USS Constitution

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USS Constitution
General Information
Registry NCC-91700
Class & Type Constitution III-class Explorer
Affiliation Starfleet, United Federation of Planets
Status Active
Commissioned 2400
Assignment
Task Force Fourth Fleet Operations
Squadron Odyssey Squadron
Key Personnel
Commanding Officer Captain Horatio McCallister
Executive Officer Commander Thaustin
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" What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from."
    —T.S. Elliot - Ship's Dedication Quote

The USS Constitution (NCC-91700) is a Constitution III-class Federation starship and was the prototype for the class. The Constitution is an explorer and was launched in 2400. Initially she remained at the San Francisco Fleet Yards undergoing reviews and tests on her new systems. Though others of her class had been launched, the Constitution played the role of test-bed until mid-2401. After the fiasco at Frontier Day, Starfleet decided to send off with a permanent captain and crew.

Captain Horatio McCallister was given command of the ship by Fleet Admiral Luke Duncan and ordered to join the Odyssey Squadron. McCallister had previously command the USS Bellerophon and was interim captain on the USS Triton. As both of these vessels suffered heavy damage from the events surrounding Frontier Day, those crewmembers who had survived and were available were assigned to the Constitution.

Design and Layout

Being the prototype, the Constitution was designed to try and capture the essence of the original Constitution-class. A number of her features carry on certain styles from the 2250/60s era with a 25th century twist.