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* ''USS Shrike'' (NCC-285), ''Castor'' class survey cruiser, escorted by the heritage light cruiser ''USS Yellowjacket'' (Christopher class), retraces the historic route of survey ship ''[[Guide:Defiant and Valiant|Defiant]]'', albeit without finding evidence on the fate of the original explorers.<ref name=Castor>[[Guide: Castor]]</ref> | * ''USS Shrike'' (NCC-285), ''Castor'' class survey cruiser, escorted by the heritage light cruiser ''USS Yellowjacket'' (Christopher class), retraces the historic route of survey ship ''[[Guide:Defiant and Valiant|Defiant]]'', albeit without finding evidence on the fate of the original explorers.<ref name=Castor>[[Guide: Castor]]</ref> | ||
* The ''Montcalm'' and ''Meridio'' class liaison crafts are increasingly busy by this year.<ref name=MontcalmMeridio>[[Guide: Montcalm/Meridio]]</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 10:59, 4 December 2015
Historical Events
- Starfleet decides on peristaltic forcefields as the focusing system for its future cruisers. The resulting drop in efficiency is accepted as the price of vastly increased reliability and safety.[1]
- The Enterprise class (and Columbia subclass) explorers are decommissioned.[1]
- The Helena class cruisers are retired from service.[2]
- USS Minstrel (NCC-272), Placido class surveyor, achieves a class warp record of 4.92.[3]
- USS Bellweather (NCC-259), Placido class surveyor, is among the first vessels to test tectonic manipulation by melting down a series of fault lines on g Spica II.[3]
- USS Shrike (NCC-285), Castor class survey cruiser, escorted by the heritage light cruiser USS Yellowjacket (Christopher class), retraces the historic route of survey ship Defiant, albeit without finding evidence on the fate of the original explorers.[4]
- The Montcalm and Meridio class liaison crafts are increasingly busy by this year.[5]
New Technology
References
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