USS Agamemnon NFC-7801 - International Federation of Trekkers GEO 1

She carried an armament of muzzle loading smooth-bore cannon, as usual for warships at this time, on two decks. She was completed in 1852. She was not the first British battleship to be completed with steam power; HMS Sans Pareil, a pre-existing square-rigged second-rate, was converted to ancillary steam power (retaining her rig) and completed in 1851. Between 1857 and 1858, the Agamemnon was equipped as a cable ship and laid the eastern half of the first Transatlantic telegraph cable.

She was commissioned in September 1884 for service on the China Station. During her passage out, during the Russian war scare, she shadowed the Russian cruiser Vladimir Monomakh. She grounded several times in the Suez canal, holding up traffic for some days. On her return to the Mediterranean in 1886 she had her stern altered at Malta in an attempt to correct her steering problems. She did temporary duty through most of 1889 on the East Indies station, and served as part of the blockading fleet off Zanzibar in the attempt to curb the slave trade there. She rejoined the Mediterranean Fleet where she stayed until 1892, paying off thereafter into the Reserve, and in 1896 into the Fleet Reserve. Made non-effective in 1901, she was sold for scrap in 1903.

HMS Agamemnon was a Lord Nelson class battleship launched in 1906 and completed in 1908, at a cost of £1,652,347. At the outbreak of World War I, HMS Agamemnon formed part of the 5th Battle Squadron, Channel Fleet. In February 1915, she was transferred to the Mediterranean is support of the Dardanelles campaign. On 2 December 1915 she took part in destruction of Kavak Bridge and on 5 May 1917 shot down Zeppelin L85. On 30 October 1918 the Ottoman Empire signed the Armistice of Mudros on board while she was anchored at Lemnos in the Northern Aegean Sea. Form June 1919 to July 1921, HMS Agamemnon was converted at Chatham Dockyard to a radio controlled target ship and used until 1926. She was sold to Cashmore, Newport on 24 January 1927 for scrapping.

In mid-December 1918, just over a month after the Armistice ended the fighting, Agamemnon began to bring Americans home from France. She made nine voyages between then and August 1919, carrying nearly 42,000 service personnel, some four thousand more than she had transported overseas during wartime. USS Agamemnon was decommissioned in late August and turned over to the War Department for further use as a U.S. Army Transport.

The USS Agamemnon was a Federation starship that was in service during the late 24th century.

In late 2369, the Agamemnon was part of Admiral Nechayev's task force assembled to defend Federation colonies from an anticipated second Borg invasion

The USS Agamemnon was a Zeus Class Federation starship that was entered in to service during the latter part of the 24th century.  She was commissioned roughly 2 years after the Dominion War.

Being one of the first Zeus Class Starships, she was a test bed for quite a lot of new technology and other classified items.  Including a new uniform design, and comm badge.