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The [[Centaur class|''Centaur'' class]]<ref name="AoF"/> Starship ''Valor'' was on active service in the early 25th century, and participated in the [[Klingon War (25th Century)|Klingon War]] of 2405-2410. In [[STO Chronology: 2409|2409]], the ''Valor'' discovered an illegal [[dilithium]] mining operation in the [[Paulson Nebula]]. [[Starfleet Ranks#Captain|Captain]] [[Marz, Stefan|Stefan Marz]] sent a distress call when the ship sustained damage from [[Gorn Hegemony|Gorn]] [[Vishap class#STO Timeline|''Vishap'' class]] frigates. Another [[Starfleet]] vessel responded, and Marz requested the Starfleet ship to collect dilithium crystals and fight off the attacking ''Vishap'' and [[Tuatara class#STO Timeline|''Tuatara'' class]] squadrons. Once the ''Valor'' was spaceworthy again, Marz had the ship set a course for [[Starbase 157#STO Timeline|Starbase 157]] for full repairs and directed the other Starfleet ship to investigate more Gorn activity in the nearby [[Lackey system]].<ref name="STOHide"/> | The [[Centaur class|''Centaur'' class]]<ref name="AoF"/> Starship ''Valor'' was on active service in the early 25th century, and participated in the [[Klingon War (25th Century)|Klingon War]] of 2405-2410. In [[STO Chronology: 2409|2409]], the ''Valor'' discovered an illegal [[dilithium]] mining operation in the [[Paulson Nebula]]. [[Starfleet Ranks#Captain|Captain]] [[Marz, Stefan|Stefan Marz]] sent a distress call when the ship sustained damage from [[Gorn Hegemony|Gorn]] [[Vishap class#STO Timeline|''Vishap'' class]] frigates. Another [[Starfleet]] vessel responded, and Marz requested the Starfleet ship to collect dilithium crystals and fight off the attacking ''Vishap'' and [[Tuatara class#STO Timeline|''Tuatara'' class]] squadrons. Once the ''Valor'' was spaceworthy again, Marz had the ship set a course for [[Starbase 157#STO Timeline|Starbase 157]] for full repairs and directed the other Starfleet ship to investigate more Gorn activity in the nearby [[Lackey system]].<ref name="STOHide"/> | ||
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Revision as of 09:37, 25 September 2019
STO Timeline
The Centaur class[1] Starship Valor was on active service in the early 25th century, and participated in the Klingon War of 2405-2410. In 2409, the Valor discovered an illegal dilithium mining operation in the Paulson Nebula. Captain Stefan Marz sent a distress call when the ship sustained damage from Gorn Vishap class frigates. Another Starfleet vessel responded, and Marz requested the Starfleet ship to collect dilithium crystals and fight off the attacking Vishap and Tuatara class squadrons. Once the Valor was spaceworthy again, Marz had the ship set a course for Starbase 157 for full repairs and directed the other Starfleet ship to investigate more Gorn activity in the nearby Lackey system.[2]
Centaur class vessels
U.S.S. Arimathea • U.S.S. Boston NCC-42076 • U.S.S. Carolina NCC-42050 • U.S.S. Centaur NCC-42043 • U.S.S. Cheiron • U.S.S. Cortez NCC-42069 • U.S.S. Genesis NCC-42044 • U.S.S. Madrid NCC-42059
Columbia Timeline
U.S.S. Centaur NCC-42043 • U.S.S. Valor NCC-74559
STO Timeline
Notes and References
- ↑ DeCandido, Keith R.A. (Author). Articles of the Federation. Star Trek. Novel. Pocket Books. June 2005.
- ↑ Stahl, Daniel & Stinnett, Daron & Zinkievich, Craig (Executive Producers). "Hide and Seek." Star Trek Online. Directed by Joe Lyford & Lani Minella. Written by Diana Sherman & Michael Stemmle & Christine Thompson. Cryptic Studios, February 2010.
