Changes: Ticonderoga

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For the Federation ship, please see USS Ticonderoga.

The Ticonderoga was an United Earth freighter that was in service in the mid-22nd century.

In 2154, the Enterprise NX-01 received word that the Ticonderoga was missing approximately six hours from Andoria. When Enterprise arrived at the last known coordinates of the Ticonderoga, it was discovered that it had been destroyed by a Romulan drone-ship. All that remained of the Ticonderoga was hull fragments, nacelle casings and several Human bodies. (ENT: "The Aenar")

According to Wired magazine, Ticonderoga was named as a subtle nod to the hometown of fan filmmaker James Cawley.

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+{{disambiguation|the Federation ship|USS Ticonderoga}}
-The '''''Ticonderoga''''' was a [[22nd century]] [[Earth]] cargo vessel.
+{{sidebar starship|
+        image=
+|        Name= ''Ticonderoga''
+|       Class= [[Freighter]]
+| Affiliation= [[United Earth]]
+|      Status= Destroyed
+|  Datestatus= 2154
+}}
+The '''''Ticonderoga''''' was an [[United Earth]] [[freighter]] that was in service in the mid-[[22nd century]].
-In [[2154]], the [[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'' NX-01]] received word that the ''Ticonderoga'' was missing approximately six hours from [[Andoria]]. When ''Enterprise'' arrived at the last known coordinates of the ''Ticonderoga'', it was discovered that it had been destroyed by a [[Romulan drone-ship]]. All that remained of the ''Ticonderoga'' was [[hull]] fragments, [[nacelle]] casings and several [[Human]] bodies. ({{ENT|The Aenar}})
+In [[2154]], the {{EnterpriseNX}} received word that the ''Ticonderoga'' was missing approximately six hours from [[Andoria]]. When ''Enterprise'' arrived at the last known coordinates of the ''Ticonderoga'', it was discovered that it had been destroyed by a [[Romulan drone-ship]]. All that remained of the ''Ticonderoga'' was [[hull]] fragments, [[nacelle]] casings and several [[Human]] bodies. ({{ENT|The Aenar}})
 {{bginfo|According to [http://www.wired.com Wired magazine], ''Ticonderoga'' was named as a subtle nod to the hometown of [[fan film]]maker James Cawley.}}