USS Incursion

From Star Trek Game Information

Contents 1 Star Trek: Away Team 2 Star Trek: Armada II 3 Star Trek: Starfleet Command III

[edit] Star Trek: Away Team

Commanded by Captain Marcus Refielian, the Incursion is a modified Defiant class starship equipped with a Holo Generator, a type of cloaking device that can disguise the ship as another vessel in the computer database. The ship was launched shortly after the Dominion War, manned by a crew of special operatives with skills in performing covert duties other starship crews couldn't.

While on it's shakedown cruise inside Klingon Territory, the Incursion came to the aid of a Klingon Bird of Prey under attack by a Romulan vessel, and was able to force the attacking ship to withdraw by posing as a Romulan Warbird on a Tal Shiar mission.

[edit] Star Trek: Armada II

The USS Incursion is a specially modified Starfleet ship which uses a Holo Generator for covert operations. The Holo Generator disguises the ship as a targeted ship of another team. Whilst the Holo Generator is active the ship can not attack or be attacked by a targeted team.

Note: The USS Incursion is a 'Hero Ship' and should not be lost.

Role:	Hero
Crew:	80
Officers:	7
Construction Time:	N/A
Dilithium Cost:	N/A
Metal Cost:	N/A
Sheild Strength:	1000
Weapons:	Pulse Phasers / Photon Torpedoes
Special Weapons:	Holo Generator
Cloaking Device:	N/A

[edit] Star Trek: Starfleet Command III

After discovering Starfleet's Incursion technology, Admiral Arai of the Tal Shiar ordered a covert operation to retrieve the Holocloak from a Starfleet shipyard, and then equipped Romulan vessels with the technology to pose as Federation and Klingon starships, attacking both sides to destabilize the alliance between the two powers. The drawback to using the device was that weapon signatures could not be masked.

When the Romulan plot was uncovered by Starfleet after the Unity Starbase incident, the decision was made to dismantle the USS Incursion and the Holocloak technology in the interest of Interstellar relations.