NCC-601 to NCC-616Ĭygnus 9 vessels (all new builds). Listed on the Operation: Retrieve chart, no class is given but if we include the Thunderbolt class from Starfleet Dynamics then it would be churlish not to place this vessel in that class, even if the mission description doesn't fit the fast destroyer type all that well. NCC-1598Ĭarrying out astronomical research in 2291. 41 ships were proposed with at least 25 built. The class entered service in 2270 with registry numbers NCC-3400 upwards. The same book also includes the Catchon class Interceptor, which is a fast destroyer with additional torpedo tubes (two forward, two aft) mounted below the warp nacelles.

44 ships were proposed with at least 28 built, however I find the design less convincing than the two mentioned above (megaphasers seem out of place in my mental concept of a fast destroyer). Jackill's Ships of the Fleet (Volume I) includes a Fast Destroyer, the Swiften class, which enters service in 2271 with registry numbers NCC-1300 upwards.

Thunderbolts may have been upgraded to this specification. Scimitar (fast destroyer) in service from 2291. Thunderbolt (fast destroyer) in service from 22?. Additional vessels ( NCC-556 upwards) were authorised, the number actually built is unknown. All surviving members of the above sub-classes upgraded to this spec. NCC-520 to NCC-529Ĭochise 26 vessels (all new builds). A modification of the Saladin design with two nacelles directly beneath the saucer. įrom the Star Fleet Technical Manual and later publications.

This page is about those classes that were in service in the period immediately before, during and after the classic series and films. Vessels of Starfleet - Mid to Late 23rd Century Classes Mid to Late 23rd Century Classes

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