2259 – Marauder

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The Marauder was an even more extreme reaction to the lessons of the Four Years War, initially planned as the second ship of the Mary & John class, she was modified during construction to mount three warp nacelles.

Proposed as a Dreadnought Destroyer, the realities of the peace time Starfleet should have condemned this class to history as a mere single ship footnote, however testing revealed the warp speed capabilities of this class. Starfleet put the class into limited production and in total six ships were built, and were utilised as rapid reaction craft on the sparsely patrolled Tholian border for many years.

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2257 – Mary & John

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The Mary & John class Battle Destroyer was designed as a destroyer counterpart to the Heston class Battle cruiser and Federation class Dreadnought, utilising the same saucer design as those classes, with the upper nacelle mount from the Federation. Owing to wartime prioritising of existing designs, the USS Mary & John finally began trials in November 2257.

In common with the Twin Saladin and the Warhawk designs, the twin engine configuration was a reaction to the lessons of the four years war.

This class, however, fell victim to another lesson from the war Starfleet realised that a rationalisation of destroyer designs was required. Only the Warhawk class entered service, the USS Mary and John saw only limited service as the Heston/Federation class primary hull lacked the science facilities of the Constitution derived saucer of the Warhawk class, and as such was ill suited to the peacetime Starfleet.

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2248 – Siva

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The Siva class single engine destroyer was an adaptation of the Saladin class building upon feedback from the active Service of that class. The Siva used the FWC warp drive  rather than the FWD of the Saladin. This provided a potent mix of  speed and maneuverability as well as additional power compared to it’s older cousin (however the balance returned to the Saladin in 2255 when the FWD-2 equipped Saladin Mk2 entered service). The internal arrangements of the Siva were considerably different to those of the Saladin, hence the classification as a new class as opposed to a new mark.

Unusually the prototype of the class was the USS Siva from the Siva class of 2243, damaged beyond sensible repair she was massively refitted to this more standard configuration as opposed to the missile armed configuration of the previous design. Upon the recommissioning of the Siva in this new configuration the former class was renamed the William Howe class.

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2251 – Palomar

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In 2250 the de-commisioned Caracal Class Command Cruisers USS Palomar (NCC-760), USS. Long Beach (NCC-761), USS Tayi (NCC-762), USS Dominium (NCC-763), and USS R’Sah-Dan (NCC-764)  vessels were taken out of reserve to make up for a short term shortfall in heavy Cruiser numbers. The ships were initially only minimally refitted. The ships were removed from service in 2251 when more modern ships became available, but the build up of hostilities leading to the advent of the Four Years War (in 2252) saw these ships modified instead of being scrapped as planned.

This second modification saw the ships refitted with modern warp drives and weapons  to act as Command Ships for Destroyer groups and Convoys, and they recomissioned in this form from 2251 onwards

Class: IX Year: 2251
Ship Source: Starstation Aurora Ship Datasheet: Coming Soon

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2253 – Shanks

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The Shanks class light cruiser was an emergency design created during the four years war, the design was the simplest possible using a Class I primary hull coupled to a pair of warp nacelles.

Despite it’s rushed beginnings, the class was very successful and many of the ships were later refitted with Linear warp drives and served into the 24th Century.

Class: TBC Year: 2253
Ship Source: Chris Cornelius/Jackills Ship Datasheet: Coming Soon

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2239 – Capella Class (Configuration II)

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The Capella class was designed as, and served well in, the general purpose light cruiser role. Uniquely the design was created with alternate positions for the warp nacelles, they could be mounted atop or beneath the primary hull depending on mission requirements, the unused attachment points being available for use as hard points for the mating of mission modules, cargo pods, weapons or sensors.

Class: TBC Year: 2239
Ship Source: Starfleet Museum Ship Datasheet: Coming Soon

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Commissioned Ships

USS Capella NCC-S400USS Menkalinan NCC-S401

USS Alkab NCC-S402

USS Alpheratz NCC-S403

USS Mirach NCC-S404

USS Almach NCC-S405

USS Altair NCC-S406

USS Hamal NCC-S407

USS Sheratan NCC-S408

USS Arcturus NCC-S409

USS Izar NCC-S410

USS Muphrid NCC-S411

USS Alphecca NCC-S412

USS Sirius NCC-S413

USS Mirzam NCC-S414

USS Wezen NCC-S415

USS Adhara NCC-S416

USS Aludra NCC-S417

USS Procyon NCC-S418

USS Canopus NCC-S419

USS Miaplacidus NCC-S420

USS Avior NCC-S421

USS Aspidiske NCC-S422

USS Schedar NCC-S423

USS Caph NCC-S424

USS Ruchbah NCC-S425

USS Rigil Kentaurus NCC-S426

USS Muhlifain NCC-S427

USS Menkent NCC-S428

USS Hadar NCC-S429

USS Alderamin NCC-S430

USS Menkar NCC-S431

USS Diphda NCC-S432

USS Phact NCC-S433

USS Alchiba NCC-S434

USS Kraz NCC-S435

USS Acrux NCC-S436

USS Mimosa NCC-S437

USS Deneb NCC-S438

USS Sadr NCC-S439

USS Eltanin NCC-S440

USS Thuban NCC-S441

USS Achenar NCC-S442

USS Castor NCC-S443

USS Pollux NCC-S444

USS Alhena NCC-S445

USS Alnair NCC-S446

USS Alphaulka NCC-S447

USS Alphard NCC-S448

USS Regulus NCC-S449

 USS Denebola NCC-S450USS Algieba NCC-S451

USS Zosma NCC-S452

USS Arneb NCC-S453

USS Zubengenubi NCC-S454

USS Zubenschmali NCC-S455

USS Kakkab NCC-S456

USS Vega NCC-S457

USS Rasalhague NCC-S458

USS Sabik NCC-S459

USS Betelgeuse NCC-S460

USS Rigel NCC-S461

USS Bellatrix NCC-S462

USS Mintaka NCC-S463

USS Alnilam NCC-S464

USS Alnitak NCC-S465

USS Saiph NCC-S466

USS Fomalhaut NCC-S467

USS Peacock NCC-S468

USS Markab NCC-S469

USS Scheat NCC-S470

USS Mirfak NCC-S471

USS Algol NCC-S472

USS Atik NCC-S473

USS Ankaa NCC-S474

USS Naos NCC-S475

USS Kaus Australis NCC-S476

USS Antares NCC-S477

USS Graffias NCC-S478

USS Dschubba NCC-S479

USS Sargas NCC-S480

USS Shaula NCC-S481

USS Alascha NCC-S482

USS Unukalhai NCC-S483

USS Ascella NCC-S484

USS Nunki NCC-S485

USS Aldebaran NCC-S486

USS Elnath NCC-S487

USS Atria NCC-S488

USS Dubhe NCC-S489

USS Merak NCC-S490

USS Phecda NCC-S491

USS Alioth NCC-S492

USS Mizar NCC-S493

USS Benetnasch NCC-S494

USS Polaris NCC-S495

USS Kochab NCC-S496

USS Regor NCC-S497

USS Suhail NCC-S498

USS Spica NCC-S499

2239 – Capella Class (Configuration I)

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The Capella class was designed as, and served well in, the general purpose light cruiser role. Uniquely the design was created with alternate positions for the warp nacelles, they could be mounted atop or beneath the primary hull depending on mission requirements, the unused attachment points being available for use as hard points for the mating of mission modules, cargo pods, weapons or sensors.

Class: TBC Year: 2239
Ship Source: Starfleet Museum Ship Datasheet: Coming Soon

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Commissioned Ships

USS Capella NCC-S400
USS Menkalinan NCC-S401
USS Alkab NCC-S402
USS Alpheratz NCC-S403
USS Mirach NCC-S404
USS Almach NCC-S405
USS Altair NCC-S406
USS Hamal NCC-S407
USS Sheratan NCC-S408
USS Arcturus NCC-S409
USS Izar NCC-S410
USS Muphrid NCC-S411
USS Alphecca NCC-S412
USS Sirius NCC-S413
USS Mirzam NCC-S414
USS Wezen NCC-S415
USS Adhara NCC-S416
USS Aludra NCC-S417
USS Procyon NCC-S418
USS Canopus NCC-S419
USS Miaplacidus NCC-S420
USS Avior NCC-S421
USS Aspidiske NCC-S422
USS Schedar NCC-S423
USS Caph NCC-S424
USS Ruchbah NCC-S425
USS Rigil Kentaurus NCC-S426
USS Muhlifain NCC-S427
USS Menkent NCC-S428
USS Hadar NCC-S429
USS Alderamin NCC-S430
USS Menkar NCC-S431
USS Diphda NCC-S432
USS Phact NCC-S433
USS Alchiba NCC-S434
USS Kraz NCC-S435
USS Acrux NCC-S436
USS Mimosa NCC-S437
USS Deneb NCC-S438
USS Sadr NCC-S439
USS Eltanin NCC-S440
USS Thuban NCC-S441
USS Achenar NCC-S442
USS Castor NCC-S443
USS Pollux NCC-S444
USS Alhena NCC-S445
USS Alnair NCC-S446
USS Alphaulka NCC-S447
USS Alphard NCC-S448
USS Regulus NCC-S449
 USS Denebola NCC-S450
USS Algieba NCC-S451
USS Zosma NCC-S452
USS Arneb NCC-S453
USS Zubengenubi NCC-S454
USS Zubenschmali NCC-S455
USS Kakkab NCC-S456
USS Vega NCC-S457
USS Rasalhague NCC-S458
USS Sabik NCC-S459
USS Betelgeuse NCC-S460
USS Rigel NCC-S461
USS Bellatrix NCC-S462
USS Mintaka NCC-S463
USS Alnilam NCC-S464
USS Alnitak NCC-S465
USS Saiph NCC-S466
USS Fomalhaut NCC-S467
USS Peacock NCC-S468
USS Markab NCC-S469
USS Scheat NCC-S470
USS Mirfak NCC-S471
USS Algol NCC-S472
USS Atik NCC-S473
USS Ankaa NCC-S474
USS Naos NCC-S475
USS Kaus Australis NCC-S476
USS Antares NCC-S477
USS Graffias NCC-S478
USS Dschubba NCC-S479
USS Sargas NCC-S480
USS Shaula NCC-S481
USS Alascha NCC-S482
USS Unukalhai NCC-S483
USS Ascella NCC-S484
USS Nunki NCC-S485
USS Aldebaran NCC-S486
USS Elnath NCC-S487
USS Atria NCC-S488
USS Dubhe NCC-S489
USS Merak NCC-S490
USS Phecda NCC-S491
USS Alioth NCC-S492
USS Mizar NCC-S493
USS Benetnasch NCC-S494
USS Polaris NCC-S495
USS Kochab NCC-S496
USS Regor NCC-S497
USS Suhail NCC-S498
USS Spica NCC-S499