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* The ''Helena'' class cruisers are retired from service.<ref name=Dauntless>[[Guide: Dauntless]]</ref> | * The ''Helena'' class cruisers are retired from service.<ref name=Dauntless>[[Guide: Dauntless]]</ref> | ||
* ''USS Minstrel'' (NCC-274), ''Placido'' class surveyor/scout, achieves a class warp record of 4.92.<ref name=Placido>[[Guide: Placido]]</ref> | |||
* ''USS Bellweather'' (NCC-258), ''Placido'' class surveyor/scout, is among the first vessels to test tectonic manipulation by melting down a series of fault lines on [[g Spica II]].<ref name=Placido/> | |||
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Revision as of 04:37, 16 May 2015
Historical Events
- Starfleet decides on peristaltic forcefields as the focusing system for its future cruisers. The resulting drop in efficiency is accepted as the price of vastly increased reliability and safety.[1]
- The Enterprise class (and Columbia subclass) explorers are decommissioned.[1]
- The Helena class cruisers are retired from service.[2]
- USS Minstrel (NCC-274), Placido class surveyor/scout, achieves a class warp record of 4.92.[3]
- USS Bellweather (NCC-258), Placido class surveyor/scout, is among the first vessels to test tectonic manipulation by melting down a series of fault lines on g Spica II.[3]
New Technology
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