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==Historical Events==
==Historical Events==
*Two of the four ''Akademik Mstislav Keldysh'' class cruisers are ordered rapidly modified for interstellar explorations missions.  <ref> Guide: [[Defiant and Valiant (Guide)|Defiant and Valiant]]</ref>
*Two more ''Liberty'' hulls have been launched to orbit for installation of systems.<ref> Guide: [[Liberty (Guide)|Liberty]]</ref>
*Two more ''Liberty'' hulls have been launched to orbit for installation of systems.<ref> Guide: [[Liberty (Guide)|Liberty]]</ref>
:''The source says that six hulls have been launched by early [[2064]], so the assumption is that a majority of them were launched post-First Contact in [[2063]].''
:''The source says that six hulls have been launched by early [[2064]], so the assumption is that a majority of them were launched post-First Contact in [[2063]].''

Revision as of 19:48, 29 February 2008

Historical Events

  • Two of the four Akademik Mstislav Keldysh class cruisers are ordered rapidly modified for interstellar explorations missions. [1]
  • Two more Liberty hulls have been launched to orbit for installation of systems.[2]
The source says that six hulls have been launched by early 2064, so the assumption is that a majority of them were launched post-First Contact in 2063.
  • Construction crews finish orbital installation of armament on the first Liberty ship in early 2064.[3]
  • Survey cruisers SS Defiant and SS Valiant were sent to find out the limits of human reach with the new drive. Sending back reports on radio waves only, the ships quickly disappeared into the galactic void. [4]
  • 05 November: The original Phoenix warp engine received a second, larger crew pod with a launch of a multicorporation recovery team. In this configuration, the ship performed a series of seven test flights, the last of which took it as far out as Saturn. [5]

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