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The USS Titan, was only the sixth Sovereign Class vessel to leave Federation shipyard and was commissioned in early 2379 at the San Franscisio Yards, Earth. Commanded by Captain T. Draigon, she has seen much more than her fair share of active duty. Whether this be in and around some of the most difficult and dangerous situations in recent times, dealing with unknown and potentially hostile races or untangling the complex web of alien diplomacy and intelligence operations.
The name Titan stems from ancient Greek mythology, Titans were the children and the direct descendants of heaven whom lived on Earth (Gaea). According to the myth they possessed great strength and agility, making them fearsome warriors.
As such the Titan is aptly named, possessing great strength and speed. The Titan as we know her now stems from a long and prestigious line of vessels. Vessels which have inspired their crews to perform feats almost unheard of, and to ensue the principles of the Federation are upheld in the months, years and decades to come. She is undoubtedly The Keeper of the Flame, the flame signifying the heart of the Federation and to explore and protect to ensure the dream lives on.
The Titan was destroyed in 2382.
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