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| − | + | The [[Apollo class (Starfleet)|''Apollo'' class]]<ref name="Ency"/> Starship ''Ajax'' saw service in the 24th century.<ref name="WhereNoOne"/> In the 2320s, the ''Ajax'' was commanded by [[Starfleet Ranks#Captain|Captain]] [[Narth]];<ref name="S31Rogue"/> in 2327, [[Starfleet Ranks#Ensign|Ensign]] [[Zweller, Cortin|Cortin Zweller]] was assigned to the ''Ajax'' after graduating from [[Starfleet Academy]].<ref name="Tapestry"/> | |
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After Zweller stopped a [[Tzenkethi]] saboteur aboard the ''Ajax'' in 2329, he was approached by [[Section 31]].<ref name="S31Rogue"/> By 2333, Zweller had advanced to the position of second officer aboard the ''Ajax''.<ref name="Gauntlet"/> | After Zweller stopped a [[Tzenkethi]] saboteur aboard the ''Ajax'' in 2329, he was approached by [[Section 31]].<ref name="S31Rogue"/> By 2333, Zweller had advanced to the position of second officer aboard the ''Ajax''.<ref name="Gauntlet"/> | ||
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In 2364, the ''Ajax'' was one of several [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] starships selected to receive [[Warp drive|warp drive]] enhancements from engineering specialist [[Kosinski]] and his aide, [[Traveler, The|the Traveler]]; the ''Ajax's'' chief engineer noted a rise in engine effieciency, though it was later revealed that the effect was due to the Traveler and had nothing to do with Kosinski's new warp equations.<ref name="WhereNoOne"/> | In 2364, the ''Ajax'' was one of several [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] starships selected to receive [[Warp drive|warp drive]] enhancements from engineering specialist [[Kosinski]] and his aide, [[Traveler, The|the Traveler]]; the ''Ajax's'' chief engineer noted a rise in engine effieciency, though it was later revealed that the effect was due to the Traveler and had nothing to do with Kosinski's new warp equations.<ref name="WhereNoOne"/> | ||
| − | The ''Ajax'' was one of 23 starships that formed part of a [[Tachyon|tachyon]] detection grid in 2368, when Captain [[Picard, Jean-Luc|Jean-Luc Picard]] of the | + | The ''Ajax'' was one of 23 starships that formed part of a [[Tachyon|tachyon]] detection grid in 2368, when Captain [[Picard, Jean-Luc|Jean-Luc Picard]] of the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701-D]] established the network along the [[Klingon Empire|Klingon]]-[[Romulan Star Empire|Romulan]] border in order to expose the [[Romulans]]' involvement in the Klingon Civil War.<ref name="Redemption2"/> |
The following year, the ''Ajax'' performed a deep space exploration mission into Sector 21396.<ref name="CaptChair"/> | The following year, the ''Ajax'' performed a deep space exploration mission into Sector 21396.<ref name="CaptChair"/> | ||
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<ref name="WhereNoOne">"[[Where No One Has Gone Before (Episode)|Where No One Has Gone Before]]." ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]],'' Episode 106. Television. 26 October 1987.</ref> | <ref name="WhereNoOne">"[[Where No One Has Gone Before (Episode)|Where No One Has Gone Before]]." ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]],'' Episode 106. Television. 26 October 1987.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 15:49, 24 July 2019
The Apollo class[1] Starship Ajax saw service in the 24th century.[2] In the 2320s, the Ajax was commanded by Captain Narth;[3] in 2327, Ensign Cortin Zweller was assigned to the Ajax after graduating from Starfleet Academy.[4]
After Zweller stopped a Tzenkethi saboteur aboard the Ajax in 2329, he was approached by Section 31.[3] By 2333, Zweller had advanced to the position of second officer aboard the Ajax.[5]
In 2364, the Ajax was one of several Federation starships selected to receive warp drive enhancements from engineering specialist Kosinski and his aide, the Traveler; the Ajax's chief engineer noted a rise in engine effieciency, though it was later revealed that the effect was due to the Traveler and had nothing to do with Kosinski's new warp equations.[2]
The Ajax was one of 23 starships that formed part of a tachyon detection grid in 2368, when Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D established the network along the Klingon-Romulan border in order to expose the Romulans' involvement in the Klingon Civil War.[6]
The following year, the Ajax performed a deep space exploration mission into Sector 21396.[7] Template:AjaxShips
References
- ↑ The Star Trek Encyclopedia. Book. 1997 (rev. ed.). Pocket Books.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Where No One Has Gone Before." Star Trek: The Next Generation, Episode 106. Television. 26 October 1987.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Section 31: Rogue." Star Trek: The Next Generation. Novel. June 2001. Pocket Books.
- ↑ "Tapestry." Star Trek: The Next Generation, Episode 241. Television. 15 February 1993.
- ↑ "Gauntlet." Star Trek: Stargazer. Novel. May 2002. Pocket Books.
- ↑ "Redemption, Part II." Star Trek: The Next Generation, Episode 201. Television. 23 September 1991.
- ↑ Star Trek: Captain's Chair. Game. 1996. Simon & Schuster Interactive.
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