U.S.S. Mars NCC-525 (Myriad)
| Registry | NCC-525 |
| Class | Siva |
| Commissioned | c.2188 |
| Status | Decommissioned (c.RSD1/9409) |
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Construction on the Federation Starship Mars, a Siva class destroyer (a variant of the Saladin class), was authorized by the Star Fleet Appropriation of Stardate 3030[1] and commissioned circa 2188. The class suffered from enormous design flaws, however, and all ships were withdrawn from service by Reference Stardate 1/9409 (September 2194).[2]
Ships Named Mars
FASA Timeline
U.S.S. Mars NCC-525 (Siva class)
SFC Timeline
U.S.S. Mars NCC-2152 (Yamato class)
SFU Timeline
Saladin class vessels
FASA Timeline
Mark VII Saladin class
U.S.S. Adad NCC-515 • U.S.S. Ahriman NCC-513 • U.S.S. Alaric NCC-503 • U.S.S. Alexander NCC-511 • U.S.S. Azrael NCC-517 • U.S.S. Darius NCC-502 • U.S.S. Etzel NCC-509 • U.S.S. Hamilcar NCC-518 • U.S.S. Hannibal NCC-512 • U.S.S. Hashishiyun NCC-516 • U.S.S. Jenghiz NCC-501 • U.S.S. Kublai NCC-507 • U.S.S. Pompey NCC-506 • U.S.S. Raman NCC-514 • U.S.S. Shaitan NCC-519 • U.S.S. Saladin NCC-500 • U.S.S. Sargon NCC-504 • U.S.S. Suleiman NCC-508 • U.S.S. Tamerlane NCC-510 • U.S.S. Xerxes NCC-505
Mark VIIA Siva class
U.S.S. Ares NCC-524 • U.S.S. Hathor NCC-523 • U.S.S. Iblis NCC-528 • U.S.S. Jugurtha NCC-527 • U.S.S. Loki NCC-529 • U.S.S. Lucifer NCC-521 • U.S.S. Mars NCC-525 • U.S.S. Molock NCC-522 • U.S.S. Siva NCC-520 • U.S.S. Tyr NCC-526
Mark VIIB Cochise class
U.S.S. Abu Bekr NCC-549 • U.S.S. Achilles NCC-551 • U.S.S. Ajax NCC-547 • U.S.S. Akbar NCC-548 • U.S.S. Al Mahdi NCC-545 • U.S.S. Alva NCC-531 • U.S.S. Alvarado NCC-537 • U.S.S. Apollyon NCC-542 • U.S.S. Cimon NCC-555 • U.S.S. Cochise NCC-530 • U.S.S. Cortez NCC-536 • U.S.S. de Ruyter NCC-538 • U.S.S. Drake NCC-541 • U.S.S. El Cid NCC-534 • U.S.S. Geronimo NCC-535 • U.S.S. Hektor NCC-539 • U.S.S. Ivan NCC-550 • U.S.S. Lysander NCC-540 • U.S.S. Martel NCC-554 • U.S.S. Nelson NCC-546 • U.S.S. Ney NCC-533 • U.S.S. Perseus NCC-544 • U.S.S. Pontiac NCC-532 • U.S.S. Samson NCC-543 • U.S.S. Scipio NCC-553 • U.S.S. Theseus NCC-552
Construction on the Federation Starship Mars, a Siva class destroyer (a variant of the Saladin class), was authorized by the Star Fleet Appropriation of Stardate 3030.[1]
Ships Named Mars
FASA Timeline
U.S.S. Mars NCC-525 (Siva class)
SFC Timeline
U.S.S. Mars NCC-2152 (Yamato class)
SFU Timeline
Saladin class vessels
FASA Timeline
Mark VII Saladin class
U.S.S. Adad NCC-515 • U.S.S. Ahriman NCC-513 • U.S.S. Alaric NCC-503 • U.S.S. Alexander NCC-511 • U.S.S. Azrael NCC-517 • U.S.S. Darius NCC-502 • U.S.S. Etzel NCC-509 • U.S.S. Hamilcar NCC-518 • U.S.S. Hannibal NCC-512 • U.S.S. Hashishiyun NCC-516 • U.S.S. Jenghiz NCC-501 • U.S.S. Kublai NCC-507 • U.S.S. Pompey NCC-506 • U.S.S. Raman NCC-514 • U.S.S. Shaitan NCC-519 • U.S.S. Saladin NCC-500 • U.S.S. Sargon NCC-504 • U.S.S. Suleiman NCC-508 • U.S.S. Tamerlane NCC-510 • U.S.S. Xerxes NCC-505
Mark VIIA Siva class
U.S.S. Ares NCC-524 • U.S.S. Hathor NCC-523 • U.S.S. Iblis NCC-528 • U.S.S. Jugurtha NCC-527 • U.S.S. Loki NCC-529 • U.S.S. Lucifer NCC-521 • U.S.S. Mars NCC-525 • U.S.S. Molock NCC-522 • U.S.S. Siva NCC-520 • U.S.S. Tyr NCC-526
Mark VIIB Cochise class
U.S.S. Abu Bekr NCC-549 • U.S.S. Achilles NCC-551 • U.S.S. Ajax NCC-547 • U.S.S. Akbar NCC-548 • U.S.S. Al Mahdi NCC-545 • U.S.S. Alva NCC-531 • U.S.S. Alvarado NCC-537 • U.S.S. Apollyon NCC-542 • U.S.S. Cimon NCC-555 • U.S.S. Cochise NCC-530 • U.S.S. Cortez NCC-536 • U.S.S. de Ruyter NCC-538 • U.S.S. Drake NCC-541 • U.S.S. El Cid NCC-534 • U.S.S. Geronimo NCC-535 • U.S.S. Hektor NCC-539 • U.S.S. Ivan NCC-550 • U.S.S. Lysander NCC-540 • U.S.S. Martel NCC-554 • U.S.S. Nelson NCC-546 • U.S.S. Ney NCC-533 • U.S.S. Perseus NCC-544 • U.S.S. Pontiac NCC-532 • U.S.S. Samson NCC-543 • U.S.S. Scipio NCC-553 • U.S.S. Theseus NCC-552
Notes and References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Joseph, Franz (Author). Star Fleet Technical Manual. Star Trek. Book. Ballantine Books. November 1975.
- ↑ Theisen, John A. (Author). The Four Years War. Star Trek: The Role Playing Game. Book 2218A . Cover art and illustrations by Dana Knutson. FASA Corporation. 1986.
