Guide:Vanguard - Revision history

Dan: /* Notes */

2023-07-24T17:19:02Z

Notes

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	* Timo's wording is confusing: he suggests the class never served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]] by saying "never [received] NCC registries" and suggesting their service role was instead filled by later designs. However, in his data specs for the class (the infobox on the wiki), he indicates they served until [[2180]], which is generally referencing service years and he refers to a drone with the commissioned prefix "USS", operating with a NCC-Q registry. I've decided to remove the statement about never receiving NCC registries. Additionally, I interpret that penultimate paragraph to suggest the crewed vessels continued on until [[2180]] and then were modified as drones, recommissioned back into Star Fleet service in [[2185]] as the ''Ganymede'' class and continued on until class retirement in [[2215]]. I've also amended the statement to indicated their crewed registries were in the NCC-F range and then converted to the NCC-G range as drones, with 22 ships originally transferred to Star Fleet.		* Timo's wording is confusing: he suggests the class never served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]] by saying "never [received] NCC registries" and suggesting their service role was instead filled by later designs. However, in his data specs for the class (the infobox on the wiki), he indicates they served until [[2180]], which is generally referencing service years and he refers to a drone with the commissioned prefix "USS", operating with a NCC-Q registry. I've decided to remove the statement about never receiving NCC registries. Additionally, I interpret that penultimate paragraph to suggest the crewed vessels continued on until [[2180]] and then were modified as drones, recommissioned back into Star Fleet service in [[2185]] as the ''Ganymede'' class and continued on until class retirement in [[2215]]. I've also amended the statement to indicated their crewed registries were in the NCC-F range and then converted to the NCC-G range as drones, with 22 ships originally transferred to Star Fleet.

	* The infoxbox term "max" for the ''Ganymedes'' references that up to 22 were modified, as that is how many ''Vanguards'' entered [[UFP Star Fleet]] service; by [[2185]], they may have been fewer in number. ~~(''UESS Titan'' was not transferred to the [[UFP Star Fleet]].)~~		* ''UESS Titan'' was not transferred to the [[UFP Star Fleet]].

			* The infoxbox term "max" for the ''Ganymedes'' references that up to 22 were modified, as that is how many ''Vanguards'' entered [[UFP Star Fleet]] service; by [[2185]], they may have been fewer in number.

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Dan: /* Ganymede subclass */

2023-07-24T17:18:21Z

Ganymede subclass

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	* ''USS Ganymede'' (NCC-Gxx)		* ''USS Ganymede'' (NCC-Gxx)
			+ other modified ''Vanguard'' subclass ships
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Dan: /* Vanguard subclass */

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Vanguard subclass

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	===''~~Vanguard~~'' subclass===		===''Ganymede'' subclass===
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	* ''USS Ganymede'' (NCC-Gxx)		* ''USS Ganymede'' (NCC-Gxx)

Dan: /* Star Fleet Registry */

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Star Fleet Registry

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	==Star Fleet Registry==		==Star Fleet Registry==
			===''Vanguard'' subclass===
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	* NCC-F01		* NCC-F01
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	* NCC-F99		* NCC-F99
	* NCC-F114		* NCC-F114
			</div>

			===''Vanguard'' subclass===
			<div style="-moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
			* ''USS Ganymede'' (NCC-Gxx)
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Dan at 17:16, 24 July 2023

2023-07-24T17:16:35Z

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	\|historicalships= <br>		\|historicalships= <br>
	* ''UESS Atlas'' (FV-304)		* ''UESS Atlas'' (FV-304)
	* ''UESS/USS Ganymede (FV-310/NCC-F83)		* ''UESS/USS Ganymede (FV-310/NCC-F83/NCC-Gxx)
	* ''UESS Titan'' (FV-309)		* ''UESS Titan'' (FV-309)
	* ''UESS/USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)		* ''UESS/USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)

Dan at 17:16, 24 July 2023

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	----		----

	The class was withdrawn from duty two decades after the war; several classes unrelated to the design were introduced to fulfill [[UFP Star Fleet]] heavy transportation requirements. The old tugs still had plenty of potential as cargo drones, however, thanks to their very stable and reliable engines and simple flight controls that could easily be slaved to onboard computers and external commands. Technologies and operating practices from the recently introduced dedicated ''[[Guide:Boyden\|Boyden]]'' drones were smoothly translated to the project, guaranteeing operational success and considerable service longevity. The drone conversions were considered a class of their own, with the NCC-F registries changed to the NCC-G range, and generally referred to by the name of the first tug converted, ''USS Ganymede'' (formerly FV-310).		The class was withdrawn from duty two decades after the war; several classes unrelated to the design were introduced to fulfill [[UFP Star Fleet]] heavy transportation requirements. The old tugs still had plenty of potential as cargo drones, however, thanks to their very stable and reliable engines and simple flight controls that could easily be slaved to onboard computers and external commands. Technologies and operating practices from the recently introduced dedicated ''[[Guide:Boyden\|Boyden]]'' drones were smoothly translated to the project, guaranteeing operational success and considerable service longevity. The drone conversions were considered a class of their own, with the NCC-F registries changed to the NCC-G range, and generally referred to by the name of the first tug converted, ''USS Ganymede'' (formerly FV-310 and NCC-F83).

	The ''Vanguard'' design lineage was continued in the civilian sector for a while, until the introduction of affordable medium-load, high-warp transports. These advances led to the transformation of transports in the ''Vanguard'' size range: the tug and container rig concept was abandoned for the time being and heavy tugs changed from from primary cargo vessels to specialized long-range carriers of oversize loads. There was no market for the obsolete ''Vanguard'' derivatives and all vessels of this type were scrapped before the [[2280s]]. Structurally similar Vulcan types remain commercial successes throughout the quadrant, however.		The ''Vanguard'' design lineage was continued in the civilian sector for a while, until the introduction of affordable medium-load, high-warp transports. These advances led to the transformation of transports in the ''Vanguard'' size range: the tug and container rig concept was abandoned for the time being and heavy tugs changed from from primary cargo vessels to specialized long-range carriers of oversize loads. There was no market for the obsolete ''Vanguard'' derivatives and all vessels of this type were scrapped before the [[2280s]]. Structurally similar Vulcan types remain commercial successes throughout the quadrant, however.
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	* NCC-F71		* NCC-F71
	* ''USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)		* ''USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)
	* NCC-F83		* ''USS Ganymede'' (NCC-F83)
	* NCC-F84		* NCC-F84
	* NCC-F86		* NCC-F86

Dan at 17:15, 24 July 2023

2023-07-24T17:15:13Z

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	\|historicalships= <br>		\|historicalships= <br>
	* ''UESS Atlas'' (FV-304)		* ''UESS Atlas'' (FV-304)
			* ''UESS/USS Ganymede (FV-310/NCC-F83)
	* ''UESS Titan'' (FV-309)		* ''UESS Titan'' (FV-309)
	* ''UESS/USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)		* ''UESS/USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)

Dan: /* Notes */

2023-07-24T17:12:45Z

Notes

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	* Timo's wording is confusing: he suggests the class never served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]] by saying "never [received] NCC registries" and suggesting their service role was instead filled by later designs. However, in his data specs for the class (the infobox on the wiki), he indicates they served until [[2180]], which is generally referencing service years and he refers to a drone with the commissioned prefix "USS", operating with a NCC-Q registry. I've decided to remove the statement about never receiving NCC registries. Additionally, I interpret that penultimate paragraph to suggest the crewed vessels continued on until [[2180]] and then were modified as drones, recommissioned back into Star Fleet service in [[2185]] as the ''Ganymede'' class and continued on until class retirement in [[2215]]. I've also amended the statement to indicated their crewed registries were in the NCC-F range and then converted to the NCC-G range as drones, with 22 ships originally transferred to Star Fleet.		* Timo's wording is confusing: he suggests the class never served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]] by saying "never [received] NCC registries" and suggesting their service role was instead filled by later designs. However, in his data specs for the class (the infobox on the wiki), he indicates they served until [[2180]], which is generally referencing service years and he refers to a drone with the commissioned prefix "USS", operating with a NCC-Q registry. I've decided to remove the statement about never receiving NCC registries. Additionally, I interpret that penultimate paragraph to suggest the crewed vessels continued on until [[2180]] and then were modified as drones, recommissioned back into Star Fleet service in [[2185]] as the ''Ganymede'' class and continued on until class retirement in [[2215]]. I've also amended the statement to indicated their crewed registries were in the NCC-F range and then converted to the NCC-G range as drones, with 22 ships originally transferred to Star Fleet.

	* The infoxbox term "max" for the ''Ganymedes'' references that up to 22 were modified, as that is how many ''Vanguards'' entered [[UFP Star Fleet]] service; by [[2185]], they may have been fewer in number.		* The infoxbox term "max" for the ''Ganymedes'' references that up to 22 were modified, as that is how many ''Vanguards'' entered [[UFP Star Fleet]] service; by [[2185]], they may have been fewer in number. (''UESS Titan'' was not transferred to the [[UFP Star Fleet]].)

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Dan at 17:11, 24 July 2023

2023-07-24T17:11:50Z

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	* ''UESS Atlas'' (FV-304)		* ''UESS Atlas'' (FV-304)
	* ''UESS Titan'' (FV-309)		* ''UESS Titan'' (FV-309)
			* ''UESS/USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)
	\|design= ''Starflight Chronology''		\|design= ''Starflight Chronology''
	\|name= ''Starflight Chronology''		\|name= ''Starflight Chronology''

Dan: /* Star Fleet Registry */

2023-07-24T17:11:16Z

Star Fleet Registry

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	* NCC-F60		* NCC-F60
	* NCC-F71		* NCC-F71
	* NCC-F72		* ''USS Vanguard'' (NCC-F72)
	* NCC-F83		* NCC-F83
	* NCC-F84		* NCC-F84