Ship

USS Ticonderoga, NCC-74676, Intrepid Class Starship

SHIP STATISTICS:

NAME: USS Ticonderoga

REGISTRY: NCC-74676

CLASS: Intrepid Class Starship

COMMISION DATE: Stardate 51102.5 (October 25, 1997)

ASSEMBLED: Earth Station McKinley

CREW COMPLIMENT: 150 (2,000 capable for Emergency Evacuation)

LENGTH: 345m

WEIGHT: 700,000 Metric-Tons

MAXIMUM SPEED: Warp 9.975

DECK COUNT: 15 (257 rooms)

NOTES/EQUIPMENT: Some of the traditional circuitry has been replaced with bio-neural gel packs that contain synthetic neural cells, speeding up response time by organizing information more efficiently. The basic hull structure is fabricated from tritanium/duranium alloys. The ship is capable of independent operation for about three years without refueling. The Ticonderoga is also equipped with landing pads for planetary landing operations. Variable Geometry Warp Nacelles eliminated the negative impact warp fields have on habitable worlds. There are thirty-six lifeboat pods which can be ejected in an extreme emergency.

OTHER VESSELS OF THIS CLASS:

USS Intrepid, NCC-74600 (Star Trek Nemesis-Onscreen Graphic)

USS Voyager, NCC-74656 (Star Trek: Voyager-Series Regular)

USS Bellerophon, NCC-74705 (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine-Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges)

DEDICATION PLAQUE:

Dedication Plaque of the USS Ticonderoga

NOTES: Presented to the Command and Crew of the USS Ticonderoga by Starfleet Command on October 25, 1997. The Plaque included the names of Honorable Admiral Gene Roddenberry, members of Starfleet Command’s Admiral Board and sponsoring Captains Dennis Hollinger and Richard Henline.

DECK LAYOUT:

: USS Ticonderoga Master Situation Display

DECK	PRIMARY HULL	DECK	ENGINEERING HULL
1	Bridge, Ready Room, Conference Room, Escape Pod Access, Aft Bridge Airlock, Upper Sensor Platform
2	Officers’ Mess, Officers’ & VIP Quarters, Labs & Storage, Sensor Gear, Escape Pod Access
3	Captain’s Quarters, Officers’ & VIP Quarters, Photon Torpedo Trackers
4	Aft Photon Torpedo Launchers, Transporter Room 1-2, Phaser Maintenance, Sensor Gear, Escape Pod Access
5	Sickbay, Doctor’s Office, Sensor Gear, Escape Pod Access
6	Auxiliary Deflector, Auxiliary Computer Core, Escape Pod Access	6	Deuterium (Matter) Processing, Consumables Re-supply Connectors
7	Auxiliary Computer Core, Upper Cargo Bays 1-2, Labs, Escape Pod Access, RCS Thruster Access	7	Deuterium Tankage, Warp Engine Core Injector Access
8	Deuterium Processing, ODN/EPS Main Trunks, Lower Cargo Bays 1-2	8	Deuterium Tankage, Warp Engine Core, Aft Work Pod Storage
9	Cargo Loading Doors, AeroWing Shuttle Dock, Labs	9	Upper Main Shuttlebay, Warp Engine Core
		10	Main Shuttlebay, Main Computer Core, Main Navigational Deflector
		11	“Wing” Level: Main Engineering, Engineer’s Office, Warp Engine Core, Reserve Warp Engine Core, Main Computer Core, Main Navigational Deflector
		12	Antimatter Tankage, Warp Engine Core, Main Deflector, Reserve Warp Engine Core, Escape Pod Access
		13	Aft Tractor Beam Emitter, Warp Engine Core, Reserve Warp Engine Core, Crew Quarters, Labs, Escape Pod Access, Secondary ODN/EPS Trunks
		14	Antimatter Processing, Reserve Warp Engine Core, Escape Pod Access, Ground Hover Footpad Systems
		15	Antimatter Loading Port, Forward Tractor Beam Emitter, Ground Hover Footpads

SWEET SPOT:

Every starship has a Sweet Spot. On the USS Ticonderoga the sweet spot will be found is between the forward and aft deterium storage cryo tanks. Floating near the ceiling

INTERIOR ROOM ILLUSTRATIONS: