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The '''USS ''Hathaway'' (NCC-2593)''' was a [[Federation]] {{class|Constellation}} [[star cruiser]] that was in service with [[Starfleet]] for over eighty years. This ship was launched in [[2285]] from the [[Copernicus Ship Yards]] on [[Luna]], and was equipped with [[Avidyne engine|Avidyne impulse engine]]s.
   
 
[[File:USS Hathaway attacks the Enterprise-D.jpg|thumb|left|The ''Hathaway'' engages the ''Enterprise''-D]]
The '''USS ''Hathaway'' (NCC-2593)''' was a {{ShipClass|Constellation}} [[Federation]] [[starship|star cruiser]] in service in the [[23rd century|23rd]] and [[24th century|24th centuries]]. It was launched in [[2285]] from the [[Copernicus Ship Yards]] on [[Luna]].
 
 
In preparation for [[Operation Lovely Angel]] in [[2365]], the ''Hathaway'' had been stripped down and was towed to the [[planet]] [[Braslota II]] in the [[Braslota system]]. While in orbit, the ship was temporarily reactivated for a [[Starfleet battle simulation]], in which {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} [[first officer]] [[William T. Riker]] commanded the obsolete cruiser against the state-of-the-art {{class|Galaxy}} starship. Although the ''Hathaway'' was running on minimum power, had only a few shards of [[dilithium]], and no [[antimatter]] fuel, Riker's [[away team]] managed to reactivate the ship and place it in sufficient condition for simulated combat in only 48 hours.
   
 
Unfortunately, the battle simulation was interrupted by the intrusion of the [[Ferengi]] [[D'Kora class|Marauder]] ''[[Kreechta]]'', whose [[DaiMon]] believed he had stumbled into a [[Starfleet]] internal conflict. Thinking that the ''Hathaway'' must be of great value to be fighting against a modern starship (and not realizing the battle was simulated), the [[Ferengi]] demanded the ''Hathaway''{{'}}s surrender. The two Starfleet crews coordinated a ruse, however, in which it was made to appear as if the ''Enterprise'' destroyed the ''Hathaway'' to prevent it from falling into enemy hands. In reality, the ''Hathaway'' had merely made a split-second [[warp jump]] the instant before the [[photon torpedo]]es detonated. Its potential prize destroyed, the Ferengi retreated. Following the exercise, the ''Hathaway'' was towed to the nearest [[starbase]]. ({{TNG|Peak Performance}})
By [[2364]], the ''Hathaway'' had been decommissioned and abandoned in the [[Braslota system]], in orbit of [[Braslota IV]]. The ship was temporarily reactivated for a [[Starfleet battle simulation]] in [[2365]], in which {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} [[first officer]] [[William Riker]] commanded the obsolete cruiser against the state-of-the-art {{ShipClass|Galaxy}} starship. Although the ''Hathaway'' was running on minimum power, had only a few shards of [[dilithium]], and no [[antimatter]] fuel, Riker's [[away team]] managed to reactivate the ship and place it in sufficient condition for simulated combat in only 48 hours.
 
   
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Three years later, the ''Hathaway'' was rushed into service to serve in [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]]'s [[fleet]]. The fleet was tasked with blockading the [[Romulan]]s from delivering supplies to the [[House of Duras|Duras family]] at the [[Klingon-Romulan border]] during the [[Klingon Civil War]]. The starship was not one of the vessels selected for the [[tachyon detection grid]]. ({{TNG|Redemption II}})
[[Image:HathawayEnterprise.jpg|thumb|left|The ''Hathaway'' engages the ''Enterprise''-D.]]
 
Unfortunately, the battle simulation was interrupted by the intrusion of a [[Ferengi]] [[D'kora class|Marauder]], whose [[DaiMon]] believed he had stumbled into a [[Starfleet]] internal conflict. Thinking that the ''Hathaway'' must be of great value to be fighting against a modern starship (and not realizing the battle was simulated), the [[Ferengi]] demanded the ''Hathaway'''s surrender. The two Starfleet crews coordinated a ruse, however, in which it was made to appear as if the ''Enterprise'' destroyed the ''Hathaway'' to prevent it from falling into enemy hands. In reality, the ''Hathaway'' had merely made a split-second [[warp drive|warp]] jump the instant before the [[photon torpedo]]es detonated. Its potential prize destroyed, the Ferengi retreated. Following the exercise, the ''Hathaway'' was towed to the nearest [[starbase]]. ({{TNG|Peak Performance}})
 
 
Some time later, the ''Hathaway'' was once again recalled to active duty and served in the [[task force]] that blockaded the [[Klingon Empire|Klingon]]-[[Romulan Star Empire|Romulan]] border during the [[Klingon Civil War]] in early [[2368]]. ({{TNG|Redemption II}})
 
 
: ''According to the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', the ''Hathaway'' may have been named for [[Wikipedia:Anne Hathaway|Anne Hathaway]], [[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare|William Shakespeare]]'s wife.''
 
 
===Apocrypha===
 
The ''Hathaway'' appeared as one of four playable {{ShipClass|Constellation}} vessels in the [[video game]] ''[[Star Trek: Legacy]]''.
 
   
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[[File:Picards armada.jpg|thumb|The ''Hathaway'' in Picard's armada]]
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{{bginfo|The ''Constellation''-class model labeled USS ''Hathaway'' was re-used to represent one of the ships in the [[task force]] sent to blockade the [[Klingon-Romulan border]] during the Klingon Civil War, in early 2368, in the episode "Redemption II". However, the ''Hathaway'' was not among the ships in the grid. Considering that there were at least twenty ships in the fleet (from the script), and there were seventeen ships in the grid, it was probable that the ''Hathaway'' and two other unnamed ships may have been assigned to other duties within the fleet.|According to the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', the ''Hathaway'' may have been named for {{w|Anne Hathaway (Shakespeare)|Anne Hathaway}}, {{w|William Shakespeare}}'s wife.|The ''Hathaway'' appeared as one of four playable ''Constellation''-class vessels in the [[video game]] ''[[Star Trek: Legacy]]''.}}
 
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The USS Hathaway (NCC-2593) was a Federation Constellation-class star cruiser that was in service with Starfleet for over eighty years. This ship was launched in 2285 from the Copernicus Ship Yards on Luna, and was equipped with Avidyne impulse engines.

USS Hathaway attacks the Enterprise-D

The Hathaway engages the Enterprise-D

In preparation for Operation Lovely Angel in 2365, the Hathaway had been stripped down and was towed to the planet Braslota II in the Braslota system. While in orbit, the ship was temporarily reactivated for a Starfleet battle simulation, in which USS Enterprise-D first officer William T. Riker commanded the obsolete cruiser against the state-of-the-art Galaxy-class starship. Although the Hathaway was running on minimum power, had only a few shards of dilithium, and no antimatter fuel, Riker's away team managed to reactivate the ship and place it in sufficient condition for simulated combat in only 48 hours.

Unfortunately, the battle simulation was interrupted by the intrusion of the Ferengi Marauder Kreechta, whose DaiMon believed he had stumbled into a Starfleet internal conflict. Thinking that the Hathaway must be of great value to be fighting against a modern starship (and not realizing the battle was simulated), the Ferengi demanded the Hathaway's surrender. The two Starfleet crews coordinated a ruse, however, in which it was made to appear as if the Enterprise destroyed the Hathaway to prevent it from falling into enemy hands. In reality, the Hathaway had merely made a split-second warp jump the instant before the photon torpedoes detonated. Its potential prize destroyed, the Ferengi retreated. Following the exercise, the Hathaway was towed to the nearest starbase. (TNG: "Peak Performance")

Three years later, the Hathaway was rushed into service to serve in Captain Jean-Luc Picard's fleet. The fleet was tasked with blockading the Romulans from delivering supplies to the Duras family at the Klingon-Romulan border during the Klingon Civil War. The starship was not one of the vessels selected for the tachyon detection grid. (TNG: "Redemption II")

File:Picards armada.jpg

The Hathaway in Picard's armada

The Constellation-class model labeled USS Hathaway was re-used to represent one of the ships in the task force sent to blockade the Klingon-Romulan border during the Klingon Civil War, in early 2368, in the episode "Redemption II". However, the Hathaway was not among the ships in the grid. Considering that there were at least twenty ships in the fleet (from the script), and there were seventeen ships in the grid, it was probable that the Hathaway and two other unnamed ships may have been assigned to other duties within the fleet.
According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia, the Hathaway may have been named for Anne Hathaway, William Shakespeare's wife.
The Hathaway appeared as one of four playable Constellation-class vessels in the video game Star Trek: Legacy.

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