Second engineer was another term for assistant chief engineer, used on some 23rd-century starships. (TOSS) The implication of the different term is that chief, second and third engineer stand watches rather than leaving engineering in the hands of a low-ranking ensign during beta and gamma shifts. Farid Singh was second engineer of the USS Mumbai. (TOSS)
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| - Second engineer was another term for assistant chief engineer, used on some 23rd-century starships. (TOSS) The implication of the different term is that chief, second and third engineer stand watches rather than leaving engineering in the hands of a low-ranking ensign during beta and gamma shifts. Farid Singh was second engineer of the USS Mumbai. (TOSS)
- The entity only referred to as the Second Engineer by Galgo Helder, was an Engineer awoken from stasis on the moon LV-223 by the Life and Death Engineer and was assigned to hunt down and kill the marines, as well as all other remaining life, present on the moon.
- The "Second Engineer" was a civilian employee of the United States Air Force who reported to Robert Brewster at Cyber Research Systems. He reported to the General on the status of civilian and military networks shortly before Brewster activated Skynet. He was present when the prototype Series T-1 and HK-Drone machines machines became self-aware and killed Brewster along with many other Air Force personnel present at the building. It is unknown whether he survived Judgment Day.
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| - Second engineer was another term for assistant chief engineer, used on some 23rd-century starships. (TOSS) The implication of the different term is that chief, second and third engineer stand watches rather than leaving engineering in the hands of a low-ranking ensign during beta and gamma shifts. Farid Singh was second engineer of the USS Mumbai. (TOSS)
- The entity only referred to as the Second Engineer by Galgo Helder, was an Engineer awoken from stasis on the moon LV-223 by the Life and Death Engineer and was assigned to hunt down and kill the marines, as well as all other remaining life, present on the moon.
- The "Second Engineer" was a civilian employee of the United States Air Force who reported to Robert Brewster at Cyber Research Systems. He reported to the General on the status of civilian and military networks shortly before Brewster activated Skynet. He was present when the prototype Series T-1 and HK-Drone machines machines became self-aware and killed Brewster along with many other Air Force personnel present at the building. It is unknown whether he survived Judgment Day.
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