The Second Battle of New York 2/Faction Missions

Faction missions from The Second Battle of New York 2.

The Second Battle of New York 2: Federation

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Lesser Apocalypse	AND	AND		AND		The Na'kuhl believe in using time travel to create a utopian present for themselves. A Starfleet crew must convince them that the chaotic present offers far more opportunities than altering Humanity's past.	Though not all the the Na'kuhl were convinced, a commander was won over by your away team's promises of new opportunity amid merged timelines. He has withdrawn all his troops from the battle.	Your away team was not only unable to convince any Na'kuhl to abandon their objectives, but seems to have spurred them ever forward in abusing time travel to their own purposes.
Cultural Preservation	AND	OR				The Sphere-Builders oppose humanity due to their inevitable extinction at the hands of the Federation in the twenty-sixth century. If Starfleet officers could ensure them a future in the current timeline, they might stand down.	Your way team convinced a leader of the Sphere-Builders that the future of their species will be secure. The leader has in turn convinced many to lay down arms and seek out a new home in Federation space.	Unfortunately, your away team's overtures have only further convinced the Sphere Builders that Humanity will be their doom.
Emergency Retrofit						The NX-01 is vastly overpowered against the aircraft of the 1940s, but it never hurts to stack the deck. A Starfleet crew must beam aboard and upgrade the ship to twenty-fourth century specifications.	Your team brought the NX-01 up to twenty-fourth century standards–while still allowing the ship to retain some surprising "old school" twenty-second century implements.	Your away team was unable to beam aboard the NX-01, which was built before transporters became a reliable form of transport. The NX-01 must make do with twenty-second century defenses and weapons.
Little Green Men	OR	AND				The Federation needs every officer it can to assist in this crisis—even those of a species centuries from first contact with humanity. Disguise these officers, train them in human culture, and embed them where best suited.	Your away team's array of holographic disguises and cosmetic procedures have even Ferengi fighting alongside the American Resistance, the Earthlings none the wiser.	Your away team has found limited success with only a few humanoid species whose distinguishing physical features can be easily hidden.
Rescuing Roosevelt		OR		AND		Since Adolf Hitler stormed the White House, Franklin Delano Roosevelt–United States president in 1944–has been imprisoned. A Starfleet strike team is needed to free him and ensure he survives to the end of the war.	Your away team has rescued FDR and are working to treat his polio in the hopes he can return to office after the Nazis are driven out of the United States.	Your away team has been unable to reach FDR as he is considered the Nazis' most valuable prisoner.
Self-Correction		OR	AND			Early in John Gill's experimentation on Ekos, the Ekosians were a truly passive version of the Nazi state. These not-yet-corrupted Ekosians would be horrified by the fascism of the true Nazis, and could be prevailed upon to help "correct" them.	The Ekosians have descended to Earth en masse, winning over many conflicted Nazi party members to their more passive version.	The Ekosians distrusted your away team, convinced that they only wanted to destroy both their passive version of the Nazi party as well as the fascist one on Earth.
Temporal Revenge		OR		OR		The temporal powers now trying to kill the Federation in the womb also attempted to destabilize the Klingon Empire. Convince the High Council to come to Humanity's aid and have their revenge.	The Klingon Empire did not need much coaxing from your away team. They jumped at the chance to assist Humanity in righting Earth history and avenging themselves on the temporal powers who dared threaten both the Empire and its allies.	The Klingon Empire is too wary of angering the temporal powers again. They have declined to aid the Federation in resolving the situation on Earth, citing the stresses of the temporal anomaly crisis on their own people.
The Mysterious Benefactor	AND	AND	OR			Captain Archer and his crew were subject to the whims of a shadowy figure controlling the Suliban Cabal. His (or her?) loyalties are questionable, but perhaps he can be prevailed upon to assist.	Your away team made contact with the Suliban Cabal's mysterious master, who agreed to order the Cabal's forces to fight alongside the Federation. His identity and motives remain a mystery.	Your away team was unable to prevail upon the Suliban Cabal's mysterious master. The Cabal's forces remain in opposition to the Federation and Humanity.
Tom Paris, Scholar		AND	AND	AND		Tom Paris considers himself an expert on twentieth-century Earth. Though his expertise has never been independently verified, Starfleet needs to know everything it can about this primitive time. Round up as many versions of Tom Paris as possible.	Your away team recruited many versions of Tom Paris, all equally knowledgeable in twentieth-century Earth trivia. Each has been assigned to a ship as an advisor.	Your away team was unable to find any version of Tom Paris beyond his cadet years, before he developed an interest in twentieth century Earth.
Uniquely Qualified	OR	AND				No one will fit in on 1944 Earth better than humans. All human Starfleet officers must be outfitted in correct attire and embedded within the Allied armed forces to ensure a victory.	Your away team has replicated era-appropriate garb for the fleet orbiting Earth, and embedded several high-ranking officers within the Allied armed forces on the surface.	Your away team replicated American Revolutionary War uniforms instead, sending Starfleet officers down to the surface with muskets and bayonets.

The Second Battle of New York 2: Hirogen

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Conduit to Never	OR	AND				A working (though unstable) temporal conduit exists in New York. Even with an Allied victory, this conduit could be ignorantly used by 1940s Americans if left alone. A joint Starfleet and Hirogen team must find and safely destroy it.	A joint away team of Starfleet and Hirogen forces took control of the compound where the temporal conduit was installed and safely deactivated it. They are now in the process of permanently dismantling the conduit.	While your joint away team of Hirogen and Starfleet forces were able to take control of the temporal conduit, safe demolition was impossible. The resulting mushroom cloud was several kilometers wide in all directions.
Crash Course	AND	AND				The Hirogen believe in studying their prey obsessively. Conduct an accelerated course of study in 1940s Earth politics, culture, and technology to prepare them for battle.	Your away team's accelerated courses have been a success–the Hirogen are well-prepared to navigate 1940s Earth in pursuit of their targets.	The Hirogen grow impatient with your away team's accelerated course of study. You will have to accelerate them even more if you hope to teach the Hirogen anything.
Dogfight!		OR		OR	AND	While most Hirogen prefer hand-to-hand combat, this battle will only be won in the skies over New York. Sell the adrenaline rush of aerial combat, and get the Hirogen into the air!	The Hirogen have been convinced of the glorious bloodlust that awaits them in the skies above New York, and have formed their own squadron called "The Hunters."	Your away team fails to convince the Hirogen that shooting down an enemy craft in the sky is as thrilling as stabbing him through the heart.
Le Coeur de Lion	AND	AND				Voyager's crew–as holographically rendered by the Hirogen in wartime France–are ready to play their parts in 1944 Earth. Track them down and embed them throughout the American Resistance.	Katrine, Mademoiselle de Neuf, Brigitte, Captain Miller, and Lieutenant Bobby Davis are on the ground in New York, helping to lead the American Resistance against the Nazis.	Your away team has been unable to convince anyone in the American Resistance that the Voyager crew is authentic. They've been accused of being everything from spies to caricatures instead.
Midwestern Guard			AND			So far, the Nazis have only conquered the eastern United States. Should they lose this ground, they may flee west. Have the Hirogen establish a front line in the Midwest, to ensure the Nazis do not invade any farther.	The Hirogen have not only established a front line to prevent the Nazis moving any further westward, but also driven initial Nazi forces out of Ohio.	The Hirogen have been unable to prevent the Nazis from creeping westward. They have taken control of Michigan and Ohio.
Most Wanted		AND		AND		Nothing fires the Hirogen up like pursuit of the ultimate prey, and Josef Mengele–now setting up his first experiments in the United States–is that prey. Task a Hirogen hunting party with eliminating him.	Your away team and the Hirogen successfully stormed Josef Mengele's lab. The doctor was killed in the fight, and few mourn him.	Your away team has been unable to locate Josef Mengele's laboratory, despite the Nazi party's relative security in their hold over the eastern United States.
The Führer's Fall	AND					Adolf Hitler currently sits in the White House, the ultimate symbol of the irregularity of this reality. Join a Hirogen vanguard in storming the White House and dethroning him.	Together with the Hirogen, your away team took back the White House, imprisoning Adolf Hitler and raising the United States flag once again.	Even with the Hirogen, your away team was unable to breach the defenses surrounding Adolf Hitler and the White House.
The Right Ammunition	AND	AND				Photonic Torpedoes were critical to winning the First Battle of New York–which is exactly why the temporal powers have stripped the NX-01 of her complement. A Hirogen hunting party must take them back, and a Starfleet team reload them.	After the Hirogen seized the stolen photonic torpedoes from Na'kuhl forces, your away team successfully reloaded them aboard the NX-01, ensuring she is ready for battle.	The Hirogan recovered the stolen photonic torpedoes from the Na'kuhl, but your away team has so far been unable to get them back onto the NX-01 and into her torpedo bays.
The Right Uniform	OR	AND				Hirogen circa their takeover of the U.S.S. Voyager are also uniquely equipped to defeat the enemy, as they are clad in Nazi uniforms and understand their ways. Help embed these aliens (and their holographic Nazi allies) with real Nazis on Earth.	Your away team successfully convinced many in the Nazi regime that the Hirogen suffer from a skin condition, but are otherwise model officers.	Your away team has been unable to convince the Nazis that the Hirogen do not also deserve to be sent to internment camps for their differences.
Urban Jungle		AND	AND	AND		Hirogen not suited to aerial combat will stalk Nazi prey through the labyrinth of Manhattan. Reconstruct a map of primitive 1944 New York for the Hirogen to use as they hunt.	Your away team provided the Hirogen with a near-perfect map of 1944 New York, contstructed with help from historical record and local maps.	Your away team has been unable to provide the Hirogen with an accurate map of 1944 New York. Surely no one would have constructed cities like this, even in primitive times?

The Second Battle of New York 2: Section 31

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Causes and Motivations						John Gill, a twenty-third century historian, once successfully started a passive version of the Nazi party on Ekos. His methods might be of use in transforming the Nazi party from the inside out. Find him and give him a platform to conduct his experiments.	John Gill has won over Joseph Goebbels, who has stepped down as one of Hitler's advisors and pledged to atone for his contributions to creating a fascist state.	John Gill has failed to win over a single Nazi. Worse yet, he has now been targeted by the SS for capture (and likely execution).
Illusory Strategy	AND		OR	OR		The primitive humans of 1944 Earth know nothing of holographic technology. Utilize holograms to prematurely convince Axis powers of their defeat.	Your away team's projections of advancing Allied forces, fallen Nazi emblems, and other illusions caused many Nazis to flee the United States entirely.	Your away team's holographic illusions worked, until one Nazi patrol noticed their flickering.
Keeler Memorial Mission	AND	AND		AND		After Edith Keeler's death, a pacifist organization known as the Keeler Memorial Mission sprung up, and they are attempting to dissuade the American Resistance from any more violent action against their oppressors. See this organization dismantled.	Your away team has utilized Section 31 tactics to portray the Keeler Memorial Mission as Nazi sympathizers rather than pacifists. Their movement quickly dissolves.	Your away team is unable to discredit the Keeler Memorial Mission. They recruit more and more away from the American Resistance.
McCarthy's Blacklist	AND	AND	AND			Any enemy survivors or Earth witnesses whose memories cannot be altered must be prevented from causing trouble for Earth again. Ensure these individuals will eventually end up on Senator McCarthy's blacklists in the coming 1950s.	Your team has assembled a list of names and invented crimes and handed it over to a Section 31 temporal agent, who will travel to the 1950s and ensure these individuals are caught up in the Red Scare.	Your away team's knowledge of both 1950s Earth and Communism is not deep enough to ensure individuals who cause trouble now will be blacklisted later.
Media Blackout	AND	AND				The print and radio media of the 1940s can be easily manipulated. Create fake headlines and broadcasts to throw off Axis powers and ensure an Allied victory.	Your away team's fake transmissions of approaching Allied forces throw the Nazis into a panic and embolden the American Resistance to act.	Your away team's poorly-acted transmissions of approaching Allied forces are dismissed as bad radio dramas.
Nothing to See Here	AND		AND			Earth's timeline may not be "reset" by an Allied victory, so Section 31 must ensure that 1944 Earthlings retain no knowledge of the starships that briefly flew above their heads. Implement memory altering and erasure procedures.	Your away team has ensured that in the event of an Allied victory, no one on Earth will retain any knowledge of Starfleet, the NX-01, or any other incongruous things they may have witnessed during the battle.	Your away team's efforts to suppress human memory backfire, causing a large number of the test subjects to go insane.
Saving Communism	AND		AND			It was Vladimir Lenin's assassination that paved the way for the Nazis to invade the United States. Attempt to prevent this future from ever coming to pass by preventing Lenin's assassination by temporal agents in the first place.	Your away team successfully prevented the assassination of Vladimir Lenin, allowing Communism to rise in Russia and Hitler to use up resources on that country instead of the United States. Although the timeline has not shifted around the Federation, hopefully it will make victory easier.	Your away team was again unable to prevent the assassination of Vladimir Lenin by an unknown temporal agent. Hitler's ease in conquering Russia paved the way for his conquering of the United States.
Temporal Agent Daniels	AND	AND	AND			Temporal Agent Daniels, who was killed trying to aid Archer in the First Battle of New York, is still alive in this timeline, but has been captured by the Nazi SS. Send your best officers to help rescue him!	Your away team has successfully liberated Temporal Agent Daniels from SS custody, allowing him to put his knowledge and time traveling abilities to use for humanity once again.	Your away team has been unable to reach Temporal Agent Daniels. He remains in SS custody, only growing more unreachable by the day.
The Temporal Observatory	AND	AND				Starfleet's actions on Earth today may result in countless alternate universes. Enter the Temporal Observatory, track these universes back to their points of origin, and attempt to pare them down to as few as possible.	Through use of the Temporal Observatory, your away team was able to pare down the number of alternate universes that could have arisen from the Second Battle of New York from the thousands to the dozens.	Your away team is unable to make heads or tails of the Temporal Observatory, and their attempts to pare down the number of possible alternative universes resulting from this battle may have created more instead.
Uploading History		OR	OR		OR	Simplistic as it is, 1940s technology has proven a time-consuming barrier to getting boots on the ground in New York. Develop a faster way of uploading this knowledge directly into a Starfleet officer's brain.	Your away team has found a way to reverse Section 31's existing memory erasure technology, a[l]lowing memories of obtained knowledge to be implanted instead. Starfleet officers are now well-versed in 1940s technology in half the time.	Your away team botches the memory implantation procedures, imbuing Starfleet officers with a deep knowledge of 1940s radio hits instead of technology.