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The Ships of the Line calendar for 2002.

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  • Cover: The USS Enterprise-E emerges from the shadow of a small moon.
  • January: A repair crew chief takes a break and enjoys a sunrise from the hull of the USS Galaxy. By Crewman Lee Stringer.
A crewman in an EVA suit, standing next to a workbee on the warp nacelle pylon of the Galaxy-class starship, watches the sun rise over Earth.
  • February: An onslaught of micrometeorite collisions test the hull integrity of the starship Defiant before it is brought into service. By Ensign Michel Gadbois.
The Defiant-class starship flying through the rings of a gas giant.
  • March: The newly refitted USS Enterprise NCC-1701 makes its way through the outer layers of a thick biomechanical cloud leading to the heart of V'Ger. Image captured by Starfleet long-range sensors.
An almost head-on view of the Constitution-class starship, its viewports, exterior lights and navigational deflector glowing brightly within the cloud. (TOS movie: The Motion Picture)
Workbees at Utopia Planitia
Row upon row of workbees parked nose to tail. Includes 'bees 007, 013, 101, 123, 201, 316, 342, 345, 411, 512, 666, 906 and 909.
A view of the surface of Mars through the lattice-like structure of the partially completed starship's primary hull.
  • June: A three-minute exposure captures business as usual for a spacedock. By Lieutenant John Teska.
An Earth Spacedock-type space station surrounded by light trails from incoming and outgoing vessels. Amongst those visible are a Nebula-class starship keeping station near the spacedock, an incoming Saber-class ship, and a departing runabout and Galaxy-class starship.
(VOY episode: "Dark Frontier").
A distorted shot of the ChR Gal Gath'thong just after it fired its plasma torpedo. (TOS episode: "Balance of Terror")
  • September: Honoring the Dahar Master Kor his last command, the IKS Kahless, is hurtled into the atmosphere. Its fiery trail is a symbol of the countless victories that have brought honor to the warrier and his vessel. By David Morton, chief attaché, Federation Embassy on Qo'noS.
  • October: Commander William Duffy captured the color and light patterns dancing along the surface of the newly refitted Starship Enterprise. The commander calls this a "Song of Light." By Commander William Duffy.
A view of the Constitution-class starship's secondary hull and port warp nacelle & pylon from the bow of the starboard nacelle. The light from the nacelles, running and formation lights illuminate the dark starship.
  • November: Silent and abandoned over Omega IV, the sensors of the USS Exeter note the arrival of her sister ship, the Enterprise. Image from the log of the Starship Exeter.
On the darkened and empty bridge of the Exeter, the Enterprise fills the viewscreen.
  • December: A shuttle closely follows the USS Voyager as she "goes for a Sunday drive" soon after her triumphant return from the Delta Quadrant. By Ensign Pierre M. Drolet.
A blurred image of Voyager as it races through red-tinged valleys and canyons.

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Ships of the Line calendars
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Book Ships of the Line
Artists Dennis BaileyJay BartonPetri BlomquistMatt BoardmanRobert BonchuneAndrew BradburySteve BurgChris CardwellEric ChauvinDavid CombeCorbisBryant CritcherChristopher CushmanMatthew CushmanAurore De BloisJenny DeSalleDaren DochtermanDoug DrexlerPierre DroletTim EarlsJohn EavesLeonard A. EmeryChris FordFoundation ImagingCraig FreyMax GablDavid Gian-CursioDouglas E. GravesJohn HanRobert HeckadonJim HibbertDon HillenbrandRobert HolmesGary HutzelIndustrial Light & MagicSean JacksonGary KerrMark KingsnorthGabriel KoernerTommy KrafeBill KrauseKoji KuramuraAdam LebowitzDavid LombardiChris MartinBrian McMahonThomas MarroneMeniMarty MillerColin MorellaDavid MortonMichael MurrayMark MyersLewis NevinGary O'BrienMichael OkudaDax PandhiJosé PerezD. M. PhoenixFred PienkosAndrew ProbertMark RademakerThomas RaubeMax RemTobias RichterAli RiesAlain RivardScott SchneiderDouglas ShrockSean ScottShroxRichard SmithMichael StetsonGregory StewartLee StringerJeff SummersKarl TateJohn TeskaRobert ThompsonKyle ToucherDan UyenoDonny VersigaKenneth VillanuevaShawn WeixelmanSteffen WiesenerRobert WildeBob WitkowskiMichael WileyNiel WrayMichael Yager

External link[]

Ships of the Line 2002 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

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