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[[File:USS Sao Paulo.jpg |thumb|150px|The ''USS Encounter'' <br><sup>Image © Paramount</sup>]]The''' ''USS Encounter'' '''was a [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] starship serving in [[Starfleet]] in the late 2370's. Doctor [[Dr. Lucan cin Nicander| Lucan cin Nicander]] served aboard the ''Encounter'' as | [[File:USS Sao Paulo.jpg |thumb|150px|The ''USS Encounter'' <br><sup>Image © Paramount</sup>]]The''' ''USS Encounter'' '''was a [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] starship serving in [[Starfleet]] in the late 2370's. Doctor [[Dr. Lucan cin Nicander| Lucan cin Nicander]] served aboard the ''Encounter'' as the ship's [[Medical|medical]] officer from the time he left [[Starfleet Medical]] in 2376 to the time he was assigned to the ''[[USS Theurgy]]'' in 2378. | ||
After the ''[[USS Theurgy]]'' discovered the conspiracy that compromised Starfleet and fled Federation space, the ''Encounter'' was selected to be part of [[Task Force Archeron]] and ordered to hunt down and destroy the errant carrier. | After the ''[[USS Theurgy]]'' discovered the conspiracy that compromised Starfleet and fled Federation space, the ''Encounter'' was selected to be part of [[Task Force Archeron]] and ordered to hunt down and destroy the errant carrier. | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 15 November 2016
The USS Encounter was a Federation starship serving in Starfleet in the late 2370's. Doctor Lucan cin Nicander served aboard the Encounter as the ship's medical officer from the time he left Starfleet Medical in 2376 to the time he was assigned to the USS Theurgy in 2378.
After the USS Theurgy discovered the conspiracy that compromised Starfleet and fled Federation space, the Encounter was selected to be part of Task Force Archeron and ordered to hunt down and destroy the errant carrier.
In March of 2381 the Encounter was disabled by Lieutenant Commander Carrigan Trent's "Soup Sandwich" virus.
