For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return. Leonardo da Vinci
With Commander Anacostia-Bolling taking the Captains seat the USS da Vinci is ready to boldly set forth. Guarding the Federation boarders and beyond.
As of 25th March 2402 the USS da Vinci is joined by her sister ship the USS Grus to form the da Vinci Scout Division.
Both will work independently of each other, or as a pair; dependant on the mission parameters.
The Divisions main area of patrol is between Starbase 86 and the Romulan Free State.
26 June 2025
Mission 4: Old Memories New Issues
USS da Vinci
Ensign Hayley Green had been appointed the Chief Engineer of the USS da Vinci, less than twenty-four hours ago; her current task was that of solving the mysterious death of a fellow engineer. In Green’s mind, things just didn’t sit right, she just wished she could put her finger on the reason [...]
24 June 2025
Chapter 4: Voice Of A dead Man
Mission 4: Old Memories New Issues
USS da Vinci
Doctor Tanzim Sunny , Chief Medical Officer aboard the USS da Vinci, walked slowly around the trolley, a medical orderly a nurse had just brought into the room. He thanked the orderly, who nodded and left quietly; whilst the nurse set about unfastening the small lock holding the zip on the long [...]
17 June 2025
Chapter 3: A Bad Attitude And A Bad Smell
Mission 4: Old Memories New Issues
USS da Vinci
Lieutenant Marco Yolanda walked into the conference room with his usual brash arrogant manner. This was not the look of an officer who, only hours before had lost a member of his team. He came to a stop at one end of the table: bringing himself stiffly to attention; whilst at the other end sat [...]
14 June 2025
Chapter 2: Engineering Problems
Mission 4: Old Memories New Issues
USS da Vinci
Lieutenant Marco Yolanda marched into Main Engineering like he owned the place. Technically as Chief Engineer of the USS da Vinci, he did. Yet it was that air of authority and distain for those that worked below him; and he did emphasise the word ‘below’ rather than referring to them as [...]