Galaxy class starship

In the fictional Star Trek universe, the Galaxy class of starships, named after the USS Galaxy, are designed to be able to accommodate families as well as crew quarters; the USS Enterprise had a crew complement of 1,014, but was capable of holding over 15,000 people if necessary. The saucer section (the literal "saucer" shaped module which forms the "head" of the ship) can be separated before a battle in order to put civilians out of danger in a serious battle situation. The most notable Galaxy-class starship was the USS Enterprise-D, the flagship of the United Federation of Planets, and the "star" ship of Star Trek: The Next Generation. When it was destroyed, it was succeeded by the Sovereign-class USS Enterprise-E.

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1 Known Galaxy class starships 2 See Also 3 External links

Known Galaxy class starships

• USS Galaxy (NCC-71806) – former NX-70637
• USS Ronald D. Moore (NCC-70654) – 2nd batch 2373
• USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) – Destroyed in Star Trek: Generations
• USS Excalibur (NCC-26517-A) – 3rd batch *
• USS Yamato (NCC-71807) – Destroyed by a warp core containment failure due to a computer virus
• USS Venture (NCC-71854)
• USS Odyssey (NCC-71832) – Destroyed by the Dominion
• USS Trinculo (NCC-71867) – 2nd batch 2371
• USS Dauntless (NCC-71879) *
• USS Challenger (NCC-71099) – 2nd batch 2371
• USS San Francisco (NCC-74780) – 2nd batch 2373 *
• USS Magellan (NCC-74792) – 2nd batch 2374
• USS Cheyenne (NCC-75435) – 2nd batch 2374 *
• USS Oregon (NCC-75698) – 2nd batch 2374 *
• USS Allegheny – 2nd batch 2373 *

* - non-canon ships

See Also

• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

External links

• Galaxy class at Memory Alpha, a Star Trek WikiWiki