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Dan: /* Star Fleet Registry */

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Star Fleet Registry

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	* ''USS '' (NCC-42)		* ''USS '' (NCC-42)
	* ''USS '' (NCC-43)		* ''USS '' (NCC-43)
	* ''USS '' (NCC-44)		* ''USS Marshall'' (NCC-44)
	* ''USS '' (NCC-45)		* ''USS '' (NCC-45)
	* ''USS '' (NCC-46)		* ''USS '' (NCC-46)

Dan: /* Star Fleet Registry */

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	==Star Fleet Registry==		==Star Fleet Registry==
	<div style="-moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">		<div style="-moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
	* ''USS '' (NC-29)		* ''USS '' (NCC-29)
	* ''USS '' (NC-30)		* ''USS '' (NCC-30)
	* ''USS '' (NC-31)		* ''USS '' (NCC-31)
	* ''USS '' (NC-32)		* ''USS '' (NCC-32)
	* ''USS '' (NC-33)		* ''USS '' (NCC-33)
	* ''USS '' (NC-34)		* ''USS '' (NCC-34)
	* ''USS '' (NC-35)		* ''USS '' (NCC-35)
	* ''USS Hannibal'' (NC-36)		* ''USS Hannibal'' (NCC-36)
	* ''USS '' (NC-37)		* ''USS '' (NCC-37)
	* ''USS '' (NC-38)		* ''USS '' (NCC-38)
	* ''USS '' (NC-39)		* ''USS '' (NCC-39)
	* ''USS '' (NC-40)		* ''USS '' (NCC-40)
	* ''USS '' (NC-41)		* ''USS '' (NCC-41)
	* ''USS '' (NC-42)		* ''USS '' (NCC-42)
	* ''USS '' (NC-43)		* ''USS '' (NCC-43)
	* ''USS '' (NC-44)		* ''USS '' (NCC-44)
	* ''USS '' (NC-45)		* ''USS '' (NCC-45)
	* ''USS '' (NC-46)		* ''USS '' (NCC-46)
	* ''USS '' (NC-47)		* ''USS '' (NCC-47)
	* ''USS '' (NC-48)		* ''USS '' (NCC-48)

	</div>		</div>

Dan: /* Notes */

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	</gallery>		</gallery>

			==Star Fleet Registry==
			<div style="-moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
			* ''USS '' (NC-29)
			* ''USS '' (NC-30)
			* ''USS '' (NC-31)
			* ''USS '' (NC-32)
			* ''USS '' (NC-33)
			* ''USS '' (NC-34)
			* ''USS '' (NC-35)
			* ''USS Hannibal'' (NC-36)
			* ''USS '' (NC-37)
			* ''USS '' (NC-38)
			* ''USS '' (NC-39)
			* ''USS '' (NC-40)
			* ''USS '' (NC-41)
			* ''USS '' (NC-42)
			* ''USS '' (NC-43)
			* ''USS '' (NC-44)
			* ''USS '' (NC-45)
			* ''USS '' (NC-46)
			* ''USS '' (NC-47)
			* ''USS '' (NC-48)

			</div>

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Dan: /* Notes */

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	** USS Russell, NCC-27		** USS Russell, NCC-27
	** USS Conway, NCC-28		** USS Conway, NCC-28
	** USS Hannibal, NCC-29
	** USS Potemkin, NCC-30		** USS Potemkin, NCC-30
	** USS San Francisco, NCC-31		** USS San Francisco, NCC-31

Dan: /* Notes */

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	* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.		* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.

	* Twenty ''Marshalls'' served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]]. Ten of them were war veterans, while ten more were nearly completed by the time of the [[Federation]]'s founding (in late [[2161]]). For some reason, in-universe, these vessels were provided a direct range of standard NCC numbers (29-48), unlike other ships transferred to the new combined fleet.		* Twenty ''Marshalls'' served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]]. Ten of them were war veterans, while ten more were nearly completed by the time of the [[Federation]]'s founding (in late [[2161]]). For some reason, in-universe, these vessels were provided a direct range of standard NCC numbers (29-48), unlike other ships transferred to the new combined fleet. (''UESS Marshall'', the lead ship, was transferred to the new fleet.)

	<br><br>		<br><br>

Dan: /* Notes */

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	* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.		* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.

	* Twenty ''Marshalls'' served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]]. Ten of them were war veterans, while ten more were nearly completed by the time of the [[Federation]]'s founding (in late [[2161]]). For some reason, these vessels were provided a direct range of standard NCC numbers (26-45).		* Twenty ''Marshalls'' served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]]. Ten of them were war veterans, while ten more were nearly completed by the time of the [[Federation]]'s founding (in late [[2161]]). For some reason, in-universe, these vessels were provided a direct range of standard NCC numbers (29-48), unlike other ships transferred to the new combined fleet.

	<br><br>		<br><br>

Dan at 01:31, 17 July 2023

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	\|historicalships= <br>		\|historicalships= <br>
	* ''UESS/USS Hannibal''<br>(NDH-2216/NCC-29)		* ''UESS/USS Hannibal''<br>(NDH-2216/NCC-36)
	* ''UESS Marshall''		* ''UESS Marshall''
	* ''UESS Montgomery''		* ''UESS Montgomery''
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	Especially the destroyer category of vessels was lacking in excuses for modernization. The aerodynamic ''[[Guide:Ganges\|Ganges]]'' and more vacuum-oriented ''Cavalries'' were allowed to deteriorate and then retire, as their warp performance did not permit them to operate on the new frontiers. The ''Marshall'' class was forced to fight on, in compensation. And that it did, with just a handful of attrition replacements joining the war veterans in the early [[2160s\|sixties]] before purse strings were pulled tight. Nobody at the time would in their darkest and grimmest nightmares have thought that a follow-on type would not be fielded until well into the [[23rd century\|next century]].		Especially the destroyer category of vessels was lacking in excuses for modernization. The aerodynamic ''[[Guide:Ganges\|Ganges]]'' and more vacuum-oriented ''Cavalries'' were allowed to deteriorate and then retire, as their warp performance did not permit them to operate on the new frontiers. The ''Marshall'' class was forced to fight on, in compensation. And that it did, with just a handful of attrition replacements joining the war veterans in the early [[2160s\|sixties]] before purse strings were pulled tight. Nobody at the time would in their darkest and grimmest nightmares have thought that a follow-on type would not be fielded until well into the [[23rd century\|next century]].

	Ten of the ''Marshalls'' that survived the war went on serving in the [[UFP Star Fleet]], with NCCs between 26 and 35; eight more continued service in [[Earth Fleet\|Earth colors]]. In addition, ten attrition		Ten of the ''Marshalls'' that survived the war went on serving in the [[UFP Star Fleet]], with NCCs between 29 and 38; eight more continued service in [[Earth Fleet\|Earth colors]]. In addition, ten attrition
	replacements (NCC 36-45) were completed and the class formed the backbone of UFP and Earth defenses against the Romulans (thankfully still the only substantial enemy known) until the introduction of more modern vessels in the size range. Ex-''USS Hannibal'' (NCC-29), which served as Admiral [[Alex Hamilton\|Hamilton]]’s flagship during the war, is preserved at the [[Fleet Museum]] above Earth, partially refurbished to Romulan War era condition (with original NDH-2216 registry) and serving as a war museum.		replacements (NCC 39-48) were completed and the class formed the backbone of UFP and Earth defenses against the Romulans (thankfully still the only substantial enemy known) until the introduction of more modern vessels in the size range. Ex-''USS Hannibal'' (NCC-36), which served as Admiral [[Alex Hamilton\|Hamilton]]’s flagship during the war, is preserved at the [[Fleet Museum]] above Earth, partially refurbished to Romulan War era condition (with original NDH-2216 registry) and serving as a war museum.

	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Curiously, neither the Romulans nor the newly formulated and not yet completely official Federation Council ever formally declared war. Officially, the fight was between the United Earth Starfleet and space pirates known as Romulans, not between the [[UFP]] and the [[Rihannsu Star Empire]].		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Curiously, neither the Romulans nor the newly formulated and not yet completely official Federation Council ever formally declared war. Officially, the fight was between the United Earth Starfleet and space pirates known as Romulans, not between the [[UFP]] and the [[Rihannsu Star Empire]].
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	* The [[Ship Prefixes\|prefix]] "USS" has been changed to "UESS" for ships of the [[United Earth Starfleet]].		* The [[Ship Prefixes\|prefix]] "USS" has been changed to "UESS" for ships of the [[United Earth Starfleet]].

	* The hull numbers of the ten ~~post~~-~~war completed~~ ships in the Timo text above were changed from 34-43 to 36-45.		* The hull numbers of the ten pre-Federation ships in the Timo text above were changed from 34-43 to 29-38. The hull numbers of the ten post-war completed ships were changed from 44-53 to 39-48. ''USS Hannibal'', therefor, had to be changed from NCC-39 to -36. This was all done to support Timo's assignment of NCC-28 to ''USS Christopher'' and NCC-63 to ''USS Pioneer''. (There is still some flexibility to move the range towards the ''Pioneer''.)

	* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.		* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.

Dan at 21:24, 16 July 2023

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	* ''UESS Montgomery''		* ''UESS Montgomery''
	* ''UESS Patton'' (NDH-2201)		* ''UESS Patton'' (NDH-2201)
	\|design= ~~SFC~~, matching art and specifications rather than schematics		\|design= ''Spaceflight Chronology'', matching art and specifications rather than schematics
	\|name= ~~SFC~~		\|name= ''Spaceflight Chronology''
	\|history= ~~SFC~~		\|history= ''Spaceflight Chronology''
	}}		}}
	==Background: ''Hobbyist's Guide''==		==Background: ''Hobbyist's Guide''==

Dan at 21:23, 16 July 2023

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	* ''USS Hannibal''<br>(NDH-2216/NCC-29)		* ''UESS/USS Hannibal''<br>(NDH-2216/NCC-29)
	* ''~~USS~~ Marshall''		* ''UESS Marshall''
	* ''~~USS~~ Montgomery''		* ''UESS Montgomery''
	* ''~~USS~~ Patton'' (NDH-2201)		* ''UESS Patton'' (NDH-2201)
	\|design= SFC, matching art and specifications rather than schematics		\|design= SFC, matching art and specifications rather than schematics
	\|name= SFC		\|name= SFC
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	Four warp torpedo launchers were carefully shrouded by layers of armor at the tips of the main hull hammerhead. Up to 400 shots were carried, not quite as potent as the heavier projectiles of the ''Enterprises'' and modified ''Tritons'', but devastating nevertheless when fired in rapid salvoes of four. Romulan projectile weapons remained weak in comparison throughout the war, yet were far from impotent when properly applied. In [[2156]], the brand-new ''UESS Patton'' of ''Marshall'' class (NDH-2201) was the first UESF ship to fall prey to the Romulans, yet be able to report of it. The ''Patton'' had been patrolling the known Romulan areas rimwards of [[Triangulum Australe]] after the transmission of the first Earth peace offering and was attacked by three Romulan ships, apparently a carrier and her two cruiser escorts on their way to [[Beta Rigel]]. Perhaps overconfident, CAPT [[Joseph Spadora\|Spadora]] decided to engage them at low relative speeds and bring his ship’s total firepower to bear on the targets at once. But Romulan lasers swiftly brought down the new shields and two fusion detonations amidships reduced the ship to scrap. The ''Patton'' still had time to send a subspace message of the attack, resulting in a declaration of war by Earth.*		Four warp torpedo launchers were carefully shrouded by layers of armor at the tips of the main hull hammerhead. Up to 400 shots were carried, not quite as potent as the heavier projectiles of the ''Enterprises'' and modified ''Tritons'', but devastating nevertheless when fired in rapid salvoes of four. Romulan projectile weapons remained weak in comparison throughout the war, yet were far from impotent when properly applied. In [[2156]], the brand-new ''UESS Patton'' of ''Marshall'' class (NDH-2201) was the first UESF ship to fall prey to the Romulans, yet be able to report of it. The ''Patton'' had been patrolling the known Romulan areas rimwards of [[Triangulum Australe]] after the transmission of the first Earth peace offering and was attacked by three Romulan ships, apparently a carrier and her two cruiser escorts on their way to [[Beta Rigel]]. Perhaps overconfident, CAPT [[Joseph Spadora\|Spadora]] decided to engage them at low relative speeds and bring his ship’s total firepower to bear on the targets at once. But Romulan lasers swiftly brought down the new shields and two fusion detonations amidships reduced the ship to scrap. The ''Patton'' still had time to send a subspace message of the attack, resulting in a declaration of war by Earth.*

	[[Image:No Photo Available.jpg\|left\|250px\|thumb\|The last moments of ''~~USS~~ Patton''. The photonic torpedo on its way to a meeting with a [[Romulan]] warp carrier was the main weapon of the type, although the lasers here also seem to be effective against the enemy interceptors in this artist’s reproduction. No accurate record of the engagement exists: the distress log of Captain [[Joseph Spadora\|Spadora]] is detailed in places, highly superficial in others, and lacks the tactical telemetry track (whether due to battle damage or user error remains unclear). Due to the shortcomings of the evidence, it has even been suggested that no battle actually took place and that Starfleet merely forced the government’s hand in finally declaring a state of war. A competing and more compelling conspiracy theory paints CAPT Spadora as victim of Romulan information warfare, agreeing that his "opponents" were fictional but no less deadly for their lack of physicality; the fate of the ship may have been sealed by remotely-commanded explosions of her own ordnance.]]		[[Image:No Photo Available.jpg\|left\|250px\|thumb\|The last moments of ''UESS Patton''. The photonic torpedo on its way to a meeting with a [[Romulan]] warp carrier was the main weapon of the type, although the lasers here also seem to be effective against the enemy interceptors in this artist’s reproduction. No accurate record of the engagement exists: the distress log of Captain [[Joseph Spadora\|Spadora]] is detailed in places, highly superficial in others, and lacks the tactical telemetry track (whether due to battle damage or user error remains unclear). Due to the shortcomings of the evidence, it has even been suggested that no battle actually took place and that Starfleet merely forced the government’s hand in finally declaring a state of war. A competing and more compelling conspiracy theory paints CAPT Spadora as victim of Romulan information warfare, agreeing that his "opponents" were fictional but no less deadly for their lack of physicality; the fate of the ship may have been sealed by remotely-commanded explosions of her own ordnance.]]

	From [[2156]] on, ship after ship of ''Marshall'' class tried to push through Romulan defenses to attack their capital ships in numerous major confrontations. Operating in conjunction with ''Triton'' (or, if available, ''Enterprise'') class heavy cruisers, and sometimes with older long range vessels, these ships were also essential in deep space operations directed at Romulan staging areas and supplying posts.		From [[2156]] on, ship after ship of ''Marshall'' class tried to push through Romulan defenses to attack their capital ships in numerous major confrontations. Operating in conjunction with ''Triton'' (or, if available, ''Enterprise'') class heavy cruisers, and sometimes with older long range vessels, these ships were also essential in deep space operations directed at Romulan staging areas and supplying posts.
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	Ten of the ''Marshalls'' that survived the war went on serving in the [[UFP Star Fleet]], with NCCs between 26 and 35; eight more continued service in [[Earth Fleet\|Earth colors]]. In addition, ten attrition		Ten of the ''Marshalls'' that survived the war went on serving in the [[UFP Star Fleet]], with NCCs between 26 and 35; eight more continued service in [[Earth Fleet\|Earth colors]]. In addition, ten attrition
	replacements (NCC 36-45) were completed and the class formed the backbone of UFP and Earth defenses against the Romulans (thankfully still the only substantial enemy known) until the introduction of more modern vessels in the size range. ''USS Hannibal'' (NCC-29~~, originally NDH-2216~~), which served as Admiral [[Alex Hamilton\|Hamilton]]’s flagship during the war, is preserved at the [[Fleet Museum]] above Earth, partially refurbished to Romulan War era condition and serving as a war museum.		replacements (NCC 36-45) were completed and the class formed the backbone of UFP and Earth defenses against the Romulans (thankfully still the only substantial enemy known) until the introduction of more modern vessels in the size range. Ex-''USS Hannibal'' (NCC-29), which served as Admiral [[Alex Hamilton\|Hamilton]]’s flagship during the war, is preserved at the [[Fleet Museum]] above Earth, partially refurbished to Romulan War era condition (with original NDH-2216 registry) and serving as a war museum.

	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Curiously, neither the Romulans nor the newly formulated and not yet completely official Federation Council ever formally declared war. Officially, the fight was between the United Earth Starfleet and space pirates known as Romulans, not between the [[UFP]] and the [[Rihannsu Star Empire]].		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Curiously, neither the Romulans nor the newly formulated and not yet completely official Federation Council ever formally declared war. Officially, the fight was between the United Earth Starfleet and space pirates known as Romulans, not between the [[UFP]] and the [[Rihannsu Star Empire]].
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	** USS Peterson, NCC-34		** USS Peterson, NCC-34
	** USS Sullivan, NCC-35		** USS Sullivan, NCC-35

			* The [[Ship Prefixes\|prefix]] "USS" has been changed to "UESS" for ships of the [[United Earth Starfleet]].

	* The hull numbers of the ten post-war completed ships in the Timo text above were changed from 34-43 to 36-45.		* The hull numbers of the ten post-war completed ships in the Timo text above were changed from 34-43 to 36-45.
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	* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.		* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.

	* Twenty ''Marshalls'' served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]]. Ten of them were war veterans, while ten more were nearly completed by the time of the Federation's founding (in late [[2161]]). For some reason, these vessels were provided a direct range of standard NCC numbers (26-45).		* Twenty ''Marshalls'' served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]]. Ten of them were war veterans, while ten more were nearly completed by the time of the [[Federation]]'s founding (in late [[2161]]). For some reason, these vessels were provided a direct range of standard NCC numbers (26-45).

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	** USS Sullivan, NCC-35		** USS Sullivan, NCC-35

	* The hull numbers of the ten post-war completed ships ~~was~~ changed from 34-43 to 36-45.		* The hull numbers of the ten post-war completed ships in the Timo text above were changed from 34-43 to 36-45.

	* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.		* The "fighting section" is derived from the ''[[Guide:Cavalry\|Cavalry]]'' light destroyer.