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The WYN and the Lion (SH16)

## The WYN and the LionPart of General War

In Y181 the Lyrans mounted a major operation against the WYN Cluster. While the background of this operation remains obscure, it appears that the Lyrans learned that a Kzinti SCS had entered the Cluster and seized upon an opportunity to destroy it. The operation seems to have been conducted by Duke Roget of the Red Claw Duchy without any coordination with King Rahrzahk. It was directed against a major WYN planet that was close to the confluence of the Lyran-Kzinti combat zone.

The Lyran’s intelligence was correct; a Kzinti SCS had entered the Cluster. It was the *Hegemony* under the command of Vice-Admiral “Cat Who Sleeps With Dogs,” who was negotiating with the WYN government on behalf of a Kzinti noble. The WYN, with an eye towards their own security and wary of possible treachery, had selected a planet that was near the WYN-Lyran-Kzinti border so that they would be able to ask for Lyran assistance if the Kzintis tried anything.

## Aftermath

In heavy fighting, the sheer volume of fire available to the Lyran ships began to tell. Seeing no other way out, Duke Cocherl asked the Hegemony to intervene.

With the *Hegemony*’s arrival, the battle suddenly rose to a new level of ferocity. Duke Roget was killed when *Thunderclaw* was wracked by a series of internal explosions from a Kzinti drone strike. The *Hegemony*, with most of its stores (and those of its escorts) expended, was forced to give ground. The Lyran ships began a pursuit into Cluster space in an effort to finish the *Hegemony* and her consorts. They were intercepted by the arriving Cluster reserve force, supported by still more Cluster Cartel and independent ships, and finally had to retreat.

Strategically, the attack accomplished nothing and, worse, burned up the operational reserves of the Lyran Empire on the Kzinti front.

Politically, the willingness of Admiral “Cat who sleeps with dogs” to risk his negotiations being found out by the Patriarch as a result of engaging in this battle, convinced the WYN Lord that the Kzinti noble would indeed support his aspirations to regain his rightful Patriarchal throne, setting the
stage for a future Kzinti civil war.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1992). *Star Fleet Battles Module S1 – Scenario Book 1*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 21–3.
The Flawed Trap (SH68)

## The Flawed Trap

Pirates plagued the Federation (and, to a lesser degree, the other empires) for more than a century, but from time to time the Federation managed to spring a trap and catch the pirates at their own game. This battle (against the Lion’s Heart Cartel) depicts one of the more successful traps ever executed. A shipment of flawed (and worthless) dilithium crystals was loaded on two small freighters escorted by a single police cutter. When the first pirate attacked, the cutter and the freighter crews abandoned the freighters and ran for the nearest base.

While the pirates were loading their cargo, the Federation sprang the trap.

## Aftermath

The Federation recaptured the freighters, and destroyed both of the Slavers and the Light Raider. The *Fortune Royale* sustained considerable damage, but evaded capture or destruction. The cartel was forced to suspend operations for months. This annoyed the Klingons, who had been paying the cartel to tie down Federation and Kzinti ships by raids in their rear areas.

Y171 was a disastrous year for the Lion’s Heart Cartel. It suffered the capture of the Cartel Lord by the CVL Richard E. Byrd at their hidden base known as the “Hole in the Wall,” not to mention the loss of that base.(SL108) The resulting scramble to determine who would head the now leaderless cartel resulted in desertion of the enforcer Gullwind after an unsuccessful attempt by her captain to become the new Cartel Lord.

Despite these and other subsequent disasters (such as the mysterious disappearance of the replacement enforcer Heavensent in Y178), the cartel survived.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1992). *Star Fleet Battles Module R2 – Federation, Kzinti, Orions, Andromedan*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 38–9.
Ram Raiders (SL207)

## Ram Raiders

After being tipped off by a smuggler to a herd of Star Sheep. Star Fleet sends a small group of ships to study them. Unfortunately, the location of the star sheep had also been sold to the Orion Pirates who sent a force to recover them.

## Aftermath

Star Fleet manages to destroy both Orion ships, but injures one of the star sheep. Captain Yekimov of the Gran Chaco is relieved of command, but then given command of the newly launched USS Alabama.

## References

1. ↑ Various (20 June 2002). *Captain's Log 24*. Edited by Stephen V. Cole. (Amarillo Design Bureau, Inc.), pp. 22–30, 88–9. ISBN 1-58564-020-4.
PSS Watson

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Bailiff \* Bobby \* Constabulary \* Deputy \* Dragnet \* Gatekeeper \* Gendarme \* Justice \* Lawman \* Militia \* Mountie \* Pacifier \* Peacekeeper \* Peacemaker \* Peaceofficer \* Posse \* Summons \* Texas Ranger \* Trooper \* Tucker \* Lt Oleg Babak \* Behan \* Callahan\* \* Deckard \* Alejandro Dominguez \* Morgan Earp \* Virgil Earp \* Wyatt Earp \* Doc Holiday \* Holmes \* Kojak \* LeBeau \* Mackie \* Malloy \* Magnum \* Mark Majors \* Masterson \* McKeehan \* Elliot Ness \* John Oliver \* Osterhout \* Darius Quimby \* Texas John Slaughter \* Richard Simms \* Sipowicz \* Sorenson \* John Walsh \* **Watson** \* White \* Williams \* Willis \* Jimmy Wilson \* Drebin \* Nordberg and about 130 others.
The Destruction of Attack Shuttle Group 26 (SH5)

## The Destruction of Attack Shuttle Group 26Part of Incidents along Klingon-Kzinti Border

Shortly after the introduction of the attack shuttle carrier, a particularly cunning Klingon officer (Lieutenant Commander Ardak Kumerian, commanding the frigate Vigilance) reasoned that, since the attrition rate on attack shuttles was on the order of 25%, there must be a source of extra shuttles somewhere in the Kzinti supply system.

Taking his frigate on a long circuit around the lead Kzinti elements, he found what he was looking for, freighter FV-41, carrying attack shuttle group #26, a back-up unit for the CV Sabre, flagship of the Kzinti 3rd Field Force, of the Duke's Fleet.

## Aftermath

Kumerian destroyed the auxiliary carrier and hunted down most of the fighters. He was rewarded with promotion to command the D6 Destruction. (It was unusual to go from a frigate to a cruiser command without first being XO of the cruiser. In Kumerian's case, this appears to have been done to inspire the crew with their new "hero" leader.) Kumerian went on to have a colorful career and died nearly two decades later as an admiral in command of a dreadnought.

## References

1. ↑ Steven V. Cole (2012). *Star Fleet Battles Basic Set, 5th Edition*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), p. 218.
2. ↑ Steven V. Cole (2012). *Star Fleet Battles Basic Set, 5th Edition*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), p. 218.
3. ↑ Steven V. Cole (2012). *Star Fleet Battles Basic Set, 5th Edition*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), p. 218.
Presidents Bush (NCC-851)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

**Presidents Bush** \* President Yeltsin \* President Gorbachev \* President Reagan \* Prime Minister Thatcher \* President Nixon \* President Mitterand \* President Kravchuk \* Prime Minister Landsbergis \* President Marcos \* President Galtieri \* President Hillary Rodham Clinton \* President Assad \* President Ramos \* Chairman Shevardnadze \* President Cristiani \* King Sihanouk \* Prime Minister Shamir \* President Ulysses S Grant \* President John F Kennedy \* President Abraham Lincoln \* Thunderbolt \* Mustang \* Wallace McIntosh
The Wreck Of The Rex (SH138)

## The Wreck of the Rex

In Y176, Admiral S'Trenk of the Gorn 3rd Fleet received a message from Admiral Marcus Tiercellus. The Romulan Admiral stated that he was personally tired of the war and that his entire fleet was willing to declare its own neutrality and the neutrality of its home province. As this would cripple the Romulan forces on the Gorn border, the Romulan Praetor would be forced to sue for peace, ending the war. Tiercellus insisted on a personal meeting with S'Trenk to discuss terms.

S'Trenk had little choice but to accept the invitation; a chance to end the war and save countless lives was worth any risk. Even so, he was wary of a Romulan trap. Tiercellus agreed to meet him in open space, each admiral in his own cruiser and no other forces. To satisfy Gorn fears, the Romulan admiral transferred his flag to a SparrowHawk, a ship decidedly inferior to S'Trenk's command cruiser. Tiercellus even offered to allow a Gorn destroyer to sweep the area ahead of time to make sure no mines or cloaked ships were present, an offer S'Trenk accepted.

S'Trenk's command cruiser arrived and approached Tiercellus' SparrowHawk. S'Trenk's flag lieutenant was not convinced.

"I sstill think it'ss a trap”, S'Toval warned. "There are probably a dossen sshipss within range, all cloaked and waiting for the moment to attack."

"Unlikely, Lieutenant”, the Admiral responded. "They would have to use ssmall sshipss and have them lying here cloaked for ssix monthss to avoid our detection. Anything sshorter than that, and the ressidual effectss of their arrival could sstill be detected. And those tin canss don't carry the food or air to sstay in sspace that long."

"Then they've been eating moonbeamss, Admiral, becausse they jusst uncloaked!"

## Aftermath

The *Rex* was destroyed and the *Avenger* severely damaged. The disruption of the Gorn command structure, combined with the loss of the ship, enabled the Romulans to launch a series of highly effective offensive strikes, but ultimately was not enough to enable the Romulans to win a war on two fronts.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1994). *Star Fleet Battles Module S2 – Scenario Book 2*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 41–2.
USS Bosnia (NCC-935)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Texas \* Carolina \* Kashmir \* Wales \* Zaire \* Bavaria \* Lorraine \* Valencia \* Apulia \* Tyrol \* Macedonia \* Muscovy \* Sinai \* Anatolia \* Suffolk \* California \* Isfahan \* Saskatchewan \* Hokkaido \* Sinkiang \* Jahor \* Mindanao \* Tasmania \* Gran Chaco \* Alaska \* Finnmark \* Flanders \* Zaparosche \* Tanganyika \* Leinster \* Oaxaca \* Patagonia \* Falklands \* Normandy \* Lithuania \* **Bosnia** \* Connecticut \* Florida \* Okinawa \* Gallipoli \* Quebec \* Grenada \* Mississippi \* Virginia \* Oklahoma \* Kurdistan \* Kamchatka \* Refugee \* Sanctuary \* Madagascar \* Alberta
*Gran Chaco*-class light drone cruiser, (CLD)

Gran Chaco \* **Bosnia**
Slipback (SH73)

## Slipback

In Y183, the Klingons embarked on a concerted effort to try to eliminate the CVAs and SCSs of their enemies in the hope that this would forestall any Alliance assaults on Imperial space. Their first target was the Federation CVA *Napoleon*, and a strong force was directed against the sector the *Napoleon* was known to be operating in. The Klingons penetrated the Federation defensive zone and dispatched raiding forces to create as much havoc as possible in order to bring the *Napoleon* to battle.

One of these raiding forces happened upon the tug *Copernicus*, which was carrying replacement fighters for the *Napoleon* in addition to operating as a repair point. While several other ships were present, having just finished repairs, and others had flocked to cover the tug, the battle when the Klingons found the ship was not a pretty one for the Federation.

## Aftermath

The *Copernicus'* defenders put up a ferocious resistance, but the Klingons recognized the tug for what it was and drove their attacks home. The *Copernicus* went down. However, this column of the Klingon operation was too badly savaged to make its rendezvous with the *Vindicator* on time. This essentially unhinged a major portion of the Klingon plan as the *Vindicator* would reach the rendezvous to find the *Napoleon* already there.

## References

1. ↑ Various (2010). *Star Fleet Battles Module R12 – Unusual Ships*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 45–6.
PSS White

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Bailiff \* Bobby \* Constabulary \* Deputy \* Dragnet \* Gatekeeper \* Gendarme \* Justice \* Lawman \* Militia \* Mountie \* Pacifier \* Peacekeeper \* Peacemaker \* Peaceofficer \* Posse \* Summons \* Texas Ranger \* Trooper \* Tucker \* Lt Oleg Babak \* Behan \* Callahan\* \* Deckard \* Alejandro Dominguez \* Morgan Earp \* Virgil Earp \* Wyatt Earp \* Doc Holiday \* Holmes \* Kojak \* LeBeau \* Mackie \* Malloy \* Magnum \* Mark Majors \* Masterson \* McKeehan \* Elliot Ness \* John Oliver \* Osterhout \* Darius Quimby \* Texas John Slaughter \* Richard Simms \* Sipowicz \* Sorenson \* John Walsh \* Watson \* **White** \* Williams \* Willis \* Jimmy Wilson \* Drebin \* Nordberg and about 130 others.
Starhawk Rising (SH98)

## Starhawk Rising

In Y177 the Firehawk cruiser *RIS Starhawk* was raiding Gorn shipping lanes, causing damage to several convoys. A Gorn force was dispatched to hunt it down. The Gorns caught up to the Starhawk near the Rek’Yak nebula. The Starhawk plunged into the nebula in an attempt to break contact, but the pursuing Gorn force plunged in after it, determined to end its depredations once and for all.

## Aftermath

Despite the ferocity of the Gorn pursuit, the *Starhawk* slipped out of the trap. However, the Romulan Command decided that things had gotten too hot in the area and withdrew the *Starhawk* and its raiding group. The Gorns had ended the depredations, but would have to wait for another day to gain their revenge.

## References

1. ↑ Various (2002). *Star Fleet Battles Module R4 – Romulan, Gorn, ISC, Tholian*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 18–9.
USS Bowie (NCC-597)

## History

Commissioned in Y???.

In Y165 the Bowie in a cladestine mission penetrated the Tholian border. Due to a misjudgment of Tholian deployments, the Bowie was trapped. Federation officials immediately began negotiating with the Tholians, patiently explaining that it was a navigational error, not an intentional border violation.

## Appendix

### See Also

*Hermes*-class scout, (SC)

Baden-Powell \* Hermes \* De Gama \* Dianna \* Gordon Cooper \* Bridger \* Carson \* Yuri Gagarin \* Cody \* Revere \* Yang Liwei \* **Bowie** \* Crockett \* Barents

### References

1. ↑ Various (1994). *Star Fleet Battles Module Scenario Book 2*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 30–2.
USS California (NCC-915)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Texas \* Carolina \* Kashmir \* Wales \* Zaire \* Bavaria \* Lorraine \* Valencia \* Apulia \* Tyrol \* Macedonia \* Muscovy \* Sinai \* Anatolia \* Suffolk \* **California** \* Isfahan \* Saskatchewan \* Hokkaido \* Sinkiang \* Jahor \* Mindanao \* Tasmania \* Gran Chaco \* Alaska \* Finnmark \* Flanders \* Zaparosche \* Tanganyika \* Leinster \* Oaxaca \* Patagonia \* Falklands \* Normandy \* Lithuania \* Bosnia \* Connecticut \* Florida \* Okinawa \* Gallipoli \* Quebec \* Grenada \* Mississippi \* Virginia \* Oklahoma \* Kurdistan \* Kamchatka \* Refugee \* Sanctuary \* Madagascar \* Alberta
Tricked! (SH140)

## Tricked

Fighters, the Klingon Empire believed, were the sole reason the Hydrans had survived and continued to survive. The Hydran ships, as a rule, were not very good, but when combined with their fighters, they could be more than the average Klingon battlegroup could deal with. The essence, then, in dealing with the Hydrans was to lure the ships, or the fighters, away from the other. Then they could be defeated in two parts, neither of which was as effective as the whole.

The Empire tried many times to accomplish this, and only rarely succeeded, as the Hydrans were also aware of their dependence on fighters. Occasionally, however, a Hydran commander would be tricked. These occasions were never good ones for the Hydrans.

## Aftermath

When it worked, the usual result was to force the Hydran ships to retire on a base where more fighters could be acquired. This at least put the ships out of action for a little while, allowing a local superiority to be achieved. Occasionally, a Hydran commander might press hard to recover his fighters, and the resulting engagement could be bloody for both sides.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1994). *Star Fleet Battles Module S2 – Scenario Book 2*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 44–5.
Radey to the Rescue (SH81)

## Radey to the RescuePart of War of the Devastated Zones

In Y175, Vice Admiral "Cracker Jack" Radey and his Carrier Group #2 (CVG #2) were providing covering support for Task Force 3.1 (TF3.1) of the Federation Third Fleet on a raid into Klingon shipping lanes. TF3.1, consisting of six warships, was deep in Klingon territory while Radey skirted the edges of the frontier, ready to engage the border patrols if the task force had difficulty extricating itself. After completing this assignment, Radey's group would assist in an attack on the Klingon C8V Vindicator, which was the main goal of the operation. The task force was returning to Federation held space, when it diverted to pick off an isolated Klingon dreadnought and cruiser. Communications from the task force were suddenly cut off, and Radey felt compelled to charge to the rescue. When he found TF3.1, it was trapped in stasis and more Klingons were closing in for the kill. The Klingon battle group of the Northwest Fleet was intent upon its prey and had failed to notice Radey's approach.

## Aftermath

Radey's arrival foiled the plans the Klingons had to complete their clever trap. They had lured the Federation ships in by simulating the beginning of a retrograde in the face of superior numbers, when they were actually slowing to use their SFGs. The resulting encounter, while costly in terms of damage received to both sides, was relatively inconclusive, although it did serve as a warning to future Federation Task Force Commanders. (The Commander of TF3.1 was relieved and assigned to a desk for failing to note that the Klingons were equipped with SFGs.) As a side effect, Radey's ships were not in position to complete the trap of the Vindicator, enabling it to escape.

## References

1. ↑ Various (2017). *Star Fleet Battles Module R3 – Klingon, Hydran, Lyran, WYN*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 43–4.
Sissah-Al

An Alpha-Centauran with wide-ranging political experience, Sissah-Al was Schmidt’s Vice Chairman and took over his position following Schmidt’s resignation. She immediately brought representatives of the Union Party into the government, adopting a concept of “political unity” in the face of war. This helped ease political tensions left over from the Schmidt administration, and most disagreements were tabled until the end of hostilities. Sissah-Al gave strong backing for the Federation-Orion Treaty in Y45 that brought the Orion Enclave into the Federation and turned the tide against the Romulans. In the long run, the treaty was fundamentally a bad deal for the Federation, as the Orions insisted on a variety of economic concessions vis-à-vis the other member planets, plus language that enabled the Enclave to leave the Federation under certain conditions. But in the short run, Orion aid was the critical factor that enabled the Federation to win the war. Although the Federalists had retained power in the wartime election of Y44, Sissah-Al called for an early election in Y46 after the war was over, hoping to use the victory to propel the Federalist Party into another six years of governance. This backfired.

1. ↑ John Sickels (30 March 2011). *GURPS Federation, Fourth Edition*. Edited by Jean Sexton. (Amarillo Design Bureau, Inc.), p. 15. ISBN 978-1-58564-155-0.
USS Armstrong (NCC-1808)

The *USS Armstrong* entered service in Y165.

## History

The ship was immediately dispatched to the Survey Area. It remained there during the General War to further the war effort by locating additional resources, having numerous encounters with monsters and pirates. This ship was lost with all hands in Y186; the cause was never determined.

## Appendix

### See Also

*Byrd*-class galactic survey cruisers, (GSC)

Byrd \*  Columbus \*  Darwin \*  Lewis & Clark \*  Magellan \*  Marco Polo \*  Cousteau \*  Sagan \*  **Armstrong** \*  Challenger \*  Columbia \*  Discovery

### References

1. ↑ Various (7 June 2010). *Captain's Log 41*. Edited by Stephen V. Cole. (Amarillo Design Bureau, Inc.), p. 18. ISBN 978-1-58564-144-4.
USS Chaka (NCC-352)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Burke \* Hornblower \* Perry \* Takagi \* Drake \* Jellico \* Churchill \* Beatty \* F D Roosevelt \* Lehman \* De Gaulle \* Teddy Roosevelt \* Graf Spee \* Tegethoff \* Fletcher \* Spruance \* Hipper \* Tanaka \* St Vincent \* Zhadanov \* Kondo \* Guderian \* Dunnigan \* Ushakov \* Ernest J King \* Lutjens \* Montgomery \* Villeneuve \* Rickover \* Donitz \* Mallory \* John Paul Jones \* Togo \* Harwood \* Rommel \* Doolittle \* McClusky \* Jason \* Dewey \* Degrasse \*Suffren \* Senyavin \* Hosegawa \* Shaw \* Chadwick \* **Chaka** \* Cetshwayo \* John Fulton Reynolds \* Piet Heyn \* Fitz John Porter \* Buford \* Longstreet \* Stand Watie \* Auchinlek \* O’Connor \* Martin Luther King \* Yi Chun \* von Manstein \* Colonel Lawrence Chamberlain \* Stonewall Jackson \* Schwartzkopf \* Chief Joseph \* Sitting Bull \* Sheridan \* Meade \* Duke of Marlborough \* General James Wolfe \* General Louis-Joseph Montcalm \* General Sir Arthur Currie \* T.E. Lawrence \* Harry Truman \* Kelly Johnson \* Moshe Dayan \* John Wesley Powell
The First Intrusion (SH269)

## The First Intrusion

In Y136, the Orion Light Raider, *Amarillus*, found itself trapped by converging Klingon ships and the WYN Radiation Zone. Already badly damaged as a result of an attack on a small convoy that had proven to be two small Q-ships, the ship’s surviving officers determined that they would have to self-destruct to avoid capture. However, the ship had been boarded during the action, and while the Klingon Marines had been defeated, they had managed to disable the ship’s self-destruct systems.

With no other choice, the officers drove the ship into the radiation zone to protect the secrets of cartel operations in Klingon space. There was no real hope of survival: crossing the radiation zone was impossible and turning back or even altering course in a major way to exit the radiation zone would simply leave them at the mercy of Klingon ships. Even so, the crew worked to make what repairs they could and kept the damaged engines at the maximum speed they could sustain without burning out. While systems became increasingly unreliable, there was always hope for a miracle to save them.

A miracle was what they thought they had found when the ship’s degrading sensors suddenly recorded a massive decrease in the intensity of the radiation field. The crew of the Amarillus was stunned to discover that the radiation zone was a hollow sphere. The crew took stock of their situation. It was obvious that they could attempt to exit the radiation zone back into normal space after making what repairs they could, but the damaged engines had burned so much fuel that not enough remained to make the return trip.

Worse, subspace radio signals indicated they were not alone inside the radiation zone. As the officers were contemplating their options, time ran out as a freighter approached. With no options, the *Amarillus*, despite its much degraded condition, attacked in hopes of seizing the freighter and using its fuel to power an escape.

## Aftermath

The phaser-1s of the Amarillus cut through the Lisa’s shields easily, but the comparative speed of the Lisa combined with her ability to throw drones soon returned the favor. Both ships were soon left powerless. While the engineers were working to restore power, the Usurper arrived on the Flamer, with the Slasher in support. The Usurper was impressed with the Amarillus technology and entered into negotiations with the *Amarillus’s* commander, unaware that the ship was unable to self-destruct. Had the Usurper been aware of the *Amarillus’s* disabled self-destruct systems, it is probable that he would have ordered his Marines to capture the ship. As it was the deal that was struck that day and over the following days would make the *Amarillus’s* crew wealthy beyond their wildest dreams, and put the Cluster on a clear path to its future.

With the help of the Usurper’s engineers and then limited industrial infrastructure, the Amarillus was repaired and left the Cluster to begin recruiting followers, not just for the WYN Star Cluster, but for the Cluster Cartel.

## References

1. ↑ Steven V. Cole (2010). *Star Fleet Battles Module Y3*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 48–9.
USS Alliance (NCC-2113)

## History

In early Y172 the Alliance was the first of the refitted DN+ dreadnaughts. Rushed to the front and tasked to lead the newly activated Ninth Fleet consisting of the detachment from the Fifth Fleet and newly activated ships from the Mothball Fleet.

## Appendix

### See Also

*Federation*-class dreadnaught, (DN)/(DN+)

Federation \* Star League \* Confederacy \* Affiliation \* Association \* Combination \* Konkordium \*  Agreement \* Coherence \* Concordat \* Directorate \* Stellar Affinity \* Star Union \* **Alliance** \* Stellar Bond \* Dominion \* Stellar Communion \* Stellar Compact \* Stellar Concurrence \* Consortium

### External link

* USS *Alliance* (NCC-2113) at ***Memory Beta***, non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Chadwick (NCC-350)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Burke \* Hornblower \* Perry \* Takagi \* Drake \* Jellico \* Churchill \* Beatty \* F D Roosevelt \* Lehman \* De Gaulle \* Teddy Roosevelt \* Graf Spee \* Tegethoff \* Fletcher \* Spruance \* Hipper \* Tanaka \* St Vincent \* Zhadanov \* Kondo \* Guderian \* Dunnigan \* Ushakov \* Ernest J King \* Lutjens \* Montgomery \* Villeneuve \* Rickover \* Donitz \* Mallory \* John Paul Jones \* Togo \* Harwood \* Rommel \* Doolittle \* McClusky \* Jason \* Dewey \* Degrasse \*Suffren \* Senyavin \* Hosegawa \* Shaw \* **Chadwick** \* Chaka \* Cetshwayo \* John Fulton Reynolds \* Piet Heyn \* Fitz John Porter \* Buford \* Longstreet \* Stand Watie \* Auchinlek \* O’Connor \* Martin Luther King \* Yi Chun \* von Manstein \* Colonel Lawrence Chamberlain \* Stonewall Jackson \* Schwartzkopf \* Chief Joseph \* Sitting Bull \* Sheridan \* Meade \* Duke of Marlborough \* General James Wolfe \* General Louis-Joseph Montcalm \* General Sir Arthur Currie \* T.E. Lawrence \* Harry Truman \* Kelly Johnson \* Moshe Dayan \* John Wesley Powell
Rena Manfe

Alpha-Centauran political figure Rena Manfe took over as Chairman following the Federalist victory in the Y147 election. However, the political and economic disputes between member planets that dogged Unionist Guerrero’s second term continued for Federalist Manfe, showing that neither party was immune to these stresses. Disagreements between Vulcan, Andor, Tellar, and Orion over admitting new worlds to the Federation were particularly common. When the Conservative Party left the coalition with the Federalists in Y151, Manfe was forced to call new elections.

1. ↑ John Sickels (30 March 2011). *GURPS Federation, Fourth Edition*. Edited by Jean Sexton. (Amarillo Design Bureau, Inc.), p. 17. ISBN 978-1-58564-155-0.
PSS Virgil Earp

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Bailiff \* Bobby \* Constabulary \* Deputy \* Dragnet \* Gatekeeper \* Gendarme \* Justice \* Lawman \* Militia \* Mountie \* Pacifier \* Peacekeeper \* Peacemaker \* Peaceofficer \* Posse \* Summons \* Texas Ranger \* Trooper \* Tucker \* Lt Oleg Babak \* Behan \* Callahan\* \* Deckard \* Alejandro Dominguez \* Morgan Earp \* **Virgil Earp** \* Wyatt Earp \* Doc Holiday \* Holmes \* Kojak \* LeBeau \* Mackie \* Malloy \* Magnum \* Mark Majors \* Masterson \* McKeehan \* Elliot Ness \* John Oliver \* Osterhout \* Darius Quimby \* Texas John Slaughter \* Richard Simms \* Sipowicz \* Sorenson \* John Walsh \* Watson \* White \* Williams \* Willis \* Jimmy Wilson \* Drebin \* Nordberg and about 130 others.
Pacifica

One of the most beautiful planets in the Federation, Pacifica is borderline Class M/N, similar to Earth but oceanic, with thousands of idyllic tropical islands and no true
continents. One of the earliest Earth colonies, by Y170 Pacifica boasted a population of over 1 billion and was a major industrial world. The economy is devoted to technological research and production of computers and precision electronics. The star is class G8V.

Location: Sector 2708.

## References

1. ↑ John Sickels (30 March 2011). *GURPS Federation, Fourth Edition*. Edited by Jean Sexton. (Amarillo Design Bureau, Inc.), p. 98. ISBN 978-1-58564-155-0.
USS Alaska (NCC-924)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Texas \* Carolina \* Kashmir \* Wales \* Zaire \* Bavaria \* Lorraine \* Valencia \* Apulia \* Tyrol \* Macedonia \* Muscovy \* Sinai \* Anatolia \* Suffolk \* California \* Isfahan \* Saskatchewan \* Hokkaido \* Sinkiang \* Jahor \* Mindanao \* Tasmania \* Gran Chaco \* **Alaska** \* Finnmark \* Flanders \* Zaparosche \* Tanganyika \* Leinster \* Oaxaca \* Patagonia \* Falklands \* Normandy \* Lithuania \* Bosnia \* Connecticut \* Florida \* Okinawa \* Gallipoli \* Quebec \* Grenada \* Mississippi \* Virginia \* Oklahoma \* Kurdistan \* Kamchatka \* Refugee \* Sanctuary \* Madagascar \* Alberta
Progress Party

The Progress Party's strength is concentrated on Vulcan, Arcturia, Rigel, and parts of Earth, but has very little strength on Alpha Centauri, Andor, and Tellar. The most "dovish" and furthest left of the four major parties, the Progress Party is concerned mostly with the maintenance of strong social programs, and the establishment of interstellar peace. Progress Party politicians and voters tend to be more "ideologically pure" than their frequent Unionist allies.

1. ↑ John Sickels (30 March 2011). *GURPS Federation, Fourth Edition*. Edited by Jean Sexton. (Amarillo Design Bureau, Inc.), p. 14. ISBN 978-1-58564-155-0.
The Cassini Incident (SH48)

## The Cassini Incident

In Y155, tension on the Federation-Klingon border was increasing and war was imminent. The Federation tug *Cassini* was transporting supplies to an outpost station when it was attacked by the Klingon frigate F5 *Khedive*. The Klingons knew that if the ship escaped, carrying word of the violation of Federation territory, it could be the spark that would ignite a major war. On the other hand, if the tug could be destroyed, the Klingon captain would be decorated and possibly promoted, and the balance of power on the border would be altered ever so slightly.

The supplies carried by the *Cassini* were not particularly crucial or secret, but the general disruption of frontier trade and transport is a standard tactic when planning offensive operations.

## Aftermath

The *Cassini* was destroyed after a brutal battle which left the *Khedive* a near total wreck barely able to return to Klingon space. Federation patrols determined that something had destroyed the tug (the *Khedive* had successfully jammed the *Cassini’s* pleas for help), but it was not until after the Organian enforced armistice, when survivors of the crew were repatriated, that the *Cassini’s* actual fate became known.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1992). *Star Fleet Battles - Scenario Book 1*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 48–9.
They Must be Stopped (SH270)

## They Must Be Stopped

In Y83, the Tholians began their campaign to carve out a security perimeter around the Holdfast sphere. Strike groups formed around their six regular warships augmented by patrol corvettes and modified command modules hit key Klingon logistics and defense nodes. These forces moved rapidly from one objective to another using their superior warp systems, creating an impression of greater strength than the Tholians actually had.

The first assaults were directed at Klingon positions on the far side of the Holdfast sphere from the Klingon Empire. The Tholians intended to then destroy nodes closer to the Klingon home systems, disrupting any attempt by the Klingons to reinforce their Romulan frontier and thereby keeping the Klingons confused as to what exactly was happening. In this, the Tholians achieved an astounding level of success, eventually forcing the Klingons to take up a defensive stance on what would become the border between the Klingon Empire and the Tholian Holdfast.

Not everything, however, went as planned. In one case, a Klingon task force trying to reach the beleaguered defenders on the Romulan frontier was discovered moving directly towards the Holdfast sphere. Only one Tholian force was in position to intercept: a squadron of YCoMs.

## Aftermath

The Tholians succeeded in turning back the Klingon force, destroying both the escorts and one of the F3s and badly damaging the three D3s. One of the YCoMs was lost, but the Holdfast sphere’s location was safe, for the time being.

## References

1. ↑ Steven V. Cole (2010). *Star Fleet Battles Module Y3*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 49–50.
Rotten in Denmark (SL54)

## Rotten in Denmark

"Why me?" Daniel "Deth" O'Kay asked himself for the hundredth time. The convoy was certainly worth attacking, but the scheme that Pharoah's technical section had dreamed up was a nightmare. His cargo bay had been turned into an electronic jungle (much to the delight of the chief engineer, Spook Stanislaus). His tractor beams, used so often to hold helpless cargo ships, were now towing PFs. Due to the factors of time and distance, only the Hammerfield could be sent on the mission, although salvage cruisers and slavers would gather as soon as he had done his job.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1984). *Captain's Log 3*. (Task Force Games), p. 12.

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USS Adad (NCC-515)

## History

Launched as a DDM in ?

Converted to DD in ?

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Saladin \* Genghis \* Darius \* Alaric \* Sargon \* Xerxes \* Pompey \* Kublai \* Suleiman \* Etzel \* Tamerlane \* Alexander \* Hannibal \* Ahriman \* Rahman \* **Adad** \* Hashishiyun \* Azrael \* Hamilcar \* Shaitan \* Ares \* Pazuzu \* Hiawatha \* Atilla \* Zoroaster \* Golda Meir \* Brigham Young \* Sadat \* Czar Alexander IV \* Skanderbeg \* Charlemagne \* Daniel Morgan \* Lysander \* Israel Putnam \* Eisenhower \* Suvarov \* R E Lee \* Thutmoses III \* Leonidas \* Marius \* King David \* Nebuchadnezzar  \* Jean Bart \* Arthur Pendragon
USS Anatolia (NCC-913)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Texas \* Carolina \* Kashmir \* Wales \* Zaire \* Bavaria \* Lorraine \* Valencia \* Apulia \* Tyrol \* Macedonia \* Muscovy \* Sinai \* **Anatolia** \* Suffolk \* California \* Isfahan \* Saskatchewan \* Hokkaido \* Sinkiang \* Jahor \* Mindanao \* Tasmania \* Gran Chaco \* Alaska \* Finnmark \* Flanders \* Zaparosche \* Tanganyika \* Leinster \* Oaxaca \* Patagonia \* Falklands \* Normandy \* Lithuania \* Bosnia \* Connecticut \* Florida \* Okinawa \* Gallipoli \* Quebec \* Grenada \* Mississippi \* Virginia \* Oklahoma \* Kurdistan \* Kamchatka \* Refugee \* Sanctuary \* Madagascar \* Alberta
PSS Richard Simms

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Bailiff \* Bobby \* Constabulary \* Deputy \* Dragnet \* Gatekeeper \* Gendarme \* Justice \* Lawman \* Militia \* Mountie \* Pacifier \* Peacekeeper \* Peacemaker \* Peaceofficer \* Posse \* Summons \* Texas Ranger \* Trooper \* Tucker \* Lt Oleg Babak \* Behan \* Callahan\* \* Deckard \* Alejandro Dominguez \* Morgan Earp \* Virgil Earp \* Wyatt Earp \* Doc Holiday \* Holmes \* Kojak \* LeBeau \* Mackie \* Malloy \* Magnum \* Mark Majors \* Masterson \* McKeehan \* Elliot Ness \* John Oliver \* Osterhout \* Darius Quimby \* Texas John Slaughter \* **Richard Simms** \* Sipowicz \* Sorenson \* John Walsh \* Watson \* White \* Williams \* Willis \* Jimmy Wilson \* Drebin \* Nordberg and about 130 others.
Rock, Paper, Scissors (SH174)

## Rock, Paper, Scissors

In Y185 a Seltorian task force pursued a Tholian squadron into an asteroid field. The Seltorians were confident that their web breakers would negate any attempt by the Tholians to weave a defensive web in the normally favorable terrain. Unknown to both sides, a Jindarian Caravan had chosen that point to prepare to travel to another asteroid field. The results were calamitous.

## Aftermath

Virtually every ship involved in this battle limped out of it crippled, although none were destroyed.

## References

1. ↑ Various (2005). *Star Fleet Battles Module F1 – The Jindarians*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 39–40.
PSS Osterhout

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Bailiff \* Bobby \* Constabulary \* Deputy \* Dragnet \* Gatekeeper \* Gendarme \* Justice \* Lawman \* Militia \* Mountie \* Pacifier \* Peacekeeper \* Peacemaker \* Peaceofficer \* Posse \* Summons \* Texas Ranger \* Trooper \* Tucker \* Lt Oleg Babak \* Behan \* Callahan\* \* Deckard \* Alejandro Dominguez \* Morgan Earp \* Virgil Earp \* Wyatt Earp \* Doc Holiday \* Holmes \* Kojak \* LeBeau \* Mackie \* Malloy \* Magnum \* Mark Majors \* Masterson \* McKeehan \* Elliot Ness \* John Oliver \* **Osterhout** \* Darius Quimby \* Texas John Slaughter \* Richard Simms \* Sipowicz \* Sorenson \* John Walsh \* Watson \* White \* Williams \* Willis \* Jimmy Wilson \* Drebin \* Nordberg and about 130 others.
PSS Summons

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Bailiff \* Bobby \* Constabulary \* Deputy \* Dragnet \* Gatekeeper \* Gendarme \* Justice \* Lawman \* Militia \* Mountie \* Pacifier \* Peacekeeper \* Peacemaker \* Peaceofficer \* Posse \* **Summons** \* Texas Ranger \* Trooper \* Tucker \* Lt Oleg Babak \* Behan \* Callahan\* \* Deckard \* Alejandro Dominguez \* Morgan Earp \* Virgil Earp \* Wyatt Earp \* Doc Holiday \* Holmes \* Kojak \* LeBeau \* Mackie \* Malloy \* Magnum \* Mark Majors \* Masterson \* McKeehan \* Elliot Ness \* John Oliver \* Osterhout \* Darius Quimby \* Texas John Slaughter \* Richard Simms \* Sipowicz \* Sorenson \* John Walsh \* Watson \* White \* Williams \* Willis \* Jimmy Wilson \* Drebin \* Nordberg and about 130 others.
Rain of Terror (SH251)

## The Rain of TerrorPart of Kzinti Civil War

In Y116 the Kzinti Duke known to history as “the Usurper” was waging civil war against the Patriarch. Part of this war involved punitive attacks on feudal lords who had remained loyal to the throne. During one such attack, the Patriarch had learned of the raid in time to send a few ships from his loyal Home Fleet to support the feudal lord.

## Aftermath

The feudal lord’s base was wrecked, and both of his ships destroyed, but there was little damage done to the planet. The Rebels withdrew in the face of the arriving Loyalist ships rather than face them with the damage their ships had sustained against the feudal lord’s forces.

## References

1. ↑ Steven V. Cole (2008). *Star Fleet Battles Module Y2*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 64–5.
Possession (SH161)

## Possession

Possession is said to be nine-tenths of the law. The Orions, of course, tend to take a different view of this. There is also the minor point that no one minds robbing a robber. A case in point occurred in Y186 when an Orion ship of the Pharoah Cartel decided to drag its new prize into Tholian space for looting, reasoning that it would not be pursued there. Unfortunately, the Orion proved wrong on two counts. The Klingons wanted that particular cargo back very much (history does not record just why), and the Tholians were attracted by the activity.

## Aftermath

All sides resorted to subspace transmitters, and a series of deals and threats were made. The standoff ended when the Orion attempted to run with its ill-gotten gain. The Tholians and Klingons both jumped the ship, damaging it. The Orion released the tractor to evade further damage, then turned and aided the Klingon in attacking the Tholian ship, which concentrated most of its fire on the Klingon ship. With all parties now badly damaged, the Orion again attempted to drag off its prize and was promptly attacked and crippled by the Tholian and Klingon. The Tholians then decided that things had gone far enough and allowed the Klingon ship to retrieve the freighter.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1994). *Star Fleet Battles Module X1*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 47–8.
USS Canada (NCC-561)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Atlas \* Minerva \* Agamemnon \* Pericles \* Scipio Africanus \* Ajax \* Cerberus \* Oberon \* De Zeven Provincien \* Reprisal \* **Canada** \* Jervis Bay \* Neptune \* Sirius \* Halsey \* Nagumo \* Collingwood \* Chernavin \* Donitz \* Bernadotte \* Murat \* Rokosovsky \* Timoshenko \* Ptolemy \* Aggripa \* Von Steuben \* Hamilton \* Old Dessauer \* Schwerin \* Travis \* Joan of Arc
Piracy Patrol (T4)

## Piracy PatrolPart of **Piracy Patrol (T4)**

The Pirates have sent additional ships into a vital sector and are devastating shipping. The fleet has responded by assigning your carrier group to this sector. This mini-campaign, while designed for use by any empire, is based on the historical operations of the Federation CVS Sam Houston (and its escorts, the DEA Travis and the FFA Bonham) which was detached from the Klingon front in Y175 to deal with a particularly dangerous outbreak of piracy.

## References

1. ↑ Various (2020). *Star Fleet Battles Module J1 – Fighters*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 93–9. ISBN 0-922335-20-6.
USS Buford (NCC-400)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

**Buford** \* Longstreet \* Stand Watie \* Auchinlek \* O’Connor \* Martin Luther King \* Yi Chun \* von Manstein \* Colonel Lawrence Chamberlain \* Stonewall Jackson \* Schwartzkopf \* Chief Joseph \* Sitting Bull \* Sheridan \* Meade \* Duke of Marlborough \* General James Wolfe \* General Louis-Joseph Montcalm \* General Sir Arthur Currie \* T.E. Lawrence \* Harry Truman \* Kelly Johnson \* Moshe Dayan
Pirate Stew (SH139)

## Pirate Stew

When the Orions first learned of the ISC (following reports of their infiltration of Gorn and Romulan space beginning in Y176), the various cartels began to probe this vast empire for weaknesses, sending in raiding parties large and small. The ISC was, for the most part, unprepared to deal with the pirate menace, and the Orions found the Concordium ripe for exploitation. They began to grow bold and overconfident, sometimes to their sorrow.

In one such case, a crippled Battle Raider and its escorts, along with a pair of captured freighters, were doggedly pursued and caught by a small ISC echelon. Unfortunately for the Orions, they had thought they were safe and the sudden arrival of the ISC squadron caught them completely unprepared.

## Aftermath

The BR *Rift Cutter* was destroyed, and the Orions were forced to abandon their ill-gotten gains and flee the scene. The ISC lost the FF Tachyon and sustained light damage to the CS and remaining FF.

## References

1. ↑ Various (1994). *Star Fleet Battles Module S2 – Scenario Book 2*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 43–4.
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Someone Talked (SH259)

## Someone TalkedPart of Operation Cavalry

To support offensive operations, it was often necessary to move the lifeblood of a fleet into dangerous areas. Whenever this became necessary, great precaution and strong escorts would be provided if at all possible, sometimes a calculated risk would have to be taken. During the General War the existence of fast raiders able to strike deep increased the risks, but there were generally so many convoys traveling in the rear areas of a fleet that the chances of losing too many tankers were fairly low.

Sometimes, however, the logistics network would have to strain to provide more fuel than normal. In Y182 several Coalition preemptive strikes created a shortage of tankers just as Operation Cavalry was gearing up. Rather than delay the operation, the Federation dispatched a convoy including three tankers. As the convoy would be far behind the lines, and traveling in utmost secrecy, the escorts were less than should have been provided.

The Klingons found out about the convoy, and learned enough to be able to trace its route. They were unaware of why this convoy was going to Kzinti space, but it was obvious that something was up and destroying this convoy would hinder whatever that was. While it was beyond their resources to reach that deeply behind Alliance lines at that point in the General War, there was still enough money to hire an Orion Pirate for the job.

## Aftermath

Fortunately, only the two small tankers were lost, and the *Windchaser* disengaged with heavy damage. Much has been written about the failure of Operation Cavalry to destroy the Klingon Empire’s northern starbase. The lack of sufficient tanker support, which restricted the ability of the operation’s offensive spearhead to maneuver and led directly to its engaging the Klingon Red Fleet head-on, may have been the single most critical factor.

An investigation into this incident eventually traced the attack to a single crewman on the Free Trader *Starrider*, who talked in a bar about where his ship was going and the makeup of the convoy.

## References

1. ↑ Various (2010). *Star Fleet Battles Module R12 – Unusual Ships*. (Amarillo Design Bureau), pp. 40–1.
USS Agincourt (NCC-1601)

## History

Launched in Y?? as the lead ship of the Republic Mark IV class heavy cruiser.

Converted to Constitution standards by Y165.

Y168 Encountered an Andromedan Intruder. (8C28)

Y171 Assigned to 3rd Fleet. Posted in Sector 2515 between K3 and K4. Fought a Klingon Frigate squadron, crippling one of the F5s before being recalled to the rally point.(SL303) Badly damaged in the next month of the Klingon invasion, the ship was out of service for two years.

Y173 Converted to a heavy drone cruiser (CAD) and returned to service.

Y179 Severely damaged in a Klingon ambush.

Y180 Returned to service in original form after some consideration to convert it into a carrier.

## Appendix

### See Also

*Republic* Mark IV-class early heavy cruisers, (YCA/CA)

**Agincourt** \* Pennsylvania \* Port Moresby \* Antietam \* Concord \* Dieppe \* Leyte Gulf \* Lissa \* Midway \* Pharsallus \* Vimy Ridge \* Ypres \* Defiant \* Nimitz \* Murfreesboro \* Hastings \* Raeder \* Arbela
All were eventually upgraded to Constitution standards
*Agincourt*-class heavy drone cruiser, (CAD)

**Agincourt**

### Appearances

Y168 - Pop goes the Andromedan (8C28)

Y171 - Agincourt at War (SL303)

### External link

* USS *Agincourt* (NCC-1601) at ***Memory Beta***, non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.

### References

1. ↑ Various (5 December 2011). *Captain's Log 44*. Edited by Stephen V. Cole. (Amarillo Design Bureau, Inc.). ISBN 978-1-58564-165-9.
2. ↑ Various (2000). *Star Fleet Battles Module R6 – The Fast Warships*. (Amarillo Design Bureau).
3. ↑ Various (2000). *Star Fleet Battles Module R6 – The Fast Warships*. (Amarillo Design Bureau).
4. ↑ Various (2000). *Star Fleet Battles Module R6 – The Fast Warships*. (Amarillo Design Bureau).
5. ↑ Various (2000). *Star Fleet Battles Module R6 – The Fast Warships*. (Amarillo Design Bureau).
USS Ahmed Jabril (NCC-707)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Humberto Ortega \* Nelson Mandela \* Barzani \* Khalid bin Sultan \* Zamora \* Gemayal \* Vo Nguyen Giap \* **Ahmed Jabril** \* Manuel Perez \* Pena Ben Ben \* Walid Jumblait \* Mohammed Aidid \* Eduardo Dos Santos \* Robert Mugabe \* Xanana Gusmao \* Ali Mahdi Mohamed \* Fadlallah \* John Garang \* Villalobos \* Zviad Gamsakhurdia \* Premadasa \* Turabi \* Ardzinba \* Hun Sen \* Tongogara \* Enrique Bermudez \* Holden Roberto \* Taylor \* Buthelezi \* Gringo Honasan \* Pundy \* Carroll \* Laurent Nkunda \* Eamonn De Valera \* Kim Jong il \* Chaudhry \* Talabani \* Hersi Morgan \* Chissano \* Abamail Guzman \* Iskandarov \* Joe Slovo \* Omar Jess \* Chilingutila \* Jonas Savimbi \* Haile Mengistu \* Afonso Dhlakama \* Dudayev \* Abdul Gafur \* Prince Johnson \* Nasrallah \* Ocalan \* Prabhakaran \* Rabin \* Ibrahim Rugova \* Sangak Safarov \* Saddam \* Y Peng Ayun \* Kenyatta \* Zarqawi \* Ariel Sharon \* Foday Sankoh \* Haile Selassie \* Leonard Wood \* Roland \* William T Sherman \* Nobunaga \* Toussaint Louverture \* Spitfire \* Cardondelet \* Hurricane \* Phil Kearny \* Turner Ashby \* Kutusov \* Wiquini \* Chickamauga \* Aetius
USS Chernavin (NCC-568)

## Notable Commanders and Crewmembers

Atlas \* Minerva \* Agamemnon \* Pericles \* Scipio Africanus \* Ajax \* Cerberus \* Oberon \* De Zeven Provincien \* Reprisal \* Canada \* Jervis Bay \* Neptune \* Sirius \* Halsey \* Nagumo \* Collingwood \* **Chernavin** \* Donitz \* Bernadotte \* Murat \* Rokosovsky \* Timoshenko \* Ptolemy \* Aggripa \* Von Steuben \* Hamilton \* Old Dessauer \* Schwerin \* Travis \* Joan of Arc