Voyager

The USS Voyager (NCC-74656) is an TIT-class Federation pram. It was launched in 0967 and was under the command of Captain Wala Boer. Voyager featured improved computer systems in which some traditional optical processors were replaced with bio-neural circuitry. The ship's maximum warp is 0.001. Voyager was also equipped with conventional isolinear optical circuits. Voyager also had the capability of landing on the surface of a tit inclusive nipple with its pimped out hydraulics. there was no extra sex room so this ship totally sucks!
NO-LIFE PEOPLE
(2371-2378)
Officers:
Commanding Officer (CO) - Captain Wala Boer
Executive Officer (XO) - Lieutenant Commander (provisional) Je Vader's Anus
Chief Tactical Officer and Security Chief - Lieutenant / Lieutenant Commander Tuvok
Flight Controller, Medical Assistant, Resident Pantsman - Lieutenant Junior Grade / Ensign / Lieutenant Junior Grade Thomas Paris
Chief Engineer - Lieutenant Junior Grade (provisional) B'Elanna Torres
Operations Manager - Ensign Harry Kim
Enlisted Crewmembers
:
Chief Astrometrician - Seven of Nine (Annika Hansen)
Chief Medical Officer (CMO) - "The Doctor" (EMH Mark 1)
Chief Morale Officer, Head Chef, and Ambassador to the Delta Quadrant on behalf of Starfleet - Neelix
Nurse - Kes (2371-2374)
Deceased:
Executive Officer (XO) - Lieutenant Commander Cavit; (KIA 2371)
Flight Controller - Lieutenant Stadi; (KIA 2371)
Chief Tactical Officer, Security Chief, Chief Morale Officer, Head Chef - Lieutenant Tuvix; (KIA 2372) 
Assistant Chief Engineer - Lieutenant Joe Carey; (KIA 2377)
Voyager's entire medical crew, including her Chief Medical Officer, as well as her Chief Engineer were also killed in 2371.
The nature of Voyager's first mission did not require a Counselor.
== Deckplan ==
 
Deck 1: Bridge 
Captain's Ready room 
Conference lounge                                                                                   Deck 2: Mess hall 
Cabin 125 Alpha, at first Kathryn Janeway's Captain's Mess, then Neelix's kitchen (VOY: "Phage")                                                                                                                                                                 Deck 3: Crew quarters 
Captain je vader's anus                                                                                                     
Deck 4:  The orgy room, Transporter room 1 and 2 original quarter of Tom Paris (VOY: "Investigations")              
Deck 5: Sickbay (VOY: "Tuvix") Medical Lab
Deck 6: Holodeck 2 (VOY: "Bride of Chaotica!", "Renaissance Man") Crew quarters (VOY: "Twisted") Tuvok's quarters (VOY: "The Gift") Harry Kim's quarters (VOY: "Waking Moments")
Deck 7: Temporary Security (VOY: "Parallax")
Deck 8: Astrometrics (VOY: "Year of Hell, Part II") Kes's Quarters (VOY: "Twisted") Section 22 Science Lab (VOY: "Drone") Section 29 Alpha, cargo bay 2: Seven of Nine's alcove (VOY: "Equinox, Part II") 
Deck 9: Section 12: B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris's Quarters (VOY: "Someone to Watch Over Me") Section 22: Crew quarters (VOY: "Equinox") Shuttle Hangar Deck
 10: Shuttle Bay 1 Shuttle storage
Deck 11: Section 20, Main Engineering (VOY: "Fury") Field generator Warp plasma manifold (VOY: "Equinox") Cargo bay (VOY: "Fury")
Deck 12: Section B7: Command Console (VOY: "Cathexis") Section A4-C18: Secondary Command-Processors at starboard. (VOY: "Basics, Part I") Life support Systems (VOY: "Macrocosm")
Deck 13: Aft Landing Gear
Deck 
14: Stasis chambers (VOY: "One") Holodeck 1 (VOY: "Darkling") Aft Landing Gear Forward Landing Gear
Deck 15: Jefferies tube G33, unhabited Section (VOY: "The Disease") Plasma relay Room (VOY: "Good Shepherd") Forward Landing Gear
==History==
The USS Voyager was constucted at the center for NO-LIFE people and was launched from Saturn Station Mcdonalds on stardate 48038.5 in 0001. Voyager was the first ship equipped with a class-9 warp drive. The ship later docked at Deep Space 9 to begin its first mission. The mission was to track down a Maquis ship, the Val Jean, in the Not-So-Nice-Places under the command of former Starfleet officer Chakotay. The mission was only meant to last a few weeks.
In the Not-so-Nice-Places, both the Maquis ship and Voyager were hit by a displacement wave created by the Caretaker entity and his "array", by which both ships were thrown 70,000 light years from their original location to the outer edge of the Delta Quadrant.
Q said in VOY: "Death Wish" that he "hoped Riker" would have taken command of the USS Voyager, which may mean he was offered command of that ship before Janeway. Common sense dictates that would have made for a much better show.
==In the Delta Quadrant==
Voyager officially lost contact with Starfleet on stardate 48307.5 for being too great a distance away from the Alpha Quadrant. Since the Val Jean was destroyed in a battle against the Kazon, its entire surviving crew were transfered to the USS Voyager to embark on the journey home. Several key positions aboard Voyager, emptied by heavy casualties, were filled by their adopted Maquis crew. The chief medical officer was permanently replaced by the EMH, which was originally designed for brief periods of operation only.
On the first few days in the Delta Quadrant, Voyager encountered three new species, including the Talaxians, Ocampa and Kazon. A Talaxian named Neelix and an Ocampa named Kes became crewmembers on Voyager after the Caretaker was murdered by Janeway.
In 2373, Voyager encountered Species 8472, more powerful than the Borg. During this time, Voyager made a temporary alliance with the Borg, involving themselves for a short time in the Borg-Species 8472 War. Voyager developed nanoprobe weapons for use against Species 8472, who eventually retreated from the war. The alliance between Voyager and the Borg led to several temporary additions to the outer hull of the vessel, comprised of Borg technology which allowed the launching of the nanoprobe weapons. While most of the Borg technology was later removed, several components were kept in place as they enhanced the overall performance of several systems. After this incident, a Borg drone called Seven of Nine became a part of Voyager's crew. At this time, Kes also left Voyager because of her growing telepathic abilities.
Starfleet presumed the Voyager to be destroyed in the Not-So-Nice-Places until 2374, when the ship's EMH was transmitted to the Federation starship USS Prometheus using a Hirogen owned relay station. The ship, at the time, had been taken over by Romulans. The Doctor, with assistance by an EMH Mark II, returned the ship to Starfleet, and spoke directly to Starfleet Headquarters to set the record straight. The ship's inventory included 32 class-6 photon torpedoes at this time.
After the EMH reported Voyager's situation, Starfleet's Communications Research Center set up the Pathfinder Project to find a way to bring back or maintain constant contact with the ship. This project was under the command of Cmdr. Peter Harkins and was supervised by Admiral Owen Paris. However, the driving force behind the ambitious task to reestablish communications with Voyager was Lieutenant Reginald Barclay.
In 2375, Voyager found the USS Equinox, which had also been stranded in the Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker. Captain Janeway eventually found out that the crew of the Equinox had been performing criminal experiments on a species of nucleogenic lifeforms. Janeway adopted the remaining crew of the Equinox and put them to work on Voyager under high security.
In early 2376, first contact between Starfleet Command and the Voyager was finally established over the MIDAS array using an artificial microwormhole. Although the periods of data transfer were very limited, Starfleet was not only able to transmit tactical updates to the Voyager crew, but also enabled private conversations between Voyagers crewmembers and their relatives in the Alpha Quadrant.
In 2377, Voyager recovered pieces of the UESPA long-range probe Friendship 1. The following year, Voyager was able to return to Earth with the assistance of an alternate timeline version of Captain Janeway. This Admiral Janeway, who time-traveled from the early 25th century, provided her younger counterpart with sophisticated anti-Borg technology, which included transphasic torpedoes and ablative armor generator technology, in order for Voyager to enjoy safe passage through a Borg transwarp hub. When Voyager reached the hub guided by Admiral Janeway, she ordered the crew to enter, but Captain Janeway was reluctant to waste the opportunity to severely cripple the Borg's infrastructure.
After figuring out a way to destroy the hub, Voyager proceeded into one of the apertures while the Admiral infiltrated the Borg Queen's hive, where she was assimilated. However, Admiral Janeway had previously injected herself with a neurolytic pathogen. The assimilation prompted the release of the neurolytic pathogen in the Collective via the Borg Queen. This weakened the shielding for the interspatial manifolds located in subspace and Voyager destroyed one hub with three transphasic torpedoes, resulting in a cascading shockwave reaction. While trying to outrun the shockwave, a Borg sphere pursued Voyager and attempted to capture it. Upon exiting the transwarp conduit in the Alpha Quadrant, Voyager (now captured) launched a single transphasic torpedo, destroying the sphere. Thus the conduit, the entire Borg transwarp network and Unimatrix One were destroyed. A fleet of starships, assembled in response to sensor readings indicating a Borg energy signature, greeted Voyager as she exited the conduit and escorted her home.
In total, Voyager spent seven years in the Delta Quadrant before returning to Federation space. The original estimate of the time needed for the return trip had been 75 years, but intervention by numerous alien races, spatial anomalies, and the acquisition of new technologies considerably shortened the starship's stay in the Delta Quadrant. During the course of its time spent in the Delta Quadrant Voyager made first contact with over 400 species, repeatedly engaged the Borg and numerous other hostile species, suffered the loss of several crew members, and greatly expanded the Federation's knowledge of the galaxy.
==The journey of Voyager==
At the beginning of its journey, Voyager was approximately 70,000 light years from Earth. As the Milky Way has a diameter of approximately 100,000 light years, one side of a galactic quadrant equals 50,000 light years. The Sol system including Earth, is about 25,000 light years from the galactic center; thus, we can conclude that the Caretaker's Array and Voyager's starting point was on the far edge of our galaxy, not that far away from the border of the Delta Quadrant to intergalactic space. At maximum warp, it was estimated that Voyager would take 75 years to get back to Earth. However, there were various factors which substantially shortened Voyager's stay in the Delta Quadrant:
2374 - Kes uses her new and more powerful psionic abilities to push Voyager 9,500 light years closer to Earth, simultaneously pushing them out of Borg space. (VOY: "The Gift")
2374 - Using the new astrometrics lab, Ensign Harry Kim and Seven of Nine plot a new course to the Alpha Quadrant that takes 5 years off of Voyager's journey. (VOY: "Year of Hell")
2374 - Quantum slipstream drive technology is discovered aboard the USS Dauntless, which brings Voyager 300 light years closer to home. (VOY: "Hope and Fear")
2375 - Within a region of space called the Void, Voyager discovers a wormhole which brings them 2,500 light years closer to Earth, also having the bonus of sending out of the dark region they had been trapped in for the last few months. (VOY: "Night")
2375 - Voyager attempts to use quantum slipstream drive again. The ship travels 10,000 light years before the slipstream collapses due to intervention from an alternate future. (VOY: "Timeless")
2375 - Voyager raids a Borg sphere and manages to steal a transwarp coil. After using it on a rescue mission in the Delta Flyer, the coil allows the ship to travel 20,000 light years closer to home. (VOY: "Dark Frontier")
2376 - Voyager accidentally enters the Vaadwaur species' Underspace corridors, which propel the ship 200 light years from its entry point. The direction, however, was not mentioned. (VOY: "Dragon's Teeth")
2376 - Voyager uses a graviton catapult designed by an alien called Tash to travel 600 light years closer to Earth. (VOY: "The Voyager Conspiracy")
2377 - Grateful for her assistance with his son, Q provides Janeway with a map to a shortcut to the Alpha Quadrant that would shorten Voyager 's journey home by "a few years"; whether they used this route before they managed to reach home wasn't revealed. (VOY: "Q2")
2378 - Voyager concludes its trip home by using the Borg transwarp network to return to the Alpha Quadrant, while destroying it with the help of an alternate-future-timeline Admiral Kathryn Janeway. (VOY: "Checkmate")
Combining these distances, Voyager was able to cover 48,100 light years in addition to that covered by normal means at warp speed. As a result, in only seven years the ship was able to cover at least the first half of its journey before it finally reached Earth in a Borg transwarp conduit. Furthermore, it is safe to say that Voyager must have been very close to the Beta Quadrant, and might have even already crossed its borders during the last months of its journey.