Editing Nor-Pac

'''Nor-Pac''' is a multi-tiered military organization established in the wake of the fall of [[NATO]] in 2011 CE, during the expansion of undersea colonization and resource exploitation efforts that came from that time period. Following the near-cataclysmic [[Livingston Trench Incident]] of 2017 CE, Nor-Pac's assets were absorbed into the [[United Earth/Oceans Organization]] (UEO); to a degree, ad-hoc references to UEO operations prior to the UEO's establishment are Nor-Pac's, due to their interchangeability in the eyes of its personnel.

== ''seaQuest'' ==
''[[seaQuest DSV 4600]]'' was designed and built under Nor-Pac's auspices sometime mid-2010s CE, with Captain [[Nathan Bridger]] overseeing its development up until the apparent death of his son, [[Robert Bridger]], which lead to his resignation from Nor-Pac military service. ''seaQuest'' was brought online, commanded by Captain Bridger's protege, Captain [[Marilyn Stark]], and her executive officer, [[Jonathan Ford]]. Many of ''seaQuest''<nowiki/>'s key military personnel were later transferred from Nor-Pac to the UEO.

During the [[Livingston Trench Incident]], Nor-Pac Command attempts to communicate with Captain Marilyn Stark, successfully relaying orders at the last minute to stand down. Stark ignored these orders, but was subsequently relieved of duty by Ford {{Ep|To Be or Not to Be}}.
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 '''Nor-Pac''' is a multi-tiered military organization established in the wake of the fall of [[NATO]] in 2011 CE, during the expansion of undersea colonization and resource exploitation efforts that came from that time period. Following the near-cataclysmic [[Livingston Trench Incident]] of 2017 CE, Nor-Pac's assets were absorbed into the [[United Earth/Oceans Organization]] (UEO); to a degree, ad-hoc references to UEO operations prior to the UEO's establishment are Nor-Pac's, due to their interchangeability in the eyes of its personnel.
-== Artificial Intelligence ==
-Sometime during the development of ''[[seaQuest DSV 4600]]'', Captain [[Nathan Bridger]] had his brain mapped for use in an artificial intelligence construct, as part of a means to advise captains in military engagements. A copy of it was recovered sometime prior to 2021 CE by a former UEO intern and installed into a prototype [[Marauder-class submarine|''Marauder''-class submarine]]. The upload to the submarine was corrupted, but complete enough that the more militaristic aspects of Bridger's personality, including Bridger's war game [[NSC-2012]], became defined in the [[Nathan Bridger (AI)|ship's artificial intelligence]] and the autonomous submarine turns renegade {{Ep|The Sincerest Form of Flattery}}.
-== GELFs ==
-Experiments on [[GELF|GELFs]] in the wake of genetic experimentation being outlawed in 2004 CE by the United Nations continued as part of a clandestine part of Nor-Pac<ref>While the UEO was not established until 2018 CE, many assets were absorbed from Nor-Pac and earlier iterations, including dark projects. When [[Nathan Bridger]] mentions "UEO," he is speaking of Nor-Pac, even though it may be construed as a continuity error.</ref>. Due to the threat of [[Macronesian]] discovery of such damning evidence, Captain [[Nathan Bridger]] leads a small team to the facility (now in Macronesian territory) to recover and destroy all evidence as a [[Section 7]] operation {{Ep|Good Soldiers|series=2032}}.
 == ''seaQuest'' ==
-''[[seaQuest DSV 4600]]'' was designed and built under Nor-Pac's auspices sometime mid-2010s CE, with Captain [[Nathan Bridger]] overseeing its development up until the apparent death of his son, [[Robert Bridger]], which lead to his resignation from Nor-Pac military service. ''seaQuest'' was brought online, commanded by Captain Bridger's protege, Captain [[Marilyn Stark]], and her executive officer, [[Jonathan Ford]]. Many of ''seaQuest''<nowiki/>'s key military personnel were later transferred from Nor-Pac to the UEO, including [[Miguel Ortiz]], [[Timothy O'Neill]], and [[Phillips]].
+''[[seaQuest DSV 4600]]'' was designed and built under Nor-Pac's auspices sometime mid-2010s CE, with Captain [[Nathan Bridger]] overseeing its development up until the apparent death of his son, [[Robert Bridger]], which lead to his resignation from Nor-Pac military service. ''seaQuest'' was brought online, commanded by Captain Bridger's protege, Captain [[Marilyn Stark]], and her executive officer, [[Jonathan Ford]]. Many of ''seaQuest''<nowiki/>'s key military personnel were later transferred from Nor-Pac to the UEO.
-During the [[Livingston Trench Incident]] in 2017 CE, Nor-Pac Command attempts to communicate with Stark, successfully relaying orders at the last minute to stand down. Stark ignores these orders and attempts to unleash ''seaQuest''<nowiki/>'s arsenal in a first strike, but Ford stops her and relieves her of duty {{Ep|To Be or Not to Be}}.
-== References ==
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+During the [[Livingston Trench Incident]], Nor-Pac Command attempts to communicate with Captain Marilyn Stark, successfully relaying orders at the last minute to stand down. Stark ignored these orders, but was subsequently relieved of duty by Ford {{Ep|To Be or Not to Be}}.
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