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In [[2560 (SFU)|Y160]], the alliance between the [[United Federation of Planets (SFU)|Federation]] and the [[Gorn Confederation (SFU)|Gorn]] was three years old. To counter it, the [[Romulan Star Empire (SFU)|Romulans]] entered into an agreement with the [[Klingon Empire (SFU)|Klingons]] which resulted in the delivery of several [[K7R class (SFU)|K7R class (converted D-7 class)]] and [[K5R class (SFU)|K5R class (converted F-5 class)]] ships. The first of these ships were in service with operational units late that year, when the Romulans created an incident designed to test their new ships in battle — a battle loaded heavily in their favor. An old [[Warbird class (SFU)|''Warbird'' class]] ship attacked a Federation outpost, then fled into the [[Romulan Neutral Zone (SFU)|Neutral Zone]] and drew a [[Constitution class (SFU)|''Constitution'' class]] ship after it. The new K7R-class [[R.I.S. Proconsul (SFU)|''Proconsul'']] and K5R-class [[R.I.S. Tribune (SFU)|''Tribune'']] were waiting in ambush, and the first test of these new ships seemed well under control. Unfortunately, the test did not go according to plan. | In [[2560 (SFU)|Y160]], the alliance between the [[United Federation of Planets (SFU)|Federation]] and the [[Gorn Confederation (SFU)|Gorn]] was three years old. To counter it, the [[Romulan Star Empire (SFU)|Romulans]] entered into an agreement with the [[Klingon Empire (SFU)|Klingons]] which resulted in the delivery of several [[K7R class (SFU)|K7R class (converted D-7 class)]] and [[K5R class (SFU)|K5R class (converted F-5 class)]] ships. The first of these ships were in service with operational units late that year, when the Romulans created an incident designed to test their new ships in battle — a battle loaded heavily in their favor. An old [[Warbird class (SFU)|''Warbird'' class]] ship attacked a Federation outpost, then fled into the [[Romulan Neutral Zone (SFU)|Neutral Zone]] and drew a [[Constitution class (SFU)|''Constitution'' class]] ship after it. The new K7R-class [[R.I.S. Proconsul (SFU)|''Proconsul'']] and K5R-class [[R.I.S. Tribune (SFU)|''Tribune'']] were waiting in ambush, and the first test of these new ships seemed well under control. Unfortunately, the test did not go according to plan. |
Revision as of 13:57, 17 March 2023
Published by | Task Force Games |
Released | March-April 1983 |
Advertising |
Credits
Publisher: Allen D. Eldridge
Editor: Mike Joslyn
Associate Editor: R. Vance Buck
Associate Editor/Star Fleet Universe: Stephen V. Cole
Contributing Editors: Rick Buck, Ken Hart
Advertising Manager: Rick Buck
Circulation Manager: Lucretia Perritt
Art in This Issue
Cover and pages 5, 16, 17, 27, 29, 36, 37, 38, and 39 — Bill Keith Jr.
Page 10 — Rex Lehmann
Pages 13 and 25 — Ron Shirtz
Page 14 — R.S. Kerr
Star Fleet Universe
- The Next Frontier
- The Academy
- The Star Fleet Battles Standard Tournament
- Star Fleet Universe Errata
- Star Fleet Universe Questions and Answers
- Border Incident—A Scenario
505.0 Border Incident
In Y160, the alliance between the Federation and the Gorn was three years old. To counter it, the Romulans entered into an agreement with the Klingons which resulted in the delivery of several K7R class (converted D-7 class) and K5R class (converted F-5 class) ships. The first of these ships were in service with operational units late that year, when the Romulans created an incident designed to test their new ships in battle — a battle loaded heavily in their favor. An old Warbird class ship attacked a Federation outpost, then fled into the Neutral Zone and drew a Constitution class ship after it. The new K7R-class Proconsul and K5R-class Tribune were waiting in ambush, and the first test of these new ships seemed well under control. Unfortunately, the test did not go according to plan.