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{{Apollo-A}}
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{{LCARS-bar-heading|A Mandate of Deep Space Exploration|400|COLOR=Maroon}}
{{Motto - Inactive|The dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow.|Robert Goddard|ICON=Odyssey-icon1.gif}}
The '''USS Apollo''' (NCC-71669-A) is an {{c|Odyssey}} starship last commanded by '''Fleet Captain [[Nicholotti, Kali|Kalianna Nicholotti]]''' before she was inactivated on stardate 239302.


[[Image:Apollo.jpg|thumb|300px|left|The Achilles Class, USS Apollo]]
The Apollo Space Program was a vision come to life when the Apollo 11 crew landed on the surface of Earth’s moon. For decades, it stood alone as the single greatest achievement in deep space exploration. On the heels of the program, mankind was tested to push themselves harder, and further into space.


On stardate 238902.03, the Achilles Class predecessor, USS Apollo, launched with a mission of peace and exploration of the far reaches of the Beta Quadrant, near the Typhon Sector. Sadly, on stardate 239104.19, the ship was lost in battle against two Borg Cubes. The crew of the Apollo were on a classified mission and had to prevent a potentially dangerous substance from falling in Borg hands.


The Apollo Space Program was a vision come to life when the Apollo 11 crew landed on the surface of Earth’s moon on the 20th July 1969. The original Apollo program ran from 1961 to 1972. For decades, it stood alone as the single greatest achievement in deep space exploration. On the heels of the program, mankind was tested to push themselves harder, and further into space.  
In the ashes of the incident, the crew was eventually reassigned to the next iteration of the namesake. The Odyssey Class, USS Apollo-A launched from Utopia Planitia on stardate 239109.04. The ship was the newest and largest ever constructed by Starfleet. With her size, came a responsibility of the same size. Picking up where the original USS Apollo left off, the successor departed for the Typhon Sector to boldly go where no one has gone before.  


The {{USS|Apollo}} was a fitting name for the {{c|Achilles}} ship, which launched on 238902.03 with a mandate of peace and exploration in the far reaches of the Beta Quadrant, near the Typhon Sector. Like those that had gone before them, the ship's crew would face the unknown and boldly go where no one has gone before. It faced its toughest challenge and was lost on stardate 239104.19, in a battle against two Borg Cubes. It had undertaken a classified mission with the goal of preventing a potentially dangerous substance from falling in Borg hands.
With a mandate for deep space exploration, the Apollo-A would use her slipstream drive to extend Federation relations to systems unknown. They would act as an ambassador of peace, as they charted more of the universe.


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[[Image:Odyssey-class_Apollo-A.jpg|left|300px|thumb|The Odyssey Class, USS Apollo-A]]
 
In the ashes of the incident, the crew was eventually reassigned to the next iteration of the namesake. The {{c|Odyssey}}, USS Apollo-A launched from Utopia Planitia on stardate 239109.04. The ship was the newest and largest ever constructed by Starfleet. With its enormous size, came a responsibility of the same size. Picking up where the original USS Apollo left off, the successor departed for the Typhon Sector with Rear Admiral [[Andrus Jaxx]] in command. It was taken out of service temporarily on Stardate 239205.28 as part of a "Strategic Reconfiguration". It was put back into service under Fleet Captain [[Nicholotti, Kali|Kalianna Nicholotti's]] command on Stardate 239207.13. Now better equipped, it resumed its former mission until recalled on stardate 239302.16. Using its slipstream drive, they would extend Federation relations to systems unknown, acting as ambassadors of peace, as they charted more of the universe.
 
 
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|quote  = There can be no thought of finishing, for aiming at the stars,
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there is always the thrill of just beginning.
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[[Image:Apollo Delta 2.jpg|left|300px|thumb|The Odyssey Class, USS Apollo-A]]
 
Following the return of the {{c|Intrepid}}, USS Voyager from the Delta Quadrant, Starfleet initiated Project Full Circle. In 2381 the first ships set off for the Delta Quadrant. Following their success, Starfleet decided to follow up with a second wave of ships, which included the {{c|Horizon}}, {{USS|Darwin|A}} and {{c|Defiant}}, {{USS|Triumphant}}, in an attempt to extend Federation relations into the quadrant. This led to the creation of [[Outpost Unity]], which was build in a joint collaboration between Starfleet and the [[Talaxian|Talaxians]]. The Triumphant was reassigned to other duties in the Beta Quadrant, while the Darwin and its commanding officer headed up a new Task Force in the [[Par'tha Expanse]].
 
Starfleet Command is now ready to initiate the next phase of Project Full Circle. After years spent exploring and charting the Thyphon Expanse, the USS Apollo-A was reassigned to the new frontier, and on On Stardate 239509.25, it launched with a new commanding officer and crew. Rear Admiral [[Renos]], who has considerable experience in frontier space and commanded the Darwin-A during its mission in the Delta Quadrant, was deemed the ideal candidate to lead the new mission. Their primary mission will be to explore strange new worlds, seek out new civilisations and boldly go where no one has gone before.
 
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File:Apollo-A3.jpg|''The USS Apollo-A orbiting Earth''
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<center>'''"There can be no thought of finishing, for aiming at the stars,<br>both literally and figuratively, is the work of generations,<br>but no matter how much progress one makes<br>there is always the thrill of just beginning."'''<br>'''- Robert Goddard'''</center><br /><br />
 


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