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Starfleet Universe Ship Name Index STARFLEET UNIVERSE SHIP NAME INDEX 0- Newly-added names (not sorted) attacked by a space dragon. • Converted to E4D 00 Spaceholder for newly added names. • Y178 participated in raid on Annox V SH104. A Adjudication: LDR SC. Abdul Gafur: Federation DWL. (Named for revolutionary • Y168 Converted to CWS. leader from Arakan-Burma). Adjutant: LDR MP Escort. Abolition: Lyran DD, Silver Moon County. Admirable: ISC DD-31. Abolition: Lyran DWX. Admiral Decius: Romulan FireHawk-X. Abomination: Klingon D6-26. Admiral Kang: Klingon C8-2. Received K-refit. • Y148, took part in raid to capture a Tholian ship, Escape • Y173 Fought Federation SL308. From the Holdfast, SL109-SL110. • Y174 damaged in battle with Federation carrier group Abundant Meadow of Grain: Seltorian FCR, Milky Way. SH70. Later that year, went into Kzinti space to negotiate • Y185 Destroyed SL259 by fighters from Tholian DNS treaty and barely escaped T3. Guardian while support for ACS Wind of Ordained • Y176, Led Klingon northern offensive SL261. Retribution. Admiral Kruge: Klingon C9A Stasis Dreadnought. Acclamation: ISC CC-03. • Y175 froze Federation ships SH81. Accolon: Rovillian warp-driven heavy cruiser Admiral Marcus: Romulan FireHawk-X. Aces and Eights: Orion CR, Dragon Cartel. Admiral Tacitus: Romulan FireHawk-X. •Y178 fought Federation CB at gas giant SL161. Admiral Tama: Romulan FHX. Aceveda: Federation POL, • Y195 defended Starbase Sanguinax from Andromedan • Y166 destroyed during encounter the first Andromedan, assault. SL212, First Encounter, CL#25. Admiral Tiercellus: Romulan FireHawk-X. • Y173, fought pirates SL324. Admire: ISC early destroyer Acheron: Romulan War Eagle. Adroit: Hydran DDE-002. • Y164 Raided a Gorn planet (SL278). Adroit: ISC MS-03. • Y165 Served on the Gorn border SL128. Received R- Advantage: ISC early heavy cruiser refit. Advantageous: ISC CA-06. • Y172 served on Federation border, participated in Adventure: ISC CVS-02. privateer raids, SH20 and SH96. Adversary: Romulan SPA+. • Y173 took part in initial invasion, And to the Republic • Y179 fought Federation and Tholians SH143. SL88. • Y181 caught in Federation space in SH100. Achiever: Hydran CW (type unspecified). • Y186 fought on Republican side in Romulan Civil War Aconcagua: Federation FCF 0785 (T10S1). Act of Vengeance: Orion CVS, Kublai Cartel. AF: Normal designation of a Kzinti escort frigate, but in this Act: ISC early destroyer list all are listed under FF. Action: ISC DD-38. Affiliation: Federation DN 2103 Action: Klingon F3I police ship Affirmation: ISC CC-01. Active: Hydran Hunter FF. Agamemnon: Federation DDE 545. • Y184 Fought Lyrans while trying to recover shrine of Aggressive: Hydran Hunter FF. destroyed DDX Indestructible; SP156. Aggressive: Klingon E4I. Adad: Federation destroyer (type unspecified) DD-515. • Y167 Attacked Orions near Kzinti border SL182. Adamant: Klingon E4-12. • Y178 fought at the battle of precinct 13 SL262. • Y167, destroyed in attack on Tholian base station Aggrexx: Tholian C. Argon SH6. Replaced by a new E4B in Y169. • Y172 Fought Romulans 8CM67. • Y169, sent to the Hydran front SH192. Aggripa: Federation DE-577, escort for Julius Caesar, seen in • Y170 took part in invasion of Hydran space SH216, conjectural scenario SL95. SH18. Agile: Hydran DDE-012. • Y181 destroyed while attacking Federation mobile base Agincourt: Federation CA-1601. Picadilly SH220. • Y168, encountered an Andromedan Intruder (8C30) Adamant: Romulan SKEA. • Y171 Assigned to 3rd Fleet. Posted between K3 and K4. • Y180 fought in Operation Tribune SH187. Badly damaged in one of the first battles of the Klingon • Y184 Fought Gorns at Gijard-3 SH28; intercepted while invasion, out of service two years. leaving area SH159. • Y173 converted to a CAD and returned to service. Adarak: Tholian C. Refitted as CAW. • Y179 severely damaged in a Klingon ambush. • Y185 Fought Andros SH74. • Y180 returned to service in original form after some Adept: Hydran DDE-011. consideration to convert it into a carrier. Adept: ISC MS-09. Agitator: Orion FT, Daven Cartel. Adept: Klingon E4#7. Agony: Klingon F3J penal frigate • Converted to E4D. Agony: Klingon F4J penal frigate • Converted to E4EB, escort to Storm Carrier. Agony: Klingon F5J-25 penal frigate. • Y171 took part in destruction of Federation • Y160 attacked Federation CLH SH76. Battlestation-7, Ghostlight: Day One SL117. Agreement: Federation DN 2107 • Mentioned in CL31 story Lawfare that it had been Ahriman: Federation destroyer (type unspecified) DD-513. Copyright © 1997-2012 Amarillo Design Bureau Revised 8/31/14 — Page 1 STARFLEET UNIVERSE SHIP NAME INDEX Aide: LDR MPE. Almirante Graw: Federation National Guard Destroyer 0214 Ajax: Federation DDE 548 Almirante Lattore: Federation CVS (NCC-1959). Akerlon: Federation National Guard Destroyer 0219 • Y174 Completed, the last CVS to be built as original Akkrev: Tholian C, class ship. construction. • Y149 destroyed in combat with Klingons Escape From the • Y179 Fought Klingon and Lyrans at Kzinti Warhead Holdfast SL109. base in the battle of the paradigm shift, SH217. Akula: Klingon E3D (name unofficial). Aloor Dol-Kaln: ISC DD-04. • Y166 fought Kzintis SP1701 where it became the first Alpha Strike: ISC CA-24. informal carrier escort. Amalgamation: ISC PFT-04. Al Azif: Orion DW. • Y186 intervened in Romulan Civil war. • Y178 attacked Klingon precinct 13 SL262. • Y188 Fought in Battle of Five Fleets (including Gorn, Al Rashid: Federation Tug NCC-3802. Romulan, Federation, and ISC forces) SH231. • Y164 broke down near Klingon-Kzinti border SH55. Amanda: WYN Auxiliary Cruiser. • Y178 helped Gorns in recovery of data from an ancient Amarillus: Orion LR, Independent. civilization fighting Romulans SH38. Amazon: Federation NAC 1560 Alabama: Federation NCL-1502. Amber Meadow of Grain: Seltorian FF • Y171 was part of a trap set by Orion Lion’s Heart Cartel • Y187 Clashed with Tholians SH265 SH68. Ambusher: Orion DW, Omega Cartel. • Assigned to Fourth Fleet on Day One. • Y175 captured ISC BATS SH184. • Y176, destroyed by Thunderchild. Amelko: See Commissioner Grolika Amelko. Alacrity: Alpha-Centauran warp-refitted light cruiser Amerigo Vespucci : Federation National Guard survey ship Alacrity: Hydran Dragoon CA. 1011. Alacrity: ISC CC-06. Anarchist: Hydran D7H-000. Alacrity: Klingon F5C-2. Anarchist: Klingon D7-14. • Y170 Fought at the Battle of Blindside Station SL296 • Y165 dropped marine recon team on Ishnai (Hydran Alamo: Federation CX NCC-1779. Disputed Zone). Alaric: Federation destroyer (type unspecified) DD-503. • Y170 captured by Hydrans after a mutiny. The ship was Alarm: ISC MS-05. rebuilt and used in combat against the Klingons for two Alarm: ISC SCX-05. years SL8, SL9; see (R9.18). Alaska: Federation CL-924. Converted to CLS survey cruiser. Anarchy: Klingon D6B-6. Alert: ISC FFE-04 • Y174 used for cadet training in combat against Kzintis Alesia: Federation CB-1732. and involved in mutiny SL115. Alexander (the Great): Federation DD-511. • Y177 fought Kzintis at mining station, For the good of • Y168 served on Tholian border, mentioned en route to the Empire, CL34. the Juggernaut battle Objective Juggernaut SL1. Anastasia: WYN ACX. Alexander: Federation DDX NCC-611. Anatolia: Federation CL-913. Alfeld: Federation CB-1741. Named for the decisive battle in • Y173 Part of Second Division Sixth Fleet, Day of the Tom Clancy’s Red Storm Rising, which SFB history Eagle. incorporates. Ancient Hero: Romulan KEX. Ali Mahdi Mohamed: Federation DW. (Named for revolutionary • Y186 fought on Imperialist side in Romulan Civil War leader from Somalia.) (T10). Alicia: WYN Auxiliary Cruiser. Ancient Mystic, Gorn HSV-376: Aliyah: Federation NCL-1537. • Y179 Built as the second of the Scout Carriers, • Y180 Engaged Klingons on the edge of the Nefud, equipped with heavy fighters and assigned to 6th Fleet. SH225. • Y182 destroyed by a Romulan offensive. Alkaline: Tholian CWP. Andes: Federation CVP 1471 All For One: Orion BRH, Daven Cartel. Andes: Federation CVP Patrol Carrier. Allam (Mohammad): Federation FFE-412. Named for Pakistani Angelique: WYN Auxiliary Cruiser. ace who shot down five enemy fighters during one Anger: Romulan K4R. engagement on 7 Sept 1965. Ankerite: Tholian HCW • Y171, escort for Virginia, attacked Klingon flagship • Y187 Clashed with Seltorians SH265 Attrocity, SL240, CL31. Annihilation: Klingon D7-22. • Y182, escort for Pulaski during battle at commo relay • Y161 ambushed Kzinti drone squadron, destroying two station, Module R11. ships SH55. Received B refit. Allegiance: Romulan FireHawk CA. • Y166, fought Kzinti carrier Cutlass SH10. Allenby, Field Marshal Viscount: Federation NVH 1415 • Y178, fought Tholians and allies Y178 Operation Alliance: Federation DDX NCC-608. Nutcracker SH22. Alliance: Federation DN-2113. Annihilation: Romulan KRB. • Y171 First refitted to DN+ standards. Rushed to Klingon • Y173, attacked Federation convoy SH97. front to take command. Anson , Admiral George Baron : Federation NVH 1414 Alliance: Kzinti DN-3. Antagonist: ISC DE-05. • Converted to DNH. Antagonist: Klingon D7-34. • Y184 converted to SCS. • Y161, fought the Kongo in A Tactical Point and (about Page 2 — Revised 8/31/14 Copyright © 1997-2007 Amarillo Design Bureau STARFLEET UNIVERSE SHIP NAME INDEX the same time) fought the same ship in SH1. • Y179 entered service. • Received B refit. • Y181 destroyed during attack on Klingon base in • Y168 Fought USS Hornet for control of a derelict captured Hydran territory. Cyndarian battleship. Arduous Victory: Hydran Pegasus Command-Scout. • Y171 in Southeast
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