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US Navy aircraft carries have hull numbers from CV-1 (USS Langley, 1922) to CV-67 (USS John F. Kennedy 1968) or CVN-68 (USS Nimitz 1975) to CVN-77 (USS George H.W. Bush 2009). I’ve always loved the dedication plaques on Star Trek. After I decided to join an RP fleet in STO, one of the first things I wanted was a dedication plaque for my ship. I searched online and found a few templates, but found them all wanting. They looked too much like drawings, rather than physical objects, and not one of them was of a resolution high enough to avoid looking blurry on Retina displays. Not so with this file, which I think almost looks like it could be a photograph and even remains sharp on higher-resolution displays.
The following information was listed on the dedication plaque of ISS Avenger. ( ENT: " In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" set artwork) In other words, by naming the ship Pacard commanded, "Enterprise" it continued to be "the same ship" that Archer commanded, thus "starship class", but it was built to spec of the far more advanced ships of the "Constitution class", so that particular vessel was of two separate classes.Did you ever wanted to have a Dedication Plaque for you starship, if the answer is yes than now you can have it. All of them should be Nimitz class as well, but Roddenberry didn't know about this whole thing. It was quietly written in by writers later, once the series was taken more seriously in general.
Ward, S. D'Errico, G. Edelman, L. Dukes, S. Brill, J. Moore, J. Fisher – Flight Software: J. McMeikan, J.P. Farrell, B. Lederman, C. Petrus, D. Baskin, H. Jierjian, D. Koeppel IMHO in a modern navy one might say that all battleships are in the battleship class, or type, or sort, or kind, or set and all aircraft carriers are members of the aircraft carrier class, or type, or sort, or kind, or set, and all destroyers are in the destroyer class, or type, or sort, or kind, or set, and so on. The Stargazer dedication plaque was illegible on screen, and according to Doug Drexler, the plaque art had been lost. However, the plaque was found and was used as set decoration in the observation lounge of the USS Stargazer (NCC-82893). A picture of this plaque can be seen in one of Star Trek: Picard production designer Dave Blass tweets tweets (X). Michael Okuda commented, in 2009, on the class name:Sepulveda, L. Rich, C. Russo, J. Nesterowicz – Flight Test Crew: R. Ratliff, P. Albiez, W. Thoms, J. Djanrelian, S. Satterfield, G. Edelman, L. Starfleet Command: R. Berman, B. Braga, M. Coto, P. Lauritson, M. Howard, D. Velazquez, J.P. Farrell, B. Yacobian, S. Welke, D. Rossi, D. Mirabello, T. Matalas, D. I made this one for my NX-Refit in Star Trek Online. Well most of the work is from a PSD I found on Deviant Art. I just edited and resized it to fit an NX-Class plaque. I named it after the Endeavour from the Rise of the Federation books. The names are from the NX-02's plaque in the show. I chose 'To infinity, and beyond' as the quote because I was watching Toy Story at the time. The Latin is probably incorrect. By the 2400's; there were more than one class of ship, and the name "Enterprise" was given to a ship of prestige, due to its honor of being the name of the first starship. It was in the class designated "Constitution class", but "Starship class" continued for enterprise, since the name is eternal.
After earlier being made to wait for quite some time by the Sheliak, Captain Picard took his time answering their hail, inspecting the ship's dedication plaque in 2366. ( TNG: " The Ensigns of Command") According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 101), the dedication plaque on the Galaxy-class USS Odyssey, seen in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode " The Jem'Hadar", had the following quote: "Its origin and purpose, still a total mystery." The quote is inspired by Dr. Floyd from Arthur C. Clarke's 2001: A Space Odyssey: In 2368, after having their memories temporarily submerged, the senior staff of the USS Enterprise-D read the ship's dedication plaque to figure out the name of the ship. ( TNG: " Conundrum") In the non- canon Star Trek: Titan premier novel Taking Wing, Captain Riker has a tough time selecting a proper quote for the USS Titan's dedication plaque. It has never been implied, one way or the other, if it is standard procedure for a ship's captain to choose the quote on their own ship's plaque. In the next novel The Red King, he chooses the Vulcan maxim "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations" ( IDIC) in tribute to the Titan's crew, which following with the Luna-class's design, was one of the most diverse in Starfleet history with less than 15% of the crew being Human. One of Riker's other choices was a verse sung by Jazz legend Teresa Brewer: "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing." We set sail on this new sea because there is new knowledge to be gained and new fights to be won." – John F. KennedyThis template can be used to represent any ship built between around 2290 and the present time in STO, which (as of this writing) is either 2410 or 2415, depending on how your roleplaying group rolls. Nesterowicz – Deep Space Operations: T. Arp, T. Purser, J. Pizston, J. Djanrelian, C. Clark, F. O'Hea, R. Ratliff, J. Peyser, D. Drozdowski, R. Hester, W. Thoms, V.
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