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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
* Over 100 buoy tenders are active.<ref name=Grayson>[[Guide: Grayson]]</ref> | |||
* Continuing ''Okinawa'' light frigate operations in this decade is an unexpected bonus.<ref name=Okinawa>[[Guide: Okinawa]]</ref> | |||
* The remaining ground-based ''Benares''-type hoppers serve on their last battlefields.<ref name=Benares>[[Guide: Benares]]</ref> | |||
* Direct deployment of hoppers to battlefields is deemed too risky in the threat environment already, with increasing medium range phaser activity.<ref name=Benares>[[Guide: Benares]]</ref> | |||
* [[Laadam]], a [[Suliban (species)|Suliban]] refugee rescued in [[2261]], becomes the first civilian Chief Operations Officer of the [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards]].<ref name=Suliban>[[Suliban]]</ref> | |||
* '''Early:''' The ''Thufir'' destroyers and ''Lenthal'' escorts'' start giving way to increasing numbers of newer frigate types.<ref name=Thufir>[[Guide: Thufir]]</ref> | |||
* '''Late:''' Modern heavy towing assets begin to glide out of construction docks.<ref name=Kethkin>[[Guide: Kethkin]]</ref> | |||
* '''Late:''' There is a constant demand for the ''Kethkins''.<ref name=Kethkin>[[Guide: Kethkin]]</ref> | |||
==Years== | ==Years== | ||
*[[2290]] | <div style="-moz-column-count:2; column-count:2;"> | ||
*[[2291]] | * [[2290]] | ||
*[[2292]] | * [[2291]] | ||
*[[2293]] | * [[2292]] | ||
*[[2294]] | * [[2293]] | ||
*[[2295]] | * [[2294]] | ||
*[[2296]] | * [[2295]] | ||
*[[2297]] | * [[2296]] | ||
*[[2298]] | * [[2297]] | ||
*[[2299]] | * [[2298]] | ||
* [[2299]] | |||
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==Events== | ==Events== | ||
* '''By''': Several of the ''Mo'Kal'' class light fleet tugs have been scrapped for fatigue or damage accrued, six destroyed in action, and one relegated to training duty.<ref name=Mokal>[[Guide: Mo'Kal]]</ref> | |||
* The ''Masterson'' heavy endurance cutters (formerly ''Drexler'' class frigates) are retired from Federation Transit Authority.<ref name=Drexler>[[Guide: Drexler]]</ref> | |||
* [[Star Fleet]] dares (again) to field lightly armed deep space surveyors.<ref name=Cahuya>[[Guide: Cahuya]]</ref> | |||
* ''Darwin'' light surveyors complete a thorough core space resource mapping, ending [[Star Fleet]]’s need for light prospecting vehicles.<ref name=Aden>[[Guide: Aden]]</ref> | |||
* '''Early decade''': The ''Valkyr'' and ''Titan'' sub-class shuttlecarriers are ordered scrapped; only ''Hypsipyle'' (NCC-444) of ''Valkyr'' class and the ''Hamilton'' (NCC-452) of ''Titan'' class are left, as orbital storage facilities at the [[Qualor II]] fleet depot.<ref name=Valkyr>[[Guide: Valkyr]]</ref> | * '''Early decade''': The ''Valkyr'' and ''Titan'' sub-class shuttlecarriers are ordered scrapped; only ''Hypsipyle'' (NCC-444) of ''Valkyr'' class and the ''Hamilton'' (NCC-452) of ''Titan'' class are left, as orbital storage facilities at the [[Qualor II]] fleet depot.<ref name=Valkyr>[[Guide: Valkyr]]</ref> | ||
* The '' | * '''Early decade''': The remaining ''Flagstaff'' sub-class scout drones are upgraded with onboard astrophysics expert AIs and modern subspace sensors.<ref name=Flamsteed>[[Guide: Flamsteed]]</ref> | ||
* '''After [[2293]]''': [[Star Fleet]] develops the replacement for the ''Tavares'' light transport, the ''Deneva'' class, after the Khitomer peace.<ref name=Tavares>[[Guide: Tavares]]</ref> | |||
* | * '''Mid-decade''': The "modern" ''Larson'' class destroyer (Mk VII) is relegated to reserves, per Khitomer treaty cutbacks.<ref name=Larson>[[Guide: Larson]]</ref> | ||
< | * '''Mid-decade''': The official (and true) telling of the "loss" of the ''USS Sverdlov'' (NCC-1238, ''Coventry'' strike frigate) is disclosed.<ref name=Soyuz>[[Guide: Soyuz]]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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{{Decade nav|2290}} | {{Decade nav|2290}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:35, 26 July 2026
Summary
- Over 100 buoy tenders are active.[1]
- Continuing Okinawa light frigate operations in this decade is an unexpected bonus.[2]
- The remaining ground-based Benares-type hoppers serve on their last battlefields.[3]
- Direct deployment of hoppers to battlefields is deemed too risky in the threat environment already, with increasing medium range phaser activity.[3]
- Laadam, a Suliban refugee rescued in 2261, becomes the first civilian Chief Operations Officer of the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards.[4]
- Early: The Thufir destroyers and Lenthal escorts start giving way to increasing numbers of newer frigate types.[5]
- Late: Modern heavy towing assets begin to glide out of construction docks.[6]
- Late: There is a constant demand for the Kethkins.[6]
Years
Events
- By: Several of the Mo'Kal class light fleet tugs have been scrapped for fatigue or damage accrued, six destroyed in action, and one relegated to training duty.[7]
- The Masterson heavy endurance cutters (formerly Drexler class frigates) are retired from Federation Transit Authority.[8]
- Star Fleet dares (again) to field lightly armed deep space surveyors.[9]
- Darwin light surveyors complete a thorough core space resource mapping, ending Star Fleet’s need for light prospecting vehicles.[10]
- Early decade: The Valkyr and Titan sub-class shuttlecarriers are ordered scrapped; only Hypsipyle (NCC-444) of Valkyr class and the Hamilton (NCC-452) of Titan class are left, as orbital storage facilities at the Qualor II fleet depot.[11]
- Early decade: The remaining Flagstaff sub-class scout drones are upgraded with onboard astrophysics expert AIs and modern subspace sensors.[12]
- After 2293: Star Fleet develops the replacement for the Tavares light transport, the Deneva class, after the Khitomer peace.[13]
- Mid-decade: The "modern" Larson class destroyer (Mk VII) is relegated to reserves, per Khitomer treaty cutbacks.[14]
- Mid-decade: The official (and true) telling of the "loss" of the USS Sverdlov (NCC-1238, Coventry strike frigate) is disclosed.[15]
References
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