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* The last of the ''Constitution'' heavy cruisers pull in from their exploration missions, after three decades of operation.<ref name=ConstitutionRefit>[[Guide: Constitution refit]]</ref> | * The last of the ''Constitution'' heavy cruisers pull in from their exploration missions, after three decades of operation.<ref name=ConstitutionRefit>[[Guide: Constitution refit]]</ref> | ||
* '''July 12th''': CDR Paul Burch and a supporting team steal ''USS Star Empire'' (NCC-2116, ''Federation'' dreadnought) before her completion, resulting in the exposure of a major conspiracy in the ranks of [[Star Fleet]].<ref name=Federation>[[Guide: Federation]]</ref> | |||
* '''November''': The last (of the remaining nine) ''Sager'' subclass scouts is retired.<ref name=Nelson>[[Guide: Nelson]]</ref> | * '''November''': The last (of the remaining nine) ''Sager'' subclass scouts is retired.<ref name=Nelson>[[Guide: Nelson]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 1 March 2020
Historical Events
- By: A third of the Cochrane class colonizers have been idled.[1]
- Based upon the nearly 80% evacuation of Uzor by the Bolians, Bolarus IX is offered—and accepts—membership into the United Federation of Planets.[3]
- Background material is per the Star Trek Roleplaying Game, Book 7: Worlds. The membership is game-canon
- The last of the Titan subclass shuttlecarrier are mothballed.[4]
- USS Pompeii (NCC-424, Siva Flight II destroyer) is destroyed with all hands by heavy cruiser USS Enterprise (NCC-1701, Constitution heavy cruiser), as part of the ‘dreadnought conspiracy’.[5]
- Details are per the Diane Carey novel, Dreadnought!.
- The last four constructed Kitty Hawk subclass cruisers, including USS Trailblazer (NCC-1596) and USS Scovil (NCC-1598), are quietly transferred to TacFleet.[6]
- The last of the Roberts class security cruisers is decommissioned, and gifted to the people of Arkaria.[7]
- USS Bellatrix (NCC-S462), of the Mark II type of Capella class, is modified as a test of the WD-4 nacelles.[8]
- The initiation of conversion of USS Wilkerson (NCC-4704) with the linear warp engine begins, the first of 10 Paladin class destroyers to undergo the process.[9]
- The Star Fleet ships will not receive this refit, per the intent to draw down the number of active ships of the class.
- Aakenn, Westminster heavy transports and Abbott heavy repair ships enter the yards for a transporter upgrade.[11]
- The Andromakhe subclass buoy tender enters production and then service with Star Fleet.[12]
- The Whirlwind class assault ships areonly given solo assignments to ‘lukewarm spots’.[13]
- The last of the Constitution heavy cruisers pull in from their exploration missions, after three decades of operation.[14]
- July 12th: CDR Paul Burch and a supporting team steal USS Star Empire (NCC-2116, Federation dreadnought) before her completion, resulting in the exposure of a major conspiracy in the ranks of Star Fleet.[15]
- November: The last (of the remaining nine) Sager subclass scouts is retired.[9]
New Technology
- Mark V Food Processor System
- Medical Facilities & Systems (Rating 7)
- Mark 4.9 Warp Nacelles
- Mark 4E Warp Nacelles
- Mark 4G Warp Nacelles
- Mark 5.7D Warp Nacelles
- Mark 6B Warp Nacelles
- Mark 6C Warp Nacelles
- Mark 6D Warp Nacelles
- Mark 7 Warp Nacelles
- Mark VII Warp Engine
- Type VIII Phaser (for limited use onboard destroyers)
References
- ↑ Guide: Cochrane
- ↑ Guide: Ariadne
- ↑ Star Fleet Command: game canon
- ↑ Guide: Valkyr
- ↑ Guide: Syracuse
- ↑ Guide: Rochester
- ↑ Guide: Roberts
- ↑ Guide: Capella
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Guide: Nelson
- ↑ Guide: Loknar
- ↑ Guide: Aakenn
- ↑ Guide: Grayson
- ↑ Guide: Whirlwind
- ↑ Guide: Constitution refit
- ↑ Guide: Federation
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