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==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
* Two ships of the ''Armstrong'' class are modified from dilithium regulator use to that of forcefield antimatter feed constriction, while the remaining three are retired.<ref name=Armstrong>Guide: [[Armstrong/Helena (Guide)|Armstrong]]</ref> | * ''(confirm)'' Two ships of the ''Armstrong'' class are modified from dilithium regulator use to that of forcefield antimatter feed constriction, while the remaining three are retired.<ref name=Armstrong>Guide: [[Armstrong/Helena (Guide)|Armstrong]]</ref> | ||
==New Technology== | ==New Technology== | ||
* Forcefield antimatter feed constriction begins to (temporarily) replace dilithium regulators.<ref name=Armstrong/> | * Forcefield antimatter feed constriction begins to (temporarily) replace dilithium regulators.<ref name=Armstrong/> | ||
* [[Structural_Integrity_Field_(Build)|Class G Structural Integrity Field]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 08:01, 28 October 2014
Historical Events
- (confirm) Two ships of the Armstrong class are modified from dilithium regulator use to that of forcefield antimatter feed constriction, while the remaining three are retired.[1]
New Technology
- Forcefield antimatter feed constriction begins to (temporarily) replace dilithium regulators.[1]
- Class G Structural Integrity Field
References
| 2168 | 22nd century 2160s |
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