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| Name= USS ''Repulse''
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|Name = USS ''Repulse''
| Class= {{ShipClass|Excelsior}}
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|Class = {{Class|Excelsior}}
| Registry= NCC-2544
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|Registry = NCC-2544
| Affiliation= [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]]/[[Starfleet]]
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|owner = {{Federation}}
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|operator = [[Starfleet]]
| Status= Active
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| Datestatus= 2374
 
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The '''USS ''Repulse'' (NCC-2544)''' was an {{ShipClass|Excelsior}} [[Federation]] [[starship]], commanded by [[Captain]] [[Taggert (Captain)|Taggert]] in the [[24th century]]. Medical officer [[Katherine Pulaski]] served aboard this vessel before she was transported by [[shuttlecraft]] ''[[D'Alison]]'' (''Repulse'' shuttlecraft 10) to her new assignment, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in [[2365]]. ({{TNG|The Child}})
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The '''USS ''Repulse'' (NCC-2544)''' was an {{Class|Excelsior}} [[Federation]] [[starship]] that was in service with [[Starfleet]] in the late [[24th century]]. This ship was [[commanding officer|commanded]] by [[Captain]] [[Taggert (Captain)|Taggert]] in the [[2360s]]. Medical officer [[Katherine Pulaski]] served aboard this vessel before she was transported by [[shuttlecraft]] ''[[D'Alison]]'' (''Repulse'' shuttlecraft 10) to her new assignment, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, in [[2365]]. ({{TNG|The Child}})
   
 
Captain Taggert valued Pulaski as an officer, despite her idiosyncratic preference to shuttles instead of matter-energy transportation. Taggert told Captain [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] that there were no recent records of her using a [[transporter]], since over a year previous. ({{TNG|Unnatural Selection}})
 
Captain Taggert valued Pulaski as an officer, despite her idiosyncratic preference to shuttles instead of matter-energy transportation. Taggert told Captain [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] that there were no recent records of her using a [[transporter]], since over a year previous. ({{TNG|Unnatural Selection}})
   
In status displays received by the ''Enterprise'' around [[2367]], the ''Repulse'' was continuing her exploration of [[Sector 22036]]. ({{TNG|Brothers}})
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In a status display received by the ''Enterprise'' in [[2367]], the ''Repulse'' was continuing her exploration of [[Sector 22036]]. ({{TNG|Brothers}})
 
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In [[2369]], the ''Repulse'' was on a deep space exploration mission of [[Sector 22358]]. ({{TNG|Chain of Command, Part I}})
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In casualty lists received by [[Deep Space 9]] around [[2375]], the ''Repulse'' filed reports of many officers being missing, wounded or killed as part of an operation with the [[Ninth Fleet]] during the [[Dominion War]]. ({{DS9|In the Pale Moonlight}} casualty readout)
 
In casualty lists received by [[Deep Space 9]] around [[2375]], the ''Repulse'' filed reports of many officers being missing, wounded or killed as part of an operation with the [[Ninth Fleet]] during the [[Dominion War]]. ({{DS9|In the Pale Moonlight}} casualty readout)
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== Personnel ==
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* [[USS Repulse personnel|USS ''Repulse'' personnel]]
   
 
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== Background ==
 
The ''Repulse'' was a reuse of the {{USS|Excelsior}} [[studio model]] first built for {{film|3}}. The ''Repulse'' was later listed on the mission status chart seen on screens from [[TNG Season 4]] onward. The casualty report seen on ''Deep Space Nine'' contains many double names of personnel being killed or wounded on multiple ships. It seems more likely that each officer died only once and that the reports were filed multiple times. In this case it is unclear which officers listed under ''Repulse'' actually served on this vessel.
 
   
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== Appendices ==
The USS ''Repulse'' is the only established operational ''Excelsior''-class vessel still sporting a four digit [[registry]] number in the 24th century, suggesting she is a close contemporary of the 23rd century original {{USS|Excelsior}} and thus one of the oldest class vessels still in service. Originally the ''Repulse'' was to be paired with the {{USS|Hood|NCC-42296}} which had been given the registry number '''NCC-2541''' in {{TNG|Encounter at Farpoint}}. But apparently that original labeling was forgotten about later by the production staff as she was endowed with a new, much higher registry number, leaving the ''Repulse'' the only four digit registered ''Excelsior''-class vessel in the 24th century.
 
 
=== Background information ===
 
The ''Repulse'' was a reuse of the {{USS|Excelsior}} [[studio model]] first built for {{film|3}}. The ''Repulse'' was later listed on the mission status chart seen on screens from [[TNG Season 4]] onward. The casualty report seen on ''Deep Space Nine'' contains many double names of personnel being killed or wounded on multiple ships. It seems more likely that each officer died only once and that the reports were filed multiple times. In this case it was unclear which officers listed under ''Repulse'' actually served on this vessel.
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The USS ''Repulse'' was the only established operational ''Excelsior''-class vessel still sporting a four digit [[registry]] number in the 24th century, suggesting she was a close contemporary of the [[23rd century]] original {{USS|Excelsior}} and thus one of the oldest vessels of the class still in service. Originally, the ''Repulse'' was to be paired with the {{USS|Hood|NCC-42296}}, which had been given the registry number '''NCC-2541''' in {{e|Encounter at Farpoint}}. Apparently the original labeling was forgotten about or ignored later by the production staff and as she was endowed with a new, much higher registry number, leaving the ''Repulse'' the only four digit registered ''Excelsior''-class vessel in the 24th century.
   
According to the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', the ''Repulse'' was "''named for {{w|HMS Repulse (1916)|the British battle cruiser}} that fought in Earth's Battle of Midway in World War II''" (which is odd, seeing as the ''Repulse'' was destroyed roughly six months before Midway).
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According to the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' (2nd ed., p. 407), the ''Repulse'' was "''named for {{w|HMS Repulse (1916)|the British battle cruiser}} that fought in Earth's World War II.''"
   
===Apocrypha===
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=== Apocrypha ===
USS ''Repulse'' is the name of a {{ShipClass|Miranda}} starship that appeared in the game ''[[Star Trek: Tactical Assault]]''.
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USS ''Repulse'' is the name of a {{class|Miranda}} starship that appeared in the game ''[[Star Trek: Tactical Assault]]''.
   
In [[FASA]]'s ''[[Star Trek: The Role Playing Game]]'', the ''Repulse'' is a ''Miranda''-class starship with the registry number NCC-1863. ({{mbeta|USS Repulse (NCC-1863)}})
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In [[FASA]]'s ''[[Star Trek: The Role Playing Game]]'', the ''Repulse'' was a ''Miranda''-class starship with the registry number {{mbeta|USS Repulse (NCC-1863)|NCC-1863}}.
   
 
The ''Excelsior''-class ''Repulse'', with [[Taggert (Captain)|Taggert]] and [[Katherine Pulaski]] back as CMO, fights the [[Borg]] in the novel ''[[Vendetta]]''.
 
The ''Excelsior''-class ''Repulse'', with [[Taggert (Captain)|Taggert]] and [[Katherine Pulaski]] back as CMO, fights the [[Borg]] in the novel ''[[Vendetta]]''.
   
==External link==
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* {{NCwiki|USS Repulse (NCC-2544)}}
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* {{NCwiki|USS Repulse (NCC-2544)|USS ''Repulse'' (NCC-2544)}}
   
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The USS Repulse (NCC-2544) was an Excelsior-class Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet in the late 24th century. This ship was commanded by Captain Taggert in the 2360s. Medical officer Katherine Pulaski served aboard this vessel before she was transported by shuttlecraft D'Alison (Repulse shuttlecraft 10) to her new assignment, the USS Enterprise-D, in 2365. (TNG: "The Child")

Captain Taggert valued Pulaski as an officer, despite her idiosyncratic preference to shuttles instead of matter-energy transportation. Taggert told Captain Picard that there were no recent records of her using a transporter, since over a year previous. (TNG: "Unnatural Selection")

In a status display received by the Enterprise in 2367, the Repulse was continuing her exploration of Sector 22036. (TNG: "Brothers")

This information appeared on the Starship mission status screen.

In 2369, the Repulse was on a deep space exploration mission of Sector 22358. (TNG: "Chain of Command, Part I")

In casualty lists received by Deep Space 9 around 2375, the Repulse filed reports of many officers being missing, wounded or killed as part of an operation with the Ninth Fleet during the Dominion War. (DS9: "In the Pale Moonlight" casualty readout)

Personnel

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Appendices

Background information

The Repulse was a reuse of the USS Excelsior studio model first built for Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. The Repulse was later listed on the mission status chart seen on screens from TNG Season 4 onward. The casualty report seen on Deep Space Nine contains many double names of personnel being killed or wounded on multiple ships. It seems more likely that each officer died only once and that the reports were filed multiple times. In this case it was unclear which officers listed under Repulse actually served on this vessel.

The USS Repulse was the only established operational Excelsior-class vessel still sporting a four digit registry number in the 24th century, suggesting she was a close contemporary of the 23rd century original USS Excelsior and thus one of the oldest vessels of the class still in service. Originally, the Repulse was to be paired with the USS Hood, which had been given the registry number NCC-2541 in "Encounter at Farpoint". Apparently the original labeling was forgotten about or ignored later by the production staff and as she was endowed with a new, much higher registry number, leaving the Repulse the only four digit registered Excelsior-class vessel in the 24th century.

According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (2nd ed., p. 407), the Repulse was "named for the British battle cruiser that fought in Earth's World War II."

Apocrypha

USS Repulse is the name of a Miranda-class starship that appeared in the game Star Trek: Tactical Assault.

In FASA's Star Trek: The Role Playing Game, the Repulse was a Miranda-class starship with the registry number NCC-1863 at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works.

The Excelsior-class Repulse, with Taggert and Katherine Pulaski back as CMO, fights the Borg in the novel Vendetta.

External link

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