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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
* '''By''': [[Star Fleet]] is well supplied with affordable types of light interstellar utility and liaison craft.<ref name=Chameleon>[[Guide: Chameleon]]</ref> | * '''By''': [[Star Fleet]] is well supplied with affordable types of light interstellar utility and liaison craft.<ref name=Chameleon>[[Guide: Chameleon]]</ref> | ||
* '''By''': The OSF-P has become a powerful voting bloc capable of swinging [[Federation Presidents|Federation presidential elections]].<ref name=OSFP/> | |||
* Medium and light cruisers continue to dominate [[Star Fleet]].<ref name=Rochester>[[Guide: Rochester/Kitty Hawk/Taurus]]</ref> | * Medium and light cruisers continue to dominate [[Star Fleet]].<ref name=Rochester>[[Guide: Rochester/Kitty Hawk/Taurus]]</ref> | ||
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* <strike>Research into possible use of dilithium instead of lithium to control warp core reactions continues.<ref name=WPS>Spacedock: [[Build: Warps_Propulsion_System_#6.1_Warp_Propulsion_System|Warp Propulsion System: Lithium and Dilithium]]</ref></strike> | * <strike>Research into possible use of dilithium instead of lithium to control warp core reactions continues.<ref name=WPS>Spacedock: [[Build: Warps_Propulsion_System_#6.1_Warp_Propulsion_System|Warp Propulsion System: Lithium and Dilithium]]</ref></strike> | ||
: ''Game-canon ''may'' have dilithium replacing fusion reactions, rather than lithium.'' | : ''Game-canon ''may'' have dilithium replacing fusion reactions, rather than lithium.'' | ||
* [[Star Fleet]] continues to upgrade its planetary assault capabilities.<ref name=Whirlwind>[[Guide: Whirlwind]]</ref> | * [[Star Fleet]] continues to upgrade its planetary assault capabilities.<ref name=Whirlwind>[[Guide: Whirlwind]]</ref> | ||
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* [[Star Fleet]] undergoes a wave of modernization.<ref name=ClassF3>[[Guide: Class F3]]</ref> | * [[Star Fleet]] undergoes a wave of modernization.<ref name=ClassF3>[[Guide: Class F3]]</ref> | ||
* Experiments on large linear engines take place, ending in disappointment and even disaster.<ref name=RemoraRefit>[[Guide: Remora refit]]</ref> | |||
* The [[Outer Systems and Frontier Party]] plays a pivotal role in the constitutional crises and shifting defense policies of this decade.<ref name=OSFP>[[Outer Systems and Frontier Party]]</ref> | |||
: ''This was true of the [[2260s]], as well.'' | |||
* The [[Suliban (species)|Suliban]] continue to be viewed with deep suspicion by galactic powers, living in scattered settlements or assimilating into other cultures as a galactic pariah state.<ref name=Suliban>[[Suliban]]</ref> | |||
: ''This condition will continue until the end of the decade.'' | |||
* '''Mid-decade''': The ''Tavares'' class light transports see frequent defensive combat in the lawless outer trade routes.<ref name=Tavares>[[Guide: Tavares]]</ref> | * '''Mid-decade''': The ''Tavares'' class light transports see frequent defensive combat in the lawless outer trade routes.<ref name=Tavares>[[Guide: Tavares]]</ref> | ||
* '''Mid:''' The [[Suliban Cabinet]] is established on the moon [[Ellec'vell]] in the [[Apopka Cluster]]; however, it lacks the legitimacy to speak for the entire diaspora.<ref name=Suliban/> | |||
* '''Late''': Destroyers are in general disfavor, due to a de-emphasis on offensive operations.<ref name=Syracuse>[[Guide: Syracuse]]</ref> | * '''Late''': Destroyers are in general disfavor, due to a de-emphasis on offensive operations.<ref name=Syracuse>[[Guide: Syracuse]]</ref> | ||
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==Years== | ==Years== | ||
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* [[2250]] | * [[2250]] | ||
* [[2251]] | * [[2251]] | ||
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* [[2258]] | * [[2258]] | ||
* [[2259]] | * [[2259]] | ||
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==Events== | ==Events== | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:08, 26 July 2026
Summary
- By: Star Fleet is well supplied with affordable types of light interstellar utility and liaison craft.[1]
- By: The OSF-P has become a powerful voting bloc capable of swinging Federation presidential elections.[2]
- Medium and light cruisers continue to dominate Star Fleet.[3]
- The Firechain network of stealthy sensor buoys numbers approximately 800,000.[4]
- This decade is the second of two that represents the height of perimeter ship combat on Klingon borders.[5]
Research into possible use of dilithium instead of lithium to control warp core reactions continues.[6]
- Game-canon may have dilithium replacing fusion reactions, rather than lithium.
- Star Fleet continues to upgrade its planetary assault capabilities.[7]
- Star Fleet's operational plans for expeditionary forces require a command unit, due to the lack of availability of established headquarters in an increasing number of sectors.[8]
- Argelius II earns a reputation as a popular shore leave destination in Star Fleet.[9]
- The Mustang class corvettes augment the Battleaxe force in both law enforcement and local defense.[10]
- Star Fleet undergoes a wave of modernization.[11]
- Experiments on large linear engines take place, ending in disappointment and even disaster.[12]
- The Outer Systems and Frontier Party plays a pivotal role in the constitutional crises and shifting defense policies of this decade.[2]
- This was true of the 2260s, as well.
- The Suliban continue to be viewed with deep suspicion by galactic powers, living in scattered settlements or assimilating into other cultures as a galactic pariah state.[13]
- This condition will continue until the end of the decade.
- Mid-decade: The Tavares class light transports see frequent defensive combat in the lawless outer trade routes.[14]
- Mid: The Suliban Cabinet is established on the moon Ellec'vell in the Apopka Cluster; however, it lacks the legitimacy to speak for the entire diaspora.[13]
- Late: Destroyers are in general disfavor, due to a de-emphasis on offensive operations.[15]
- Late: Scientific research is starting to become perceived as a strategic policy.[16]
- Late: The Vulcan Science Directorate directs their T'Pari class surveyors towards the rimward exploration zones.[17]
- Late: The massive building programs for the fleet's required support vessels begins to meet the demand.[8]
- Late: As Star Fleet begins pulling away from utilizing sublight fightercraft by selling off the CF-268 Talions and CF-268A Torches, they begin to proliferate with extra-Federation governments ranging from unsavory to savage.[18]
- Late: Convoys in the Axanar (and presumably other Klingon conflict regions) remain in effect until now.[19]
- Late: Perimeter action vessels contain Tholian aggressions.[20]
- Late: Star Fleet’s shipyard facilities are being served by a bewildering range of general service work pods of differing vintages and design lineages.[21]
Years
Events
- The Federation Transit Authority re-modernizes its former Drexler frigates, re-naming them as Masterson class high endurance cutters, focusing on spacelane patrol, SAR and anti-piracy tasks.[22]
- A Klingon opera on the discovery of the paradise planet Hydra II by CAPT Marvin D. Goodwell of the USS Poseidon (Mann class) is censored out of existence.[23]
- Shortly after 2253, the six Nordenskiöld subclass light cruisers log more star hours than any of the regular units for the remainder of the decade.[24]
- The remaining Detroyat class heavy destroyers are assigned to deep space escort duty when other more appropriate tasks are lacking.[25]
- Star Fleet develops the specialized Type S small cargo pods for military replenishment missions.[26]
- USS Truman (NCC-1115, Proxima class) continues to serve as the command ship in anti-Klingon actions.[27]
- The Federation opens relations with the Hydran Kingdom, cold war partners against the Klingons and the Lyrans.[28]
- It is presumed the contact occurs in this decade, based on it having occurred "recently."
- Additional miniaturized warp systems began to emerge.[29]
- The Constitution class heavy cruisers undergo a major refit/upgrade.[30]
- Production requirements for the Cochrane class colonizer is now set at 200; eight additional construction docks above Ganymede are so allocated.[31]
- Andorian forces clash with the Landorians in the Xaridian region, until decisive political measures are taken to pacify the latter. The action against Landorians leads to a surprising and unprecedented solidification of the multifaceted Andorian society.[32]
- The Benning class heavy frigates receive improvements to their small craft support facilities.[33]
- Moving cargo from a container to a planetary surface by site-to-site transporting is not yet a feasible technique.[34]
- Early: Downgraded models of the Procyon corvette class are created for interested foreign operators.[35]
References
- ↑ Guide: Chameleon
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Outer Systems and Frontier Party
- ↑ Guide: Rochester/Kitty Hawk/Taurus
- ↑ Guide: Grayson
- ↑ Guide: Corvettes, Couriers, Escorts, Perimeter Ships & Light Scouts
- ↑ Spacedock: Warp Propulsion System: Lithium and Dilithium
- ↑ Guide: Whirlwind
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Guide: Unity
- ↑ Memory Beta: "Argelius II"
- ↑ Guide: Mustang
- ↑ Guide: Class F3
- ↑ Guide: Remora refit
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Suliban
- ↑ Guide: Tavares
- ↑ Guide: Syracuse
- ↑ Guide: Canopus
- ↑ Guide: T'Pari
- ↑ Guide: Talion
- ↑ Guide: Portsmith/Bedford
- ↑ Guide: Kiaga
- ↑ Guide: Type 10 (pod)
- ↑ Guide: Drexler
- ↑ Guide: Mann
- ↑ Guide: Baton Rouge
- ↑ Guide: Detroyat
- ↑ Guide: Sherman
- ↑ Guide: Proxima
- ↑ Guide: Byrd
- ↑ Guide: Hubble
- ↑ Guide: Constitution
- ↑ Guide: Cochrane
- ↑ Guide: Loknar
- ↑ Guide: Coventry
- ↑ Guide: Ohio
- ↑ Guide: Okinawa
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