Dunn here, reporting in for a transfer from the Starfighter Corps to Fleet.

The ID line was a mistake on my part. I will be using Dunny, and I've fixed my ID line accordingly.

That one shouldn't be too difficult - I'll get started on it immediately.

I apologize for the language, I will attempt to eliminate it.

I have updated both my ID line and wiki page. Awaiting further instructions.

Thank you, I'll do my best. It may take a day or two for me to come up with a post that I am happy with.

That's part of what the Refresher Course is designed to do: let you course-correct your PC before jumping into active duty again.  Take your time as you think about what you want from the character, moving forward.

That said, try to avoid giving in to perfectionism.  You're not writing the Great American Novel next... you're just seeing how your player-character in a play-by-post Star Wars rpg would approach a training mission as a member of a Star Destroyer's bridge crew. 

Sounds like this was a productive exercise, then!  As I recall, we were on Chapter 2 of Fleet School - get to posting.

As yet, no.  Stay tuned for the announcement later today about transfers between branches: it will also say that while the initial offerings for positions aboard capital ships are somewhat limited, they are just that... initial.  Choose where you start your career aboard ship, and then make sure your superiors know where you want that career to head in the future, and we'll make it happen.  Flight Control seems like a natural progression for a former pilot, for example.  I'd suggest starting in the Communications section, and working toward a Flight Control position from there.

While technically, that description is more or less accurate, I think it could benefit from some perspective.

Consider these points:
1.) A "radio," as we understand it, is pretty unsophisticated, in comparison to all the equipment/techniques used by communications personnel aboard Imperial capital ships: hyperwave transmitters, holo-emitters, encryption algorithms, etc.
2.) A radio operator in a terrestrial army or even naval vessel, irl, doesn't really talk to a wide variety of people, it's true.  A comms person on a Vast Empire ship?  Quite the opposite.  They need to be able to coherently communicate tactics, technical orders, and shorthand codes to military personnel, AND deal with civilians, from the lowest pirate to heads of state of Galactic-level factions!  And, that's before we get into INTERNAL communications...
3.) An Imperial I-class Star Destroyer has almost 40,000 sentient beings onboard, spread across a mile-long ship.  You can look down on the job, if you choose, I suppose, but these "switchboard operators" (comms folks) are collectively like a central nervous system, making sure all the organs of the vast organism can communicate with all the others.

Just saying, things are a deal more complex and important than picking up a phone every now and then and saying, "Hello?"

I appreciate the self-awareness.  Go ahead and finish the post, and we'll proceed from there.

Post is up. I'm a little disappointed with it, but oh well.

I suppose this means I'm awaiting re-activation in the SFC.