The Starfleet Fourth Fleet was a numbered fleet in the United Federation of Planets Starfleet, active in the 23rd and 24th centuries.
The Fourth Fleet was commanded by Admiral T'Pam aboard USS Achernar ca. 2285. (Starfleet International)
The Fourth was involved in the Battle of Rumarda where they lost 54 starships and 13,200 personnel in the early part of the Dominion War. (The Dominion War Sourcebook: The Fires of Armageddon)
By early 2375, the Fourth joined the Tenth Fleet in operations against Dominion positions at Betazed. A Romulan fleet was sent to assist the two fleets, however in the planet's defense perimeter easily withstood the attack, destroyed 27 Romulan warbirds and a like number of capital ships from the Fourth and Tenth. (LUG RPG: The Dominion War Sourcebook: The Fires of Armageddon)
Fleet commanders
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- Admiral T'Pam - 2285. (Starfleet International)
- Fleet Admiral D. Rodriguez - 2377-78. (Starfleet International)
- Admiral E. Nowlin - 2378-2384. (Starfleet International)
- Vice Admiral C. Killian - 2384-?. (Starfleet International)
- Rear Admiral Drake Bailey - late 24th century. (Starfleet Command (RPG))
Ships of the Fourth FleetEdit
The following were vessels assigned to the Fourth Fleet as of 2285:
The following were vessels assigned to the Fourth Fleet as of 2380:
- USS Angeles (NCC-71840)
- USS Dragon's Cub (NCC-81003)
- USS Eagle (NCC-1719)
- USS Oberon (NCC-71820)
- USS Onizuka (NCC-71815)
- USS Silver Moon (NCC-75024)
- USS Stormbringer (NCC-74213)
- USS Tikopai (NCC-1800)
The following vessels were assigned to the Fourth Fleet based out of Cascade Station and K'Ehleyr Station as of 2388:
USS Harbinger (NCC-36225) was the flagship of the Fourth, commanded by Rear Admiral Drake Bailey, in the late 24th century. (Starfleet Command (RPG))
Fleet elements (2378)Edit
BackgroundEdit
The Fourth Fleet was also a nickname for Starfleet International chapters in Region 4 — Arizona, California, Hawaii and Nevada. (Starfleet International: Scott A. Akers, et al., Master Genealogy: Starfleet Region 4)
