U.S.S. Intrepid

U.S.S. Intrepid:

History:

The U.S.S. Intrepid, NCC-1730 was a constitution refit class vessel launched in 2274 from the San Francisco Starfleet Yards under the command of Captain Sten Tarak, and later Captain T'Vel, who commanded her until she was decommissioned. The Intrepid is to serve with distinction for over forty years, finally being retired from service in 2317, one of the last few such vessels to be decommissioned.

Statistics:

Length - 305 metres U.S.S. Intrepid, NCC 1730. Image altered by Nick Cook. 2002.

Beam - 140 metres

Height - 75 metres

Decks - 21

Mass - 620,000 metric tonnes

Crew Complement - 450

Maximum Evacuation Limit - 1000 persons

Maximum M/AMRA power output - ? Teradynes per second

Maximum Sustainable Velocity - Warp 12 [OCU] for 12 hours

Maximum Exploration Endurance - Warp 8 [OCU] for 1 year

Standard 6 Person Transporters - 2

Emergency 22 Person Transporters - 3

Cargo Transporters - 3

Under normal operating conditions, the Intrepid is capable of maintaining a crusing speed of Warp 6 [OCU scale] for five years without refueling.

Shield Output - 310,500 terajoules

Directed Energy Weapons - Eighteen [18] Type VII phaser emitters

Maximum Phaser Power Output - 6000 terawatts

Maximum Phaser Range - 300,000 kilometres

Two [2] Photon Torpedo Launchers - 2 fore

Torpedo Explosive Yield - 18.3 isotonnes

Torpedo Spread - 1 per launcher

Maximum Torpedo Range - 2 million kilometres

Torpedo Load Status - 100 Type II photon torpedo warheads

Shielding systems are designed to exceed ? x 10~5 kw primary energy dissipation rate.

Type 3 Shuttlecraft - 4

Complement - Surak [NCC-1730/1] Gol [NCC-1730/2] Sonak [NCC-1730/3] T'Pol [NCC-1730/4]

Advanced multi-environment life support systems.

Author's Notes: The U.S.S. Intrepid page seen here is a direct duplicate of the one on my friend Nick Cook's U.S.S. Intrepid site. Click on the link below to see the original page. U.S.S. Intrepid was mentioned in some Star Trek IV publicity material, although was never seen. The registry number comes from the Franz Joseph Star Trek Technical Manual.

There are two contemporary era Intrepids - HMS Intrepid, sister ship of HMS Fearless, Landing Platform Docks that were recently decommissioned. More can be learned by clicking on this link to the Intrepid/Fearless site. The second contemporary Intrepid is U.S.S. Intrepid, CV-11, which is preserved in New York. A link to the site for this historic US Navy carrier can be found here.