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* A number of older ''Oberth'' type hulls are released for private operations, sometimes gaining a new class name (including ''Vigilant'' surveyors and ''Sierra'' small craft tenders operated by the [[FCS]]).<ref name=Oberth>[[Guide: Oberth]]</ref> | * A number of older ''Oberth'' type hulls are released for private operations, sometimes gaining a new class name (including ''Vigilant'' surveyors and ''Sierra'' small craft tenders operated by the [[FCS]]).<ref name=Oberth>[[Guide: Oberth]]</ref> | ||
* '''First half''': The Tomed Incident, in which a rogue [[Romulan]] admiral devastates an entire border sector.<ref name=MB_Tomed>[http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Tomed_Incident Memoey Beta: Tomed Incident]</ref> | * '''First half''': The Tomed Incident, in which a rogue [[Romulan]] admiral devastates an entire border sector.<ref name=MB_Tomed>[http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Tomed_Incident Memoey Beta: Tomed Incident]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 05:47, 2 July 2023
Historical Events
- Star Fleet continues to conduct an assessment of several possible new warp scales.[1]
- USS Star Empire (NCC-2116, Federation dreadnought) is scrapped, following sixteen years of target practice.[2]
- The final Fermi subclass surveyor is delivered to Star Fleet.[3]
- A number of older Oberth type hulls are released for private operations, sometimes gaining a new class name (including Vigilant surveyors and Sierra small craft tenders operated by the FCS).[3]
- First half: The Tomed Incident, in which a rogue Romulan admiral devastates an entire border sector.[4]
- Sector 31 operation, in reality.
- First half: Two months after the Tomed Incident, the Treaty of Algeron is signed.[5]
- Following the Tomed Incident, the Negrev sub-class mine-sweepers are used to mop up the disaster zone.[6]
New Technology
References
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