2151: Difference between revisions

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(confirm) April 16: An alien courier ship crash lands on Earth, bringing with it the first known Klingon to visit the planet.^[1]

(confirm) The Enterprise (NX-01) launches on its first mission of exploration.^[1]

(confirm) The Enterprise class heavy cruiser enters service with the UESF.^[1]

The true fate of Terra Nova was first uncovered when survey cruiser Enterprise (NX-01) paid the world a visit.^[2]

USS Intrepid (CA-170) of Messier class, commanded by Captain Henry McKenna, was the first Earthship to report back on a Rihannsu raid. She herself was not known to have been attacked, but recovered the wreckage of civilian Earth liner SS Diana and found evidence of the previously unknown attackers’ identity. However, the full evidence never made it back to Earth, as the Intrepid was lost somewhere near Tau 1 Eridani soon afterward.^[3]

The date is determined by the statement that the operation took place five years before Exercise Deep Vigil in 2156.

Select Triton heavy destroyers began a refitting, that would continue through 2153.^[5]

Increasing Klingon aggression causes the UESF to again briefly reconsider using Iceland class destroyers for convoys.^[6]

The method of Klingon involvement and its effect are assumed, based upon the source.

The Transporter Personnel Mark I is introduced and installed aboard the Enterprise class.^[8]^[9]

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 * Select ''Triton'' heavy destroyers began a refitting, that would continue through [[2153]].<ref name=Triton>[[Guide: Triton]]</ref>
-* ''(confirm)'' Increasing Klingon aggression causes the [[UESF]] to again briefly reconsider using ''Iceland'' class destroyers for convoys.<ref name=Iceland>[[Guide: Iceland]]</ref>
+* Increasing Klingon aggression causes the [[UESF]] to again briefly reconsider using ''Iceland'' class destroyers for convoys.<ref name=Iceland>[[Guide: Iceland]]</ref>
 :''The method of Klingon involvement and its effect are assumed, based upon the source.''