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U.S.S. Hathaway NCC-2593 |
Constellation-class |
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![]() Named after Anne Hathaway, wife of William Shakespeare. The bridge was a re-dress of the Enterprise-D battle bridge with movie-style control panels and display graphics from the Enterprise-A. The Hathaway miniature was a re-dress of the Stargazer. Name from dialogue. NCC from a screenshot. Class visually identified. |
U.S.S. Havana | |||
![]() Named after the capital city of Cuba. Name from dialogue. The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Havana is an Istanbul-class vessel with the registry number NCC-34043. |
U.S.S. Helin NCC-1692 | |||
![]() Named after planetary scientist and astronomer Eleanor Helin. According to Bjo Trimble's Concordance, the Helin appeared on a computer display. |
U.S.S. Hemingway | |||
![]() Named after American writer Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1954. Name from script. |
U.S.S. Hera | |||
![]() Named after the Greek goddess Hera, wife of Zeus and queen of the gods. Name from dialogue. The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Hera is a Nebula-class vessel with the registry number NCC-62006. |
U.S.S. Hermes NCC-585 |
Hermes-class |
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![]() Name, NCC, and class from a screenshot. This computer display is from the Starfleet Technical Manual. Some will correctly point out that the part with "HERMES CLASS" was cut off due to the round display, but I'm not that pernickety. |
U.S.S. Hermes NCC-10376 | |||
![]() Name from dialogue. NCC from a computer display (ST Encyclopedia). The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Hermes is an Antares-class vessel. |
U.S.S. Hispanola | |||
![]() Named after the ship from Robert Louis Stevenson's novel "Treasure Island". Name from a computer display. |
U.S.S. Honshu NCC-60205 |
Nebula-class |
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![]() Named after the largest of the islands of Japan. Name from dialogue. Class visually identified. NCC from screenshot. |
U.S.S. Hood |
Constitution-class |
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![]() Name from dialogue. Class visually identified. According to the Starfleet Technical Manual, the Hood's registry number is NCC-1707. |
U.S.S. Hood NCC-42296 |
Excelsior-class |
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![]() The Hood was a re-use of the Excelsior model built for Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. The footage of the Hood flying alongside the Enterprise-D created for the TNG episode "Encounter at Farpoint" was re-used numerous times to represent other Excelsior-class vessels. According to John Gross and Karen Sickles of Digital Muse, the company that did the CGI work for DS9, the Hood's NCC in DS9 Tears Of The Prophets was NCC-42768, which is actually the Lakota's. Name from dialogue. NCC from a computer display (Captain's Chair). Class visually identified. |
U.S.S. Hope |
Hope-class |
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![]() The Hope-class was designed by Bill George. |
U.S.S. Horatio |
Ambassador-class |
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![]() Name and class from dialogue. The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Horation's registry number is NCC-10532. |
U.S.S. Horizon NCC-176 | |||
![]() The Horizon was designed by Matt Jefferies and built by Greg Jein. Name from dialogue. NCC from Sisko's desk model (The Art of Star Trek). The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Horizon is a Daedalus-class vessel. |
U.S.S. Hornet NCC-45231 | |||
![]() Named after an American aircraft carrier that fought at the Battle of Midway in World War II, as well as for the recovery vessel for the Apollo 11 moon landing mission. Name from dialogue. NCC from a computer display (ST Encyclopedia). The ST Encyclopedia speculates that the Hornet is a Renaissance-class vessel. |
U.S.S. Huron NCC-F1913 | |||
![]() Kirk and O'Shea identified the ship as "S.S. Huron". On the other hand, the ship had a Starfleet NCC-registry, the crew wore Starfleet uniforms, and "U.S.S. Huron" was painted on the ship's hull. Name from dialogue. NCC from a screenshot (Mighty Monkey of Mim). Picture from Startrekanimated.com. |
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