<Lt. Cmdr. Max Mortimer, Briefing Room>

Mortimer steps into the briefing room, and surveys the rows of crew sitting there. Looking at his chronometer, he sees that the briefing is not due to start for another couple of minutes, so he takes a seat facing the cadets and waits.

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[O.O.C.]

I see the Lafayette's briefing room as being an area for talking to a relatively large number of crew, as opposed to the 'sitting around the table' briefing room on the Enterprise. The room is probably not much bigger, but instead consists of a table at one end with four or five seats on one side, plus around twenty seats facing it in the centre of the room.

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this allows the room to also be used for marine briefings.