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| + | *Escort | ||
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| − | + | |div align="left" width=750px|[[Image:Olympic neb.jpg|thumb|Courtesy of TrekMania.net]]The Olympic class stemmed from a Starfleet requirement issued in 2360 for a new class of medical vessel to replace the aging Nightingale class. The new ship was to improve on the Nightingale in every respect. It needed to incorporate a complete Starbase level mobile hospital capable of catering for up to 1,000 patients, compared to the Nightingale's 560 patients. The warp and impulse drives, computer systems, etc. where also to be up to the latest standards. | |
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Starfleet chose the Olympic from several proposals in 2363, and construction began on the first of the class that same year. The ship was launched in November of 2365 and completed its shakedown successfully in 2366. Series production began at once, and sixteen additional Olympics were added to the fleet. All of the facilities aboard these ships are equipped with the latest medical equipment and staffed by some of the best medical personnel in the fleet. | Starfleet chose the Olympic from several proposals in 2363, and construction began on the first of the class that same year. The ship was launched in November of 2365 and completed its shakedown successfully in 2366. Series production began at once, and sixteen additional Olympics were added to the fleet. All of the facilities aboard these ships are equipped with the latest medical equipment and staffed by some of the best medical personnel in the fleet. | ||
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The Olympic has been proved very successful in service, and is highly popular with its crews. Their early careers where relatively uneventful, although the USS Olympic herself rescued several hundred survivors from the immediate aftermath of the battle against the Borg at Wolf 359 prior to the Enterprise-D's arrival, giving the Enterprise the impression that there were, in fact, No Survivors. The Olympic Class has seen a great deal of active service during the Dominion War. | The Olympic has been proved very successful in service, and is highly popular with its crews. Their early careers where relatively uneventful, although the USS Olympic herself rescued several hundred survivors from the immediate aftermath of the battle against the Borg at Wolf 359 prior to the Enterprise-D's arrival, giving the Enterprise the impression that there were, in fact, No Survivors. The Olympic Class has seen a great deal of active service during the Dominion War. | ||
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[[Image:OlympicMedical.jpg|thumb|Olympic Class]]Unlike most Starfleet vessels, the Olympic Class features a spherical primary hull, similar in outward appearance to the 22nd century Daedalus-class, rather than the Standard Saucer configuration. The added space granted by a spheroid command hull, allows most of the ship's laboratories and wards to be incorporated here, allowing modular Isolation wards, secondary research labs, or other Mission Specific modules to be placed in the Secondary Engineering Hull. | [[Image:OlympicMedical.jpg|thumb|Olympic Class]]Unlike most Starfleet vessels, the Olympic Class features a spherical primary hull, similar in outward appearance to the 22nd century Daedalus-class, rather than the Standard Saucer configuration. The added space granted by a spheroid command hull, allows most of the ship's laboratories and wards to be incorporated here, allowing modular Isolation wards, secondary research labs, or other Mission Specific modules to be placed in the Secondary Engineering Hull. | ||
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Another feature included into the Olympic-class is modularity, which means that the shipyards could easily equip the vessels with different facilities, depending on the type of mission it would be sent. Laboratories and wards may easily be replaced with other modules that might be customized for medical research, disaster relief, combat surgery, epidemic research, evacuation and triage, or just general humanitarian aid. (Last Unicorn RPG: Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 1: The Ships of Starfleet) The Olympic-class utilizes an Engineering section-warp nacelle layout common to most Starfleet vessels. Similar to the Excelsior variant, sections were added to the lateral aspects of the engineering hull, which contains additional laboratories and wards. A large shuttlebay is located on the dorsal spine of the secondary hull. (TNG: "All Good Things...") | Another feature included into the Olympic-class is modularity, which means that the shipyards could easily equip the vessels with different facilities, depending on the type of mission it would be sent. Laboratories and wards may easily be replaced with other modules that might be customized for medical research, disaster relief, combat surgery, epidemic research, evacuation and triage, or just general humanitarian aid. (Last Unicorn RPG: Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 1: The Ships of Starfleet) The Olympic-class utilizes an Engineering section-warp nacelle layout common to most Starfleet vessels. Similar to the Excelsior variant, sections were added to the lateral aspects of the engineering hull, which contains additional laboratories and wards. A large shuttlebay is located on the dorsal spine of the secondary hull. (TNG: "All Good Things...") | ||
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 Starfleet chose the Olympic from several proposals in 2363, and construction began on the first of the class that same year. The ship was launched in November of 2365 and completed its shakedown successfully in 2366. Series production began at once, and sixteen additional Olympics were added to the fleet. All of the facilities aboard these ships are equipped with the latest medical equipment and staffed by some of the best medical personnel in the fleet. The Olympic has been proved very successful in service, and is highly popular with its crews. Their early careers where relatively uneventful, although the USS Olympic herself rescued several hundred survivors from the immediate aftermath of the battle against the Borg at Wolf 359 prior to the Enterprise-D's arrival, giving the Enterprise the impression that there were, in fact, No Survivors. The Olympic Class has seen a great deal of active service during the Dominion War.
 The deflector dish on the Olympic Class is incorporated into the lower forward quarter of the primary hull, rather than the more traditional Engineering Hull placement. The Olympic Class' Impulse Engines are located on the upper third of the primary hull's aft section. Crew quarters and at least two transporter rooms are located on deck 5. Another feature included into the Olympic-class is modularity, which means that the shipyards could easily equip the vessels with different facilities, depending on the type of mission it would be sent. Laboratories and wards may easily be replaced with other modules that might be customized for medical research, disaster relief, combat surgery, epidemic research, evacuation and triage, or just general humanitarian aid. (Last Unicorn RPG: Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 1: The Ships of Starfleet) The Olympic-class utilizes an Engineering section-warp nacelle layout common to most Starfleet vessels. Similar to the Excelsior variant, sections were added to the lateral aspects of the engineering hull, which contains additional laboratories and wards. A large shuttlebay is located on the dorsal spine of the secondary hull. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
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| Length : 239 Meters | Auxiliary Craft: |
| Beam : 90 Meters | Suwanee Style Runabouts: 2 |
| Height : 96 Meters | Atlas Research Runabouts: 2 |
| Decks : 23 | Type 9 Shuttlecraft: 4 |
| Crew : 360 Officers & Crew | Type 9A Cargo Shuttles: 2 |
| Evacuation limit : 1360 Crew & Patients | Shuttlepods: 4 |
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| Normal Cruise : Warp 6 | Phasers: 2 Type IX Arrays, 3 Type VII Banks |
| Maximum Cruise : Warp 8 | Torpedoes : 3 Launchers, |
| Maximum Rated : Warp 9 for 12 hours. | Maximum Count : 150 Combined Photon/Quantum |
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[edit] Ships Of The Class
| USS Olympic | USS Hope |
| USS Tranquility (NCC-53742) | USS Moore (NCC-54216) |
| USS Nobel (NCC-55012) | USS Peace (NCC-55135) |
| USS Pasteur (NCC-58925) | USS Mayo (NCC-59137) |
| USS Hippocrates (NCC-68468) | MFS Determined (MCC-55600) Combat Variant |
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