“Never regret thy fall, O Icarus of the fearless flight. For the greatest tragedy of them all is never to feel the burning light.” – Oscar Wilde
One of the first production runs of the Rhode Island class, Daedalus was one of the late Nova space frames converted for use in the new Rhode Island class. For nearly 2 decades, Daedalus has been the quick stitch for the Federation, acting as a first responder to crises and incidents, collecting information and preparing the way for the might of Starfleet. Now she serves Starfleet as the advance eyes and ears of the Typhon Wayfinding Squadron, looking ahead to chart the way into the unknown. When the situation demands, Daedalus is quite capable of acting independently, defending herself and others from danger.
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“Dawn after dawn.”
Tasked with pushing the boundaries of Federation space, the Typhon Wayfinding Squadron serves the Fourth Fleet across three distinct theatres of operation. From the politically charged corridors of the Former Demilitarised Zone to the uncharted reaches of the Shackleton Expanse, each command carries the Federation’s message into spaces where its presence is either desperately needed or entirely new.
Led from the USS Typhon, the squadron’s work is rarely simple and never finished. Diplomats, explorers and cartographers in equal measure, the crewmembers of the Typhon Wayfinding Squadron rise each morning to meet the next horizon — dawn after dawn.
