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The Starfleet Registry THE STARFLEET REGISTRY RESEARCHED AND COMPILED BY JOHN W. BULLERWELL Introduction What you hold is perhaps the most comprehensive listing of the NCC- and NX- Federation Starfleet registration numbers ever created. Unfortunately, as comprehensive as it is, it is also confusing, error filled and riddled with mysteries. These numbers are from the entirety of fandom and canon. If you’re looking for a work of completely canon numbers and nothing else, this is not the document for you. Because the majority of these numbers come from fandom, there are a lot of discrepancies, and a lot of replication. There are numerous considerations I needed to make in compiling the list. For instance, I worked under the assumption that a ship with a lettered suffix (for example NCC-1234-C) is carrying a registry ‘tradition’, like the Enterprise. Therefore, if fandom listed a NCC-XXX-A U.S.S. No Name, I assumed the was a NCC-XXX (no suffix) No Name as well. While this is indeed very unlikely, I included them for the sake of completeness, as the original originator likely intended. Also, spellings in this document are intentional. If a ships name was Merrimac, I did not change it to Merrimack, or vice-versa. Again, it is assumed that the originator of the ship’s name/number intended their spelling to be correct. Some vessels had the same names and numbers, but were listed under two different class names. An example of this would be the Orka-class and the Clarke-class. Both classes had the same ships and numbers. I simply chose which class appeared in fandom first if I could determine it. Along these same lines, sometimes fandom has several different classes with the same names, often hundreds or thousands of numbers apart. I list both. A great number of registry numbers have several starships listed. I offer no explanation for this in the document, but one might assume that Starfleet did a lot of jostling with the numbers. In the case of duplicate ships with the same numbers, canon vessels are listed first. This work is a labour of love. But of course, I may have missed some numbers, and if so, I would ask that you contact me with corrections/additions at [email protected]. NCC-01 U.S.S. Dauntless Conqueror-class The first starship registered under the auspices of the Federation Starfleet. NCC-02 U.S.S. Victory Conqueror-class. NCC-03 U.S.S. Hercules Conqueror-class NCC-04 U.S.S. Protector Conqueror-class NCC-05 U.S.S. Crusader Conqueror-class NCC-06 U.S.S. Yamato Yorktown-class Designated a carrier. NCC-07 U.S.S. Valley Forge Yorktown-class NCC-08 U.S.S. Akagi Yorktown-class U.S.S. Benjamin Franklin Clarke-class Decommissioned in 2280, the Franklin was purchased by a private group of investors in 2283 and refitted into a medical-services vessel and renamed the S.S.Salutaris. NCC-09 U.S.S. Hood Yorktown-class NCC-010 U.S.S. Potemkin Yorktown-class NCC-011 U.S.S. Repulse Yorktown-class NCC-012 U.S.S. Rabin Yorktown-class NCC-013 U.S.S. Curran Curran-class First starship of her class, designated a patrol vessel. U.S.S. Benjamin Franklin Daedalus-class Launched Feb.13, 2179 under the command of Captain Iwasaki Ikushima (b.2146). The ship remained in service for over 175 years as an Academy training vessel. The vessel’s motto was “Outstanding’. NCC-014 U.S.S. Stiles Curran-class NCC-015 U.S.S. Thayer Curran-class NCC-016 U.S.S. Sudler Curran-class NCC-017 U.S.S. Crusher Curran-class NCC-018 U.S.S. Healy Curran-class NCC-019 U.S.S. Gauthier Curran-class NCC-020 U.S.S. Langer Curran-class NCC-021 U.S.S. Hotmer Curran-class NCC-022 U.S.S. Perri Curran-class NCC-023 U.S.S. Sullivan Curran-class NCC-024 U.S.S. Peterson Curran-class NCC-025 U.S.S. Leonardo Leonardo-class Prototype vessel of her class, designated as a corsair. U.S.S. Kolya Curran-class NCC-026 U.S.S. Stephenson Curran-class NCC-027 U.S.S. Russell Curran-class NCC-028 U.S.S. Conway Curran-class U.S.S. San Francisco NCC-029 U.S.S. Schaefer Curran-class U.S.S. Independence NCC-030 U.S.S. Potempkin NCC-051 U.S.S. Hood NCC-054 U.S.S. Endeavor NCC-059 U.S.S. Mars NCC-061 U.S.S. Intrepid NCC-062 U.S.S. London NCC-067 U.S.S. Chesapeake Powhatan-class NCC-068 U.S.S. Vandalia Powhatan-class NCC-069 U.S.S. Catskill Powhatan-class NCC-070 U.S.S. Canopus Canopus-class First starship of her class, a science/survey vessel. U.S.S. Hampton Roads Powhatan-class NCC-071 U.S.S. Albemarle Powhatan-class NCC-072 U.S.S. Corinth Powhatan-class NCC-073 U.S.S. Robert E. Lee Powhatan-class NCC-074 U.S.S. Massachusetts Powhatan-class NCC-075 U.S.S. Tennessee Powhatan-class NCC-076 U.S.S. Florida Powhatan-class NCC-077 U.S.S. Minnesota Powhatan-class NCC-078 U.S.S. Delaware Powhatan-class NCC-079 U.S.S. Atlanta Powhatan-class NCC-080 U.S.S. du Pont Powhatan-class NCC-081 U.S.S. Appomattox Powhatan-class NCC-090 U.S.S. Eagle NCC-092 U.S.S. Lexington NCC-100 U.S.S. Orka Orka-class First vessel of her class, designated a gunboat by Starfleet. U.S.S. Clarke Clarke-class First ship of her class, a diplomatic clipper. Crewed by 61 persons, it was115, long, 103m wide and 28.5m high. The ship was armed with three phaser banks and it weighed 31,000 metric tones. NCC-101 U.S.S. Abel Orka-class NCC-102 U.S.S. Pachelli Orka-class U.S.S. Sirius NCC-103 U.S.S. Gutierrez Orka-class NCC-104 U.S.S. Baxman Orka-class NCC-105 U.S.S. Glumpler Orka-class NCC-106 U.S.S. Hamblin Orka-class NCC-107 U.S.S. O'Conner Orka-class NCC-108 U.S.S. Boyce Orka-class NCC-109 U.S.S. Nunnley Orka-class U.S.S. Carthage NCC-110 U.S.S. Hollida Orka-class NCC-111 U.S.S. Goebel Orka-class NCC-112 U.S.S. Bostick Orka-class NCC-113 U.S.S. Owens Orka-class NCC-114 U.S.S. Garrison Orka-class NCC-115 U.S.S. Peevey Orka-class NCC-116 U.S.S. Oakes Orka-class NCC-117 U.S.S. Gallington Orka-class NCC-118 U.S.S. Chambers Orka-class NCC-119 U.S.S. Norton Orka-class NCC-120 U.S.S. Branch Orka-class NCC-121 U.S.S. Puente Orka-class NCC-122 U.S.S. Gonzalez Orka-class U.S.S. Nebula NCC-123 U.S.S. Neel Orka-class NCC-124 U.S.S. Furrman Orka-class NCC-125 U.S.S. Charlton Orka-class NCC-126 U.S.S. Zuniga Orka-class NCC-127 U.S.S. Quenel Orka-class NCC-128 U.S.S. Fincher Orka-class NCC-129 U.S.S. McClead Orka-class NCC-130 U.S.S. Zhao Orka-class NCC-131 U.S.S. Herberger Orka-class NCC-132 U.S.S. Chumley Orka-class NCC-133 U.S.S. Qulliam Orka-class NCC-134 U.S.S. Fairchild Orka-class NCC-135 U.S.S. Zeissel Orka-class NCC-136 U.S.S. Eubank Orka-class NCC-137 U.S.S. Artemis Odysseus-class U.S.S. Maynes Orka-class NCC-138 U.S.S. Rabum Orka-class NCC-139 U.S.S. Coakley Orka-class NCC-140 U.S.S. Hermanos Orka-class NCC-141 U.S.S. Yowel Orka-class NCC-142 U.S.S. Rodgers Orka-class NCC-143 U.S.S. Dolberry Orka-class NCC-144 U.S.S. Yildiz Orka-class NCC-145 U.S.S. Mastrovich Orka-class NCC-146 U.S.S. Dabbs Orka-class NCC-147 U.S.S. Rushing Orka-class NCC-148 U.S.S. Dunnigan Orka-class NCC-149 U.S.S. Isenberg Orka-class NCC-150 U.S.S. Daedalus Daedalus-class First vessel of the Daedalus class, a cruiser that was one of Starfleet’s most successful early designs. 105m long, 48m wide and 31m high, it had a crew compliment of 101. U.S.S. Okinawa Okinawa-class First vessel of the class. U.S.S. Whalin Orka-class NCC-151 U.S.S. Icarus Daedalus-class U.S.S. Sandeuffer Orka-class NCC-152 U.S.S. Phoenix Daedalus-class U.S.S. Lysaght Orka-class NCC-153 U.S.S. Valiant Daedalus-class U.S.S. Dyer Orka-class NCC-154 U.S.S. Clarke Daedalus-class U.S.S. Wallosh Orka-class NCC-155 U.S.S. Dakota Daedalus-class U.S.S. Shafferman Orka-class NCC-156 U.S.S. Proteus Daedalus-class U.S.S. Eckhardt Orka-class NCC-157 U.S.S. Voyager Daedalus-class U.S.S. Isom Orka-class NCC-158 U.S.S. Saladin Daedalus-class U.S.S. Huestises Orka-class NCC-159 U.S.S. Diana Daedalus-class U.S.S. Wilowiak Orka-class NCC-160 U.S.S. Carolina Daedalus-class The Carolina had been welded to an asteroid in the Xii system and used as a habitat module for colonists, was returned to its original configuration and is now on display in the Starfleet Museum.
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