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The term '''dreadnought''' may refer to: |
The term '''dreadnought''' may refer to: |
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| − | * In [[starship classification]], a '''dreadnought''' is a type of heavily armed [[starship]]. |
+ | * In [[starship classification]], a '''dreadnought''' is a type of heavily armed [[starship]]. * |
*The ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' episode "[[Dreadnought (episode)|Dreadnought]]" |
*The ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' episode "[[Dreadnought (episode)|Dreadnought]]" |
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*The [[Cardassian]] [[Dreadnought (missile)|Dreadnought missile]]. |
*The [[Cardassian]] [[Dreadnought (missile)|Dreadnought missile]]. |
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*The [[Pocket TOS]] [[novels|novel]] "[[Dreadnought!]]," by [[Diane Carey]] |
*The [[Pocket TOS]] [[novels|novel]] "[[Dreadnought!]]," by [[Diane Carey]] |
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| + | ''Onscreen, the term "dreadnought" has not been used to refer to a starship type. In references, only the [[Federation class]] has been called a dreadnought, in [[Franz Joseph]]'s [[Star Fleet Technical Manual]]. '' |
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| + | ''In the real world, "dreadnought" was a generic term for a type of modern battleship patterned after the HMS Dreadnought. The term fell out of use after dreadnoughts became the standard for battleship design. In Trek, it is not clear what, if any distinction there is between dreadnoughts among other warships. |
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Revision as of 02:21, 23 August 2005
The term dreadnought may refer to:
- In starship classification, a dreadnought is a type of heavily armed starship. *
- The Star Trek: Voyager episode "Dreadnought"
- The Cardassian Dreadnought missile.
- The Pocket TOS novel "Dreadnought!," by Diane Carey
Onscreen, the term "dreadnought" has not been used to refer to a starship type. In references, only the Federation class has been called a dreadnought, in Franz Joseph's Star Fleet Technical Manual.
In the real world, "dreadnought" was a generic term for a type of modern battleship patterned after the HMS Dreadnought. The term fell out of use after dreadnoughts became the standard for battleship design. In Trek, it is not clear what, if any distinction there is between dreadnoughts among other warships.
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