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| Argo Type This is a freight shuttle with a large aft door. The wings are swept down for atmostpheric flight. The shuttle is warp-capable, with the nacelles located very closely to the hull. A cargo shuttle named Argo will appear in "Star Trek Nemesis". There is a wheeled ground vehicle aboard the shuttle, also named Argo. This is why we can suppose that the vehicle belongs to the shuttle's standard complement. |
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| Galileo 7 Type This type of shuttle is carried aboard Federation starships and also used on starbases in the 2260's. |
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| Galileo 5 Type This shuttle type is among the standard complement of the Enterprise-A as of2287. Like all small shuttles of that ime, this is supposed to be a sublight shuttle. This isn't contradicted by onscreen evidence. |
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| "Generations" shuttle This shuttle seems to belong to the complement of the USS Enterprise NCC 1701-D. |
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| Janeway's shuttle Admiral Janeway uses such a shuttle on her mission to save Voyager in 2404. The shuttle is equipped with a novel ablative armor. The similarity to the Type-9 shuttle is underniable, but with its considerably different proportions it clearly is a new type. The "SC" in the registry obviously refers to "Starfleet Command" |
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| Type 6 This is a standard shuttlecraft in use at least aboard ships of the Galaxy, Nebula, and Intrepid classes. |
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| Type 7 This type of shuttlecraft is in use at least aboard ships of the Galaxy-class an Excelsior-class. |
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| Type 8 This type of shuttlecraft is in use at least on ships of the Intrepid-class. |
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| Type 9 This modern type of shuttlecraft is commonly used on USS Voyager and also by Starfleet facilities in Sector 001. |
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| Type 10 One Type 10 shuttlecraft is carried aboard the USS Defiant. |
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| Type 15 Type 15 is a light short-range shuttle with two seats. It is used on the Galaxy-class and Renaissance-class. |
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| Type 18 The Defiant is equipped with two of these small short-range shuttlecraft. |
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| Enterprise-E shuttle The Enterprise-E has this new type of large warp shuttles. The Enterprise-E shuttle has an extremely streamlined look like the Type 9, but at least it is large enough for a comfortable trip for four or more persons. |
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