Guide:Oberth - Revision history

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			* [http://memoryzeta.sixth-fleet.com/wiki/Oberth-class Sixth Fleet (WayBack Machine)]

	* [[:File:Star Fleet Reference Manual - Volume 2.pdf\|Star Fleet Reference Manual v2]]:		* [[:File:Star Fleet Reference Manual - Volume 2.pdf\|Star Fleet Reference Manual v2]]:
	** ''Oberth'': pp. 104-107		** ''Oberth'': pp. 104-107

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	* [[Starship Handbook (Combined)]]104-107		* [[Starship Handbook (Combined)]]104-107

			* [https://www.ststcsolda.space/federation/gagarin/gagarin.html STSTCSOLDA]

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	File:Pakokku (supply) (stbd).png\|''Pakokku'', with the supply configuration		File:Pakokku (supply) (stbd).png\|''Pakokku'', with the supply configuration

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	* I've changed the date of the ''Pegasus'' mutiny to [[2358]] (from Timo's [[2359]]), as that is the year established by [https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/2358#By_starship Memory Alpha].		* I've changed the date of the ''Pegasus'' mutiny to [[2358]] (from Timo's [[2359]]), as that is the year established by [https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/2358#By_starship Memory Alpha].

	* The NCC for ''USS Banting" has been changed from Timo's -838 to video game ''Starfleet Academy''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s -639, to better match with the established range for the original ''Oberth'' class.		* The NCC for ''USS Banting'' has been changed from Timo's -838 to video game ''Starfleet Academy''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s -639, to better match with the established range for the original ''Oberth'' class.

	===NCCs===		===NCCs===

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	* ''Oberth'' (production): 14 ([[2266]] - [[2268]])		* ''Oberth'' (production): 14 ([[2266]] - [[2268]])
	* ''Glenn'': 29		* ''Glenn'': 29
	** 1 (converted ''USS Lagrange'' [[2267]])
	** 28 (built [[2268]] - [[2270]])		** 28 (built [[2268]] - [[2270]])
			** 1 (converted ''USS Lagrange'' [[2268]])
	* ''Gagarin'': 4		* ''Gagarin'': 4
	** 3 (converted from ''Oberth'' [[2276]])		** 3 (converted from ''Oberth'' [[2276]])

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	* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:		* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:
	** ''Oberth'': These ships were originally categorized as "corvette/~~scouts~~" in the NCC registry, with the range of "L828-L841". In [[2271]], the range of "616-618" and "623" was assigned to the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.		** ''Oberth'': These ships were originally categorized as "corvette/scout" in the NCC registry, with the range of "L828-L841". In [[2271]], the range of "616-618" and "623" was assigned to the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.

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	* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:		* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:
	** ''Oberth'': "616-618" and "623" ~~for~~ the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.		** ''Oberth'': These ships were originally categorized as "corvette/scouts" in the NCC registry, with the range of "L828-L841". In [[2271]], the range of "616-618" and "623" was assigned to the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.

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	===NCCs===		===NCCs===
	* This is not stated anywhere in ''Timo'', but the time frame for certain ''Oberth'' types means that these ships would have been originally commissioned with service ship letters in their registrations. Starting in [[2271]], they would be re-registered with standard NCCs. The following subclasses are so affected: ''Oberth'' & ''Glenn''.		* This is not stated anywhere in ''Timo'', but the time frame for certain ''Oberth'' types means that these ships would have been originally commissioned with service ship letters in their registrations. Starting in [[2271]], they would be re-registered with standard NCCs. The following subclasses are so affected: ''Oberth'' & ''Glenn''.

	* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:		* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:
	** ''Oberth'': "616-618" and "623" for the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.		** ''Oberth'': "616-618" and "623" for the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.

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	===NCCs===		===NCCs===
			* This is not stated anywhere in ''Timo'', but the time frame for certain ''Oberth'' types means that these ships would have been originally commissioned with service ship letters in their registrations. Starting in [[2271]], they would be re-registered with standard NCCs. The following subclasses are so affected: ''Oberth'' & ''Glenn''.
	* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:		* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:
	** ''Oberth'': "616-618" and "623" for the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.		** ''Oberth'': "616-618" and "623" for the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.

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	===NCCs===		===NCCs===
	* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:		* For the purposes of context, the following decisions regarding NCCs for the ''Oberth'' type are provided here:
	** ''Oberth'': "616-618" and "623" for the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake" became "USS Hawking" after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS ~~Gagari~~'' and all are named.		** ''Oberth'': "616-618" and "623" for the original four prototype vessels. All were named (and ''USS Lake'' became ''USS Hawking'' after converting from its prototypical passenger/cargo transport to general science configuration). "630-639" were provided to the remaining ten production vessels, starting with ''USS Gagarin'' and all are named.

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