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The '''USS ''Serenity''''' is a [[Duderstadt Class|Duderstadt class]] light cruiser | The '''USS ''Serenity''''' is a [[Duderstadt Class|Duderstadt class]] light cruiser currently assigned to [[Polaris Squadron]] within [[Task Force 93]] of the [[Fourth Fleet]]. | ||
===History=== | ===History=== | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 18 June 2023
The USS Serenity is a Duderstadt class light cruiser currently assigned to Polaris Squadron within Task Force 93 of the Fourth Fleet.
History
The Duderstadt class USS Serenity was commissioned in January 2401. It follows a lineage of vessels to bear the name Serenity, including most recently a Diligent class vessel, registry NCC-81356, which also served in the Fourth Fleet until it was lost in 2400.
The USS Serenity left drydock in February 2401 under the command of Captain Mark Gilliam, and almost immediately, it was thrust into the Lost Fleet crisis, responding to a distress call from the USS Kison, a Raven class corvette that had come under attack from three Jem'Hadar fighters. The Serenity successfully repelled the assault, but it suffered extensive damage and the loss of its captain.
Following two weeks of repairs at Farpoint Station, the Serenity was assigned by Commodore Imya Jori to Fleet Admiral Allison Reyes as part of Polaris Squadron.
March 2401: Voices of Deneb
During the latter stages of the Lost Fleet crisis, Admiral Reyes took the Serenity behind enemy lines to conduct a series of sorties against Dominion and Breen forces. This culminated in the Battle of Ciatar Nebula when, assisted by the USS Valhalla and the USS Andromeda, the Serenity aided the USS Mariner in delivering Vorta representatives from the present era Dominion to the Lost Fleet in order to facilitate the cessation of hostilities.
April 2401: Troubles on the Homefront
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