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==Historical Events==
==Historical Events==


* '''Early''': Star Fleet Division announces that it lacks the capacity to produce all the ''Amchitka'' variant light cruisers for which it was contracted. Salazaar Fleet Builders obtains two of the required 40 keels, easing tensions on [[Andor]].<ref name=Guide:Amchitka>[[Guide: Amchitka/Kearsarge]]</ref>
* '''Early January''': ''USS Bonaventure'' (NX-B1) is commissioned.<ref name=BonaventureTest>[[Guide: Bonaventure (Testbed)]]</ref>
 
* '''Early''': [[Star Fleet Division]] announces that it lacks the capacity to produce all the ''Amchitka'' variant light cruisers for which it was contracted. Salazaar Fleet Builders obtains two of the required 40 keels, easing tensions on [[Andor]].<ref name=Guide:Amchitka>[[Guide: Amchitka/Kearsarge]]</ref>
 
* '''April''': In celebration of the early design success, [[Starfleet]] gold another, more public, commissioning ceremony for ''USS Bonaventure''.<ref name=BonaventureTest/>
 
* '''May''': ''USS Bonaventure'' is declared to be within operational warp engine development status.<ref name=BonaventureTest/>
 
* '''May''': ''USS Bonaventure'' departs on the first (of three) long performance evaluation cruises.<ref name=BonaventureTest/>  


* The ten 'newest' ''Venture'' class light cruisers receive [[Purchase_and_Maintenance_Costs#Upgrades.2C_Overhauls_.26_Refits|overhauls]] to beef up their propulsive capabilities (and fall into the ''Cahuya'' new sub-class, accordingly).<ref name=Venture>[[Guide: Venture]]</ref>
* The ten 'newest' ''Venture'' class light cruisers receive [[Purchase_and_Maintenance_Costs#Upgrades.2C_Overhauls_.26_Refits|overhauls]] to beef up their propulsive capabilities (and fall into the ''Cahuya'' new sub-class, accordingly).<ref name=Venture>[[Guide: Venture]]</ref>
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* ''USS Boston'' (NCC-425, ''Syracuse'' sub-class) is re-commissioned as ''USS Einstein'' (NCC-O425), first of her sub-class.<ref name=Syracuse>[[Guide: Syracuse]]</ref>
* ''USS Boston'' (NCC-425, ''Syracuse'' sub-class) is re-commissioned as ''USS Einstein'' (NCC-O425), first of her sub-class.<ref name=Syracuse>[[Guide: Syracuse]]</ref>
* '''July''': ''USS Bonaventure'' departs on the second (of three) long performance evaluation cruises.<ref name=BonaventureTest/>
: ''Month is conjecture.''


* Two ''Hermes'' class scouts are lost to light Klingon ships while such long range solo missions, in two separate incidents.<ref name=Hermes>[[Guide: Hermes]]</ref>  
* Two ''Hermes'' class scouts are lost to light Klingon ships while such long range solo missions, in two separate incidents.<ref name=Hermes>[[Guide: Hermes]]</ref>  


* Starfleet decides to never deploy the ''Hermes'' scouts outside protective fleets, and instead use them solely as sensor platforms in conjunction with destroyers and cruisers.<ref name=Hermes/>
* Starfleet decides to never deploy the ''Hermes'' scouts outside protective fleets, and instead use them solely as sensor platforms in conjunction with destroyers and cruisers.<ref name=Hermes/>
* '''September''': ''USS Bonaventure'' departs on the last (of three) long performance evaluation cruises. Contact with the ship is lost just outside Deltan space.<ref name=BonaventureTest/>
: ''Month is conjecture, but sense the other two cruises were probably no longer than 2 months, the ship was probably lost this month or the next; September was selected.''
* '''October''': Subsequent searches for ''USS Bonaventure'' by cruiser ''USS Savannah'' reveal no debris or ion trails, nor the antimatter residue characteristic of the vented plasma of the experimental ship. All 89 persons aboard are declared missing.<ref name=BonaventureTest/>


* The ''Hermes'' class scout starts receiving transporter upgrades.<ref name=Hermes/>
* The ''Hermes'' class scout starts receiving transporter upgrades.<ref name=Hermes/>

Revision as of 15:02, 16 April 2017

Historical Events

  • Early January: USS Bonaventure (NX-B1) is commissioned.[1]
  • Early: Star Fleet Division announces that it lacks the capacity to produce all the Amchitka variant light cruisers for which it was contracted. Salazaar Fleet Builders obtains two of the required 40 keels, easing tensions on Andor.[2]
  • April: In celebration of the early design success, Starfleet gold another, more public, commissioning ceremony for USS Bonaventure.[1]
  • May: USS Bonaventure is declared to be within operational warp engine development status.[1]
  • May: USS Bonaventure departs on the first (of three) long performance evaluation cruises.[1]
  • The ten 'newest' Venture class light cruisers receive overhauls to beef up their propulsive capabilities (and fall into the Cahuya new sub-class, accordingly).[3]
The presumption that it was the last ten existing ships is based only on practicality.
  • The Armstrong light cruiser subclass is retired.[4]
  • USS Boston (NCC-425, Syracuse sub-class) is re-commissioned as USS Einstein (NCC-O425), first of her sub-class.[5]
  • July: USS Bonaventure departs on the second (of three) long performance evaluation cruises.[1]
Month is conjecture.
  • Two Hermes class scouts are lost to light Klingon ships while such long range solo missions, in two separate incidents.[6]
  • Starfleet decides to never deploy the Hermes scouts outside protective fleets, and instead use them solely as sensor platforms in conjunction with destroyers and cruisers.[6]
  • September: USS Bonaventure departs on the last (of three) long performance evaluation cruises. Contact with the ship is lost just outside Deltan space.[1]
Month is conjecture, but sense the other two cruises were probably no longer than 2 months, the ship was probably lost this month or the next; September was selected.
  • October: Subsequent searches for USS Bonaventure by cruiser USS Savannah reveal no debris or ion trails, nor the antimatter residue characteristic of the vented plasma of the experimental ship. All 89 persons aboard are declared missing.[1]
  • The Hermes class scout starts receiving transporter upgrades.[6]
After 2230.
  • The final new-build Sherman Mk IIa class cargo drone enters service with Starfleet.[7]
  • The overhauling of nineteen additional Texas light cruisers is ordered, following 2230's relaunch of USS Rub al Khali (NCC-926).[8]
  • The Kearsarge sub-class (to the Amchitka class) light cruiser enters service with Starfleet.[2]
  • The Ishinomaki class fuel transport enters service with Starfleet.[9]


New Technology


References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Guide: Bonaventure (Testbed)
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Guide: Amchitka/Kearsarge
  3. ↑ Guide: Venture
  4. ↑ Guide: Sentinel/Armstrong
  5. ↑ Guide: Syracuse
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Guide: Hermes
  7. ↑ Guide: Sherman
  8. ↑ Guide: Texas refit
  9. ↑ Ishinomaki





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