Bravo Fleet
USS Yorktown (NCC-91717)
USS Yorktown
Constitution III-class • NCC-91717 • Fourth Fleet • Managed by FADM Teylas Ramar
“It is good to have an end to journey towards, but it is the journey that matters in the end.”
—Ursula K. Le Guin – Ship’s Dedication Quote
The USS Yorktown is a Constitution III-class starship that currently serves as the flagship of Starfleet’s Fourth Fleet. Originally slated to be named the USS Exeter, the Constitution III in drydock was renamed Yorktown after the previous Echelon-class Yorktown was destroyed during the events of Frontier Day.
Crew Manifest
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Jerok
Commanding Officer
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Shadaya Rahal
Executive Officer
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Kaol Sul
Chief Operations Officer
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Zikena Groll
Chief Engineer
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Alanna Benner
Chief Medical Officer
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Michael Thomas
Chief Helm Officer
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Zemess
Chief of Security
Recent Stories
View All Stories17 December 2025
RRW Devoras and USS Yorktown
The Quorathi Council Chamber of Tirath Vann was quieter than it had been since the arrival of the off world ships. The system-wide broadcast had ended hours earlier, yet its weight still hung in the air. Councilors sat in thoughtful silence, some with hands folded, others staring at the polished [...]
11 December 2025
RRW Devoras and USS Yorktown
The team moved through the relay chamber like clockwork, tension deep in the air. The walls of carved rock seemed to close in as the faint mechanical hums from the central core echoed, as the release of the transmission quickly approached. Commander Rahal hovered near the control banks with her [...]
5 December 2025
RRW Devoras and USS Yorktown
The relay chamber was quiet except for the steady pulse of the machine at its center. Green lights rippled through the arrays, casting shifting reflections across the rock walls. Commander Rahal stood with her hands clasped behind her back as her team worked in intent silence. Zemess and one of the [...]
23 November 2025
RRW Devoras and USS Yorktown
The Romulan Republic shuttle slipped through the darkness amongst the shadows cast by Quorath VII and its moons. The shuttle’s cloak held steady, every system throttled down to the lowest possible output as it approached the barren surface of the outer moon. The hull vibrated lightly as the [...]