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U.S.S. Farragut |
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The Farragut was Lt. James T. Kirk's first
assignment after leaving Starfleet Academy. In 2257, 200 members of the
Farragut crew, including Captain Garrovick, were killed by the dikironium
cloud creature discovered at planet Tycho IV. TOS Obsession.
Named after the American naval
officer David Glasgow Farragut, who commanded Union ships during the
American Civil War, famous for his rallying cry "Damn the torpedoes, full
speed ahead!". Name from
dialogue. According to the Starfleet
Technical Manual, the Farragut is a Constitution-class vessel with the
registry number NCC-1702. |
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U.S.S.
Farragut
NCC-60597 |
Nebula-class |
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The Farragut was one of three starships that
transported the crew of the Enterprise-D from Veridian III after the
Enterprise-D saucer section crash-landed there in 2371. Star Trek: Generations. The Farragut was
destroyed by Klingon forces in 2373 near the Lembatta cluster. The
Farragut had been assigned to evacuate Federation colonists on Ajilon
Prime during the Klingon offensive. DS9 Nor the Battle to the Strong.
Name from
dialogue. NCC from studio model
(Star Trek Mechanics, EAS).
Class visually identified. |
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U.S.S. Farragut |
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Sarina Douglas and her friends, Patrick, Jack,
and Lauren travelled aboard the Farragut under false pretences to station
DS9 in early 2375. DS9 Chrysalis. Name
from dialogue. The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Farragut is an
Excelsior-class vessel. |
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U.S.S. Fearless
NCC-14598 |
Excelsior-class |
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Starfleet propulsion
specialist Kosinski performed a successful series of experimental engine software upgrades
on the Fearless in 2364. The Fearless later transported Kosinski and his
assistant to the Enterprise-D, where similar upgrades were attempted.
TNG Where No One Has Gone Before. Named after the HMS
Fearless, a Royal Navy vessel that acted as command ship for the amphibious
operation in the 1982 Falklands war. Name from
dialogue. NCC from a computer display
(Captain's Chair). Class
visually identified. |
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U.S.S. Firebrand NCC-68723 |
Freedom-class |
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The
Firebrand was one of the 39 Federation ships destroyed by the
Borg during the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2367. TNG The Best of Both Worlds.
Named after the HMS Firebrand, a Royal Navy vessel that sank in 1707 near
the Isles of Scilly. NCC from studio model. Name
and class are speculations of the ST Encyclopedia. |
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U.S.S. Fleming |
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The Fleming disappeared in the Hekaras Corridor
in 2370. At the time of her disappearance, the Fleming was carrying a rare
and valuable biomimetic gel. It was initially feared that the Fleming
might have been hijacked for this cargo, but the ship was discovered
within the Corridor, disabled by a Hekaran verteron mine. Unfortunately
almost immediately following its discovery, a subspace rift formed within
the Corridor, and the Fleming was trapped within the rift. The crew of the
Enterprise-D was able to beam the Fleming personnel onto the Enterprise-D,
but the ship itself was lost. TNG Force
of Nature.
Named after British bacteriologist Sir Alexander
Fleming (1881-1955), who discovered penicillin.
Name from dialogue.
The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Fleming is a Wambundu-class vessel
with the registry number NCC-20316. |
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U.S.S. Fredrickson NCC-42111 |
Excelsior-class |
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The Fredrickson was one of several ships
damaged in battle against forces of the Dominion in early 2374. DS9 A
Time to Stand.
DS9 Sacrifice of Angels.
VOY Relativity. Named
after Anthony Fredrickson, a scenic artist on
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Name was confirmed by Penny Juday, wife of
Anthony Fredrickson. NCC from a screenshot.
Class visually identified. |
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