Changes: USS Yeager (NCC-61947)

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For other uses, see Yeager.

The USS Yeager (NCC-61947) was a 24th century Federation starship, a Saber-class light cruiser/frigate in Starfleet service in the 2370s decade. (DS9 video game: Dominion Wars, TNG video game: Starfleet Command III; Last Unicorn RPG module: The Price of Freedom, Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual)

History and specifications

The Yeager was commanded by Captain Melissa Binde. (WizKids module: Tactics)

In the year 2373 the Yeager fought in the battle against the Borg in the Sol system. (TNG movie: First Contact)

The Yeager would later see combat in the Dominion War. (DS9 video game: Dominion Wars)

This is one of a number of ships to be so named, succeeding the earlier 2330s decade USS Yeager and followed by another light cruiser USS Yeager by the closing portion of the Dominion War, later in 2373. (STA novel: Oblivion; DS9 episode: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume")

Crew manifest

commanding officer:
- Captain Melissa Binde

Appendices

Connections

Ships named Yeager
United Earth Starfleet	USS Yeager (NCC-76, Daedalus-class)
Federation Starfleet	starships: USS Yeager (NCC-1437) • USS Yeager (NCC-1437 II) • USS Yeager (2330s) • *USS Yeager* (NCC-61947, Saber-class)** • USS Yeager (NCC-65674, light cruiser) • small craft: Shuttlecraft Yeager
Imperial Starfleet (mirror universe)	ISS Yeager

Saber-class starships
Federation Starfleet (primary universe)	standard light cruiser configuration	Arian • Bellingham • Bhutto • Borealis • Chaka • Cutlass • da Vinci • Denmark • Dosalnar • Falchion • Gagarin • Garza • Hrisal • Kal'Hris • Katana • Khwarizmi • Laplace • Larue • Lu'ghara • Luxembourg • Marco Polo • Mek'leth • Mercury • Montgolfier • Musgrave • NCC-63201 • Peterson • Saber • Sanders • Schirra • Scimitar • Sentry • Sharpes • Shasqa • Shepard • Storta • T'Pora • Triumph • Tulwar • Veldar • *Yeager*
	destroyer configuration	Asama • Bardabunga • Bayuda • Falcon Island • Grimsvotn • Haruj • Hekla • Ischia • Jan Mayen • Kilauea • Koro • Krafga • Kverkfjoll • Labo • Lacona • Lagafell • Larderrilo • Longongi • Manarunu • Manengouba • Maroa • Marsabit • Mauna Kea • Menengai • Metis Shoal • Oku • Pele • Rotorua • San Carlos • Sixx • Suswa • Tambora • Tarso Voon • Taupo • Taveuni • Tofua • Tongariro • Vesuvius • Vulsini • Wallis Island
	frigate configuration	Amstrong • Anderson • Chaka • Degrasse • Doolittle • Du Bois • Garvey • Gleaves • Halsey • Hosegawa • Hughes • Jones • McClusky • Nimitz • Randolph • Reynolds • Richard I. Bong • Saber • Senyavin • Spruance • Thomas B. McGuire, Jr. • Towers • Villeneuve • Whitetree • *Yeager*
	other variant configurations	Gladius-subclass: Armstrong • Gladius • Rapier-subclass: Rapier • Ushaan-subclass: Ushaan
Terran Imperial Starfleet (mirror universe)		Saber

Background

Named for Chuck Yeager, the first Human to break the sound barrier. No history or fate is established for this vessel in SFC III as its name was randomly selected for a frigate vessel by the game software. The Star Trek Encyclopedia published the incorrect registry "NCC-81947" for this vessel.

External link

USS Yeager (NCC-61947) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

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 The ''Yeager'' would later see combat in the [[Dominion War]]. ({{g|DS9|Dominion Wars}})
+This is one of a number of ships to be so {{named|ship}}, succeeding the earlier [[2330s]] decade {{uSS|Yeager|2330s}} and followed by another [[light cruiser]] {{uSS|Yeager|NCC-65674}} by the closing portion of the Dominion War, later in 2373. ({{n|STA|{{nd|Oblivion}}}}; {{e|DS9|Doctor Bashir, I Presume}})
 ==Crew manifest==

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