Bradbury class
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| Bradbury-class | |
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| Owner: | United Federation of Planets |
| Operator: | Starfleet |
| Type: | Transport |
| Active: | 2360s |
The Bradbury-class was a Federation transport ship developed during the latter half of the 24th century.
During the 2360s, the USS Bradbury was still undergoing warp drive performance tests and serving as a transport to Earth from Betazed in late 2366. (TNG: "Ménage à Troi", "Brothers" production art)
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Background information
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The Bradbury-class designation was only seen on the starship mission status background artwork in the observation lounge that first appeared in TNG Season 4. According to Star Trek Encyclopedia, the Bradbury was named in honor of science fiction author Ray Bradbury.
Apocrypha
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A ship description was mentioned in the supplements to the Last Unicorn Games role-playing games, which refer to this vessel as being a 335-meter-long heavy frigate in service from 2362, with ten decks, and describes it as being similar to the unfilmed Intrepid-class prototype designed during pre-production of Star Trek: Voyager.
External link
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- Bradbury class at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works