

U.S.S. Enterprise NCC 1701-D
The fifth Federation starship to bear the name. This ship, a Galaxy-class vessel,
Starfleet registry number NCC-1701-D, was launched in 2363 from Starfleet's Mars
Planetia Fleet Yards orbiting Mars and placed under the command of Captain Jean-luc Picard
on a mission of deep-space exploration and diplomacy. The ship was serverley damaged
in the Borg encounter of early 2367, and had to undergo six weeks of repair work at
Earth Station McKinley. A dilithium chamber hatch installed at McKinley station was
defective, resulting in a servere explosion in the ship's warp-drive systems that crippeld
the Enterprise-D for two weeks. Although sabortage was initially suspected, it was
later learned that undetectable flaws in the hatch were responsible. The Enterprise-D
was repeatedly destroyed in 2368, when the ship was trapped in an temporal causality
loop near the Typhon Expanse. The Enterprise-D was briefly command by Captain Gene Glenn
Jellico in early 2369 when Captain Picard was assigned to a covert Starfleet mission
on planet Celtris III. The Starship Enterprise-D was destroyed in 2371 during a mission
to prevent a deranged scientist from destroying the Veridian system. During the mission,
the Enterprise-D took a direct hit from a Klingon bird-of-prey, causing a loss of antimatter
containment, Created a Warp Core breach. Executive Officer William T. Riker orderd an emergency saucer separation, and
Commander Deanna Troi was successful in maneuvering the Saucer Module to a relatively
safe distance, just before the stardrive section exploded. The resulting concussion knocked
the saucer module out of orbit, but Troi was successful in piloting the vessel to a soft
landing on the surface of planet Veridian III. Although the spacecraft was deemed a total
loss, there were no fatalities in the emergency landing.(In the anti-time future created
by the Q Continuum, the Enterprise-D was not destroyed at Veridian III, but remained in
service until at least 2395, when Admiral Will Riker had saved the ship from being
decommissioned, by making it his personal flaghip. In this future, the Enterprise-D had
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Class: Galaxy
Commissioned: 2363
Built: Mars Planitia Fleet Yard
Captain: Jean-Luc Picard
Dimensions: width = 467m, height = 137.5m, length = 642.5m
Mass: 397.805 mt
Decks: 42
Maximum speed: Warp 9.9
Cruising speed: Warp 6
Crew: officers: 185, crew: 575, civilists: 290
Phaser banks: 12
Photon Torpedoes: 1 forward, 1 aft;(launchers, no ammo)
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