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{{Sidebar starship class|
 
{{Sidebar starship class|
 
|Name= Bajoran raider
 
|Name= Bajoran raider
|Image= Bajoran raider.jpg
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| image= Bajoran raider.jpg
|ImageCap= Ventral view
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|imagecap= Ventral view
|Affiliation= [[Bajor]]
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|Affiliation= [[Bajor]], [[Maquis]]
|Type= Raider
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|Type= [[Raider]]
 
|Active= [[24th century]]
 
|Active= [[24th century]]
 
|Decks= 1
 
|Decks= 1
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|Armament= 2 [[phaser emitter]]s
 
|Armament= 2 [[phaser emitter]]s
 
|Defenses= None
 
|Defenses= None
|Image2= Bajoran raider in cave.jpg
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| image2= Bajoran raider in cave.jpg
|ImageCap2= Stored at the [[Lunar V base]]
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|imagecap2= Stored at the [[Lunar V base]]
|Image3= Bajoran raider over Bajor.jpg
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| image3= Bajoran raider over Bajor.jpg
|ImageCap3= In atmosphere
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|imagecap3= In atmosphere
 
}}
 
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'''Bajoran raiders''' were lightly [[weapon|armed]] [[Impulse drive|sub-impulse]] [[energy|powered]] [[starship]]s used by the [[Bajoran]]s. The Bajoran [[engineer]]s who designed the craft built them without comfort in mind, offering cramped [[quarters]] and requiring occupants to bend their knees to fit in the seats. Although capable of achieving a high-altitude [[orbit]], these vessels were most effective in [[atmosphere|atmospheric]] altitudes. These vessels were armed with dual [[phaser emitter]]s and were equipped with [[fire extinguisher]]s under the seats.
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'''Bajoran raiders''' were lightly-[[weapon|armed]] [[Impulse drive|sub-impulse]] [[energy|powered]] [[raider]]s used by the [[Bajoran]]s in the [[24th century]]. The Bajoran [[engineer]]s who designed the craft built them without comfort in mind, offering cramped [[quarters]] and requiring occupants to bend their knees to fit in the seats. Although capable of achieving a high-altitude [[orbit]], these vessels were most effective in [[atmosphere|atmospheric]] altitudes. The vessels were armed with dual [[phaser emitter]]s and were equipped with [[fire extinguisher]]s under the seats. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
   
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==History==
The [[Bajoran Resistance]] readily used these vessels during the [[Cardassian]] [[Occupation of Bajor]]. Although these [[ship]]s were substantially inferior to Cardassian vessels, the [[Bajoran]]s still managed to annoy the Cardassians enough to achieve many missions. The Bajorans managed to store a few sub-impulse raiders underground at the [[Lunar V base]] before the Cardassians hit the camp.
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The [[Bajoran Resistance]] readily used these vessels during the [[Cardassian]] [[Occupation of Bajor]]. Although these [[ship]]s were substantially inferior to Cardassian vessels, the Bajorans still managed to annoy the Cardassians enough to achieve success on many missions. The Bajorans managed to store a few sub-impulse raiders underground at the [[Lunar V base]] before the Cardassians hit the camp.
   
In [[2370]], while attempting to prove the Cardassians were behind the [[coup d'etat|coup]] of the [[Bajoran Provisional Government]], [[Kira Nerys]] opted to take a raider from the [[Bajor]]'s Lunar V base to [[Bajor]] in order to avoid capture by [[Alliance for Global Unity]] influenced [[Bajoran Militia]]. With the assistance of [[Jadzia Dax]], whose previous host [[Tobin Dax]] had experience with [[phase coil inverter]]s and sub-impulse [[thruster]]s, she was able to locate a stored raider, which she hoped to use to [[pilot|fly]] to Bajor.
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In [[2370]], while attempting to prove the Cardassians were behind the ''[[coup d'etat|coup]]'' of the [[Bajoran Provisional Government]], [[Kira Nerys]] opted to take a raider from the Lunar V base to [[Bajor]] in order to avoid capture by [[Alliance for Global Unity]]-influenced [[Bajoran Militia]]. With the assistance of [[Jadzia Dax]], whose previous host [[Tobin Dax|Tobin]] had experience with [[phase coil inverter]]s and sub-impulse [[thruster]]s, Kira was able to locate a stored raider, which she hoped to use to [[pilot|fly]] to Bajor.
   
Despite its antiquated condition, much less its malfunctioning [[navigation]]al [[sensors]] and inoperative [[phaser]] locks, the ship was able to achieve a high-altitude orbit over Bajor's [[moon]] before being intercepted and fired upon by two [[Bajoran interceptor|Bajoran impulse ships]]. Attempting to even the odds, Kira flew the raider into the atmosphere of Bajor where it engaged the two interceptors at thruster speeds.
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Despite its antiquated condition, much less its malfunctioning [[navigation]]al [[sensor]]s and inoperative [[phaser]] locks, the ship was able to achieve a high-altitude orbit over Bajor's [[moon]] before being intercepted and fired upon by two [[Bajoran interceptor|Bajoran impulse ships]]. Attempting to even the odds, Kira flew the raider into the atmosphere of Bajor where it engaged the two interceptors at thruster speeds.
   
The raider was able to shoot down one of the interceptors before weapons fire from the second ship hit a [[plasma conduit]]. The raider lost all thrusters and was forced to jettison its [[plasma tank]] moments before it crashed landed in the forests surrounding outside the capital [[city]]. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
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The raider was able to shoot down one of the interceptors before weapons fire from the second ship hit a [[plasma conduit]]. The raider lost all thrusters and was forced to jettison its [[plasma tank]] moments before it [[crash land]]ed in the forests surrounding outside the capital [[city]]. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
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==Ships of the class==
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;Unnamed:
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* [[Unnamed Bajoran raiders]]
   
 
==Appendices==
 
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===Background information===
[[File:Bajoran raider interior.jpg|thumb|left|[[Jim Martin]] sketch of interior]]
 
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The Bajoran raider first appeared in "The Siege". In "Preemptive Strike", the Maquis squadron containing Bajoran raiders among other ships was said to consist of Federation starships emitting Federation [[warp signature]]s. This suggests some of these raiders were also owned by Federation colonists and were possibly [[refit]]ted with [[warp drive]]s.
[[File:Bajoran raider studiomodel.jpg|thumb|left|Bajoran raider [[studio model]]]]
 
 
===Studio models===
 
The ''Bajoran raider'' or ''Bajoran fighter'' as it is sometimes referred to, was the first spaceship design by [[Jim Martin]] after his promotion to senior illustrator on ''[[DS9]]''. As he recalls,"''I did a Bajoran fighter that [[Kira Nerys|Kira]] and [[Jadzia Dax|Dax]] crash. There were a few ships in that episode; there was a [[Bajoran assault vessel|Bajoran transport]] and a small Bajoran fighter. I remember something really ridiculous about that ship. We intended to re-use these old windows that we had found for the set of the interior, so the windows I designed for the exterior needed to match. I kept trying to come up with a way to incorporate the window frames into the ship design. Then we ended up not using them, but they are still on the miniature!''"([[Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 1, Issue 13]], page 22)
 
 
The design was converted into a physical [[studio model]] at [[Tony Meininger]]'s model shop [[Brazil-Fabrication & Design]] making its debut in {{DS9|The Siege}}.[http://drexfiles.wordpress.com/2009/03/08/bajoran-fighter-pictorial/] For appearance as a [[Maquis raider]] in {{TNG|Preemptive Strike}}, the model was slightly modified in order to match the canopy with the interior set.
 
 
As part of one of the last batches of existing studio models being transformed into [[CGI model]]s, a CG version was built at [[Digital Muse]], which made its first appearance in {{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}}. It was later used, unmodified, as an unknown alien ship in {{VOY|Drive}}. The CGI model was redesigned and appeared as various ships belonging to various species ([[Xantoras]] and [[Human]] -2x- respectively} in {{ENT|The Breach|Twilight|Storm Front, Part II}}.
 
 
The physical model, known as {{stala|1778-0486|Lot #486}}, being part of the [[40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection]] auction, estimated at $3,000-$5,000, was eventually sold on 6 October 2006 with a winning bid of US$4,800 (US$5,760 including buyer's premium).
 
 
===Technical Manual===
 
The following specifications, which describes this vessel as a Bajoran impulse ship, comes exclusively from the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual]]'' :
 
 
* Production Base: Bajoran Militia Secured Factory #5.
 
* Type: Strike Fighter.
 
* Accommodation: Two flight crew.
 
* Power Plant: One microfusion impulse system (fighter); Coanda-cycle chemical/air-ram system (raider).
 
* Dimensions: Length, 33.10 meters; beam, 33.17 meters; height, 11.23 meters.
 
* Mass: 108.96 metric tonnes.
 
* Performance: Maximum delta-v, 15,600 meters per second.
 
* Armament: Six or more phased polaron beam weapons; possibly other weapons.
 
   
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A model of the Bajoran raider was released by [[Galoob]] as part of the ''Star Trek: Micro Machines'' range.
 
====''Technical Manual''====
 
The following specifications, which describes this vessel as a Bajoran impulse ship, comes exclusively from the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual]]'':
   
 
* Production base: Bajoran Militia Secured Factory #5
 
* Type: Strike fighter
 
* Accommodation: Two flight crew
 
* Power plant: One microfusion impulse system (fighter); Coanda-cycle chemical/air-ram system (raider)
 
* Dimensions: Length, 33.10 meters; beam, 33.17 meters; height, 11.23 meters
 
* Mass: 108.96 metric tonnes
 
* Performance: Maximum delta-v, 15,600 meters per second
 
* Armament: Six or more phased polaron beam weapons; possibly other weapons
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:''(This armament statement is presumably a copy-paste error in the book from technical information regarding the [[Jem'Hadar battle cruiser]].)''
   
 
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Revision as of 22:36, 18 January 2015

Bajoran raiders were lightly-armed sub-impulse powered raiders used by the Bajorans in the 24th century. The Bajoran engineers who designed the craft built them without comfort in mind, offering cramped quarters and requiring occupants to bend their knees to fit in the seats. Although capable of achieving a high-altitude orbit, these vessels were most effective in atmospheric altitudes. The vessels were armed with dual phaser emitters and were equipped with fire extinguishers under the seats. (DS9: "The Siege")

History

The Bajoran Resistance readily used these vessels during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor. Although these ships were substantially inferior to Cardassian vessels, the Bajorans still managed to annoy the Cardassians enough to achieve success on many missions. The Bajorans managed to store a few sub-impulse raiders underground at the Lunar V base before the Cardassians hit the camp.

In 2370, while attempting to prove the Cardassians were behind the coup of the Bajoran Provisional Government, Kira Nerys opted to take a raider from the Lunar V base to Bajor in order to avoid capture by Alliance for Global Unity-influenced Bajoran Militia. With the assistance of Jadzia Dax, whose previous host Tobin had experience with phase coil inverters and sub-impulse thrusters, Kira was able to locate a stored raider, which she hoped to use to fly to Bajor.

Despite its antiquated condition, much less its malfunctioning navigational sensors and inoperative phaser locks, the ship was able to achieve a high-altitude orbit over Bajor's moon before being intercepted and fired upon by two Bajoran impulse ships. Attempting to even the odds, Kira flew the raider into the atmosphere of Bajor where it engaged the two interceptors at thruster speeds.

The raider was able to shoot down one of the interceptors before weapons fire from the second ship hit a plasma conduit. The raider lost all thrusters and was forced to jettison its plasma tank moments before it crash landed in the forests surrounding outside the capital city. (DS9: "The Siege")

Ships of the class

Unnamed

Appendices

Appearances

Background information

The Bajoran raider first appeared in "The Siege". In "Preemptive Strike", the Maquis squadron containing Bajoran raiders among other ships was said to consist of Federation starships emitting Federation warp signatures. This suggests some of these raiders were also owned by Federation colonists and were possibly refitted with warp drives.

A model of the Bajoran raider was released by Galoob as part of the Star Trek: Micro Machines range.

Technical Manual

The following specifications, which describes this vessel as a Bajoran impulse ship, comes exclusively from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual:

  • Production base: Bajoran Militia Secured Factory #5
  • Type: Strike fighter
  • Accommodation: Two flight crew
  • Power plant: One microfusion impulse system (fighter); Coanda-cycle chemical/air-ram system (raider)
  • Dimensions: Length, 33.10 meters; beam, 33.17 meters; height, 11.23 meters
  • Mass: 108.96 metric tonnes
  • Performance: Maximum delta-v, 15,600 meters per second
  • Armament: Six or more phased polaron beam weapons; possibly other weapons
(This armament statement is presumably a copy-paste error in the book from technical information regarding the Jem'Hadar battle cruiser.)