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* The ''Trent'' (and ''Kovaris'' sub-class) class light destroyers start to receive warp nacelle upgrades.<ref name=Trent>[[Guide: Trent/Apache/Kovaris]]</ref>
* The ''Trent'' (and ''Kovaris'' sub-class) class light destroyers start to receive warp nacelle upgrades.<ref name=Trent>[[Guide: Trent/Apache/Kovaris]]</ref>


* ''USS Robuste'' (NX-397), a prototype shuttlecarrier, enters testing service with [[Starfleet]].<ref name=Valkyr>[[Guide: Valkyr]]</ref>  
* ''USS Robuste'' (NX-397), a prototype shuttlecarrier, enters testing service with [[Star Fleet]].<ref name=Valkyr>[[Guide: Valkyr]]</ref>  


* Late '''August''': [[Corporations_of_the_UFP#Warp_Systems|Beckerman-Fusai MHG Corporation]] gets Starfleet approval for a cheaper version of the Warp 4 engine, as well as a name (PB-26) assigned to it, and gets a spaceframe for the test model.<ref name=Lowell>[[Guide: Lowell]]</ref>
* Late '''August''': [[Beckerman-Fusai MHG Corporation]] gets Star Fleet approval for a cheaper version of the Warp 4 engine, as well as a name (PB-26) assigned to it, and gets a spaceframe for the test model.<ref name=Lowell>[[Guide: Lowell]]</ref>


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Revision as of 08:36, 28 February 2019

Historical Events

  • The Capitol class deep space command ships are retired from service.[1]
  • The Trent (and Kovaris sub-class) class light destroyers start to receive warp nacelle upgrades.[2]
  • USS Robuste (NX-397), a prototype shuttlecarrier, enters testing service with Star Fleet.[3]
  • Late August: Beckerman-Fusai MHG Corporation gets Star Fleet approval for a cheaper version of the Warp 4 engine, as well as a name (PB-26) assigned to it, and gets a spaceframe for the test model.[4]


New Technology


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