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==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
* '''Early''': [[ | * '''Early''': [[Gulliver GPF Industries]] perfects an automated warp drive system utilizing a floating-core rotary fusion reactor, deuterium-tritium fuel and very short, simple and maintenance-free plasma conduitry.<ref name=Boyden>[[Guide: Boyden]]</ref> | ||
* '''Mid''': A final design for the ''Boyden'' class cargo drone is settled upon. Fifty-four vessels are initially ordered by [[Star Fleet]]'s Logistics Command.<ref name=Boyden/> | * '''Mid''': A final design for the ''Boyden'' class cargo drone is settled upon. Fifty-four vessels are initially ordered by [[Star Fleet]]'s Logistics Command.<ref name=Boyden/> | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 18 November 2022
Historical Events
- Early: Gulliver GPF Industries perfects an automated warp drive system utilizing a floating-core rotary fusion reactor, deuterium-tritium fuel and very short, simple and maintenance-free plasma conduitry.[1]
- Mid: A final design for the Boyden class cargo drone is settled upon. Fifty-four vessels are initially ordered by Star Fleet's Logistics Command.[1]
- Background material is per the Star Trek Roleplaying Game, Book 7: Worlds. Rigel IV also hosts Orions, Vulcan-offshoot Rigelians, Kalar, Andorians and many other species. The year of the Human colony being founded is game-canon, but source materials indicated within the 2180s.
- The Powers class is re-assigned as system patrol craft.[3]
- The last of the Yravas class fightercraft are decommisioned from both Star Fleet and the AIG.[4]
- End of: Izar is admitted into the Federation.[5]
New Technology
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Guide: Boyden
- ↑ SFC
- ↑ Guide: Powers
- ↑ Guide: Yravas
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Memory Alpha: Izar
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