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+ | |Name = USS ''Exeter'' |
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+ | |Class = {{class|Constitution}} |
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+ | |Registry = NCC-1672 |
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+ | |owner = {{Federation}} |
+ | |operator = [[Starfleet]] |
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+ | |Status = Abandoned |
− | | Datestatus= 2268 |
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+ | |Datestatus = 2268 |
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− | [[Image:Logo USS Exeter (NCC-1672).PNG|thumb|[[Assignment patch]] of the USS ''Exeter'']] |
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+ | ==History== |
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+ | [[File:USS Exeter (NCC-1672) assignment patch.png|thumb|50px|left|The ''Exeter''{{'}}s patch]] |
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In [[2267]], the ''Exeter'' was one of several starships undergoing repairs at [[Starbase 11]]. ({{TOS|Court Martial}}) |
In [[2267]], the ''Exeter'' was one of several starships undergoing repairs at [[Starbase 11]]. ({{TOS|Court Martial}}) |
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− | Later that year, the ''Exeter'' was assigned to a mission patrolling the region surrounding the [[Omega system]]. While arranging preparations for a [[planetary survey]] of [[Omega IV]], with the village elders, Tracey and his [[landing party]] contracted an unknown bacteriological disease. When the landing party, sans Tracey, transported back to the ''Exeter'', they infected the entire crew. Tracey was able to survive due to remaining on the planet's surface where a natural immunization to the disease occurred due to the planet's [[atmosphere]]. |
+ | Later that year, the ''Exeter'' was assigned to a mission patrolling the region surrounding the [[Omega system]]. While arranging preparations for a [[planetary survey]] of [[Omega IV]], with the village elders, Tracey and his [[landing party]] contracted an unknown bacteriological disease. When the landing party, ''sans'' Tracey, transported back to the ''Exeter'', they infected the entire crew. Tracey was able to survive due to remaining on the planet's surface where a natural immunization to the disease occurred due to the planet's [[atmosphere]]. |
− | [[2268|Six months later]], after [[Starfleet]] lost contact with the ''Exeter'', the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} was dispatched to locate the missing ship. The ''Enterprise'' would discover the undamaged and apparently deserted ''Exeter'' in orbit of [[planet]] Omega IV; the ship's complement of four [[shuttlecraft]] was still present in the [[shuttlebay|hangar deck]]. When boarded, the ship's [[helm]] was found left on automatic and the entire crew of |
+ | [[2268|Six months later]], after [[Starfleet]] lost contact with the ''Exeter'', the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} was dispatched to locate the missing ship. The ''Enterprise'' would discover the undamaged and apparently deserted ''Exeter'' in orbit of [[planet]] Omega IV; the ship's complement of four [[shuttlecraft]] was still present in the [[shuttlebay|hangar deck]]. When boarded, the ship's [[helm]] was found left on automatic and the entire crew of four hundred were found dead, in the form of dehydrated crystals. |
Upon reviewing the [[surgeon's log, USS Exeter|final log entry]] made by the ship's [[chief medical officer]], Dr. [[Carter]], it was discovered that the crew had died as a result of contamination from the, otherwise undetected, bacteriological disease. Captain Tracey would be located on the planet's surface, and eventually arrested for violating the [[Federation]]'s [[Prime Directive]]. |
Upon reviewing the [[surgeon's log, USS Exeter|final log entry]] made by the ship's [[chief medical officer]], Dr. [[Carter]], it was discovered that the crew had died as a result of contamination from the, otherwise undetected, bacteriological disease. Captain Tracey would be located on the planet's surface, and eventually arrested for violating the [[Federation]]'s [[Prime Directive]]. |
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With Tracey placed under arrest, and the mission over, Kirk declared the ''Exeter'' abandoned. ({{TOS|The Omega Glory}}) |
With Tracey placed under arrest, and the mission over, Kirk declared the ''Exeter'' abandoned. ({{TOS|The Omega Glory}}) |
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==Exeter personnel== |
==Exeter personnel== |
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*'''See''': [[USS Exeter (NCC-1672) personnel|USS ''Exeter'' personnel]] |
*'''See''': [[USS Exeter (NCC-1672) personnel|USS ''Exeter'' personnel]] |
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+ | ===Background=== |
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− | The registry of the ''Exeter'' (NCC-1672) was not confirmed until it was seen on the CGI model in the 2007 remastering of {{e|The Omega Glory}}. Prior to that it had been seen without context on a list of starships in {{e|Court Martial}}. The registry was first connected with the starship in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' by future [[TOS#Remastered|TOS remastered]] producer [[Michael Okuda]]. |
+ | The registry of the ''Exeter'' (NCC-1672) was not confirmed until it was seen on the CGI model in the 2007 remastering of {{e|The Omega Glory}}. Prior to that it had been seen without context on a list of starships in {{e|Court Martial}}. The registry was first connected with the starship in the ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' and later in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' by future [[TOS#Remastered|TOS remastered]] producer [[Michael Okuda]]. |
− | + | The ''Exeter'' was listed in [[Franz Joseph]]'s ''[[Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'' under the registry NCC-1706. According to ''[[The Star Trek Compendium]]'' the ship was called USS ''Argentina'' in an early draft of the script. |
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− | This vessel may be named either for several sailing vessels named HMS ''Exeter'' and serving in [[Earth]]'s British navy, or they may be named for the city Exeter in that country. |
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+ | ===Apocrypha=== |
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⚫ | This episode was recreated by GAF as a three-disc stereoscopic View-master presentation. A booklet recounting the story accompanied the discs, but it was not completely faithful to the shooting script. A "[[Lieutenant]] Raintree" is featured, and he was killed in the same manner as Lt. [[Galloway]]; "Phil Raintree" was a character in an early draft of this script, one being considered for filming as the second pilot. |
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+ | In ''[[Star Trek Online]]'', the ''Exeter''-class line of ships are named after this ship. |
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− | It is not clear what was going to happen to the ''Exeter'' after the episode. It was probably decontaminated and returned to service, but there's no evidence that this was the case. |
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− | == |
+ | ==External link== |
+ | * {{NCwiki|USS Exeter (NCC-1672)|USS ''Exeter'' (NCC-1672)}} |
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− | The ''Exeter'' was listed in [[Franz Joseph]]'s ''[[Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'' under the registry NCC-1706. This was written before 1672 became canon, but is more consist with the apocryphally-accepted ''[[Constitution class|Constitution]]'' prototype registry of [[NCC-1700]]. |
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Revision as of 18:10, 22 February 2014
The USS Exeter (NCC-1672) was a Federation Constitution-class heavy cruiser that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-23rd century. In 2267, the Exeter was under the command of Captain Ronald Tracey. (TOS: "The Omega Glory")
History
In 2267, the Exeter was one of several starships undergoing repairs at Starbase 11. (TOS: "Court Martial")
Later that year, the Exeter was assigned to a mission patrolling the region surrounding the Omega system. While arranging preparations for a planetary survey of Omega IV, with the village elders, Tracey and his landing party contracted an unknown bacteriological disease. When the landing party, sans Tracey, transported back to the Exeter, they infected the entire crew. Tracey was able to survive due to remaining on the planet's surface where a natural immunization to the disease occurred due to the planet's atmosphere.
Six months later, after Starfleet lost contact with the Exeter, the USS Enterprise was dispatched to locate the missing ship. The Enterprise would discover the undamaged and apparently deserted Exeter in orbit of planet Omega IV; the ship's complement of four shuttlecraft was still present in the hangar deck. When boarded, the ship's helm was found left on automatic and the entire crew of four hundred were found dead, in the form of dehydrated crystals.
Upon reviewing the final log entry made by the ship's chief medical officer, Dr. Carter, it was discovered that the crew had died as a result of contamination from the, otherwise undetected, bacteriological disease. Captain Tracey would be located on the planet's surface, and eventually arrested for violating the Federation's Prime Directive.
With Tracey placed under arrest, and the mission over, Kirk declared the Exeter abandoned. (TOS: "The Omega Glory")
Constitution-class starships |
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USS Constellation • USS Defiant • USS Enterprise • USS Excalibur • USS Exeter • USS Hood • USS Intrepid • USS Lexington • USS New Jersey • USS Potemkin • NCC-1700 • Unnamed |
Mirror universe: USS Defiant • ISS Enterprise |
Alternate reality: USS Enterprise • USS Enterprise-A • Unnamed |
Alternate timeline: UEF Enterprise |
Exeter personnel
- See: USS Exeter personnel
Appendices
Background
The registry of the Exeter (NCC-1672) was not confirmed until it was seen on the CGI model in the 2007 remastering of "The Omega Glory". Prior to that it had been seen without context on a list of starships in "Court Martial". The registry was first connected with the starship in the Star Trek Concordance and later in the Star Trek Encyclopedia by future TOS remastered producer Michael Okuda.
The Exeter was listed in Franz Joseph's Star Fleet Technical Manual under the registry NCC-1706. According to The Star Trek Compendium the ship was called USS Argentina in an early draft of the script.
Exeter's dedication plaque on the bridge was quite a bit larger than the ones on the Enterprise or the USS Defiant.
Apocrypha
This episode was recreated by GAF as a three-disc stereoscopic View-master presentation. A booklet recounting the story accompanied the discs, but it was not completely faithful to the shooting script. A "Lieutenant Raintree" is featured, and he was killed in the same manner as Lt. Galloway; "Phil Raintree" was a character in an early draft of this script, one being considered for filming as the second pilot.
In Star Trek Online, the Exeter-class line of ships are named after this ship.
External link
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