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| − | + | The ''Hermes'' class scout was authorized for production by the [[Starfleet Appropriations#Stardate 0965|Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 0965]],<ref name="SFTM"/> and entered service on [[Reference Stardate]] [[FASA Chronology: 2185#December|1/8512 (December 2185)]]. An increased emphasis on larger survey vessels, as well as manufacturing delays, curtailed production, and only 15 scouts were built.<ref name="FASA2218A"/> | |
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| − | The ''Hermes'' class scout was authorized for production by the [[Starfleet Appropriations#Stardate 0965|Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 0965]],<ref name="SFTM"/> and entered service on [[Reference Stardate]] [[FASA Chronology: 2185#December|1/8512 (December 2185)]]. An increased emphasis on larger survey vessels, as well as manufacturing delays, curtailed production, and only 15 scouts were built.<ref name="FASA2218A"/> The [[Starfleet Appropriations#Stardate 3669|Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 3669]] authorized the production of 16 scouts of the ''Monoceros'' | + | ===''Monoceros'' class=== |
| − | + | The [[Starfleet Appropriations#Stardate 3669|Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 3669]] authorized the production of 16 scouts of the ''Monoceros'' class variant, beginning with the [[U.S.S. Monoceros NCC-601|U.S.S. ''Monoceros'' NCC-601]],<ref name="SFTM"/> commissioned on Reference Stardate [[FASA Chronology: 2189#June|1/8906 (June 2189)]].<ref name="FASA2218A"/> | |
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| + | ===''Cygnus'' class=== | ||
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| + | The [[Starfleet Appropriations#Stardate 5099|Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 5099]] authorized the production of nine vessels of the ''Cygnus'' subclass, which were specially outfitted for regular duty as command and diplomatic couriers, beginning with the [[U.S.S. Cygnus NCC-617|U.S.S. ''Cygnus'' NCC-617]],<ref name="SFTM"/> commissioned on Reference Stardate [[FASA Chronology: 2192#March|1/9203 (March 2192)]]. The class saw extensive service throughout the [[Four Years War]], and the ''Cygnus'' subclass served as battle fleet operations centers throughout the war.<ref name="FASA2218A"/> | ||
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Revision as of 01:18, 9 May 2020
The Hermes class scout was authorized for production by the Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 0965,[1] and entered service on Reference Stardate 1/8512 (December 2185). An increased emphasis on larger survey vessels, as well as manufacturing delays, curtailed production, and only 15 scouts were built.[2]
Monoceros class
The Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 3669 authorized the production of 16 scouts of the Monoceros class variant, beginning with the U.S.S. Monoceros NCC-601,[1] commissioned on Reference Stardate 1/8906 (June 2189).[2]
Cygnus class
The Starfleet Appropriation of Stardate 5099 authorized the production of nine vessels of the Cygnus subclass, which were specially outfitted for regular duty as command and diplomatic couriers, beginning with the U.S.S. Cygnus NCC-617,[1] commissioned on Reference Stardate 1/9203 (March 2192). The class saw extensive service throughout the Four Years War, and the Cygnus subclass served as battle fleet operations centers throughout the war.[2]
| Length | 242.5m |
| Width | 127.1m |
| Height | 60m |
| Mass | 94,500mt |
| Crew | 195 |
| Velocity | Cruising: Warp 6 Emergency: Warp 8 |
| Weapons | 2 Phasers in 1 bank |
Hermes class vessels
U.S.S. Columbia NCC-621 • U.S.S. Hermes NCC-585 • U.S.S. Revere NCC-595 • U.S.S. Sacagawea NCC-598
FASA Timeline
Hermes class Mark VII
U.S.S. Aeolus NCC-588 • U.S.S. Anubis NCC-586 • U.S.S. Batidor NCC-593 • U.S.S. Bowie NCC-597 • U.S.S. Bridger NCC-591 • U.S.S. Carson NCC-592 • U.S.S. Cody NCC-594 • U.S.S. Crockett NCC-600 • U.S.S. Diana NCC-589 • U.S.S. Hermes NCC-585 • U.S.S. Quintillus NCC-590 • U.S.S. Revere NCC-595 • U.S.S. Sacajawea NCC-598 • U.S.S. Spaker NCC-596 • U.S.S. Tonti NCC-599
Mk VIIA Monoceros class
U.S.S. Aries NCC-602 • U.S.S. Camelopardus NCC-606 • U.S.S. Canis Major NCC-611 • U.S.S. Canis Minor NCC-615 • U.S.S. Equulus NCC-603 • U.S.S. Leo NCC-607 • U.S.S. Leo Minor NCC-614 • U.S.S. Lepus NCC-610 • U.S.S. Lupus NCC-604 • U.S.S. Lynx NCC-608 • U.S.S. Monoceros NCC-601 • U.S.S. Pegasus NCC-612 • U.S.S. Taurus NCC-605 • U.S.S. Ursa Major NCC-609 • U.S.S. Ursa Minor NCC-616 • U.S.S. Vulpecula NCC-613
Mk VIIB Cygnus class
Authorized Stardate 5099, specially outfitted for regular duty as command and diplomatic couriers
U.S.S. Apus NCC-618 • U.S.S. Aquila NCC-623 • U.S.S. Columbia NCC-621 • U.S.S. Corvus NCC-620 • U.S.S. Cygnus NCC-617 • U.S.S. Grus NCC-624 • U.S.S. Pavo NCC-622 • U.S.S. Phoenix NCC-625 • U.S.S. Tucana NCC-619
Notes and References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Joseph, Franz (Author). Star Fleet Technical Manual. Star Trek. Book. Ballantine Books. November 1975.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Theisen, John A. (Author). The Four Years War. Star Trek: The Role Playing Game. Book 2218A . Cover art and illustrations by Dana Knutson. FASA Corporation. 1986.
