USS Auckland
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| USS Auckland | |
| General Information | |
| Registry | NCC-80241 |
| Class & Type | Parliament-class |
| Affiliation | Starfleet |
| Status | Active |
| Commissioned | 2380 |
| Assignment | |
| Task Force | Task Force 93 |
| Task Group | Task Group 58 |
| Role | Light Cruiser |
| Key Personnel | |
| Commanding Officer | Commander Aris Suin |
| Executive Officer | Lieutenant Commander Gin Fenway |
| Template:Starship | |
The USS Auckland is a Parliament-class utility cruiser assigned to Task Force 93 of Fourth Fleet. She is currently under the command of Commander Aris Suin. Her engineering specialization often has her on the front lines of colony establishments, infrastructure builds, space construction and second-contact diplomatic functions.
History
As of 2401, the Auckland has been assigned to support the peoples of the Proteus System in what was once territory of the Romulan Star Empire as they battle an outbreak of Terrellian Plague amongst the mining colony.
The Lost Fleet
Main Article: The Lost Fleet
With the imminent return of the lost Dominion Fleet, The USS Auckland was assigned to the Yadev II supply depot to refit and reactivate mothballed ships to mount a defense of the system. With only three day's notice, the crew were able to successfully reactivate a number of these decades old vessels and successfully mount a defense against an inbound Dominion squadron.
Configuration
Main Article: Parliament-class Utility Cruiser
The Auckland is a Parliament-class utility cruiser in the standard configuration for the 2400's. Her primary functions related to engineering and engineering support often utilises her suite of scientific and research and development labs. While her armaments may be light, her class-eight warp drive, overpowered impulse engines and enhanced shielding allow her to outrun most threats not easily defended against.
To ensure she is able to provide adequate support to the projects she is assigned to, the Auckland makes the most of the available space in the nacelle pylons and engineering hull by utilising residential hallways to house the numerous crew required to operate the ship and the many specialists and researchers routinely assigned to her in support functions. Despite her specialist nature, the Auckland is well appointed with various recreation facilities comparable to larger vessels including a number of holodecks and lounge facilities.
Auxiliary Craft
Her large shuttlebay comfortably holds 16 shuttles and utility vessels. Ensuring no matter the assignment whether it be personnel transport, cargo drops or contruction, the Auckland is well equipped no matter the deployment.