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| − | The largest [[United Federation of Planets (SFC)|Federation]] warship ever designed, the cost of the ''Yamato'' class battleship was equal to that of a full squadron of [[Constitution class (SFC)|''Constitution'' class]] heavy cruisers. Only a few were ever produced, and those were all based upon an experimental design. The cost of the class soon proved to be more expensive than it was worth, and [[Starfleet Command (SFC)|Starfleet Command]] canceled the class. The ''Yamato'' class was introduced in [[2289 (SFC)|2289]], and it featured the most powerful [[warp drive (SFC)|warp engine]] and [[shields]] available, had a capacity of twenty-four [[shuttlecraft]], six science labs, eight [[transporter (SFC)|transporters]], five [[tractor beam (SFC)|tractor beam]] emitters, and was armed with ten [[photon torpedo (SFC)|photon torpedo]] tubes, nine Type-B missile launchers, fifteen banks of [[shipboard phasers (SFC)#Type-1|Type-1 phasers]], and three banks of [[shipboard phasers (SFC)#Type-3|Type-3 phasers]].<ref name="SFCGame"/> | + | The largest [[United Federation of Planets (SFC)|Federation]] warship ever designed, the cost of the ''Yamato'' class battleship was equal to that of a full squadron of [[Constitution class (SFC)|''Constitution'' class]] heavy cruisers. Only a few were ever produced, and those were all based upon an experimental design. The cost of the class soon proved to be more expensive than it was worth, and [[Starfleet Command (SFC)|Starfleet Command]] canceled the class. The ''Yamato'' class was introduced in [[2289 (SFC)|2289]], and it featured the most powerful [[warp drive (SFC)|warp engine]] and [[shields]] available, had a crew complement of 820, a capacity of twenty-four [[shuttlecraft]], six science labs, eight [[transporter (SFC)|transporters]], five [[tractor beam (SFC)|tractor beam]] emitters, and was armed with ten [[photon torpedo (SFC)|photon torpedo]] tubes, nine Type-B missile launchers, fifteen banks of [[shipboard phasers (SFC)#Type-1|Type-1 phasers]], and three banks of [[shipboard phasers (SFC)#Type-3|Type-3 phasers]].<ref name="SFCGame"/> |
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The largest Federation warship ever designed, the cost of the Yamato class battleship was equal to that of a full squadron of Constitution class heavy cruisers. Only a few were ever produced, and those were all based upon an experimental design. The cost of the class soon proved to be more expensive than it was worth, and Starfleet Command canceled the class. The Yamato class was introduced in 2289, and it featured the most powerful warp engine and shields available, had a crew complement of 820, a capacity of twenty-four shuttlecraft, six science labs, eight transporters, five tractor beam emitters, and was armed with ten photon torpedo tubes, nine Type-B missile launchers, fifteen banks of Type-1 phasers, and three banks of Type-3 phasers.[1]
Yamato class vessels
SFC Timeline
U.S.S. Ares NCC-2151 • U.S.S. Kali NCC-2154 • U.S.S. Mars NCC-2152 • U.S.S. Nebu NCC-2153 • U.S.S. Yamato NCX-5628-V
Notes and References
- ↑ Bethke, Erik (Producer). Starfleet Command. Lead Designer: Erik Bethke. Senior Designer: Chris Taylor. Mission Scripting by Lance Watanabe. Campaign Mission Design by Scott Bennie. Game Design by Marc Hertogh and Tom Hughes. SFB Consultant: Tom Hughes. Interplay Inc.. 15 September 1999.
