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+ | |dt = USS ''Hood'' (NCC-1703) |
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+ | |Registry = NCC-1703 |
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− | | Datestatus= 2268 |
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+ | |Status = Active |
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+ | {{Alt disambiguation|USS Hood (alternate reality)|USS ''Hood'' (alternate reality)}} |
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− | The '''USS ''Hood'' (NCC-1703)''' was a {{ |
+ | The '''USS ''Hood'' ([[NCC]]-1703)''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Federation]] {{class|Constitution}} [[starship]] operated by [[Starfleet]]. |
− | In [[2267]], the ''Hood'' underwent a layover at [[Starbase 11]]. The ship's |
+ | In [[2267]], the ''Hood'' underwent a layover at [[Starbase 11]]. The ship's [[registry]] was seen on a chart indicating the repair status of several vessels. ({{TOS|Court Martial}}) |
− | + | A year later, the ''Hood'' participated in the unsuccessful [[M-5 computer|M-5]] [[Starfleet battle simulation|battle simulation]]. The [[shields|unshielded]] ''Hood'' was severely damaged when she was fired upon by the computer-controlled {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} using full-powered weapons. ({{TOS|The Ultimate Computer}}) |
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[[File:Starbase11 chart.jpg|thumb|The registry NCC-1703, displayed on Commodore [[Stone (Commodore)|Stone]]'s chart]] |
[[File:Starbase11 chart.jpg|thumb|The registry NCC-1703, displayed on Commodore [[Stone (Commodore)|Stone]]'s chart]] |
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− | The registry of the ''Hood'' was not confirmed until it was seen on the CGI model in the 2008 |
+ | The registry of the ''Hood'' was not confirmed until it was seen on the [[Constitution class model (original)#CBS Digital.27s CGI model|CGI model]] in the 2008 [[TOS-R|remastered]] version of "The Ultimate Computer". 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 [[Greg Jein]]'s influential article "[[The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship]]", and has been subsequently propagated in [[reference book]]s such as the ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' and the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', the latter co-authored by future TOS-remastered Visual Effects Producer [[Michael Okuda]], who made use of the remastering opportunity to elevate Jein's until then conjectural ship's registry to [[canon]]. |
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+ | The name of the ship had already been established by the producers at the start of [[TOS Season 2|second season]] of ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'', when they composed a [[Constitution class#Footnotes|list of fourteen ships]] belonging to the {{class|Constitution}}, still referred to as "''Starship''-class" by them at the time, including the ''Hood''. The ''Hood'' was an original suggestion by [[D.C. Fontana]], dropped, and then re-added to the final draft of the ship names list, prompted on by a remark [[Robert Justman]] made on an earlier memo, "''I think there would be several other candidates, such as Saratoga and perhaps another English [[aircraft carrier|carrier]], a French carrier, a Russian carrier and certainly a Japanese carrier.''" (''[[The Making of Star Trek]]'', p. 165) Though there were plenty of historical British aircraft carriers to choose from, the eventual name selected, replacing that of the initially proposed ''{{w|HMS Eagle (1918)|Eagle}}'', was that of the ill-fated World War II British [[battle cruiser]] {{w|HMS Hood (51)|HMS ''Hood''}}. |
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⚫ | According to the first two editions of the ''Encyclopedia'' the USS ''Hood'', like its [[USS Hood (NCC-42296)|''Excelsior''-class successor]], was named for British Admiral Sir {{w|Horace Hood}}, who fought and died in the {{w|Battle of Jutland}} during {{w|World War I}}, though that reference was dropped in the last edition of the ''Encyclopedia''. The ''[[Star Trek Fact Files]]'', part 86, stated that the ''Hood'' was named for 18th century British admiral {{w|Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood|Samuel Hood}} (incidentally a direct ancestor of Horace Hood) after whom the British battle cruiser was also named. |
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⚫ | *In the non-canon [[Trials and Tribble-ations (novel)|novelization]] of {{DS9|Trials and Tribble-ations}}, the ''Hood'' was mentioned to be [[commanding officer|commanded]] by a Captain Dodge and to have transferred some officers to the ''Enterprise'' for additional training. [[Spock]] theorized that Lieutenant "[[Benjamin Sisko|Brisko]]" may have transferred from the ''Hood''. |
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Revision as of 04:44, 29 December 2014
The USS Hood (NCC-1703) was a 23rd century Federation Constitution-class starship operated by Starfleet.
In 2267, the Hood underwent a layover at Starbase 11. The ship's registry was seen on a chart indicating the repair status of several vessels. (TOS: "Court Martial")
A year later, the Hood participated in the unsuccessful M-5 battle simulation. The unshielded Hood was severely damaged when she was fired upon by the computer-controlled USS Enterprise using full-powered weapons. (TOS: "The Ultimate Computer")
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 |
Appendices
Background information
The registry of the Hood was not confirmed until it was seen on the CGI model in the 2008 remastered version of "The Ultimate Computer". 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 Greg Jein's influential article "The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship", and has been subsequently propagated in reference books such as the Star Trek Concordance and the Star Trek Encyclopedia, the latter co-authored by future TOS-remastered Visual Effects Producer Michael Okuda, who made use of the remastering opportunity to elevate Jein's until then conjectural ship's registry to canon.
The name of the ship had already been established by the producers at the start of second season of Star Trek: The Original Series, when they composed a list of fourteen ships belonging to the Constitution-class, still referred to as "Starship-class" by them at the time, including the Hood. The Hood was an original suggestion by D.C. Fontana, dropped, and then re-added to the final draft of the ship names list, prompted on by a remark Robert Justman made on an earlier memo, "I think there would be several other candidates, such as Saratoga and perhaps another English carrier, a French carrier, a Russian carrier and certainly a Japanese carrier." (The Making of Star Trek, p. 165) Though there were plenty of historical British aircraft carriers to choose from, the eventual name selected, replacing that of the initially proposed Eagle, was that of the ill-fated World War II British battle cruiser HMS Hood.
According to the first two editions of the Encyclopedia the USS Hood, like its Excelsior-class successor, was named for British Admiral Sir Horace Hood, who fought and died in the Battle of Jutland during World War I, though that reference was dropped in the last edition of the Encyclopedia. The Star Trek Fact Files, part 86, stated that the Hood was named for 18th century British admiral Samuel Hood (incidentally a direct ancestor of Horace Hood) after whom the British battle cruiser was also named.
Apocrypha
- According to the non-canonical, and officially dispelled Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual, the Hood's registry was NCC-1707, the NCC-1703 registry assigned to the USS Lexington.
- In the non-canon novelization of DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations", the Hood was mentioned to be commanded by a Captain Dodge and to have transferred some officers to the Enterprise for additional training. Spock theorized that Lieutenant "Brisko" may have transferred from the Hood.
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