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[[File:earth-moon_liner-sfc.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Earth-Moon Liner ([[Star Trek: Spaceflight Chronology (Book)|SFC]])]]
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This class of [[Earth#FASA Timeline|Earth]]-[[Moon (Sol IIIa)#FASA Timeline|Moon]] liner entered service in [[FASA Chronology: 2000s#2008|2008]], and remained in use until [[FASA Chronology: 2020s#2024|2024]]. It measured 90 [[meter|meters]] in length, massed 4855 [[ton|tons]], was powered by a chemical/fission engine, and carried a complement of 60.<ref name="SFC"/>
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This class of [[Earth (FASA)|Earth]]-[[Luna (FASA)|Moon]] liner entered service in [[2000s (FASA)#2008|2008]], and remained in use until [[2020s (FASA)#2024|2024]]. It measured 90 [[meters]] in length, massed 4855 [[tons]], was powered by a chemical/fission engine, and carried a complement of 60.<ref name="SFC"/>
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<ref name="SFC">[[Goldstein, Stan]] and [[Goldstein, Fred]] with [[Sternbach, Rick]]. [[Star Trek: Spaceflight Chronology (Book)|Star Trek:'' Spaceflight Chronology'']]. [[Pocket Books]], 1980.</ref>
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Latest revision as of 06:43, 9 March 2021

FASA Timeline
(FASA Roleplaying Game)


Earth-Moon liner
Earth-Moon Liner (SFC)

Earth-Moon Liner (SFC)
Commissioned 2008

This class of Earth-Moon liner entered service in 2008, and remained in use until 2024. It measured 90 meters in length, massed 4855 tons, was powered by a chemical/fission engine, and carried a complement of 60.[1]

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