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For other uses, see Sitar.

In an alternate timeline where Terra Prime kept United Earth from joining the Coalition of Planets in 2155, the Sitar class was a 23rd century Interstellar Coalition starship type, a Vulcan-built diplomatic-service ringship class in Interstellar Coalition Space Command service in the 2260s decade. (ST - Myriad Universes - Infinity's Prism novel: A Less Perfect Union)

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Namesake[]

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Sitar.

At some point before the 23rd century, Sitar of Vulcan was a known scientist whose level of genius was analog to Albert Einstein and Kazanga. (TOS episode: "The Ultimate Computer")

Coalition service[]

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22nd century Vulcan ringships.

In the 23rd century, the Vulcans provided the Interstellar Coalition with the Sitar-class diplomatic vessel. A ship's name was written on the hull in a trilingual fashion - in Andorii, Tellaran and the Vulcan language.

The ICV Kuvak was a diplomatic vessel of this class. As such, it was exempt from Coalition Space Command's diversity requirements, unlike the Soval-class cruiser. For its Vulcan-only crew, this required greater emphasis on their Surakian stoicism compared to being surrounded by emotional species.

Coalition ships were warp-capable, defended by deflector shields and armed with phasers. The Sitar had Type III phaser emitters on its ventral hull. During the conference at Babel concerning Coalition-United Earth relations in the year 2264, a Romulan Vas Hatham-class bird of prey destroyed the Kuvak with a single plasma torpedo. (ST - Myriad Universes - Infinity's Prism novel: A Less Perfect Union)

Alternate timeline[]

In the primary universe, Federation Starfleet operated a Class F shuttlecraft named Setar, assigned to the Vulcan-crewed USS Intrepid, in the 2260s. (TOS episode: "Court Martial")

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Starship classes of the Confederacy of Vulcan and Ni'Var
By name D'KyrD'VahlKarekhMaymoraMerchantRazorSh'RaanSh'vhalSitarSolkar/T'PauSovalSuurokT'KarathT'PariT'Plana HathTal'KyrToj LolVahklasVoroth Confederacy of Vulcan icon image.
By type combat cruiserringship (Protectorate ringship) • cruiserNSS T'Pau-typeprobe shipretrofitted dorsal carrierrobot shipshuttlesurvey ship

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