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{{Agency | {{Agency | ||
|name=DSSRII <hr>Division of Synthetic Special Reconstruction, Intergalactic Intelligence | |name=DSSRII <hr>Division of Synthetic Special Reconstruction, Intergalactic Intelligence | ||
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|type=intelligence gathering | |type=intelligence gathering | ||
|status=''unknown'' | |status=''unknown'' | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Division of Synthetic Special Reconstruction, Intergalactic Intelligence''' (DSSRII) was a division of [[Star Control ( | '''Division of Synthetic Special Reconstruction, Intergalactic Intelligence''' (DSSRII) was a division of [[Star Control (organization)|Star Control]] responsible for compiling ship and personality profiles of the various [[Ur-Quan Hierarchy|Hierarchy]] [[List of races|Species]] during the [[Ur-Quan Slave War]]. By the standards in [[Star Control II]], the profiles were horribly incomplete and biased, but they were proof of [[Human]] ingenuity. | ||
The division was assembled in a secret security lab in Europe, outfitted with high-tech graphics and post-animation software. Each team was assigned a single Hierarchy | The division was assembled in a secret security lab in Europe, outfitted with high-tech graphics and post-animation software. Each team was assigned a single Hierarchy species, using data gathered from ship debris. | ||
:''See also: [[Star Control]] manual, pp. 17-25'' | :''See also: [[Star Control]] manual, pp. 17-25'' | ||
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Division of Synthetic Special Reconstruction, Intergalactic Intelligence (DSSRII) was a division of Star Control responsible for compiling ship and personality profiles of the various Hierarchy Species during the Ur-Quan Slave War. By the standards in Star Control II, the profiles were horribly incomplete and biased, but they were proof of Human ingenuity.
The division was assembled in a secret security lab in Europe, outfitted with high-tech graphics and post-animation software. Each team was assigned a single Hierarchy species, using data gathered from ship debris.
- See also: Star Control manual, pp. 17-25