Bravo Fleet
USS Tempest
Rhode Island-class • NCC-84705 • Liberty Science and Exploration Division • Sirius Expeditionary Squadron • Fourth Fleet • Managed by ADM Alexander Beckett
The USS Tempest NCC-84705 is a Rhode Island-class scout assigned to Sirius Squadron. Part of the squadron’s Science and Exploration Division, Tempest is a dedicated exploration and cultural investigations ship specialising in A&A (Anthropology and Archaeology) assignments. Under the command of seasoned scientist Captain Pentecost, the Tempest undertakes assignments of historical study, cultural exploration, and missions surrounding first contact, from preparation to execution to immediate aftermath. At a time when relations with Federation neighbours are strained, she is often part of collaborative research missions with allies, sharing Starfleet expertise to help expand cultural and historical understanding.
At present, much of her duties keep her on the borders with the Romulan Republic and the Klingon Empire, venturing into their space or beyond as needed, furthering Starfleet’s understanding of these rarely accessed regions of space, and the cultures that live there.
Sirius Expeditionary Squadron
Sirius Expeditionary Squadron is a unit centered around the Odyssey-class USS Sirius under the command of Commodore Matt Rourke. Sirius Squadron stands ready to deploy outside or on the fringes of Federation territory at short notice to respond to emerging situations across the galaxy. With multiple versatile and powerful ships at its disposal, the squadron can operate independently and without support for extended periods, and is flexible enough to face a range of missions, including under volatile circumstances where objectives and conditions can quickly change. While this profile often leads Sirius Squadron to respond to geopolitical crises, the unit’s versatility make it equally suited emergent scientific investigations.
The main unit, organised around the Sirius herself, is an element of several powerful ships each able to take the lead or act independently depending on the mission’s needs. Deployed together, they are a supremely well-rounded and capable unit. Two additional divisions provide specialist support. The first, headed by the USS Redemption, acts as an operations element to provide engineering, humanitarian, or diplomatic services. The second, headed by the USS Liberty, fulfils dedicated exploratory or scientific missions. The divisions may deploy independently or in support of one another, depending on operational needs.
To follow the main stories of Sirius Squadron, visit the USS Endeavour Command page.
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Squadron Commands
Liberty Science and Exploration Division
Redemption Operations and Outreach Division
Crew Manifest
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Evelyn Pentecost
Commanding Officer
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Julien Valois
Executive Officer
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Kedren Sorren
Chief Science Officer
Second Officer -
Lina Renard
Chief of Security/Tactical
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Nia Hargreaves
Chief Flight Control Officer
Recent Stories
View All Stories6 September 2025
USS Tempest
Pentecost stepped past Renard without slowing, offering Kovor the kind of smile she’d normally wear in a bar on shore leave: polite, irreverent, and dismissive all at once. ‘That was colourful, Captain,’ she told the Klingon, nodding back to the square and the crowd whispering around the [...]
4 September 2025
USS Tempest
The market was a thick press of bodies, and Renard couldn’t relax – not for herself, and not for the rest of the away team for whose safety she was responsible. Too many faces, too many weapons glinting from under jackets or hanging at hips or slung over shoulders, too many directions [...]
2 September 2025
USS Tempest
Tempest slid out of warp and Dornak IV swelled on the viewscreen, a dun-coloured world whose surface bore the scars of industry, visible even from this distance. They were not alone in orbit. Freighters with mismatched hulls slid towards the surface, salvage haulers tugged chains of scavenged [...]
29 August 2025
USS Tempest
The Tempest’s security armoury was as lean and pragmatic as the ship itself. On a larger vessel, the department would enjoy extended facilities: the brig, a training facility, separate equipment lockers amidst a loaded armoury, ordered offices and briefing rooms for day-to-day operations. A Rhode [...]