| Registry # | Ship Name | Information |
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NCC-1701-D |
USS Enterprise |
Flagship of Admiral William T. Riker |
| Registry # | Ship Name | Information |
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NCC-1701-D |
USS Enterprise |
Flagship of Admiral William T. Riker |
The modifications performed on the Galaxy Class seen here include a third warp nacelle, added maneuvering vanes, and a powerful new beam weapon extending from the front of the stardrive section to just forward of the former location of the Captain's yacht, which was removed during the modifications. The Galaxy Modifications also include the phase/cloak device developed secretly on the USS Pegasus. The Galaxy Modification also has been fitted with a new warp drive system (perhaps a derivitive of the new organic warp core installed in the Intrepid Class) which propels this class of ship at a cruising speed of warp 13. (Obviously, a new scale of warp measurement, as the Technical Manual assures us that warp speeds approach warp 10 assymptotically.) Some have speculated whether this class will ever be produced, since "All Good Things" is an alternate timeline. It is not improbable that the remaining Galaxy class starships will undergo this transformation or one similar, although since the Enterprise's destruction, the Enterprise will obviously not be one of them.
| Registry # | Ship Name | Information |
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NCC-????? |
USS Hope |
Class Ship |
|
NCC-58928 |
USS Pasteur |
Captain Beverly Picard's ship; Destroyed by Klingons |
Note: There has been some debate over the class of this ship. The Encyclopedia indentified it as Olympic Class. However, both Journey's End and the dedication plaque identify it as Hope Class. There may be ships similar to this in the present Trek universe that are called Olympic Class, but the Pasteur was in an alternate timeline and in that timeline, it is Hope Class.
| Registry # | Ship Name | Information |
|
NCC-????? |
USS Centaur |
Part of the fleet that recaptured Deep Space Nine |