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===Khitomer===

The Rosenante was met and escorted to [[Khitomer]] by three Federation starships, one of which was a [[Rosenante Class]] vessel.

Once they arrived, it was rather apparent that something massive had happened. A large number of [[starship]]s from the [[52nd Fleet]] had assembled here, along with an even greater number of escorts.

[[Rank|Captain]] [[Ahmed Ibn Salid|Salid]] was ordered to beam down to [[Khitomer Conference|Camp Khitomer]] alone and await a debriefing.

He arrived in the early morning, and was greeted by the sights and sounds of dozens of ship's commanding officers. Including those from the [[USS Mithrandir]], [[USS Spectre]], [[USS Hades]], [[USS Furious]], and [[USS Boudicca]].

In addition to these officers, [[Rank|Admiral]] [[Robert LoDona]] was brought out of retirement to conduct the debriefing. 

Questions concerning the events which brought them here were asked and it quickly became apparent that nearly the entire [[52nd Fleet]] had been affected by the same phenomenon that had pushed the [[USS Rosenante]] forward in time.

Further individual interviews were conducted with the Commanding Officers of the assembled starships before they were allowed to return to their vessels.

Later Starfleet Science teams came aboard and scanned the ship, conducting a series of tests designed to verify the story that had been provided for the disappearance of the ships five years earlier.

In addition to those teams, [[Starfleet Intelligence]] also came aboard to interview various members of the Rosenante's crew.

After two days of studies and interviews, the rosenante was released from the Khitomer system and headed for [[Starbase Geneva]].

There they underwent some retraining and some minor refits to bring them up to specifications with the technological and professional advances of the last five years.

It was during this time that [[Rank|Commander]] [[Jennifer Caskie]] resigned, as she had discovered that her son Ian had gone missing during the five years prior.

She was discharged from service.