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==Historical Events==
==Historical Events==
* '''March''': The final two ''Nordenskiöld'' sub-class light cruisers are decommissioned.<ref name=BatonRouge>[[Guide: Baton Rouge]]</ref>
* '''By:''' The construction of two-engined ''[[Guide:Babcock|Babcock]]s'' and refits of old ''[[Guide:Kovaris|Kovaris]]'' destroyers has made the ''Charger'' subclass redundant in the role of torpedo-armed contingency escorts.<ref name=Charger>[[Guide: Charger]]</ref>  


* The last of the ''Sherman''-derived drones are withdrawn from service and replaced by drone conversions of more modern vessels.<ref name=Sherman>[[Guide: Sherman]]</ref>
* The last of the ''Sherman''-derived drones are withdrawn from service and replaced by drone conversions of more modern vessels.<ref name=Sherman>[[Guide: Sherman]]</ref>
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* The ex-''Albert McKenzie'' (NCC-1551, ''Rochester'' class) is seized by Anjiri secessionists, though having been supposedly scrapped by [[2280]], from the [[Big Horn]] lunar depot in the [[Aldebaran]] system. The ship engages in combat, in which the [[Federation]] is involved at [[Deep Space 3]] and the Klingons at [[Kreth]], where it is captured.<ref name=Rochester>[[Guide: Rochester]]</ref>
* The ex-''Albert McKenzie'' (NCC-1551, ''Rochester'' class) is seized by Anjiri secessionists, though having been supposedly scrapped by [[2280]], from the [[Big Horn]] lunar depot in the [[Aldebaran]] system. The ship engages in combat, in which the [[Federation]] is involved at [[Deep Space 3]] and the Klingons at [[Kreth]], where it is captured.<ref name=Rochester>[[Guide: Rochester]]</ref>


* The [[Star Fleet Museum]] purchases the former ''USS Canopus''' herself, for restoration.<ref name=Canopus>[[Guide: Canopus]]</ref>
* The [[Star Fleet Museum]] purchases the former ''USS Canopus'' herself, for restoration.<ref name=Canopus>[[Guide: Canopus]]</ref>
 
* Four ''Okinawa'' Flight II light frigates (NCC-1257, 1269, 1285, and 1292) receive installation of onboard laboratories.<ref name=Okinawa>[[Guide: Okinawa]]</ref>
: ''The decision to make the installation in [[2290]] is because it was "after [[2289]]" and it made more sense to do it well before their [[2299]] deactivation.''
 
* The ''Epsilon'' class cutters utilized by [[Star Fleet]] are retired.<ref name=Epsilon>[[Guide: Epsilon]]</ref>
 
* The final ''Enterprise'' Flight II heavy cruiser is commissioned.<ref name=ConstitutionRefit>[[Guide: Constitution (refit)]]</ref>
 
* '''March''': The final two ''Nordenskiöld'' sub-class light cruisers are decommissioned.<ref name=BatonRouge>[[Guide: Baton Rouge]]</ref>


==New Technology==
==New Technology==
* [[Build: Manufacturing_Systems_#5.10.2_Industrial_Fabrication_Units|Mark IX Industrial Fabrication Unit]]
* [[Build: Manufacturing_Systems_#5.10.2_Industrial_Fabrication_Units|Mark IX Industrial Fabrication Unit]]


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Latest revision as of 15:05, 14 October 2025

Historical Events

  • By: The construction of two-engined Babcocks and refits of old Kovaris destroyers has made the Charger subclass redundant in the role of torpedo-armed contingency escorts.[1]
  • The last of the Sherman-derived drones are withdrawn from service and replaced by drone conversions of more modern vessels.[2]
  • The final Independence class medium transport is decommissioned.[3]
  • The ex-Albert McKenzie (NCC-1551, Rochester class) is seized by Anjiri secessionists, though having been supposedly scrapped by 2280, from the Big Horn lunar depot in the Aldebaran system. The ship engages in combat, in which the Federation is involved at Deep Space 3 and the Klingons at Kreth, where it is captured.[4]
  • Four Okinawa Flight II light frigates (NCC-1257, 1269, 1285, and 1292) receive installation of onboard laboratories.[6]
The decision to make the installation in 2290 is because it was "after 2289" and it made more sense to do it well before their 2299 deactivation.
  • The final Enterprise Flight II heavy cruiser is commissioned.[8]
  • March: The final two Nordenskiöld sub-class light cruisers are decommissioned.[9]

New Technology

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