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History of the Wayfarer


The first recorded ship to bear the name Wayfarer was built by W. H. Potter & Sons, Liverpool in 1886 and owned at the time of her loss by Robert Mattsson, Mariehamn, was a Finnish iron sailing ship of 2.089 tons. She was later renamed to Tasmania.

On December 2nd, 1917, Tasmania, on a voyage from New Orleans to Bordeaux with a cargo of steel, wood and tobacco, was scuttled by the German submarine UC-17 (Ulrich Pilzecker), southwest of Ushant in the Bay of Biscay.












Another ship to bear the name Wayfarer was a British Passenger/Cargo Vessel of 5,068 tons built in 1925 by Charles Connell & Company, Scotstoun, Yard No 403 for Charente S.S Co Ltd (t & J Harrison), Liverpool.

She was powered by a steam triple expansion engine of 3 cylinders giving 12.5 knots. Engines by David Rowan & Co. Ltd.

On the 19th August 1944 she was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U-862 (later I-502) about 90 miles from Mozambique when on a voyage from Colombo & Port Said for the Uk with 3000 tons of copper and 2000 tons of coal. Only 10 of the 61 crew survived.







The next ship to carry the name Wayfarer was a replacement cargo vessel for the Harrison line. She was completed by Wm. Doxford & Sons. Ltd. in Sunderland on 09/01/1951 and had a gross tonnage of 8150 tonnes.

On March 7th, 1973, the on a voyage from Ashdod to Constantza with iron ore, she was wrecked off Costinesti, 2 miles S. of Contantza. Before she caught fire.
















The next ship to carry the name was built in 1973 by Nippon Kokan Shimizu in Japan for the British Run Harrison Line to replace the much older 1951 vessel. At the time this large vessel could carry upto 1,097,000 metric tonnes of cargo. She travelled all around the world including the Pacific and Atlantic oceans well into the late 80's and 90's.

















The first Starfleet Vessel to bear the name Wayfarer was an Ambassador Class Starship launched in 2354 registry number NCC-10536. The vessel primarily saw action along the Neutral Zone of the Romulan Star Empire and the Klingon Border. In 2374 the Wayfarer was under the command of Captain Gabriel Stonelake and First Officer Suriya Chen. However was destroyed in The Dominion War during Operation Return. Many of the crew however survived and were safely rescued by other friendly vessels.
















The current USS Wayfarer today was built in 2375 at the Utopia Planetia Shipyards. Originally commanded by Captain Micheal Meezo. However only a few months after being out of spacedock Captain Meezo and several other officers were declared Missing in Action after transporting a dangerous criminal. The Wayfarer was found adrift before being towed to the nearest Starbase for repairs. The ship was then commanded briefly by Captain Dick Sprague for a short run down trip to Earth before his retirement. The Wayfarers third and current commander is Captain Akeno Misaki.




















Captains of the Wayfarer


Micheal Meezo
Rank:
Years active: 2375 - 2376
Current Status: Declared Missing in Action.


Dick Sprague
Rank:
Years active: 2376 - 2376
Current Status: Retired from service


Akeno Misaki
Rank:
Years active: 2376 - Current
Current Status: Assigned CO USS Wayfarer




Fleet Awards from Previous Years

Fleet Awards 2023

January

Best Post (Joint Authors) awarded for 'He's dead Jim...' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani, Lieutenant Commander Raelyn Mckenzie, Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson & Lieutenant Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok.

Most Improved, awarded to Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson.

February

Best Post (Single Author) awarded for 'Impromptu First Date' by Lieutenant JG Patra Rommel

MVP awarded to Lieutenant Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok.

March

Best Post (Single Author) awarded for 'Coming to grips with true love' by Lieutenant JG Patra Rommel

MVP awarded to Lieutenant JG Patra Rommel.

April

Best Post (Single Post) for 'Day 7: Deena, a pleasant surprise.' by Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson.


May

Best Post (Joint Authors) awarded for 'Klingon Accusations ' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani, Lieutenant Commander Raelyn Mckenzie, Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson & Lieutenant Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok.

August
Best Post (Joint Authors) awarded for 'Warship located ' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani, Lieutenant Commander Raelyn Mckenzie, Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson & Lieutenant Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok.

September
Best Post (Joint Authors) awarded for 'Wayfarer Down ' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani, Lieutenant Commander Raelyn Mckenzie, Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson & Lieutenant Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok.

October
Best Post (Joint Authors) awarded for 'Jailbreak!' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani, Lieutenant Commander Raelyn Mckenzie, Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson & Lieutenant Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok & Lieutenant Vrax tr'Keirianh.

November
Best Post (Joint Authors) awarded for 'Traitors be amongst us' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani, Lieutenant Commander Raelyn Mckenzie, Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson & Lieutenant Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok & Lieutenant Vrax tr'Keirianh.


Fleet Awards 2022

January

Best Post (Joint Post) for 'Junior Emerges' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Lieutenant Ileah, Lieutenant Raelyn Mckenzie & Lieutenant JG Torvin Anor

Most Improved, awarded to Lieutenant JG Torvin Anor

February

MVP awarded to Lieutenant Rania Bhatti.

March

MVP awarded to Lieutenant Raelyn McKenzie.

April

Best Post (Joint Post) for 'Going down' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Lieutenant Commander Jonathan Miller, Lieutenant Ileah, Lieutenant Raelyn Mckenzie, Lieutenant JG Torvin Anor, Lieutenant Rania Bhatti, Lieutenant Mark Johnson & Ensign Magnum Rhodes

May

MVP awarded to Lieutenant JG Patra Rommel.

June

MVP awarded to Lieutenant JG Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok.

July

Best Post (Joint Post) for 'Thank You' by Captain Akeno Misaki & Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson

Genesis Award for 'The Ballad of Johnathan Miller' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Lieutenant Commander Mark Johnson & Lieutenant Commander Jonathan Miller

August

Best Post (Single Author) for 'Counting flotsam and jetsam' by Lieutenant Torvin Anor.

MVP awarded to Lieutenant JG Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok.

September

Best Post (Single Author) for 'Meeting the Neurosurgeon ' by Lieutenant Patra Rommel.

Genesis Award for 'The First Morning' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani & Lieutenant Rosaleen O'Donnell Lieutenant Raelyn Mckenzie& Lieutenant Mark Johnson& Lieutenant JG Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok

October

Best Post (Single Author) for 'Scoring a date with Doctor Holliday ' by Lieutenant Patra Rommel.

Best Post (Joint post) for 'Day One – Beach Games! (Part 1)' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani & Lieutenant Rosaleen O'Donnell Lieutenant Raelyn Mckenzie& Lieutenant Mark Johnson& Lieutenant JG Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok & Lieutenant Ileah.

November

Funniest Post for 'Day One - Beach Games! (Part 2)' by Captain Akeno Misaki, Commander Mashiro Munetani & Lieutenant Rosaleen O'Donnell Lieutenant Raelyn Mckenzie& Lieutenant Mark Johnson& Lieutenant JG Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok & Lieutenant Ileah.

Genesis Award for 'Dinner Date' by Captain Akeno Misaki.

Recruitment Award given to Lieutenant Avery Coyle.

December

Genesis Post for 'Somethings afoot (Part 1)' by Captain Akeno Misaki & Commander Mashiro Munetani & Lieutenant Rosaleen O'Donnell &Lieutenant Raelyn Mckenzie& Lieutenant Mark Johnson& Lieutenant JG Luna Eclipse of the House of Martok
Lieutenant Sidney Harper * Lieutenant Avery Coyle & Lieutenant Ileah.

Most Improved, awarded to Lieutenant Raelyn Mckenzie