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TNG Starship Index
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compiled by Scott Hollifield
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updated through the end of Season 5
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Note: With a few exceptions, all of this information was taken directly
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from the series, or from Mike Okuda, which is just as good. The exceptions
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involve data such as ship classes which come from questionable, and possibly
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tech fandom-derived, sources. Such questionable information is denoted
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with an asterisk at the end of the entry.
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Key:
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Name of starship
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Registry: [if known]
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Class: [if known]
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Captain/Commanding officer: [if known]
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First officer: [if known]
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Description
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(Episode references)
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USS Adelphi
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Captain: Darson
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Captain Darson lost his life in the Ghorushda disaster by unwittingly
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violating one of the taboos of the native inhabitants.
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(Tin Man)
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USS Ajax
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Registry: NCC-11574
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Class: Apollo
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A ship involved in Lt. Kazinski's warp engine experients.
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(Where No One Has Gone Before) *
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USS Akagi
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Involved in the Romulan blockade. It and the Hornet are led by the
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Excalibur to form a strategic gap in the fleet's tachyon detection
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grid.
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(Redemption II)
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USS Ares
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Registry: NCC-45167
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Class: Renaissance
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First Officer: Cmdr. Flaherty
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Exploring the Vega Omicron sector where intelligent life forms are
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indicated. Command offered to William Riker; Riker accepted but
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declined again before transfer. Affected by the latent Tartjannen
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mutagen, Ens. Mendez stole a shuttle from the Ares and took it back
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to the planet.
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(The Icarus Factor, Identity Crisis) *
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USS Bozeman
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Class: Soyuz
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Captain: Morgan Batesman
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Travels in time over 80 years and is trapped in a causality loop which
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also captures the Enterprise.
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(Cause and Effect)
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USS Berlin
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Registry: NCC-14232
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Class: Excelsior
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Holding picket duty in the Romulan Neutral Zone. Joined with the
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Enterprise to defend against Romulan unrest.
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(Angel One) *
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USS Bradbury
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Registry: NCC-72307
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Class: Corsair
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Meant to ferry Ens. Wesley Crusher to Starfleet Academy; Crusher missed
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it and remained on the Enterprise.
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(Menage A Troi) *
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USS Brattain
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Registry: NCC-21166
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Class: Miranda
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Captain : Zaheva
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First Officer : Cmdr. Brink
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Science vessel with a crew of 34. Its crew went mad from the effects
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of artificially-induced dream deprivation and killed one another.
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The Brattain was escorted to a starbase by the USS Enterprise and
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is currently undergoing recommission.
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(Night Terrors)
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USS Constantinople
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Class: Liner
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Crew of 2012 colonists, disabled. Its crew suffered from severe
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hypoxia; they were saved by the Enterprise with only 46 injuries.
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(The Schizoid Man)
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USS Drake
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Captain: Paul Rice
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A light cruiser destroyed by the Echo Papa 607. Command offered to
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William Riker at one time.
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(Arsenal of Freedom)
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USS Endeavor
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Participated in the Romulan tachyon blockade. Was part of the
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Katarian plan to distribute mind-control devices throughout the
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Federation.
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(Redemption II, The Game)
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USS Enterprise
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Registry: NCC-1701-C
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Class: Ambassador
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Captain: Rachel Garrett
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Lost in a battle with the Romulans at Norendra Three over 22 years ago.
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Capt. Garrett died in an alternate timeline while in battle with
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Klingon warships; the Enterprise was led back into its own time and
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space by Lt. Richard Castillo.
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(Yesterday's Enterprise, Redemption II)
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USS Enterprise
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Registry: NCC-1701-D
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Class: Galaxy
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Captain: Jean-Luc Picard
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Built at the Utopia Planetia shipyards on Mars. Crew compilent of
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over 1000. In the alternate timeline, it is a Galaxy-class warship
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capable of carrying over 6000 troops.
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USS Essex
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Registry: NCC-173
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Class: Daedelus
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Captain: Bryce Shumar
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First Officer: Morgan Kelley
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Crashed on the moon of Mabu Six over 200 years ago. Incorporeal
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prisoners of the planet attempted to use the Essex to escape,
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unsuccessfully.
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(Power Play)
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USS Excalibur
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Captain: William T. Riker (acting)
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First officer: Geordi LaForge (acting)
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Participated in the Romulan blockade.
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(Redemption II)
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USS Fearless
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Registry: NCC-14598
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Class: Excelsior
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Transported Lt. Kosinski to the Enterprise to commence testing his
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new warp drive designs.
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(Where No One Has Gone Before) *
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USS Gettysburg
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Captain: Mark Jameson
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Commanded by Jameson before he was promoted to the admiralty.
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(Too Short a Season)
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USS Goddard
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Registry: NCC-59621
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Class: Korolev
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Meant to rendevous with the Enterprise; the meeting was delayed.
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(The Vengeance Factor) *
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USS Grissom
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Federation ship closest to the Sigma Erani system; it was too far
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away to help the Enterprise obtain more hytritium.
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(The Most Toys)
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USS Hathaway
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Registry: NCC-2593
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Class: Constellation
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Commanding Officer: William Riker (temporary)
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Orbited Braslota Three as a derelict until it was returned to
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service as part of a wargames project with the Enterprise, which
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was interrupted by Ferengi attack.
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(Peak Performance)
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USS Hermes
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Participated in the Romulan tachyon blockade; ordered to join with
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the Sutherland and the Tian Nam Men.
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(Redemption II)
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USS Hood
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Registry: NCC-42296
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Class: Excelsior
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Captain: Robert DeSoto
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First Officer: William Riker (formerly)
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Transported Geordi LaForge and the Crushers to Farpoint Station to meet
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the Enterprise; transported Tam Elbrun to the Enterprise. Was en route
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to assist the Enterprise at the Neutral Zone. Its meeting with the
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Enterprise at Browder Four to help terraforming efforts was delayed.
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(Encounter At Farpoint, Tin Man, The Defector, Allegiance) *
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USS Horatio
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Class: Ambassador
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Captain: Walker Keel
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Mysteriously destroyed after Keel warned Picard about the deadly
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Starfleet investigation.
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(Conspiracy)
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USS Hornet
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Involved in the Romulan blockade. It and the Akagi are led by the
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Excalibur to form a strategic gap in the fleet's tachyon detection
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grid.
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(Redemption II)
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USS Intrepid
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It was the first ship on the scene after the Khitomer Massacre,
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and picked up Worf and Kahlest. Its logs were tampered with while
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filed in Klingon databases, as discovered by the Enterprise.
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CPO Sergei Rozhenko served aboard her as a warp field specialist.
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(Sins of the Father, Family)
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USS Kyushu
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Destoryed by the Borg at Worf 359.
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(Best of Both Worlds)
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USS Lalo
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Class: Freighter
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Attacked by the Borg between Zeta Alpha Two and Sentinel Minor Four.
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She was presumed lost in battle.
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(The Best of Both Worlds)
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USS Lantree
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Class: Class Six Supply Ship
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Captain: L. Iso Tolaka
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Its first officer was affected by Thelusian Flu; this combined with
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Darwinian antibodies caused the Lantree's crew of 26 to grow old and
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die.
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(Unnatural Selection)
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USS LaSalle
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Reported radiation anomalies in the Gamma Origulon system.
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(Reunion)
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USS Melbourne
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Class: Nebula
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In dock at Starbase 74. Command offered to William Riker; was
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lost in a battle with the Borg at Wolf 359.
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(11001001, The Best of Both Worlds)
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USS Merrimac
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Registry: NCC-61827
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Class: Nebula
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Tranferred the party of Ambassador Sarek back to Vulcan from Legara
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Four. Returns Ensign Wesley Crusher to Starfleet Academy following
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vacation aboard the Enterprise. *
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(Sarek, The Game)
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USS Monitor
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Registry: NCC-61826
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Class: Nebula
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Was en route to assist the Enterprise at the Neutral Zone, but would
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arrive too late to be of help.
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(The Defector) *
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USS Phoenix
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Registry: NCC-65420
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Class: Nebula
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Captain: Benjamin Maxwell
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Went on an unauthorized attack mission against the Cardassians. Maxwell
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was taken into custody by Starfleet.
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(The Wounded)
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USS Potemkin
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Class: Excelsior
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William Riker served here as a Lieutenant. It was the last ship,
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before the USS Enterprise, to make contact with Turkana Four. Dr.
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Toby Russell transports to the Enterprise from it.
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(Peak Performance, Legacy, Ethics)
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USS Renegade
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Captain: Tryla Scott (formerly)
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A frigate, commanded by Scott while under control of the Parasites.
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(Conspiracy)
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USS Repulse
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Registry: NCC-2544
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Class: Excelsior
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Captain: Taggart
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Tranferred a new crew supplement to the Enterprise, including Dr.
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Katherine Pulaski. Contacted by the Enterprise later when searching
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for Pulaski's transporter records.
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(The Child, Unnatural Selection) *
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USS Rutledge
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Captain : Bejamin Maxwell (formerly)
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Chief Tactical Officer : Miles O'Brien (formely)
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Other crew: Will Kaden
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(The Wounded)
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USS Shiku Maru
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Captain : Silvestri
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The last ship prior to the Enterprise to attempt contact with the
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Tamarians.
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(Darmok)
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USS Stargazer
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Registry: NCC-2893
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Class: Constellation
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Captain: Jean-Luc Picard
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Picard's first command; was the first to encounter - and be lost to -
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the Ferengi. While under Picard's command, visited Chalna; and was
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engaged in battle by Cardassians. Was presented to Picard as a gift by
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the Ferengi nine years after being lost.
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(The Battle, Allegiance, The Wounded)
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USS Sutherland
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Captain: Data (acting)
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First officer: Christopher Hobson (acting)
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Participated in the Romulan tachyon blockade; grouped with the
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Tian Nam Men.
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(Redemption II)
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USS Thomas Paine
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Registry: NCC-65530
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Class: New Orleans
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Captain: Rixx
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(Conspiracy) *
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USS Tian Nam Men
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Participated in the Romulan tachyon blockade; grouped with the
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Sutherland.
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(Redemption II)
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USS Tolstoy
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Destroyed by the Borg at Wolf 359.
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(Best of Both Worlds)
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USS Trieste
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Registry: NCC-37124
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Class: Yosemite
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Ship that Base Commander Orfil Quinteros recommended pursue the
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Enterprise - it was the closest to Starbase 74, but was too slow.
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Lt. Cmdr. Data served on it at one time, during which he experienced
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his first trip through a wormhole.
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(11001001, Clues) *
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USS Tsiolkovsky
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Registry: NCC-53911
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Class: Oberth
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Infected with the Psi-2000 virus. Its crew committed suicide.
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(The Naked Now)
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USS Victory
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Registry: NCC-9754
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Class: Constellation
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Met with the Enterprise at coordinates 3629 x 584. Named after an
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ancient Earth sailing ship. A Victory away team on Tartjannan,
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consisting of Lt. Geordi LaForge, Lt. Susanna Leitjen, Lt. Paul Hickman,
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Ens. Mendez, and Ens. Anthony Braval, contracted a parasitic mutation
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which began transforming them five years later; only Leitjen and LaForge
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survived it.
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(Elementary Dear Data, Identity Crisis)
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USS Wellington
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Ship that the Bynars worked on before their hijacking of the
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Enterprise. It reported normal operations when contacted by
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the Enterprise in an incident three years later. Ensign Ro Larren
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served here.
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(11001001, Remember Me, Ensign Ro)
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USS Yamato
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Registry: NCC-1305-E
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Class: Galaxy
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Captain: Donald Varley
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Sister ship of the Enterprise. The mysterious space entity Nagilum
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created a facsimile to test the Enterprise. The real Yamato was
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destroyed by a system virus transmitted by an Iconian probe.
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(Where Silence Has Lease, Contagion)
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USS Zapata
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Ship the Enterprise is assigned to rendezvous with after leaving
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Betazed.
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(Menage A Troi)
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USS Zhukov
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Registry: NCC-62136
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Class: Ambassador
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Captain: Gleason
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Lt. Reginald Barclay served aboard her before transferring to the
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Enterprise. It transferred Ambassador T'Pel, in actuality a Romulan
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spy, onto the Enterprise. It transferrd additional officers to the
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Enterprise to assist in the survey of the Phoenix cluster.
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(Hollow Pursuits, Data's Day, The Game)
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