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* Smoketown | * Smoketown | ||
* Valleyhill (fictional) | * Valleyhill (fictional) | ||
==People== | |||
: Starfleet tends to avoiding ships after modern-era people, but there are exceptions | |||
===Medical=== | |||
* Kylie Caniglia | |||
==Tribes== | ==Tribes== | ||
:These ships represent cultures known for their isolation, making them good for scouts or units made to work in solitary conditions | : These ships represent cultures known for their isolation, making them good for scouts or units made to work in solitary conditions | ||
* Asaro | * Asaro | ||
* Catawba | * Catawba | ||
Revision as of 16:41, 7 December 2015
2.3.10 Starfleet Starship Names
Starfleet represents the United Federation of Planets and its myriad planets, species and cultures. While definitely human-centric, due to its origins when first chartered in 2161, the ships of Starfleet are well-known to encompass naming concepts from across the UFP membership.
This page provides some examples of naming concepts and, where available, some examples of names within those concepts.
Cities & Towns
Earth Cities
- Cairo
Earth Towns
- Adair
- Lock Leven
- Rockwood
- Smoketown
- Valleyhill (fictional)
People
- Starfleet tends to avoiding ships after modern-era people, but there are exceptions
Medical
- Kylie Caniglia
Tribes
- These ships represent cultures known for their isolation, making them good for scouts or units made to work in solitary conditions
- Asaro
- Catawba
- Chukchi
- Drokpa
- Gaucho
- Goroka
- Himba
- Huaorani
- Huli
- Kalam
- Kazakh
- Ladakhi
- Maori
- Melanesia
- Mursi
- Rabari
- Samburu
- Thakali
- Tsaatan
- Yali