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The '''''Galileo'' (NCC-1701/7)''' was a [[Class F shuttlecraft]] assigned to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in [[2267]], as a replacement for the original {{ship||Galileo|NCC-1701/7) (I}}.
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The '''''Galileo''''' ('''{{dislk|NCC-1701/7}}''') was a [[Class F shuttlecraft]] assigned to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in [[2267]], as a replacement for the original {{ship||Galileo|NCC-1701/7) (I}}.
   
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== History and Specifications ==
In 2267, [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]], Spock, and [[Dr.]] [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy]] used the ''Galileo'' to transport [[Nancy Hedford]] back to the ''Enterprise'' from [[Epsilon Canaris III]]. A few months later, the ''Galileo'' transported [[Ambassador]] [[Sarek]] and [[Amanda Grayson]] to the ''Enterprise'' for the Babel Conference. (''TOS'' episodes: "[[Metamorphosis (episode)|Metamorphosis]]" and "[[Journey to Babel]]")
 
   
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=== 2267 ===
In [[2268]], the ''Galileo'' was nearly destroyed when Commander Spock used her to travel inside a giant space amoeba to destroy it. Spock's mission was successful, and the shuttle was threw clear and collected and repaired by the ''Enterprise''. A few weeks later, Captain Kirk and a small party used the ''Galileo'' to proceed on a diplomatic mission to [[Tarsus IV]]. Enroute back to the ''Enterprise'', the ''Galileo'' was brought off course to a medieval planet nearby. Unable to control the shuttle, it crashlanded on the surface of the planet, and while the occupants survived the ''Galileo'' was damaged beyond repair. (''TOS'' episode: "[[The Immunity Syndrome]]" and [[comic]]: "[[Day of the Inquisitors]]")
 
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[[Montgomery Scott]] and three [[engineer]]s flew aboard the ''Galileo'' to repair a crack in [[Salvum]]'s [[atmosphere|atmospheric]] [[shield]]. Once at the site of the damage, they left the shuttle in [[spacesuit]]s. Scott re-engineered components from a [[Tholian]] [[tractor-web]] device into a spray that they used to form a temporary patch. ({{c|TOS|Sport of Knaves}})
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The ''Galileo'' was used to transport sensitive [[mummy|mummies]] found on an [[Archeology|archeological]] dig on [[Heitius VII]]. ({{c|TOS|The Mummies of Heitius VII}})
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Scott led ''Galileo'' and three other shuttles on a mission to rescue a diplomatic party on the planet [[Tondus]], which had been occupied by a [[Romulan]] force. ({{c|TOS|The Marshall Plan}})
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[[Quatrocchi]] flew ''Galileo'' on a mission to rescue hostages aboard a [[Klingon]] [[freighter]], with a squad of {{dis|Baxter|USS Enterprise}}, [[Michael Fuller]], {{dis|Jameson|Lieutenant}}, [[Adam Jawer]], [[McCalmon]], and [[David Parmet]]. The shuttle was armed, had [[shield]]s, and had been retrofitted by Scott with a launcher for a [[photon torpedo]] and a [[class 1 probe]], which also boosted the [[sensor]]s. The crew was able to knock out the freighter's weapons and board her. They saved four hostages, then used the shuttle's [[tractor beam]] to tow the disabled freighter into populated space so its Klingon crew could be rescued. ({{n|TOS|sub=Errand of Fury|Demands of Honor}})
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Scott upgraded ''Galileo'' with tactical [[sensor]]s, [[shield]]s, long-range sensors, and improved [[phaser]] power. Fuller took his squad of Jawer, McCalmon and Quatrocchi along with Kirk on a mission to [[Chandra IV]], using the [[Chandra system]]'s [[asteroid belt]] as cover, to disable defenses and early warning systems for Klingon munitions factories on the surface. But several defense [[satellite]]s locked on to the shuttle and they were forced into a rough landing. They rigged a self-destruct and blew up the ''Galileo'' so that Klingons would believe the crew had died on impact. ({{n|TOS|sub=Errand of Fury|Sacrifices of War}})
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[[Prince]] [[Raviki]] returned to his native planet [[Nukolee]] aboard ''Galileo'', accompanied by [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]], [[Commander]] [[Spock]], and [[Doctor|Dr.]] [[Leonard McCoy]]. Later, the prince successfully pacified a mob, but hidden troops took aim to assassinate him. Above the mob aboard ''Galileo'', Scott sprayed an antidote to a poison afflicting the populace, ending the attempted coup. ({{c|TOS|A World Gone Mad}})
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Kirk, [[Ensign]] [[Pavel Chekov]] and three others took ''Galileo'' to search for a lost expedition on the water world [[Tekkor]]. The shuttle was grabbed by a massive squid-like creature. Then water around the ship froze solid, and the shuttle was dragged into an undersea landing bay. Spock followed in a second shuttle to provide assistance. Both shuttles safely returned to the ''Enterprise''. ({{c|TOS|Under the Sea}})
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Following a request to pick up apprehended rebel leaders on [[Dak-Alpha]], ''Galileo'' landed next to fifty-foot statues of the [[landing party]] members. But it had all been a ruse — rebels captured the landing party. Scott led a rescue in a second shuttle, leading to the escape of the landing party and both shuttles. Later, as part of a plan to capture the rebels, Kirk, Spock and [[Hikaru Sulu]] each flew a shuttle to Dak-Alpha, with three other shuttles following remotely. Rebels piloted these shuttles back to the ''Enterprise'', where the criminals were overpowered. Chekov then flew ''Galileo'' back [[to]] pick up Kirk, Spock and Sulu. ({{c|TOS|Revolt on Dak-Alpha}})
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[[Professor]] [[Osric Whipple]] altered the [[electromagnetism|electromagnetic]] core of the radio onboard ''Galileo'', connected it to the [[astrogator]], and adjusted them to a common wavelength. This created an energy field which redirected the [[deflector shield]] energy of the ''Enterprise'' into a magnetic wall that immobilized opposing fleets of warships. It also trapped Whipple in a [[non-corporeal]] form where he was interpreted as a [[deity]] to both fleets. ({{c|TOS|Destination Annihilation}})
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Kirk, Spock, and McCoy used the ''Galileo'' to transport [[Nancy Hedford]] back to the ''Enterprise'' from [[Epsilon Canaris III]]. A few months later, the ''Galileo'' transported [[Ambassador]] [[Sarek]] and [[Amanda Grayson]] to the ''Enterprise'' for the [[Babel Conference]]. ({{e|TOS|{{ed|Metamorphosis}}|Journey to Babel}})
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The ''Galileo'' was nearly destroyed when Commander Spock used her to travel inside a giant [[space amoeba]] to destroy it. Spock's mission was successful, and the shuttle was thrown clear and collected and repaired by the ''Enterprise''. ({{e|TOS|The Immunity Syndrome}})
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Some time afterwards, Captain Kirk and a small party used the ''Galileo'' to proceed on a diplomatic mission to [[Tarsus II]]. En route back to the ''Enterprise'', the ''Galileo'' was brought off course to a medieval [[Inquisitor planet|planet]] nearby. Unable to control the shuttle, it crashlanded on the surface of the planet, and while the occupants survived the ''Galileo'' was damaged beyond repair. ({{c|TOS|Day of the Inquisitors}})
   
 
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Revision as of 22:38, 29 April 2021

For the mirror universe counterpart of this vessel, please see the Galileo (mirror).
For other uses, see Galileo.

The Galileo (NCC-1701/7) was a Class F shuttlecraft assigned to the USS Enterprise in 2267, as a replacement for the original Galileo.

History and Specifications

2267

Montgomery Scott and three engineers flew aboard the Galileo to repair a crack in Salvum's atmospheric shield. Once at the site of the damage, they left the shuttle in spacesuits. Scott re-engineered components from a Tholian tractor-web device into a spray that they used to form a temporary patch. (TOS comic: "Sport of Knaves")

The Galileo was used to transport sensitive mummies found on an archeological dig on Heitius VII. (TOS comic: "The Mummies of Heitius VII")

Scott led Galileo and three other shuttles on a mission to rescue a diplomatic party on the planet Tondus, which had been occupied by a Romulan force. (TOS comic: "The Marshall Plan")

Quatrocchi flew Galileo on a mission to rescue hostages aboard a Klingon freighter, with a squad of Baxter, Michael Fuller, Jameson, Adam Jawer, McCalmon, and David Parmet. The shuttle was armed, had shields, and had been retrofitted by Scott with a launcher for a photon torpedo and a class 1 probe, which also boosted the sensors. The crew was able to knock out the freighter's weapons and board her. They saved four hostages, then used the shuttle's tractor beam to tow the disabled freighter into populated space so its Klingon crew could be rescued. (TOS - Errand of Fury novel: Demands of Honor)

Scott upgraded Galileo with tactical sensors, shields, long-range sensors, and improved phaser power. Fuller took his squad of Jawer, McCalmon and Quatrocchi along with Kirk on a mission to Chandra IV, using the Chandra system's asteroid belt as cover, to disable defenses and early warning systems for Klingon munitions factories on the surface. But several defense satellites locked on to the shuttle and they were forced into a rough landing. They rigged a self-destruct and blew up the Galileo so that Klingons would believe the crew had died on impact. (TOS - Errand of Fury novel: Sacrifices of War)

Prince Raviki returned to his native planet Nukolee aboard Galileo, accompanied by Captain James T. Kirk, Commander Spock, and Dr. Leonard McCoy. Later, the prince successfully pacified a mob, but hidden troops took aim to assassinate him. Above the mob aboard Galileo, Scott sprayed an antidote to a poison afflicting the populace, ending the attempted coup. (TOS comic: "A World Gone Mad")

Kirk, Ensign Pavel Chekov and three others took Galileo to search for a lost expedition on the water world Tekkor. The shuttle was grabbed by a massive squid-like creature. Then water around the ship froze solid, and the shuttle was dragged into an undersea landing bay. Spock followed in a second shuttle to provide assistance. Both shuttles safely returned to the Enterprise. (TOS comic: "Under the Sea")

Following a request to pick up apprehended rebel leaders on Dak-Alpha, Galileo landed next to fifty-foot statues of the landing party members. But it had all been a ruse — rebels captured the landing party. Scott led a rescue in a second shuttle, leading to the escape of the landing party and both shuttles. Later, as part of a plan to capture the rebels, Kirk, Spock and Hikaru Sulu each flew a shuttle to Dak-Alpha, with three other shuttles following remotely. Rebels piloted these shuttles back to the Enterprise, where the criminals were overpowered. Chekov then flew Galileo back to pick up Kirk, Spock and Sulu. (TOS comic: "Revolt on Dak-Alpha")

Professor Osric Whipple altered the electromagnetic core of the radio onboard Galileo, connected it to the astrogator, and adjusted them to a common wavelength. This created an energy field which redirected the deflector shield energy of the Enterprise into a magnetic wall that immobilized opposing fleets of warships. It also trapped Whipple in a non-corporeal form where he was interpreted as a deity to both fleets. (TOS comic: "Destination Annihilation")

Kirk, Spock, and McCoy used the Galileo to transport Nancy Hedford back to the Enterprise from Epsilon Canaris III. A few months later, the Galileo transported Ambassador Sarek and Amanda Grayson to the Enterprise for the Babel Conference. (TOS episodes: "Metamorphosis", "Journey to Babel")

2268

The Galileo was nearly destroyed when Commander Spock used her to travel inside a giant space amoeba to destroy it. Spock's mission was successful, and the shuttle was thrown clear and collected and repaired by the Enterprise. (TOS episode: "The Immunity Syndrome")

Some time afterwards, Captain Kirk and a small party used the Galileo to proceed on a diplomatic mission to Tarsus II. En route back to the Enterprise, the Galileo was brought off course to a medieval planet nearby. Unable to control the shuttle, it crashlanded on the surface of the planet, and while the occupants survived the Galileo was damaged beyond repair. (TOS comic: "Day of the Inquisitors")

Appendices

Ships named Galileo
Federation, Starfleet starships: USS Galileo (NCC-16600, Mission-class)USS Galileo (Nebula-class)USS Galileo (timeship)small craft: Galileo (NCC-1701/1)Galileo (NCC-1701/7) (I)Galileo (NCC-1701/7) (II)Galileo II (NCC-1701/7)Galileo (NCC-1701/7) (SW7 class)Galileo (NCC-1701/3)Galileo (NCC-1701-A/05) (Type-4)Galileo (NCC-1701-A/05) (SW7 class)Galileo (NCC-1701-B/7)Galileo (NCC-1701-D/07)Galileo (Enterprise-E shuttlecraft) Emblem of the United Federation of Planets Seal of the Federation Starfleet
Federation, Starfleet
(Kelvin timeline)
small craft: Galileo Emblem of the United Federation of Planets. Terran Empire Starfleet
(mirror universe)
small craft: Galileo Seal of the Terran Empire. United Earth
(alternate reality)
Galileo (transport) Seal of United Earth.
Class F shuttlecraft
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Terran Empire, Starfleet
(mirror universe)
BellarmineGalileo Seal of the Terran Empire.
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) auxiliary craft
2240s-2264 Columbus (I)IcarusKepler (2254)Keppler (2264) UFP emblem. USS Enterprise assignment insignia.
2260s five-year mission NCC-1701/3NCC-1701/3 (II)NCC-1701/4NCC-1701/4 (II)NCC-1701/5NCC-1701/5ANCC-1701/8NCC-1701/9NCC-1701/12ArmstrongArmstrong (II)John BurkeChristopherColumbus (I)Copernicus (NCC-1701/7)Copernicus (NCC-1701/12)da GamaDarwinEdwin DrakeEinsteinEllisEricksenGalileo (NCC-1701/1)Galileo (I)Galileo (II)Galileo IICaroline HerschelKepler (2270)Leonardo (I)Leonardo (II)MitriosNiagaraPursuit 1Pursuit 3Pursuit 4Pursuit 7Space Bug 4Space Bug 7Space Bug X-4Space Rescue BugSpace Rescue Bug 5Sutherland
2270s-2280s BraheClarkeColumbus (II)ConradCopernicus (NCC-1701/5)Copernicus (two-man shuttle)Galileo (NCC-1701/7) (SW7 class)Galileo IIIGamowHalleyHawkingHerschelHoyleKahoutekKepler (2293)OnizukaValgardZhang Sui

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