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*A conflict erupted with the Tarn.<ref>Guide: [[Messier (Guide)|Messier]]</ref> | *A conflict erupted with the Tarn.<ref>Guide: [[Messier (Guide)|Messier]]</ref> | ||
*The ''USS Verdun'' and ''USS Constantine'', both ''Messier'' class, were pressed to duty against the Tarn. Both disappeared: the ''Constantin''e without a trace and the ''Verdun'' until [[2366]].<ref>Guide: [[Messier (Guide)|Messier]]</ref> | *The ''USS Verdun'' and ''USS Constantine'', both ''Messier'' class, were pressed to duty against the Tarn. Both disappeared: the ''Constantin''e without a trace and the ''Verdun'' until [[2366]].<ref>Guide: [[Messier (Guide)|Messier]]</ref> | ||
*The last ''Messier'' to be retired, ''USS Braxton'' (CA-195), was on her way to be preserved in the recently founded [[Starfleet Museum]] when her warp drive system created a catastrophic asymmetry and tore the ship into pieces. The skeleton crew of fifteen was killed instantly.<ref>Guide: [[Messier (Guide)|Messier]]</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 22:29, 1 March 2008
Historical Events
- A conflict erupted with the Tarn.[1]
- The USS Verdun and USS Constantine, both Messier class, were pressed to duty against the Tarn. Both disappeared: the Constantine without a trace and the Verdun until 2366.[2]
- The last Messier to be retired, USS Braxton (CA-195), was on her way to be preserved in the recently founded Starfleet Museum when her warp drive system created a catastrophic asymmetry and tore the ship into pieces. The skeleton crew of fifteen was killed instantly.[3]
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