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The Nimitz-class has four bridges. There are manned at all times in the event of the loss of one or more during combat. These bridges are located as follows:
* Main Bridge: Deck 1
* Battle Bridge #1: Deck 24 (Lowest point of the primary hull)
* Battle Bridge #2: Deck 13 (hard point connect)
* Battle Bridge #3: Deck 48, aft
In the event that all 4 bridges are destroyed, the ship can be run from Main Engineering.
The Main Bridge follows the standard Starfleet style; a central command seat surrounded by various support stations. The command chair is on a raised platform in the center of the bridge. In this instance, the "horseshoe" wraps all the way around to the edges of the command chair, essentially cocooning the captain. On the inner part of the horseshoe are various tactical displays and readouts, as well as a manual steering column, dual joystick configuration. On the Port side of the "horseshoe" is the communications station. This station is designed to take vocal intraship communications off of Ops and extraship Communications off of Mission Ops freeing them for more duties. Regulations state that this station need only be manned in an emergency, however certain COs may decide to have the station manned at all times. On the starboard of the "horseshoe" is the Executive Officer's station. Also called the "Redundant" station, this station can mimic the function of any other bridge station with the push of a button. This is used in the event another bridge station becomes inoperable. The rear of the bridge has the following stations: Science, Mission Ops, Engineering 1, and Engineering 2. As science does not play a critical role on the Nimitz, it has been reduced to one station while Engineering has been given a second station, one devoted completely to maintenance of Tactical Systems. Finally the front of the bridge contains three stations, from port to starboard: Ops, Helm, and Navigation. They are arranged in an "open box" formation with Helm facing the front view screen.
Secondary Bridges have a similar configuration, but tend to be slightly smaller in size.
source:
http://www.star-fleet.com/library/bookshelf/tm/nimitz.htmlRaf
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