Interview with Mike Bremer
Mike Bremer
Last week I had the opportunity to ask simming legend Mike Bremer a few questions. Mike needs no introduction as he’s arguably one of the most important leaders in simming and online role playing history. Mike started his career in Allied Electronic Simulations (AES) way back in 1996. After moving over to Tango Fleet later that year, he then co-founded Bravo Fleet with Pat Weber in 1997. Mike served as Bravo Fleet Commanding Officer (BFCO) from 1998 to 2004 and grew it into one of the first true mega-clubs of the Internet era. Mike has received numerous accolades over the course of his career, including the 2011 Simming Prize and, most recently, the 2015 Ongoing Worlds Medal for Superior Online Role Playing (aka the Squiddie). Mike also hosts the Starbase 400 sim (SB400, previously known as the USS Pegasus), which is incidentally one of the sims he joined back in 1996! Starbase 400 has won multiple awards for its high-quality and longevity. With that, I present to you, Mike Bremer in his own words… Read More
The Simm launched in 1995 as the USS Pegasus in the now defunct Seventh Fleet. Mark Casey then moved the simm to Tango Fleet when he started it in 1996. I joined the simm a few months later, and then took over as CO in 1997. It’s ran continuously under my command since then. 
