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A '''crewman''' is the term given to an enlisted member of crew aboard a [[starship]]. The term is often used as [[UNSF Ranks|a rank]] for entry-level members, often those who have not gone through formal training with the [[United Nations Space Fleet]]. Crewmen are assigned low-level duties depending on their department and role, for example | A '''crewman''' is the term given to an enlisted member of crew aboard a [[starship]]. The term is often used as [[UNSF Ranks|a rank]] for entry-level members, often those who have not gone through formal training with the [[United Nations Space Fleet]]. Crewmen are assigned low-level duties depending on their department and role, for example an [[operations]] crewman can be assigned to the [[Helm]] station on the [[bridge]] whilst a [[science]] crewman can be assigned to a lab to perform experiments. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:16, 3 March 2026
A crewman is the term given to an enlisted member of crew aboard a starship. The term is often used as a rank for entry-level members, often those who have not gone through formal training with the United Nations Space Fleet. Crewmen are assigned low-level duties depending on their department and role, for example an operations crewman can be assigned to the Helm station on the bridge whilst a science crewman can be assigned to a lab to perform experiments.
Roles
- Sensors Specialist
- Comms Officer
- Biologist
- Botanist
- Oceanographer
- Geologist
- Material Scientist
- Chemist
- Astronomer
- Astrophysicist
- Quantum Physicist
- Linguist
- Nurse
- Weapons Officer
- Shield Specialist
- Security Officer
- Deck Crew
- Helm Officer
- Pilot
- Bar Staff
- Chef
- Waiting Staff
- Maintenance Crew
Notes
- In real-life, a crewman is the generic term for a crew member used on a variety of vehicles such as aircrafts, naval vessels and military vehicles. However, science fiction (most famously Star Trek) often uses the term as the lowest rank of officer akin to a seaman: personnel have not gone through formal training with their respective organisation.
- In modern times, some organisations use the terms "crewperson" or "crewmember" as a gender-neutral version of the term.