and resolve competing requests before the helm acts.

FO 214
Convoy planning and cargo movement
Brief two vessels, keep track of their cargo and settle the receiving count after a disrupted movement.

FO 220
Ship systems and emergency coordination
Use available ship-status information to coordinate a crew’s response to a fault.

FO 230
Contact, escort and withdrawal
Keep a convoy moving while an escort reports contacts and respects its withdrawal limits.

FO 299
Integrated fleet passage
Lead your part of a convoy through reduced capacity and a watch change.

AWARD REQUIREMENTS
Record FD 110 Pilot or Crew Support; support evidence never proves handling.
Complete all: FD 100, FD 110, FD 120, FD 130, FD 140, FD 199, FO 110, FO 150, FO 214, FO 220, FO 230, FO 299

Practical outcomes require individual observation in a tested LIVE build and declared role. No ship purchase, real medical screening or prestige rank is required. Published content does not imply staffed sections.

Attendance, academic completion, readiness, rank, appointment and permissions remain separate. Prior learning requires evidence against the same criteria. Historical completions retain their version.

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