Bravo Fleet
USS Olympic
Olympic-class • NCC-38000 • Task Force 21 • Managed by CAPT Cressida Brennan
The USS Olympic (NCC-38000) was the first Olympic-class cruiser launched in 2364. She is currently assigned to the Fourth Fleet’s Task Force 21.
Command
At the helm is a captain with an impeccable record, a long frontline record, and one reassignment involving a pregnancy and a desire for a job where explosions happen slightly less often. The XO? Let’s just say her last command ended with a civilian vessel and a tactical misjudgment, and leave it at that. Both now run a tight, efficient ship – mostly because they already now what happens if you don’t.
Education
The Olympic boasts a top-tier teaching facility, and the sort of assignment where medical students learn fast – because real emergencies don’t wait until you’ve checked your notes. Cadets and junior officers train alongside veterans who’ve seen everything from plasma burns to sentient viruses that file complaints with the ethics boards, forging the connections that shape a medical career: a trusted mentor, a lifelong friend, and – inevitably – their first nemesis.
Research
When the Olympic isn’t saving lives or teaching the next generation of medics, it’s pushing the boundaries of medicine and science – sometimes right up to the ‘do not cross’-tape. Interdisciplinary / Interspecies teams tackle xenopathology, adaptive therapeutics and emergency medicine protocols.
It’s also a conference hub, hosting events that bring together the galaxy’s brightest minds to share discoveries, argue over methodology, and quietly steal each other’s ideas.
The Olympic Medical Journal, headquartered aboard, publishes cutting-edge research for the medical community. Once famous for a scandal involving bad data, bad judgement and worse editorial peer review, the OMJ is now under uncompromising new leadership, and clawing its way back to relevance.
Content on this command is rated at 2-2-2 on the RPG Ratings Scale, per the Bravo Fleet Content Policy. Mild swearing, contextual violence, and limited/romantic sexual interaction may be present. It is intended for audiences (16+).
Crew Manifest
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Saffiya Nassar
Commanding Officer
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Asgren Valdes
Executive Officer
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Neritalor Zantett
Chief of Security and Tactical
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Avery Quence
Research - Biostructural Ethics
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Seth Thompson
Research - Rapid Response
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Aski Zantett
Research - Multispecies Recovery and Compliance
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Obasi Jalloh
Research - Xenopathology
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Arys Trovek
Medical Officer
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Roxanne Childress
Editor-in-Chief (Olympic Medical Journal)
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Vivienne Claybrook
Journalist (Olympic Medical Journal)
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Larta
MSNPC
Recent Stories
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USS Babylon and USS Olympic
Saffiya’s appreciation of home increased in direct proportion to the temporal and geographical distance between her and it. From far away, it was warm and welcoming and exactly as she remembered it. Up close, it was just home, and usually failed to live up to the brochure in her head. Today, [...]
29 November 2025
USS Babylon and USS Olympic
Pink, teal, and violet flames danced on liquid torches scattered around the clearing, planted in ley lines that the Varjokh couldn’t quite explain to the visitors. The method of calculation was too archaic and obscure. A subject for another ship’s mission, perhaps. The light from the chromatic [...]
2 November 2025
USS Babylon and USS Olympic
As soon as he’d been alerted that the Olympic was entering orbit, Anand had tossed a “you have the bridge” over his shoulder to Bohkat and dashed into his ready room. If he were the first one to send out a greeting, then he wouldn’t have to listen to Szarka at communications announce an [...]
27 October 2025
USS Babylon and USS Olympic
The trees were out to get Ixabi, and they were everywhere. Rarely had she seen a capital city like Yovra: instead of plants landscaped as an afterthought into a city’s soft corners, each building, road, and signpost seemed carefully woven into whatever spaces the forest offered. The [...]