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* ''USS Pompey'' (NCC-506) and ''USS Suleiman'' (NCC-508), both ''Pompey'' subclass, are retired.<ref name=Syracuse>[[Guide: Syracuse]]</ref> | * ''USS Pompey'' (NCC-506) and ''USS Suleiman'' (NCC-508), both ''Pompey'' subclass, are retired.<ref name=Syracuse>[[Guide: Syracuse]]</ref> | ||
*The final ''Aakenn'' subclass heavy transport is either retired from [[Star Fleet]] duty or sold to commercial interests.<ref name=Aakenn>[[Guide: Aakenn]]</ref> | * The final ''Aakenn'' subclass heavy transport is either retired from [[Star Fleet]] duty or sold to commercial interests.<ref name=Aakenn>[[Guide: Aakenn]]</ref> | ||
* The final ''Constitution'' Flight III heavy cruisers are either refitted or decommissioned.<ref name=Constitution>[[Guide: Constitution]]</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 10:20, 1 March 2020
Historical Events
- The last of the Baton Rouge sub-class is decommissioned. USS San Diego (NCC-1441) is preserved for posterity.[1]
- A decade after her decommissioning and bitter preservation battles, ex-USS Mojave becomes the sole museum specimen for the entire Texas family.[2]
- The last of the Rochester and Kitty Hawk sub-classes are decommissioned. As they are not cleared for foreign sales due to their advanced armament and the general policy change, the ships start to undergo scrapping, mostly at Aldebaran.[3]
- The last four Kitty Hawks-including USS Trailblazer (NCC-1596) and USS Scovil (NCC-1598)-had been quietly transferred to TacFleet and were not decommmisioned based upon this date.
- USS Kongo (NCC-1710, Constitution heavy cruiser) suffers a crippling onboard explosion.[4]
- USS Pompey (NCC-506) and USS Suleiman (NCC-508), both Pompey subclass, are retired.[5]
- The final Aakenn subclass heavy transport is either retired from Star Fleet duty or sold to commercial interests.[6]
- The final Constitution Flight III heavy cruisers are either refitted or decommissioned.[4]
New Technology
References
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