Bravo Fleet
USS Perseverance (NCC-97608)
Captain Walton and Commander Park are on a redemption tour after failing at the larger Obena Class USS Dragonfly. Now, they begin a journey towards regaining the confidence of their superiors and themselves.
USS Perseverance
Pathfinder-class • NCC-97608 • Montana Station Squadron • Task Force 21
The Perseverance is a science and exploration ship first and is dedicated to the discovery of the unknown.
Montana Station Squadron
Squadron Commands
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View All Stories31 March 2025
Montana Station, USS Dragonfly (Archive), USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, USS Gagarin, USS Nova, USS Perseverance and USS Zephyr
“For whatever reason, they think we’re best served there.” Captain Helena Dread picked at her dinner in the senior staff lounge, annoyed. Across from her, a less annoyed Captain Wren Walton enjoyed her sloppy joe sandwich. “I’ve never been to Risa”, Walton said. “All those years [...]
31 March 2025
Montana Station, USS Dragonfly (Archive), USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, USS Gagarin, USS Nova, USS Perseverance and USS Zephyr
“I’ve never been to Andoria.” Captain Peter Crawford mused as he sat in his ready room on the Franklin D. Roosevelt. The orders for his ship and the USS Nova had come quickly a few weeks ago. Commander Park of the USS Nova sat across the desk from him, her eyes filled with worry. The two [...]
31 March 2025
Montana Station, USS Dragonfly (Archive), USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, USS Gagarin, USS Nova, USS Perseverance and USS Zephyr
Commander T’saath sat at the empty briefing table, her eyes searching the PADD. It was March 30th, day 30 of The Blackout. They were no closer to finding out the cause of the event. They were no closer to identifying where it came from or why it seemed to have such an inconsistent effect [...]
23 March 2025
Montana Station, USS Dragonfly (Archive), USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, USS Gagarin, USS Nova, USS Perseverance and USS Zephyr
It had been standard practice for the senior staff to meet in the Command Briefing Operations once or twice weekly. However, that all changed with the events of ‘The Blackout.’ Within the first week of March, daily meetings became the norm. Each day was filled with discoveries, concerns, and [...]