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* The ''USS Bader'', ''USS Clifton'', and ''USS Tombaugh'' (''Bader'' class exploratory cruisers) host a series of Sagan Award recipients for the second year, while the ''USS Akela'' and ''USS Crescent'' retrace old survey routes.<ref name=Bader>[[Guide: Bader]]</ref> | * The ''USS Bader'', ''USS Clifton'', and ''USS Tombaugh'' (''Bader'' class exploratory cruisers) host a series of Sagan Award recipients for the second year, while the ''USS Akela'' and ''USS Crescent'' retrace old survey routes.<ref name=Bader>[[Guide: Bader]]</ref> | ||
: ''This occurs through [[2274]].'' | : ''This occurs through [[2274]].'' | ||
* The last of dozens of resource findings of crucial economic importance to the [[Federation]] are made by prospectors operating ''Sulek'' and ''Velikovski'' vessels between [[2253]] and now.<ref name=Sulek>[[Guide: Sulek]]</ref> | |||
* '''Late year''': The last ''Ranger'' light cruiser, ''USS Duncan'' (NCC-793), is retired.<ref name=Ranger>[[Guide: Ranger]]</ref> | * '''Late year''': The last ''Ranger'' light cruiser, ''USS Duncan'' (NCC-793), is retired.<ref name=Ranger>[[Guide: Ranger]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 13:12, 11 December 2022
Historical Events
- As it nears formal completion, the Memory Alpha complex is heavily disrupted, and all personnel killed, during an assault by the Zetarians.[1]
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701, Constitution heavy cruiser) hunts down and forces the surrender of the Orion murderers of four of the crew of the Honor subclass transport USS Huron (NCC-F1913).[2]
- The eight surviving Amchitkas are placed on ‘active standby’ (i.e., idling on core world piers with minimal supervision crews), until converted in 2285.[3]
- USS Enterprise accidentally enters an interspatial anomaly in the Delta Triangle region and locates the derelict USS Bonaventure (NX-B1) among hundreds of other lost spacecraft of varying origin. Enterprise is unable to contact nor rescue the test vehicle.[4]
- The last of all the Thunderbolt sub-classes is de-commissioned, though some Battleaxes would continue in service with the Federation Customs Service into the 2310s.[5]
- Persistent reports regarding the lack of Organian interference towards Klingon aggression are made by Star Fleet captains, from this year through 2284.[7]
- Hopi class large survey cruiser USS Aliquippa disappears into the Delta Triangle; only one (manned) long-range shuttle from her complement is recovered.[8]
- Construction begins on the first Mk II variant of the Mo'Kal class light fleet tug.[9]
- The three export Achernar heavy cruisers XXS Naxu Thain, XXS Tezanha and XXS Sathiyaxa, previously sold to the Xindi, are reacquired by Star Fleet and renamed USS John F. Kennedy, USS Tao Feng and USS Surak, respectively.[10]
- Shipyards at Rigel complete construction on three Defender class battleships: USS Arizona, USS Rodger Young and USS Yamato.[11]
- Construction on Defender class battleships USS Dataphda and USS Divine Wind is completed.[11]
- Following interference by Star Fleet into it's policy of apartheid, the Plutocracy of Ardana withdraws Ardana from the Federation.[12]
- The withdrawal is presumed, though the following war referenced in the CoE ebook, "Signs From Heaven".
- The Altairians rejoin the UFP as the "Altair Quadrant".[13][12]
- The USS Bader, USS Clifton, and USS Tombaugh (Bader class exploratory cruisers) host a series of Sagan Award recipients for the second year, while the USS Akela and USS Crescent retrace old survey routes.[15]
- This occurs through 2274.
- The last of dozens of resource findings of crucial economic importance to the Federation are made by prospectors operating Sulek and Velikovski vessels between 2253 and now.[16]
- Late year: The last Ranger light cruiser, USS Duncan (NCC-793), is retired.[17]
New Technology
- Mark VIII Industrial Fabrication Unit
Starships available in one-nacelle configurations
- May not be canon, if previous eras reasonably utilized the configuration
- Type VIII Phaser (for station use)
- Type 7 Disrupters
- Type II Gravitic Mine
References
- ↑ Star Trek Roleplaying Game, Book 7: Worlds, pp. 123-125
- ↑ Guide: Independence
- ↑ Guide: Amchitka/Kearsarge
- ↑ Guide: Thunderbolt
- ↑ Guide: Miranda
- ↑ Guide: Federation
- ↑ Guide: Hopi
- ↑ Guide: Mo'Kal
- ↑ Guide: Achernar
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Guide: Defender
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 SFC
- ↑ Guide: 2200-2240 - Way of the Warrior
- ↑ Memory Beta: " Allegiance in Exile "
- ↑ Guide: Bader
- ↑ Guide: Sulek
- ↑ Guide: Ranger
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