Changes: Runabout

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USS Rubicon — A Federation *Danube*-class runabout

In Federation starship classification, a runabout was the designation of a type of vessel smaller than a starship but larger than a shuttlecraft. Runabouts were equipped with limited weapons and drive systems, but offered additional living space and the ability to be configured to mission-specific cargo capacities. They had a larger operational range and better weapons capability compared to shuttles, and were capable of speeds of up to warp 5. Runabouts were typically assigned to space stations or starships as auxiliary craft. (DS9: "Emissary", "Paradise", "The Jem'Hadar"; TNG: "Timescape")

The Danube-class of runabouts entered service in 2368, with many being assigned to Deep Space 9. (DS9: "Paradise")

In an alternate timeline, the Yellowstone-class of runabouts was introduced in 2372. It featured a tetryon plasma drive system. (VOY: "Non Sequitur")

It is possible that the Spacedock ferry type of craft were actually classified as runabouts. This design served as inspiration for the first design concepts of the Danube-class.

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-In [[starship classification]], a '''runabout''' is the designation of a type of vessel smaller than a [[starship]] but larger than a [[shuttlecraft]]. Runabouts are equipped with limited weapons and drive systems, but offer additional living space and have a larger operational range compared to shuttles, and are capable of speeds up to warp 5. Runabouts are typically assigned to [[space station]]s or [[starships]] as auxilliary craft.([[DS9]]: "[[Emissary (episode)|Emissary]]", "[[Paradise]]"; [[TNG]]: "[[Timescape]]"; [[VOY]]: "[[Non Sequitur]]")
+[[File:USS Rubicon.jpg|thumb|A [[Federation]] {{class|Danube}} runabout]]
+In [[Federation]] [[starship classification]], a '''runabout''' was the designation of a type of vessel smaller than a [[starship]] but larger than a [[shuttlecraft]]. Runabouts were equipped with limited weapons and drive systems, but offered additional living space and the ability to be configured to mission-specific cargo capacities. They had a larger operational range and better weapons capability compared to shuttles, and were capable of speeds of up to [[warp]] 5. Runabouts were typically assigned to [[space station]]s or [[starship]]s as auxiliary craft. ({{DS9|Emissary|Paradise|The Jem'Hadar}}; {{TNG|Timescape}})
-The ''[[Danube class|Danube]]''-class of runabouts was in service in the second half of the [[24th century]], with many being assigned to [[Deep Space 9]].
+The {{class|Danube}} of runabouts entered service in [[2368]], with many being assigned to [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9|Paradise}})
-''In an [[alternate timeline]], the ''[[Yellowstone class|Yellowstone]]''-class of runabouts was introduced in [[2371]] as an upgrade to the ''Danube'' class. It featured a [[tetryon plasma]] drive system.''
+''In an [[alternate timeline]], the {{class|Yellowstone}} of runabouts was introduced in [[2372]]. It featured a [[tetryon plasma]] drive system.'' ({{VOY|Non Sequitur}})
+{{bginfo|It is possible that the [[SD-103|Spacedock ferry]] type of craft were actually classified as runabouts. This design served as inspiration for the first design concepts of the ''Danube''-class.}}
-==Background information==
-It is possible that the [[SD-103|Spacedock ferry]] type of craft were actually classified as runabouts. This design served as inspiration for the first design concepts of the ''Danube''-class.
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