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The ''[[Akira class]]'' Starship ''Black Elk'' was lost during a routine patrol of the [[Cardassian Union|Cardassian]] border in 2369.<ref name="Decipher4"/>
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The [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] Starship ''Black Elk,'' an [[Akira class|''Akira'' class]] fast attack heavy cruiser, was lost during a routine patrol of the [[Cardassian Union|Cardassian]] border<ref name="LUG25100"/> in [[Chronology: 2369|2369]].<ref name="Decipher4"/>
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<ref name="Decipher4">"[[Starships (Star Trek Roleplaying Game, Book 4)|Starships]]." ''[[Star Trek Roleplaying Game]],'' Book 4. Game. 2003. Decipher, Inc.</ref>
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<ref name="CommissionDate">Although the commissioning date for the ''Black Elk'' was never given, the registry number is within the range of other ships established to have been commissioned in 2367, including the [[U.S.S. Akira NCC-62497|U.S.S. ''Akira'' NCC-62497]] and the [[U.S.S. Nez Perce NCC-62891|U.S.S. ''Nez Perce'' NCC-62891]]; it is therefore logical to conclude that the ''Black Elk'' was also commissioned at that time.</ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 20:35, 10 October 2023

U.S.S. Black Elk
Registry NCC-62878
Class Akira
Commissioned 2368[1]
Status Lost (2369)
LUG Timeline
(Last Unicorn and Decipher Roleplaying Games)


The Federation Starship Black Elk, an Akira class fast attack heavy cruiser, was lost during a routine patrol of the Cardassian border[2] in 2369.[3]


Notes and References

  1. Although the commissioning date for the Black Elk was never given, the registry number is within the range of other ships established to have been commissioned in 2367, including the U.S.S. Akira NCC-62497 and the U.S.S. Nez Perce NCC-62891; it is therefore logical to conclude that the Black Elk was also commissioned at that time.
  2. Isaacs, Ross A. (Line Developer). The Price of Freedom: The United Federation of Planets Sourcebook. Star Trek: The Next Generation Roleplaying Game. Book 25100 . Written by Brian Campbell, Heather Curatola, Harry Heckel, Kenneth A. Hite, Ross A. Isaacs, Steve Long, Christian Moore, Nicky Rea, Aaron Rosenberg, John Snead, and Ray Winninger. Original art by Bryan Gibson. Last Unicorn Games, Inc.. February 1999.
  3. Heinig, Jess Ross A. Isaacs (Line Developers). Starships. Star Trek Roleplaying Game. Book 4. Written by Bill Bridges, Andrew Greenberg, Kenneth Hite, Ross A. Isaacs, and Doug Sun. Illustrations by David Pipgras. Decipher, Inc.. 2003.