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==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
*'''January 21st''': The surviving crew of ''USS Cavalier'' (ND-626, ''Cavalry'' class), is found alive and in good health. Their recovery is a long-awaited positive media event in the middle of the postwar atmosphere of disillusionment, ambiguity and anxiety.<ref name=Cavalry>Guide: [[Cavalry (Guide)|Cavalry]]</ref> | *'''January 21st''': The surviving crew of ''USS Cavalier'' (ND-626, ''Cavalry'' class), is found alive and in good health. Their recovery is a long-awaited positive media event in the middle of the postwar atmosphere of disillusionment, ambiguity and anxiety.<ref name=Cavalry>Guide: [[Cavalry (Guide)|Cavalry]]</ref> | ||
*A conflict erupts with the Tarn.<ref name=Cavalry/><ref name=Messier>Guide: [[Messier (Guide)|Messier]]</ref> | *A conflict erupts with the Tarn, when the ''USS Constitution'' is attacked and over 200 crew are killed.<ref name=Cavalry/><ref name=Messier>Guide: [[Messier (Guide)|Messier]]</ref><ref name=FSTC>FSTC</ref> | ||
*The ''USS Verdun'' and ''USS Constantine'', both ''Messier'' class, are pressed to duty against the Tarn. Both disappear: the '' | :''The attack on the ''Constitution'' as the opening act is presumed''. | ||
*The ''USS Verdun'' and ''USS Constantine'', both ''Messier'' class, are pressed to duty against the Tarn. Both disappear: the ''Constantine'' without a trace and the ''Verdun'' until [[2366]].<ref name=Messier/><ref name=FSTC/> | |||
*The last ''Messier'' to be retired, ''USS Braxton'' (CA-195), is on her way to be preserved in the recently founded [[Starfleet Museum]] when her warp drive system creates a catastrophic asymmetry and tears the ship into pieces. The skeleton crew of fifteen is killed instantly.<ref name=Messier/> | *The last ''Messier'' to be retired, ''USS Braxton'' (CA-195), is on her way to be preserved in the recently founded [[Starfleet Museum]] when her warp drive system creates a catastrophic asymmetry and tears the ship into pieces. The skeleton crew of fifteen is killed instantly.<ref name=Messier/> | ||
*The ''Ottawa'' subclass of the ''Hercules'' transports starts to receive significant warp engine upgrades.<ref>Guide: [[Hercules (Guide)|Hercules]]</ref> | *The ''Ottawa'' subclass of the ''Hercules'' transports starts to receive significant warp engine upgrades.<ref>Guide: [[Hercules (Guide)|Hercules]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 19:06, 26 April 2009
Historical Events
- January 21st: The surviving crew of USS Cavalier (ND-626, Cavalry class), is found alive and in good health. Their recovery is a long-awaited positive media event in the middle of the postwar atmosphere of disillusionment, ambiguity and anxiety.[1]
- A conflict erupts with the Tarn, when the USS Constitution is attacked and over 200 crew are killed.[1][2][3]
- The attack on the Constitution as the opening act is presumed.
- The USS Verdun and USS Constantine, both Messier class, are pressed to duty against the Tarn. Both disappear: the Constantine without a trace and the Verdun until 2366.[2][3]
- The last Messier to be retired, USS Braxton (CA-195), is on her way to be preserved in the recently founded Starfleet Museum when her warp drive system creates a catastrophic asymmetry and tears the ship into pieces. The skeleton crew of fifteen is killed instantly.[2]
- The Ottawa subclass of the Hercules transports starts to receive significant warp engine upgrades.[4]
- The last Djartanna destroyers are removed from active service.[5]
New Technology
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