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Revision as of 20:44, 2 August 2019
The Companion class, which entered service in 2041, was one of the most utilized escort ships during the period of intensive development and testing that resulted in humanity's interstellar spaceflight capability. From advanced fusion performance testing to warp drive prototype escort, the Companion class provided reliable backup for generations of new spacecraft. Upon decommissioning from regular service in 2110, the class was renovated and served as the official interplanetary carrier for the President of the United Earth Republic.[1]
Companion class vessels
Specifications
| Length | 156m |
| Diameter | 37.9m |
| Mass | 6.9 million kg |
| Ship's Complement |
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Performance
| Range | Up to 6 billion km |
| Velocity (Cruising) | 6000m/second |
| Velocity (Maximum) | 9500m/second |
| Engine | 2 advanced fission thrusters |
| Fuel Capacity | 1.5 million kg |
FASA Timeline
The Companion class, which entered service in 2033, was one of the most utilized escort ships during the period of intensive development and testing that resulted in humanity's interstellar spaceflight capability. From advanced fusion performance testing to warp drive prototype escort, the Companion class provided reliable backup for generations of new spacecraft. Upon decommissioning from regular service in 2080, the class was renovated and served as the official interplanetary carrier for the Secretary General of the United Nations.[1]
Companion class vessels
Specifications
| Length | 156m |
| Diameter | 37.9m |
| Mass | 6.9 million kg |
| Ship's Complement |
|
Performance
| Range | Up to 6 billion km |
| Velocity (Cruising) | 6000m/second |
| Velocity (Maximum) | 9500m/second |
| Engine | 2 advanced fission thrusters |
| Fuel Capacity | 1.5 million kg |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Goldstein, Stan and Goldstein, Fred with Sternbach, Rick. Star Trek: Spaceflight Chronology. Pocket Books, 1980.
