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U.S.S. Haise History  Commmissioned: April 1995 Named for Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise. The U.S.S. Haise serves as a Region 2, Zone 4 chapter of Starfleet International (SFI). |
***EVENT***
Star Trek: Into Darkness
--ooOO0OOoo-- ***MONTHLY
MEETING***
JUNE MEETING: now June 22ndSaturday, June 22 at 6.30P.M. Private Dining Room at The Corner Bakery Flowood, MS [See EVENTS page for full details] ***BOOK
CLUB UPDATE***
NEXT BOOK: Nexus
by Ramez Naam
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at 7:00 p.m.Location: THE WARP ZONE, Brandon, MS If
you have any questions, please contact
us.
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Commanding Officer, Lucy Ferron with Fred Haise
(Ferron was promoted to Rear Admiral at the Regions 2 & 3 Joint Summit, 2012) |
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 Left to right: Barbara Allen, Lucy Ferron, Janet Bullock, Scott Crawford, Fred Haise on April 10, 2012 Supper with Fred Haise in Gulfport, MS before the April 11 opening of the INFINITY SCIENCE CENTER (Stennis Space Center, Bay St. Louis, MS.) |
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 The U.S.S. Haise MS Walk Team at Winner's Circle Park, Flowood, Mississippi, Saturday, May 5, 2012 The Haise supports many charitable projects, including the MS Walk in Flowood, MS. This year's walk was on April 20. Pictures to follow (see Gallery). |
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 Group Photo at Starfleet IC at Olive Branch, Mississippi, August 3-5, 2012 Starfleet International and its different regions organize various get-togethers throughout the year in addition to individual chapter meetings. |
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Our Mission: To seek out fellow fans of Star Trek and science fiction who wish to share their love of all things Trek through fellowship and community service activities. To afford a time and a meeting place for people with an interest in Star Trek and a desire to make new and lasting friendships. To encourage growth and to furnish friendship and mutual support for the members. To maintain the highest standards and traditions of Star Trek and Starfleet at all times. To support the communities we live in through community service and social activities. To support space exploration, education, and to help mankind go to the stars. |
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