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* The two ''Aberdeen'' subclass escort cruisers are decommissioned.<ref name=Durance>[[Guide: Durance]]</ref> | * The two ''Aberdeen'' subclass escort cruisers are decommissioned.<ref name=Durance>[[Guide: Durance]]</ref> | ||
* A conflict erupts with the Tarn, when a Star Fleet vessel is attacked and over 200 crew are killed.<ref name=Cavalry/><ref name=Messier>[[Guide: Messier]]</ref><ref name=FSTC>Fandom Star Trek Chronology</ref> | * A conflict erupts with the [[Tarn]], when a [[Star Fleet]] vessel is attacked and over 200 crew are killed.<ref name=Cavalry/><ref name=Messier>[[Guide: Messier]]</ref><ref name=FSTC>Fandom Star Trek Chronology</ref> | ||
: ''The attack on the Star Fleet vessel as the opening act is presumed. The FTSC references the ''USS Constitution'' as that vessel, but for registry purposes, that is being left unnamed at this time. | : ''The attack on the Star Fleet vessel as the opening act is presumed. The FTSC references the ''USS Constitution'' as that vessel, but for registry purposes, that is being left unnamed at this time. | ||
* Work progresses on shield/warp field integration, at first on the ''Triton'' fleet, then on the new human flagship, ''USS Endeavour'' (NCC-06, ''Columbia'' class).<ref name=Columbia/> | * Work progresses on shield/warp field integration, at first on the ''Triton'' fleet, then on the new human flagship, ''USS Endeavour'' (NCC-06, ''Columbia'' class).<ref name=Columbia/> | ||
* The ''USS Verdun'' and ''USS Constantine'', both ''Messier'' cruisers, 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 ''USS Verdun'' and ''USS Constantine'', both ''Messier'' cruisers, 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'' cruiser to be retired, ''USS Braxton'' (NC-195), is on her way to be preserved in the recently founded [[Star Fleet 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'' cruiser to be retired, ''USS Braxton'' (NC-195), is on her way to be preserved in the recently founded [[Star Fleet 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/> | ||
Revision as of 17:46, 11 July 2023
Historical Events
- The two Aberdeen subclass escort cruisers are decommissioned.[1]
- A conflict erupts with the Tarn, when a Star Fleet vessel is attacked and over 200 crew are killed.[2][3][4]
- The attack on the Star Fleet vessel as the opening act is presumed. The FTSC references the USS Constitution as that vessel, but for registry purposes, that is being left unnamed at this time.
- Work progresses on shield/warp field integration, at first on the Triton fleet, then on the new human flagship, USS Endeavour (NCC-06, Columbia class).[5]
- The USS Verdun and USS Constantine, both Messier cruisers, are pressed to duty against the Tarn. Both disappear: the Constantine without a trace and the Verdun until 2366.[3][4]
- The last Messier cruiser to be retired, USS Braxton (NC-195), is on her way to be preserved in the recently founded Star Fleet Museum when her warp drive system creates a catastrophic asymmetry and tears the ship into pieces. The skeleton crew of fifteen is killed instantly.[3]
- The Ottawa subclass of the Hercules transports starts to receive significant warp engine upgrades.[6]
- The last Djartanna light destroyers are removed from active service and mothballed, never transferred to the UFP Star Fleet register.[7]
- The Marshall heavy destroyers are assigned to the defense duties previously held by the Djartanna light destroyers.[7]
- Eighteen of the Doppler class scout ships start to receive forcefield generators (as well as NCC numbers); some of the remaining others are sold to allied navies.[8]
- This started after 2161.
- The fifth Poseidon class heavy cruiser clears its box dock, to enter service with the UFP Star Fleet.[9]
- Earth Councillor Dannon is assassinated while making a pacifist speech on Federation grounds in San Francisco.[10]
- The Normandy & Port Stanley classes of escort fightercraft enter service with Star Fleet.[11]
- The last of the 39 Chryse subclass transports are completed.[1]
- Official first contact by the United Federation of Planets with Sauria via a Star Fleet visit.[12]
- The Tandarans sign a pact with the Federation, promising no interference against the Suliban refugees seeking asylum, in exchange for the Federation preventing post-war retaliatory actions by the refugees.[13]
- This occurred in either 2161 or 2162, as the pact was tested in 2163; 2162 seems more reasonable than the Federation's first year.
- Early: An educational subcommittee of the Military Staff Committee to the Security Council is established to develop a curriculum and recommend suitable faculty and staff members for the Star Fleet Academy.[16]
- The present designated site for the academy is on the UESF's training grounds in San Francisco and is providing an interim six-month "boot camp" to develop prospective officers.
- January 21st: The surviving crew of UESS Cavalier (ND-62, Cavalry class), is found alive and in good health by USS Lorelei (Helena class). Their recovery is a long-awaited positive media event in the middle of the postwar atmosphere of disillusionment, ambiguity and anxiety.[2][17]
- September: The first class of Star Fleet Academy convenes amongst the under-construction campus in San Francisco.[18]
- The year is presumed to have occurred four years prior to the first class' graduation (in 2266); the month is based on the same class' commencement date that same (latter) year.
- November: The newly upgraded USS Endeavour (NCC-06, Columbia class) heads out on a sweeping mission of frontier diplomacy in the Tandar-Rigel flank of the nascent Federation.[5]
New Technology
- Magnusson class laser
Size 3 warp vessels- Mark IV Industrial Fabrication Unit
- Mark 3 Warp Nacelles
- Mark 3A Warp Nacelles
- Mark 3B Warp Nacelles
- Type 4A Main Impulse Engine
- Mark IV Long Range Sensors
- Class 5 Long Range Strength Package
- Class 4 Navigational sensors
- Class IV probe
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Guide: Durance
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Guide: Cavalry
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Guide: Messier
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Fandom Star Trek Chronology
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Guide: Columbia
- ↑ Guide: Hercules
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Guide: Djartanna
- ↑ Guide: Doppler (scout)
- ↑ Guide: Poseidon
- ↑ Guide: Victory
- ↑ Guide: Normandy/Port Stanley
- ↑ Memory Beta: "Sauria"
- ↑ Memory Beta: "Tandaran"
- ↑ TrekBBS: "Members of the Federation
- ↑ SFC: Federation Members
- ↑ SFC: Star Fleet Academy
- ↑ Guide: Helena
- ↑ Federation: The First 150 Years, p. 97
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