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The USS Olympia was a 24th century Federation starship operated by Starfleet. Olympia was sent on an eight year exploratory mission to the Beta Quadrant in 2363, under the command of Captain Lisa Cusak.

While returning to Federation space in 2371, Captain Cusak sent the ship to investigate an exogenic energy field surrounding the fourth planet of a star system in the Rutharian sector. When the Olympia scanned the energy barrier, it triggered a quantum reaction that sent a surge of metreon radiation that disabled the Olympia's engines, causing it to crash on the planet surface. Captain Cusak was the only survivor.

The planet's energy field caused her distress signal to be transmitted three years into the future, where it was picked up by the USS Defiant. The Defiant attempted a rescue, not knowing that Cusak had already been dead for three years. (DS9: "The Sound of Her Voice")

Olympia personnel

Background information

According to Doug Drexler, Gary Hutzel and Greg Jein, the Olympia wreckage was a reuse of parts from the USS Enterprise wreckage from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. [1]^(X) This suggested the Olympia was a Constitution-class (refit) starship.

Episode teleplay writer Ronald D. Moore named the Olympia for the United States Navy cruiser USS Olympia. (AOL chat, 1998)

Apocrypha

According to Star Trek: Titan novel Orion's Hounds, the mission of the Olympia was the furthest distance traveled into the Beta Quadrant, until USS Titan broke the Olympia's record in 2380.

External link

USS Olympia at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works

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-The '''USS ''Olympia''''' was a [[Federation]] [[starship]] that was in service with [[Starfleet]] in the mid-[[24th century]]. ''Olympia'' was sent on an eight year exploratory mission to the [[Beta Quadrant]] in [[2363]], under the [[commanding officer|command]] of [[Captain]] [[Lisa Cusak]].
+The '''USS ''Olympia''''' was a [[24th century]] [[Federation]] [[starship]] operated by [[Starfleet]]. ''Olympia'' was sent on an [[eight-year mission|eight year exploratory mission]] to the [[Beta Quadrant]] in [[2363]], under the [[commanding officer|command]] of [[Captain]] [[Lisa Cusak]].
-While returning to Federation [[space]] in [[2371]], Captain Cusak sent the ship to investigate an exogenic [[energy field]] surrounding the fourth [[planet]] of a [[star system]] in the [[Rutharian sector]]. When the ''Olympia'' [[sensor|scanned]] the [[energy barrier]], it triggered a [[quantum reaction]] that sent a surge of [[metreon]] [[radiation]] that disabled the ''Olympia''{{'}}s engines, causing it to crash on the planet surface. Captain Cusak was the only survivor.
+While returning to Federation [[space]] in [[2371]], Captain Cusak sent the ship to investigate an exogenic [[energy field]] surrounding the fourth [[planet]] of a [[star system]] in the [[Rutharian sector]]. When the ''Olympia'' [[sensor|scanned]] the [[energy barrier]], it triggered a [[quantum reaction]] that sent a surge of [[metreon]] [[radiation]] that disabled the ''Olympia''{{'}}s engines, causing it to  [[crash landing|crash]] on the planet surface. Captain Cusak was the only survivor.
 The planet's energy field caused her [[distress call|distress signal]] to be transmitted three years into the future, where it was picked up by the {{USS|Defiant|2370}}. The ''Defiant'' attempted a rescue, not knowing that Cusak had already been [[death|dead]] for three years. ({{DS9|The Sound of Her Voice}})
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-==Background==
+==Background information==
-According to [[Doug Drexler]], [[Gary Hutzel]] said [[Greg Jein]] built the ''Olympia'' by reusing the model of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} wreckage from {{film|3}}. [http://drexfiles.wordpress.com/2009/02/17/transmission-point-nemecek/] This suggests it was a type of ([[refit]]) {{ShipClass|Constitution}}, possibly with [[saucer separation]] capabilities.
+According to [[Doug Drexler]], [[Gary Hutzel]] and [[Greg Jein]], the ''Olympia'' wreckage was a reuse of parts from the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} wreckage from {{film|3}}. {{DrexFiles|2009/02/17/transmission-point-nemecek/}} This suggested the ''Olympia'' was a {{Class|Constitution}} ([[refit]]) starship.
-Episode teleplay writer [[Ronald D. Moore]] named the ''Olympia'' for the [[United States Navy]] cruiser [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Olympia_(C-6) USS ''Olympia'']. {{AOLchat|Ronald D. Moore|ron100|1998}}
+Episode teleplay writer [[Ronald D. Moore]] named the ''Olympia'' for the [[United States Navy]] cruiser {{w|USS Olympia (C-6)|USS ''Olympia''}}. {{AOLchat|Ronald D. Moore|ron100|1998}}
 ==Apocrypha==
-The ''Olympia'' is mentioned several times in the ''[[Star Trek: Titan]]'' [[novels|novel]] ''[[Orion's Hounds]]''.
+According to ''[[Star Trek: Titan]]'' [[novels|novel]] ''[[Orion's Hounds]]'', the mission of the ''Olympia'' was the furthest distance traveled into the Beta Quadrant, until {{USS|Titan}} broke the ''Olympia''{{'}}s record in [[2380]].
 ==External link==
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+* {{mbeta|USS Olympia (24th century)|USS ''Olympia''}}
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