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* '''June 22nd:''' The [[Federation Council]] | * '''June 22nd:''' The [[Federation Council]] passes the [[Strategic Resource Denial Act|an embargo]] on "resources destined for military usage within the [[Klingon Empire]]".<ref name=Midnight>[https://edgeofmidnight.weebly.com/timeline.html Edge Of Midnight: "Timeline of Events"]</ref> | ||
* '''Mid:''' The [[Klingon]] campaign of eradication against the [[Suliban]] ends.<ref name=Midnight>[https://edgeofmidnight.weebly.com/timeline.html Edge Of Midnight: "Timeline of Events"]</ref> | * '''Mid:''' The [[Klingon]] campaign of eradication against the [[Suliban]] ends.<ref name=Midnight>[https://edgeofmidnight.weebly.com/timeline.html Edge Of Midnight: "Timeline of Events"]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 06:17, 22 July 2026
Historical Events
- USS Sheridan (NCC-4463, Larson destroyer) is lost with all but three hands on her maiden voyage due to a power system explosion that could not be contained.[1]
- The loss was not dated (in the original text), but had to have occurred prior to the crash of Cromwell, a later ship, in the same year.
- The Memory Alpha planetoid is selected—as an event during the Centennial Survey—as the archive of the UFP's cultural and scientific knowledge. The eight-year development of the project begins.[2]
- The plight of Uzor becomes apparent to the people of Boliax: it will be uninhabitable in less than a decade as solar instability threatens to wipe out the entire Uzor system.[3] [4]
- The date of this awareness is SFC-canon.
- USS Skagerrak (NCC-G504, Bering class) is lost to "therspace" after rescuing a Tellarite crew.[5]
- After final funding for the last 26 vessels of the Larson class destroyers is procured, destroyer funds are redirected to experiments intended to address the inherent shortcomings of the single-nacelled configuration of the Syracuse family class.[6]
- The Pershing subclass (of the Sherman class) cargo drone enters service with Star Fleet.[7]
- USS Virgo (NCC-1572, Taurus cruiser) is lost to unknown causes while scouting in the direction of Zeta Persei.[8]
- Having completed a multi-year refit, USS Byrd (first of her class) launches on her second galactic survey, a 13-year voyage.[9]
- Presumption, based on that each of the three ships completed 2 surveys, and the Smith was the last to return from her own 13-year voyage.
- The Constitution class heavy cruisers start receiving transporter upgrades.[10]
- This occurred after 2260.
- The crew of USS Cromwell (NCC-4477, Larson destroyer) takes refuge on Delta Canaris VI after her nacelle is ripped off and life support compromised by a relativistic-speed meteoroid cloud.[1]
- Construction of the Mk VI Larson class destroyer begins.[1]
- The first conversion of a Mk II Larson class destroyer to Mk VI begins.[1]
- The third (of three) attempt at further production of the Larson class destroyer is deferred.[1]
- Presumably this refers to an expansion of contracts for the present new-builds.
- USS Pompey (NCC-506) is the first of three Siva Flight II subclass vessels to receive a second nacelle, initiating the Pompey subclass.[6]
- The final Flight I Loknar class frigate is upgraded to Flight IA standard.[11]
- Some older Aakenn subclass heavy transports are relegated to Star Fleet training duty.[12]
- Six Westminster subclass heavy transports are transferred from the SMM to Star Fleet and begin modification into Abbott subclass heavy repair ships begun.[12]
- Eight of the Coventry class strike frigates enter a yard period where they receive auxiliary deflector spires.[13]
- The Samson fleet tug/tender class enters service with Star Fleet.[14]
- Deneb IV visited by a Star Fleet mission.[4]
- The final Sulek class prospector is produced.[15]
- The Velikovski class prospector, an improved Sulek subclass, enters service with prospectors subsidized by the Resources Division.[15]
- Star Fleet acquires a limited number of Questor class runabouts for an evaluation period.[16]
- The vessel selected for the "high" track of the Prospecting And Reconnaissance Integrated Scoutship (PARIS) project was put into production.[17]
- The Graynet class support corvette enters service with Star Fleet[18]
- The civilian Karekh class prospector enters production.[19]
- The Karekh class intel scout enters service with Star Fleet.[19]
- The Epsilon proposal for an updated cutter class is accepted.[20]
- Star Fleet grants Bruce-Partington SCW a contract to develop a variable-environment shuttlecraft, capable of exploring water worlds.[21]
- Star Fleet establishes the Grankite Order of Tactics for the "[d]emonstration of exceptional tactical acumen".[4]
- A Star Fleet veterans' organization founds the Karagite Order of Heroism, to recognize the "[d]emonstration of exceptional valor & heroism in the defense of the Federation worlds and people during times of conflict".[4]
- This is the final year in which persistent monetary-based cross-border commerce conducted between Federation frontier colonies and the Klingon Empire accounts for 40% of export revenue for mining colonies.[22]
- This was first achieved in 2259.
- Early: USS Smith (Byrd class galactic survey cruiser) begins the first round of experimental modifications in an exploration of cruiser-carrier concepts.[9]
- February: The Klingon Empire provides overt support to the Monarchist Front on Altair IV. This leads to a considerable increase in tensions between the indigenous Palkeo Est and the Altairians and Humans that have resided there for generations.[23][4]
- March: The Raktajino Revolution is crushed by a reinvigorated Imperial Navy enjoying the suborned support of the Great Houses.[24]
- May 8th: The "Strategic Resource Denial Bill" is introduced to the Federation Council.[25]
- It will pass on June 22nd and be cited as the "Strategic Resource Denial Act".
- June 22nd: The Federation Council passes the an embargo on "resources destined for military usage within the Klingon Empire".[23]
- It will continue through mid-2261.
- July 14th: Star Fleet initiates Operation Kadis-Khot, a major minelaying initiative to enforce the Strategic Resource Denial Act by seeding spatial mines across 16 vital choke points.
- This resulting conflict will be known historically as "The War of the Merchant", "tlhogh bIQa", and the "Channel Battles". Star Fleet's reaction (pulling anti-piracy efforts from other sectors) led to the empire securing key fringe worlds, cutting off Federation trade routes, and destabilizing neutral powers' trust in the UFP.
- August 12th: The United Federation of Planets celebrates the centenary.[4]
- September 30th: A Star Fleet vessel is caught in a Klingon minefield, marking the Federation's first encounter with gravitic mines.[23]
- November 16th: In what becomes termed the Third Battle of Altair, the Monarchist Front attacks large numbers of targets on Altair IV, including government buildings, cultural sites important to Altairian & Human citizens, and shipping—grounded and orbital—associated with any species not aligned with the Palkeo Est nor Klingons.[4]
- The UFP and Klingon Empire both deploy starships to the region to ensure "their" side does not face intervention.
- December: The Klingon Empire ships arms to Acamarian opposition clans.[23]
Characters
- Ivy Knightwick is commissioned a lieutenant.[26]
- Agatha Drake is assigned as Commanding Officer, Galactic South West Command.[27]
New Technology
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Guide: Larson
- ↑ Star Trek Roleplaying Game, Book 7: Worlds, pp. 123-125
- ↑ Worlds (Decipher)
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 SFC
- ↑ Guide: Bering
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Guide: Syracuse
- ↑ Guide: Sherman
- ↑ Guide: Rochester
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Guide: Byrd
- ↑ Guide: Constitution
- ↑ Guide: Loknar
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Guide: Aakenn
- ↑ Guide: Coventry
- ↑ Guide: Samson
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Guide: Sulek
- ↑ Guide: Questor
- ↑ Guide: Archer
- ↑ Guide: Graynet
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Guide: Karekh
- ↑ Guide: Epsilon
- ↑ Guide: Class C2A/C2B and Type 30
- ↑ Black Exchange
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 23.4 Edge Of Midnight: "Timeline of Events"
- ↑ Edge Of Midnight - The Business of Risk, pp 239-247, 253-257, 259-266
- ↑ Strategic Resource Denial Act
- ↑ Ivy Knightwick
- ↑ Agatha Drake
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