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| − | : ''For the [[mirror universe]] counterpart, see |
+ | : ''For the [[mirror universe]] counterpart, see {{iSS|Enterprise|NX-01}}.'' |
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| − | {{Starship |
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| − | | type |
+ | | type = ear |
| − | | name |
+ | | name = SS ''Enterprise'' |
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+ | | image = entNX01broken bow.jpg |
| − | | class |
+ | | class = {{class|NX}} ([[2151]]–[[2156|56]]); {{class|Columbia}} ([[2156]]–[[2161|61]]) |
| − | | registry |
+ | | registry = NX-01 |
| affiliation = [[United Earth]], {{dis|Starfleet|Earth}} |
| affiliation = [[United Earth]], {{dis|Starfleet|Earth}} |
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| − | | commander |
+ | | commander = [[Jonathan Archer]] |
| − | | launched |
+ | | launched = [[16 April]] [[2151]] |
| − | | status |
+ | | status = decommissioned ([[2161]]) |
| − | | altimage |
+ | | altimage = [[file:nX-01 refit quarter.jpg|220px|Ship image.]] |
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| − | The '''SS ''Enterprise'' (NX-01 |
+ | The '''SS ''Enterprise''''' ('''NX-01''') was an {{class|NX}} [[starship]] in service to the [[United Earth Starfleet]] in the mid-[[22nd century]]. When the ''Enterprise'' was launched in [[2151]], she was the [[prototype]] of a new class of [[cruiser]]s. The ''Enterprise'' was the first ship equipped with the experimental Warp 5 engine. Under the [[cO|command]] of [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]], the ''Enterprise'' played an instrumental role in promoting [[United Earth]]'s role in interstellar politics, and in laying the groundwork for the creation of the [[United Federation of Planets]]. ({{rpg|Decipher RPG|Starships}}) |
Originally, the ship was equipped with a grappler system but by the year [[2159]], [[tractor beam]] [[technology]] was outfitted on the ship. ({{g|Star Trek|{{gd|Legacy}}}}) |
Originally, the ship was equipped with a grappler system but by the year [[2159]], [[tractor beam]] [[technology]] was outfitted on the ship. ({{g|Star Trek|{{gd|Legacy}}}}) |
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| + | ==Service history and disposition== |
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| − | ==History== |
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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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[[file:battleOfAndoria.jpg|thumb|''Enterprise'' in battle]] |
[[file:battleOfAndoria.jpg|thumb|''Enterprise'' in battle]] |
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The ''Enterprise'' was involved in several major battles during the [[Earth-Romulan War]], culminating in leading the climactic [[Battle of Cheron]] in [[2160]], where she was crippled by the [[Romulan]] flagship. Her spaceframe was so badly damaged that she had to be decommissioned. ({{n|ENT|To Brave the Storm|A Choice of Futures}}; {{e|ENT|These Are the Voyages...}}) |
The ''Enterprise'' was involved in several major battles during the [[Earth-Romulan War]], culminating in leading the climactic [[Battle of Cheron]] in [[2160]], where she was crippled by the [[Romulan]] flagship. Her spaceframe was so badly damaged that she had to be decommissioned. ({{n|ENT|To Brave the Storm|A Choice of Futures}}; {{e|ENT|These Are the Voyages...}}) |
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| − | After the ''Enterprise'' was decommissioned the [[Smithsonian Institution]] acquired the vessel for its orbital annex. The ''Enterprise'' was meticulously restored and many of the interior surfaces - including the bridge consoles and the original warp core - were encased in plastic to protect them from contact by the tourists who visited the ship. ({{n|ENT|sub=Rise of the Federation|A Choice of Futures}}) |
+ | After the ''Enterprise'' was decommissioned, the [[Smithsonian Institution]] acquired the vessel for its orbital annex. The ''Enterprise'' was meticulously restored and many of the interior surfaces - including the bridge consoles and the original warp core - were encased in plastic to protect them from contact by the tourists who visited the ship. ({{n|ENT|sub=Rise of the Federation|A Choice of Futures}}) |
| − | After encountering a Ware repair station similar to the one ''Enterprise'' first encountered, Trip disguised as {{USS|Pioneer}}'s temporary Chief Engineer "Philip Collier" joked that considering the damage to ''Enterprise'''s structural frame during the [[Earth-Romulan War]] that they could recommission her after towing her to one of the stations. ({{n|ENT|sub=Rise of the Federation|Uncertain Logic}}) |
+ | After encountering a Ware repair station similar to the one ''Enterprise'' first encountered, Trip (disguised as {{USS|Pioneer}}'s temporary Chief Engineer "Philip Collier") joked that, considering the damage to ''Enterprise'''s structural frame during the [[Earth-Romulan War]], that they could recommission her after towing her to one of the stations. ({{n|ENT|sub=Rise of the Federation|Uncertain Logic}}) |
| − | The ''Enterprise'' still served as a museum ship in the [[24th century]]. As a child, [[Deanna Troi]] had visited many museum ships but by [[2370]] could not remember whether or not ''Enterprise'' was one of the vessels that she had visited. ({{e|ENT|These Are the Voyages...}}) |
+ | The ''Enterprise'' still served as a museum ship in the [[24th century]]. As a child, [[Deanna Troi]] had visited many museum ships, but by [[2370]] could not remember whether or not ''Enterprise'' was one of the vessels that she had visited. ({{e|ENT|These Are the Voyages...}}) |
==Alternate timeline== |
==Alternate timeline== |
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In an [[alternate timeline]], the [[Xindi]] succeeded in destroying [[Earth]] in [[2154]] after ''Enterprise'' failed to stop the [[Xindi superweapon]]. In [[2165]], ''Enterprise'' was destroyed in battle in the [[Ceti Alpha]] system by [[Xindi]] warships. ({{e|ENT|{{ed|Twilight}}}}) |
In an [[alternate timeline]], the [[Xindi]] succeeded in destroying [[Earth]] in [[2154]] after ''Enterprise'' failed to stop the [[Xindi superweapon]]. In [[2165]], ''Enterprise'' was destroyed in battle in the [[Ceti Alpha]] system by [[Xindi]] warships. ({{e|ENT|{{ed|Twilight}}}}) |
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| − | ** {{r|ST|{{dis1|Ships of the Line|book}}}} |
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| − | ** {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapter 6}} |
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| − | ** {{en|ENT|Broken Bow}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|What Price Honor?}} {{small|Prologue, Section 2}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Cabin E-14}} {{small|Sections 8-10}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Hoshi's Gift}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Fight or Flight}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Remnant}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Strange New World}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Unexpected}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|By the Book}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Terra Nova}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|The Andorian Incident}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Prelude: Discovery}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TNG|sub=A Time to...|A Time to Sow}} {{small|Chapter 1}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Breaking the Ice}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TNG|sub=A Time to...|A Time to Sow}} {{small|Chapter 2}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Civilization}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Fortunate Son}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Silent Enemy}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Cold Front}} |
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| − | ** {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapter 7}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Dear Doctor}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Sleeping Dogs}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Shadows of P'Jem}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Shuttlepod One}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Fusion}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Rogue Planet}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Acquisition}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Oasis}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|What Price Honor?}} {{small|Chapters 2, 4, 6, 8}} |
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| − | * 2152 |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Detained}} |
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| − | ** {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapter 16}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Vox Sola}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Fallen Hero}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Desert Crossing}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Two Days and Two Nights}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|What Price Honor?}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Cabin E-14}} {{small|Sections 1-7, 13-14}} |
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| − | ** {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapters 1-5, 12-23, Epilogue}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Carbon Creek}}}} (''ENT'' episode) |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Minefield}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Dead Stop}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|A Night in Sickbay}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ST|The Shoulders of Giants}} {{small|Prologue}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Rounding a Corner Already Turned}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Marauders}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Seventh}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Communicator}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|Surak's Soul}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Singularity}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Vanishing Point}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Precious Cargo}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Catwalk}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Dawn}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Stigma}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Insanity}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Cease Fire}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Future Tense}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Canamar}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Crossing}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Savior}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Judgment}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Have Beagle, Will Travel: The Legend of Porthos}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Horizon}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Breach}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Cogenitor}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Regeneration}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|First Flight}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|{{nd|Daedalus}}}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|Daedalus's Children}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Bounty}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|E²}} {{small|Past-era sections}} |
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| − | ** {{en|ENT|The Expanse}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|Last Full Measure}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Anomaly}}}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Earthquake Weather}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Extinction}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Hero}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Rajiin}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Impulse}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Exile}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Shipment}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Twilight}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|North Star}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Similitude}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Carpenter Street}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Chosen Realm}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Proving Ground}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Stratagem}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Harbinger}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Doctor's Orders}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Hatchery}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Azati Prime}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Damage}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Forgotten}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|E²}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Council}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Countdown}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Zero Hour}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Twilight}}}} {{small|Prologue}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Storm Front}} {{small|Part II}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Home}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Borderland}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Cold Station 12}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Augments}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|Mother Nature's Little Reminders}} {{small|Mentioned only}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Forge}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Awakening}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Kir'Shara}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Daedalus}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Observer Effect}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Babel One}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|United}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Aenar}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Affliction}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Divergence}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|Bound}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|Rosetta}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Demons}}}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Terra Prime}}}} |
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| − | ** {{ss|ENT|A Less Perfect Union}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|The Good That Men Do}} {{small|Chapters 1-6; 8-12; 14-44; 46-52}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|{{nd|Kobayashi Maru}}}} {{small|Chapters 1-49, Epilogue One}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|Beneath the Raptor's Wings}} {{small|Chapter 3}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|{{nd|Kobayashi Maru}}}} {{small|Chapters 50-51, Epilogue Two}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|Beneath the Raptor's Wings}} {{small|Chapters 1-2, 4-9, 20-35}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|Beneath the Raptor's Wings}} {{small|Chapters 36-73}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ST|sub={{st|Destiny}}|Gods of Night}} {{small|Chapters 2 & 6 (Mentioned only)}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|Beneath the Raptor's Wings}} {{small|Chapters 74-85}} |
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| − | ** {{r|ST|Ships of the Line 2014}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|To Brave the Storm}} {{small|Chapters 1-8}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Twilight}}}} {{small|Alternate reality}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|To Brave the Storm}} {{small|Chapter 9}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|To Brave the Storm}} {{small|Chapters 16-17}} |
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| − | ** {{g|ST|{{st|Legacy}}}} {{small|Missions 1-5}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|To Brave the Storm}} {{small|Chapters 18-19}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|These Are the Voyages...}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub={{dis1|The Romulan War|ENT}}|To Brave the Storm}} {{small|Chapter 34}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TNG|Indistinguishable from Magic}} {{small|Referenced only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub=Rise of the Federation|A Choice of Futures}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ENT|sub=Rise of the Federation|A Choice of Futures}} |
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| − | ** {{e|ENT|{{ed|Twilight}}}} {{small|Alternate reality}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TOS|The Case of the Colonist's Corpse}} {{small|Mentioned only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TOS|sub={{st|The Eugenics Wars}}|The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2}} {{small|Mentioned only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TOS|Ex Machina}} {{small|Referenced only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TOS|In the Name of Honor}} {{small|Referenced only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TLE|Well of Souls}} {{small|Mentioned only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TNG|sub=A Time to...|A Time to Sow}} {{small|Referenced only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TNG|Q & A}} {{small|Referenced only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TTN|The Red King}} {{small|Mentioned only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|ST|sub={{st|Destiny}}|Gods of Night|Mere Mortals}} {{small|Mentioned only}} |
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| − | ** {{n|TTN|Synthesis}} {{small|Mentioned only}} |
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==Personnel== |
==Personnel== |
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* '''[[chief medical officer]]''': [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] ([[2151]]-[[2160]]) |
* '''[[chief medical officer]]''': [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] ([[2151]]-[[2160]]) |
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===Alternate timeline personnel=== |
===Alternate timeline personnel=== |
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| − | *[[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] ([[2151]]-[[2153]]) |
+ | * [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] ([[2151]]-[[2153]]) |
| − | *[[Captain]] [[T'Pol]] ([[2153]]-[[2156]]) |
+ | * [[Captain]] [[T'Pol]] ([[2153]]-[[2156]]) |
| − | *[[Captain]] [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]] ([[2156]]-[[2165]]) |
+ | * [[Captain]] [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]] ([[2156]]-[[2165]]) |
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===2037 alternate timeline=== |
===2037 alternate timeline=== |
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| − | *[[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] ([[2151]]-[[2153]]) |
+ | * [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] ([[2151]]-[[2153]]) |
| − | *[[Captain]] [[Lorian]] ([[2153]]-[[2154]]) |
+ | * [[Captain]] [[Lorian]] ([[2153]]-[[2154]]) |
==Appendices== |
==Appendices== |
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{{ships named Enterprise}} |
{{ships named Enterprise}} |
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{{nX class}} |
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| + | ===Appearances and references=== |
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| + | {{scroll box|width=100%|content= |
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| + | ;[[2151]]: |
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| + | * {{r|ST|{{dis1|Ships of the Line|book}}}} |
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| + | * {{rpg|Decipher RPG|Starships}} |
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| + | * {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapter 6}} |
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| + | * {{en|ENT|Broken Bow}} |
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| + | * {{n|ENT|What Price Honor?}} {{small|Prologue, Section 2}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Cabin E-14}} {{small|Sections 8-10}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Hoshi's Gift}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Fight or Flight}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Remnant}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Strange New World}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Unexpected}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|By the Book}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Terra Nova}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|The Andorian Incident}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Prelude: Discovery}} |
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| + | * {{n|TNG|sub=A Time to...|A Time to Sow}} {{small|Chapter 1}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Breaking the Ice}} |
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| + | * {{n|TNG|sub=A Time to...|A Time to Sow}} {{small|Chapter 2}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Civilization}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Fortunate Son}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Silent Enemy}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Cold Front}} |
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| + | * {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapter 7}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Dear Doctor}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Sleeping Dogs}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Shadows of P'Jem}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Shuttlepod One}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Fusion}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Rogue Planet}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Acquisition}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Oasis}} |
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| + | * {{n|ENT|What Price Honor?}} {{small|Chapters 2, 4, 6, 8}} |
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| + | ;[[2152]]: |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Detained}} |
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| + | * {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapter 16}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Vox Sola}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Fallen Hero}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Desert Crossing}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Two Days and Two Nights}} |
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| + | * {{n|ENT|What Price Honor?}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Cabin E-14}} {{small|Sections 1-7, 13-14}} |
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| + | * {{en|ENT|Shockwave}} {{small|Chapters 1-5, 12-23, Epilogue}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Carbon Creek}}}} (''ENT'' episode) |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Minefield}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Dead Stop}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|A Night in Sickbay}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ST|The Shoulders of Giants}} {{small|Prologue}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Rounding a Corner Already Turned}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Marauders}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|The Seventh}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|The Communicator}} |
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| + | * {{n|ENT|Surak's Soul}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Singularity}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Vanishing Point}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Precious Cargo}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|The Catwalk}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Dawn}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Stigma}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Insanity}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Cease Fire}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Future Tense}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Canamar}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|The Crossing}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Savior}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Judgment}} |
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| + | * {{ss|ENT|Have Beagle, Will Travel: The Legend of Porthos}} |
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| + | ;[[2153]]: |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Horizon}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|The Breach}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|Cogenitor}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Regeneration}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|First Flight}} |
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| + | * {{n|ENT|{{nd|Daedalus}}}} |
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| + | * {{n|ENT|Daedalus's Children}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Bounty}}}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|E²}} {{small|Past-era sections}} |
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| + | * {{en|ENT|The Expanse}} |
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| + | * {{n|ENT|Last Full Measure}} |
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| + | * {{e|ENT|{{ed|Anomaly}}}} |
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Revision as of 00:35, 20 December 2018
- For the mirror universe counterpart, see ISS Enterprise.
The SS Enterprise (NX-01) was an NX-class starship in service to the United Earth Starfleet in the mid-22nd century. When the Enterprise was launched in 2151, she was the prototype of a new class of cruisers. The Enterprise was the first ship equipped with the experimental Warp 5 engine. Under the command of Captain Jonathan Archer, the Enterprise played an instrumental role in promoting United Earth's role in interstellar politics, and in laying the groundwork for the creation of the United Federation of Planets. (Decipher RPG module: Starships)
Originally, the ship was equipped with a grappler system but by the year 2159, tractor beam technology was outfitted on the ship. (Star Trek video game: Legacy)
Service history and disposition
Background
Enterprise in battle
Enterprise's warp-5 engine was designed by Captain Jonathan Archer's father Henry Archer (who unfortunately was not able to live long enough to see the launch of the ship). The ship design was approved by Maxwell Forrest on June 1, 2140. It was the first successful warp-5 Earth vessel, launched 11 years after the tragic ion-cascading reaction accident that claimed the Daedalus (which was set to be Earth's first warp-5 ship). The ship first achieved warp 5 while evading Mazarite criminals. (ENT episode: "Fallen Hero", ST reference: Federation: The First 150 Years)
First mission
Enterprise was launched on April 12, 2151 under the command of Captain Jonathan Archer. The launch occurred three weeks ahead of schedule because of the need for Earth to return Klaang, a Klingon, to his homeworld of Qo'noS. Enterprise made first contact with the Suliban Cabal after the Suliban shut down all power before they were seen and took Klaang. Enterprise was investigating what places he visited before crashlanding on Earth. They found out that Klaang was making contact with a female Suiliban. Captain Archer visited the planet with Sub-Commander T'Pol, Commander Tucker, and Lt. Reed. (ENT episode & novelization: Broken Bow)
Encounter with hostile aliens
Enterprise was setting up communication relay posts throughout the course which Enterprise was pursuing.
Incident at Denari
In early 2153, on a routine science mission to observe the planet Denari inhabited by a pre-warp humanoid species, Enterprise struck a gravitic mine, accidentally passed through a spatial anomaly and (unknowingly) into an alternate universe where Denari General Sadir had conquered his race by using Starfleet technology stripped from the Earth-ship Daedalus (which hadn't exploded in a cascading ion drive accident as had the Daedalus in the other universe). Enterprise was promptly captured by Sadir's forces and all personnel taken to the Rava One prison colony while Commander Tucker and Ensign Sato escaped via a Suliban cell ship that had been stored in the Enterprise's cargo bay. After allying with the rebel Miners Guild, rescuing an alternate version of the Daedalus researcher Dr. Victor Brodesser from one of Sadir's prison colony and a failed attempt at capturing the General at the Kresh on Denari (Sadir committed suicide before he could be captured), Tucker finally realized Enterprise had crossed a barrier to an alternate universe, explaining the sickness he and Hoshi had been experiencing from the Denari food (due to steroisomers in the food dangerous to human anatomy). The realization is made nearly simultaneously as T'Pol comes to the same conclusion at Rava One. (ENT novel: Daedalus)
Forced to take action now with the impending countdown placed by the stereoisomer sickness from the food, Archer, T'Pol and Phlox lead a rebellion at Rava One and take control of the complex with the help of a hypospray developed by Phlox. Soon after, however, he is captured by General Makandros and becomes entwined in alliance talks between Makandros' faction and the Miner's Guild (Lead by Guildsman Lind) in which he is re-united with Trip and Hoshi. They eventually find Enterprise with help of Makandros. Shortly after Archer is shocked by the startling revelation that in this alternate timeline he and an old flame from Daedalus has given birth to a son, Lee, who was believed to be Sadir's son and successor, not to mention that both mother and son are residing on Enterprise. After the mother's tragic death, Archer temporarily mentors the boy and tries to convince Lee to do his duty to his people (who are on the brink of a deadly civil war due to lack of government) and step up. Lee is successful in convincing his people that the Miner's Guild and General Makandros were not responsible for the recent genocide attacks on Denari and evades a desperate assassination attempt by the rival General Elson. With help of data from the Suliban vessel, Enterprise said good-bye to the Denari and made its way back through the anomaly. (ENT novel: Daedalus's Children)
Refit to Columbia-class
The SS Enterprise refit to Columbia-class specifications.
The Enterprise underwent a 180-day refit in spacedock, during which an outboard module was fitted to the ship. The module, developed from lessons learned during Enterprise's conflict with the Xindi, was constructed to house an improved matter/antimatter reactor core and a larger, more capable deflector dish. These improvements were intended, respectively, to improve the ship's combat power and ability to deflect dense interstellar particles. The ship became one of the first vessels of the new Columbia-class, and her name was changed to SS Enterprise. (ST calendar: Ships of the Line 2011)
Decommissioning
The Enterprise was involved in several major battles during the Earth-Romulan War, culminating in leading the climactic Battle of Cheron in 2160, where she was crippled by the Romulan flagship. Her spaceframe was so badly damaged that she had to be decommissioned. (ENT novels: To Brave the Storm, A Choice of Futures; ENT episode: "These Are the Voyages...")
After the Enterprise was decommissioned, the Smithsonian Institution acquired the vessel for its orbital annex. The Enterprise was meticulously restored and many of the interior surfaces - including the bridge consoles and the original warp core - were encased in plastic to protect them from contact by the tourists who visited the ship. (ENT - Rise of the Federation novel: A Choice of Futures)
After encountering a Ware repair station similar to the one Enterprise first encountered, Trip (disguised as USS Pioneer's temporary Chief Engineer "Philip Collier") joked that, considering the damage to Enterprise's structural frame during the Earth-Romulan War, that they could recommission her after towing her to one of the stations. (ENT - Rise of the Federation novel: Uncertain Logic)
The Enterprise still served as a museum ship in the 24th century. As a child, Deanna Troi had visited many museum ships, but by 2370 could not remember whether or not Enterprise was one of the vessels that she had visited. (ENT episode: "These Are the Voyages...")
Alternate timeline
In an alternate timeline, the Xindi succeeded in destroying Earth in 2154 after Enterprise failed to stop the Xindi superweapon. In 2165, Enterprise was destroyed in battle in the Ceti Alpha system by Xindi warships. (ENT episode: "Twilight")
Personnel
- See Enterprise (NX-01) personnel for a comprehensive list.
- Commanding Officer: Captain/Commodore Jonathan Archer (2151-2160)
- Executive Officer/science officer: Subcommander/Commander T'Pol (2151-2156, 2156-2160)
- Lieutenant Donna O'Neill (2156, briefly)
- MACO Commanding Officer: Major Joss Hayes (2153-2154)
- Major Takashi Kimura (circa 2156-2160)
- Second officer: Commander Charles Tucker (2151-2154, 2154-2155)
- beta shift watch officer: Lieutenant Commander Mack McCall (circa 2155)
- gamma shift watch officer: Lieutenant/Lieutenant Commander Donna O'Neill (2152-2160)
- chief engineer: Commander Charles Tucker (2151-2154, 2154-2155)
- tactical officer/armory officer: Lieutenant/Lieutenant Commander Malcolm Reed (2151-2160)
- communications officer: Ensign/Lieutenant Hoshi Sato (2151-2160)
- helmsman: Ensign/Lieutenant Travis Mayweather (2151-2155; 2160)
- chief medical officer: Doctor Phlox (2151-2160)
Alternate timeline personnel
2037 alternate timeline
Appendices
Connections
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| Earth • Rigel X • Qo'noS • Archer IV • Fazi • Terra Nova • P'Jem • Beta Aurigae VII • Akaali homeworld • Valakis • Coridan III • Tesnia • Dakala • Tandaran moon • Mazar • Toroth • Risa • Eris Alpha IIIa • Paraagan II • Tessik Prime • Unroth III • Kreetassa • Kolya • Yeq • Pernaia Prime • Matalas Prime • Etheenia • Oan • Dekendi III • Weytahn • Keto-Enol • Narendra III • Xantoras • Denari • Jupiter • Tulaw • Xindus • Kaletoo • Loque'eque • Norellus • Xanthan • Tarquin's planet • Gralik's planet • Skagaran colony • Triannon • Azati Prime • New Xindus • Verex III • Trialas IV • Qu'Vat colony • Vulcan • Tellar • Andor • Berengaria VII • Mars • Adigeon Prime • Altair VI • Draylax • Tarod IX • Deneva • Threllvia IV • Cygnet XIV • Neptune • Vissia Prime • Galorndon Core • Prantares • Vorkado V • Cheron • Maltos IV |   
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Appearances and references
External link
- Enterprise (NX-01) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.