Guide:Valkyr - Revision history

Dan at 10:19, 5 August 2023

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 were spared from scrapping only because they proved practical as orbital storage facilities at the
 [[Qualor II]] fleet depot.
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 * [[Guide: Talion]] indicates the Talion sublight fightercraft flew off both ''Valkyrs'' and ''Titans''.
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	* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.		* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.

			* [[Guide: Talion]] indicates the Talion sublight fightercraft flew off both ''Valkyrs'' and ''Titans''.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Dan at 11:39, 6 March 2019

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	Scorning the bulky and slow-moving Romulan carriers, Starfleet chose as its goal a warp-dynamic		Scorning the bulky and slow-moving Romulan carriers, Starfleet chose as its goal a warp-dynamic
	design that combined the proven concept of primary and secondary hulls with new spaceframe		design that combined the proven concept of primary and secondary hulls with new spaceframe
	shapes. [[~~Corporations_of_the_UFP#Shipbuilders\|~~Geering Space Structures]] was a natural choice for a primary hull provider, having offered		shapes. [[Geering Space Structures]] was a natural choice for a primary hull provider, having offered
	stiff competition to veteran yards in recent projects, and representing [[Earth]]’s economic interests at a		stiff competition to veteran yards in recent projects, and representing [[Earth]]’s economic interests at a
	time of crisis where support from outside [[Sol]] was far from granted. Geering’s large saucer hull was		time of crisis where support from outside [[Sol]] was far from granted. Geering’s large saucer hull was

Dan at 16:12, 5 March 2019

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	stiff competition to veteran yards in recent projects, and representing [[Earth]]’s economic interests at a		stiff competition to veteran yards in recent projects, and representing [[Earth]]’s economic interests at a
	time of crisis where support from outside [[Sol]] was far from granted. Geering’s large saucer hull was		time of crisis where support from outside [[Sol]] was far from granted. Geering’s large saucer hull was
	a simple, lenticular structure relying on internal bracing rather than on the [[~~Corporations_of_the_UFP#Shipbuilders\|~~Chiokis]] stressed-skin		a simple, lenticular structure relying on internal bracing rather than on the [[Chiokis]] stressed-skin
	techniques, and very much to Starfleet’s liking. Also adopted was an angular secondary hull		techniques, and very much to Starfleet’s liking. Also adopted was an angular secondary hull
	flattened to the extreme, the prototypes of which had been tested by Geering since [[2211]]. After brief		flattened to the extreme, the prototypes of which had been tested by Geering since [[2211]]. After brief

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	* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.		* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.

			* The NCC for ''Ark Royal'' was randomly determined within the ''Titan'' range.

	* The text comment regarding the electronic upgrades has been extended through the [[2270]] date range for the ''Titan'' sub-class. Similarly, the text has been changed to indicate similar but different decommissioning years.		* The text comment regarding the electronic upgrades has been extended through the [[2270]] date range for the ''Titan'' sub-class. Similarly, the text has been changed to indicate similar but different decommissioning years.

Dan at 22:46, 11 April 2016

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	* 28x tactical craft		* 28x tactical craft
	\|historicalships=<br>		\|historicalships=<br>
			* ''USS Ark Royal'' (NCC-451)
	* ''USS Hamilton'' (NCC-452)		* ''USS Hamilton'' (NCC-452)
	* ''USS Hercules'' (NCC-454)		* ''USS Hercules'' (NCC-454)
	* ''USS Hypsipyle'' (NCC-444)		* ''USS Hypsipyle'' (NCC-444)
	* ''USS Queen Christina'' (NCC-446)		* ''USS Queen Christina'' (NCC-446)
			* ''USS Resolute'' (NCC-455)
	* ''USS Titan'' (NCC-448)		* ''USS Titan'' (NCC-448)
	* ''USS Valkyr'' (NCC-442)		* ''USS Valkyr'' (NCC-442)

Dan at 22:23, 11 April 2016

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	this modification; even though top speed was reduced, the new ships demonstrated far greater		this modification; even though top speed was reduced, the new ships demonstrated far greater
	survivability in planetary assault operations. This design underwent a refit similar to the ''Valkyrs'' in		survivability in planetary assault operations. This design underwent a refit similar to the ''Valkyrs'' in
	[[2236]], and was retired ~~at the same time with~~ the original class.		[[2236]], and was retired shortly after the original class.

	A fleet of twelve carriers was a formidable deterrent thanks to its impressive planetary assault and		A fleet of twelve carriers was a formidable deterrent thanks to its impressive planetary assault and
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	* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.		* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.

	* The text comment regarding the electronic upgrades has been extended through the [[2270]] date range for the ''Titan'' sub-class.		* The text comment regarding the electronic upgrades has been extended through the [[2270]] date range for the ''Titan'' sub-class. Similarly, the text has been changed to indicate similar but different decommissioning years.

	* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.		* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.

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	* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.		* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.

	* The text comment regarding the electronic upgrades has been extended through the [[2270] date range for the ''Titan'' sub-class.		* The text comment regarding the electronic upgrades has been extended through the [[2270]] date range for the ''Titan'' sub-class.

	* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.		* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.

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	* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.		* The number of provided photon torpedoes was decided as a balance between the overall vessel size and number of launchers, alongside the role of the ship.

			* The text comment regarding the electronic upgrades has been extended through the [[2270] date range for the ''Titan'' sub-class.

	* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.		* The image of the ''USS Robuste'' is stylistic representation of its construction and is not a true image of the facility that built it.

Dan at 22:15, 11 April 2016

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	were soon removed as inefficient, whereas the big laser cannon atop the nacelles, on both sides of		were soon removed as inefficient, whereas the big laser cannon atop the nacelles, on both sides of
	the landing bay door and on saucer top were retained and modernized several times. Electronics		the landing bay door and on saucer top were retained and modernized several times. Electronics
	were also upgraded no less than eighteen times between [[2221]] and [[~~2260~~]], when the last of the eight		were also upgraded no less than eighteen times between [[2221]] and [[2270]], when the last of the eight
	vessels was taken off active duty and partially replaced by modern through-deck cruisers of		vessels was taken off active duty and partially replaced by modern through-deck cruisers of
	''[[Guide:Coronado\|Coronado]]'' class. No shipwide duotronic systems were ever installed, nor were phasers substituted for any of the laser mounts. However, in [[2234]], two light photon torpedo tubes were added to both		''[[Guide:Coronado\|Coronado]]'' class. No shipwide duotronic systems were ever installed, nor were phasers substituted for any of the laser mounts. However, in [[2234]], two light photon torpedo tubes were added to both