ESF Command Information File
 Description of Key StarFleet Locations

The Office of Fleet Admiral Kaktoviik, CinC-ESF
 Located on StarBase Lone Star, in the Polaris system. The entry
 is guarded by an administrative assitant, whose name, species, and
 gender have never been established. The enty itself is comprised
 of a pair of massive duranium and oak automatic doors. Beyond the
 desk is a large mahogany table with several rolling swivel chairs,
 which the Admiral often uses for high-level conferences or for
 her snacktimes. The room itself is about thirty meters long and
 twenty meters wide, is soundproofed, and has an opaqueable wall
 with a view of the base's promenade deck. The view is quite nice,
 since the office is located at the end of the balcony level of
 the Promenade. There is also a replicator, various office
 furnishings, and a large holocommunicator pad in the office. Among
 the decorations are two potted organ pipe cacti, positioned on
 either side of the doorway.

The Office of Rear Admiral Kirsch, CinC-SFA
 Located on the ground level of the main administration building, on
 the campus of StarFleet Academy in San Francisco, Terra. The room
 has a window which is usually left closed, as well as a number of
 impressionist paintings.  Classical music can almost always be heard,
 mostly German composers.  It has been described as "suprisingly
 small", but has a nice view of San Francisco Bay. There is a path to
 the window, a relic from a past CinC, which Kirsch sometimes uses
 for secret escape.  The office, though small, contains a replicator,
 desk, swivel chair, several seats for guests, and massive duranium
 doors.

SFA Examination Building
 A massive structue on the campus of StarFleet Academy, used primarily
 for the infamous Cadet Exams, the final exam that senior cadets face
 before graduation. The building houses thirty-two HoloDecks and their
 support facilities. Each of the holodecks opens off of one of the four
 octagonal chambers on the second through fifth floors (a quartet of
 turboshafts occupy the center of these rooms). The first floor contains
 the offices and quarters of the thirty-two instructors, though often
 these positions are vacant or filled by Academy faculty. Outside each
 of the HoloDecks is a metal bench, capable of seating four, and a 
 observation and programming chamber, meant for the instructor's use.
 The HoloDecks are numbered by floor; the second floor HD's are numbered 
 1 through 8, the third floor 9 through 16, and so on.