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Revision as of 21:00, 2 August 2019

Decker class[1]
Specifications[1]
Date entered service Feb 2318
Number Constructed 40
Length 288 meters
Width 120 meters
Height 52 meters
Mass 140,603 metric tons
Cargo capacity 10,000 metric tons
Computer Type M-6A
Transporters (6-person) 4
Transporters (20-person) 2
Transporters (Cargo) 2
Crew 200
Passengers 10
Marines 100
Shuttlecraft 4
Cruising Speed Warp 12
Emergency Speed Warp 14
Weapons 5 FH-11 Phasers
3 torpedo tubes

As the Excelsior class began to replace the older Constitution class cruisers as the workhorses of Starfleet, the need for a smaller, lighter vessel arose. The Decker class destroyers, named in honor of Commodore Matthew Decker and his son, Commander William Decker, was designed to fill the need for an armed ship able to carry out various escort, patrol, and deep-space tasks. Problems in redesigning the engine design introduced in the Excelsior class for a smaller hull delayed introduction of the Decker class; however, most of these problems were solved after the ships were equipped with the Daystrom Duotronics M-6A computer control system. The large marine contingent that the "Damn Fine Decker" carried gave the class greater flexibility. Further, the Decker's long range and high speed often allowed it to arrive at a volatile area at a critical moment, with the ship's presence often calming a dangerous situation without having to fire a shot. Although no longer produced in quantity by 2363, the Decker class was still popular and respected. Vessels of the class were named for officers who showed special gallantry or sacrifice. Of the 40 Deckers constructed by 2363, 20 remained in service, two were decommissioned as training vessels, and the rest were lost, scrapped, or destroyed.[1]

Decker class vessels

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer’s Manual." Star Trek: The Roleplaying Game, Supplement 2012. Game. 1988. FASA.
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