afd@decvax.UUCP (Alan Delorey) (02/27/84)
I was wondering, From the TV episodes of Startrek can anyone remember the names of other starships (besides the Enterprise) that were mentioned on the show. I know of a few: The Lexington, The Excaliber, The Concord?
rtf@ihuxw.UUCP (sparrow) (02/28/84)
<blank line> There are several names of starships I remember: 1. The Potempkin 2. The Constellation 3. The Intrepid 4. The Faragant sparrow
ralph@inuxc.UUCP (Ralph Keyser) (02/29/84)
The original 14 ships of the heavy cruiser class were: USS Constitution - NCC-1700 (Class Ship) USS Enterprise - NCC-1701 USS Farragut - NCC-1702 USS Lexington - NCC-1703 USS Yorktown - NCC-1704 USS Excalibur - NCC-1705 USS Exeter - NCC-1706 USS Hood - NCC-1707 USS Intrepid - NCC-1708 USS Valiant - NCC-1709 USS Kongo - NCC-1710 USS Potemkin - NCC-1711 USS Constellation - NCC-1017 USS Republic - NCC-1371
rjnoe@ihlts.UUCP (Roger Noe) (02/29/84)
U.S.S. Constellation NCC-1017 destroyed in "The Doomsday Machine" last commanded by Commodore Decker U.S.S. Constitution NCC-1700 mentioned in "Space Seed" U.S.S. Defiant NCC-1764 destroyed in "The Tholian Web" U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 U.S.S. Excalibur NCC-1664 destroyed in "The Ultimate Computer" last commanded by Captain Harris U.S.S. Exeter NCC-1672 abandoned in "The Omega Glory" last commanded by Captain Tracey U.S.S. Farragut NCC-1647 mentioned in "Obsession" was commanded by Captain Garrovick during Lt. Kirk's first assignment U.S.S. Hood NCC-1703 featured in "The Ultimate Computer" U.S.S. Intrepid NCC-1631 mentioned in "Court-martial" destroyed in "The Immunity Syndrome" U.S.S. Lexington NCC-1709 featured in "The Ultimate Computer" commanded by Commodore Wesley U.S.S. Potemkin NCC-1702 featured in "The Ultimate Computer" mentioned in "Turnabout Intruder" U.S.S. Republic NCC-1373 mentioned in "Court-martial" U.S.S. Yorktown NCC-1717 mentioned in "Obsession" There are other sources which disagree with the list of names, numbers, and status of each starship of the Constitution (heavy cruiser) class. The blueprints and Technical Manual put together by Franz Joseph do not mention Defiant, do not list Excalibur as destroyed, and added both Kongo and the Valiant (destroyed). Also, the numbers are different for all starships except for Constellation, Constitution, Enterprise, and Republic. The only ships named Valiant in "Star Trek" were mentioned in "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (200 years previous) and "A Taste of Armageddon" (50 years earlier) but these were not starships of the same class at all. I believe this dates back to the original Star Trek Writer's Guide (see the beginning of Part II of Stephen Whitfield's "The Making of Star Trek") but it's easy to see now why this other list is discredited. -- Roger Noe ihnp4!ihlts!rjnoe
jlp@inmet.UUCP (03/04/84)
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inmet!jlp Feb 29 12:55:00 1984
In "Tomorrow is Yesterday" Kirk mentions that there are only twelve ships
like the Enterprise in the fleet. The other 11 are:
Constellation ( The Doomsday Machine)
Defiant ( The Tholian Web)
Excalibur ( The Ultimate Computer)
Exeter ( The Omega Glory )
Farragut ( Obsession )
Intrepid ( The Immunity Syndrome )
Lexington ( The Ultimate Computer)
Potemkin ( Turnabout Intruder )
Republic ( Court Martial)
Valiant ( A Taste of Armageddon)
Yorktown ( Obsession )
The Organ Keyboard of
Jerryl Payne
{esquire,harpo,decvax!cca!ima}!inmet!jlpacscmjm@sunybcs.UUCP (Mike Moroney) (03/05/84)
[] Here are some names from the database of a Star Trek game, most of which were used in the series. I do not know if they all were, however. 1. Enterprise (of course) 14. Endeavor 2. Valient II 15. Defiance 3. Lexington 16. Saratoga 4. Excalibur 17. Achernar 5. Potempkin 18. Androcus 6. Excelsior 19. Mondoloy 7. Lafayette 20. Pelione 8. El Dorado 21. Za'Faran 9. Annoban 22. Procyon 10. Farragut 23. Monitor 11. Yorktown 24. Xanthii 12. Intrepid 25. Samaara 13. Merrimac
gam@proper.UUCP (Gordon Moffett) (03/06/84)
From: afd@decvax.UUCP (Alan Delorey) > I was wondering, > From the TV episodes of Startrek can anyone remember the names of other > starships (besides the Enterprise) that were mentioned on the show. > I know of a few: The Lexington, The Excaliber, The Concord? The StarFleet Technical Manual (SBN 345-24730-2-695) lists what are apparently the original Starships (called `Heavy Cruiser Class') as: Constellation NCC-1017 Intrepid NCC-1708 Constitution NCC-1700 Kongo NCC-1710 Enterprise NCC-1701 Lexington NCC-1703 Exeter NCC-1706 Potempkin NCC-1711 Farragut NCC-1702 Republic NCC-1371 Hood NCC-1707 Valiant NCC-1709 Yorktown NCC-1704 It goes on to list others (a few dozen!) which were authorized to be built at later Stardates, including: Constellation II NCC-1712 Intrepid II NCC-1730 Farragut II NCC-1729 Valiant II NCC-1731 (Later Starship names show a greater diversity of `ethnic' -- ie, non-Earth, non-USA -- names).
ron@brl-vgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>) (03/07/84)
The HOOD was also mentioned in The Ultimate Computer (as well as two other ships...to total four). Oh well. Somewere around is my 95 cent copy of "The Making of Star Trek" closer to the hearts of the show implementers. The Technical Manual is a money grubbing afterthought so full of inacurracies that I refuse to use it as a reference.
bruhgraw@uok.UUCP (03/23/84)
#R:decvax:-39100:uok:8400015:000:783 uok!bruhgraw Mar 23 18:43:00 1984 >>>In "Tomorrow is Yesterday" Kirk mentions that there are only twelve ships >>>like the Enterprise in the fleet. The other 11 are: >>> >>>Constellation ( The Doomsday Machine) >>>Defiant ( The Tholian Web) >>>Excalibur ( The Ultimate Computer) >>>Exeter ( The Omega Glory ) >>>Farragut ( Obsession ) >>>Intrepid ( The Immunity Syndrome ) >>>Lexington ( The Ultimate Computer) >>>Potemkin ( Turnabout Intruder ) >>>Republic ( Court Martial) >>>Valiant ( A Taste of Armageddon) >>>Yorktown ( Obsession ) What about the Hood? It was in "The Ultimate Computer" (we actually saw it). I'm not sure the Defiant was actually a Heavy Cruiser; it might have been a Light Cruiser (ha). The Exeter wasn't really destroyed, was it? They could have decontaminated it, or some such.
lab@qubix.UUCP (05/19/84)
->>>In "Tomorrow is Yesterday" Kirk mentions that there are only twelve ships
->>>like the Enterprise in the fleet. The other 11 are:
->>>
->>>Constellation ( The Doomsday Machine)
->>>Defiant ( The Tholian Web)
->>>Excalibur ( The Ultimate Computer)
->>>Exeter ( The Omega Glory )
->>>Farragut ( Obsession )
->>>Intrepid ( The Immunity Syndrome )
->>>Lexington ( The Ultimate Computer)
->>>Potemkin ( Turnabout Intruder )
->>>Republic ( Court Martial)
->>>Valiant ( A Taste of Armageddon)
->>>Yorktown ( Obsession )
-What about the Hood? It was in "The Ultimate Computer" (we actually saw it).
-I'm not sure the Defiant was actually a Heavy Cruiser; it might have been a
-Light Cruiser (ha).
-The Exeter wasn't really destroyed, was it? They could have decontaminated
-it, or some such.
TILT! The Constellation was NOT of the Enterprise class - check the Tech
Manuals and particularly the registration number! Also, Potemkin was in the
Ultimate Computer (part of Wesley's 4-ship group),
rather than Turnabout Intruder.
For you trivia buffs, name the two ships that supposedly sent SOS
messages to the Enterprise in "Friday's Child" (wherein McCoy said "I'm
a doctor, not an elevator!").
--
The Ice Floe of Larry Bickford
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decwrl!qubix!lab@Berkeley.ARPAsmw@tilt.UUCP (Stewart Wiener) (05/20/84)
> From: lab@qubix.UUCP (Q-Bick) > ->>>Constellation ( The Doomsday Machine) > TILT! The Constellation was NOT of the Enterprise class - check the Tech > Manuals and particularly the registration number! Also, Potemkin was in the > Ultimate Computer (part of Wesley's 4-ship group), > rather than Turnabout Intruder. Site tilt speaking! (You rang?) The Constellation, like the Enterprise, is a Constitution-class ship. The fact that they used the Enterprise miniatures and interiors in filming "Doomsday Machine" scenes of the Constellation should be proof enough of that. -- Stewart Wiener / Princeton Univ. EECS / princeton!tilt!smw Graduating & seeking work... can YOUR site use an entry-level Unix programmer?
ron@brl-vgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>) (05/24/84)
Don't believe the Technical Manual as the bible. It's got more errors in it than an early Mets game. -Ron
rcook@uiucuxc.UUCP (05/28/84)
#R:decvax:-39100:uiucuxc:19800008:000:112 uiucuxc!rcook May 28 11:32:00 1984 Is the Reliant (ST:TWOK) in the same class as the Enterprise?? It seemed to do a pretty good amount of damage.