The following is a list of unnamed Federation starships.

By registry[]

NC-141 • NX-500 • NCC-1335 • NCC-1878-A • NCC-2001 • NCC-2071 • NCC-G1465 • NCC-13370 • NCC-71325 • NCC-73918 • NX-91001

By class[]

See

• unnamed Akira-class starships
• unnamed Angelou-class starships
• unnamed Constitution-class starships
• unnamed Courage-class starships
• unnamed Dauntless-class starships
• unnamed Dresselhaus-type starships
• unnamed Einstein-class starships
• unnamed Excelsior-class starships
• unnamed Friendship-class starships
• unnamed Galaxy-class starships
• unnamed Ganges-class starships
• unnamed Intrepid-class light cruisers
• unnamed Intrepid-class science vessels
• unnamed Magee-class starships
• unnamed Mars-class starships
• unnamed Merian-class starships
• unnamed Kumari-class starships
• unnamed Miranda-class starships
• unnamed Nebula-class starships
• unnamed Nova-class starships
• unnamed NX class starships
• unnamed Odyssey-class starships
• unnamed Prometheus-class starships
• unnamed Saturn-class starships
• unnamed Sovereign-class starships

Unnamed Constellation-class starship[]

An unnamed Constellation-class starship was departing Deep Space Station E-5 in mid-2372, as Ambassador Spock's transport ship docked at the station. (TOS - Spock: Reflections comic: "Issue 3")

Unnamed Decatur-class starship[]

An unnamed Decatur-class starship was assigned as a training vessel for Starfleet Academy cadets in the 2250s. Under the supervision of Proctor Silas, this vessel was the site of a simulated rescue of the USS Caspian, under the command of Cadet William Riker. Riker's crew included Cadets Lyrinda Halk, Dunbar, Leung, Epstein and Pierce. (TNG comic: "Thin Ice")

Although DC Comics was not affiliated with the publication of Ships of the Star Fleet or Starfleet Prototype, they did use elements of these fan fiction sources in some comics. The Decatur-class originated in these fan sources, before being featured by name in Who's Who in Star Trek and as the training vessel in this Star Trek: The Next Generation Annual. Artist Matt Haley depicted a bridge scene background to mimic the Constitution-class (Enterprise-class refit) bridge set of the Star Trek: The Original Series movies.

Unnamed Saladin-class destroyer[]

An unnamed Saladin-class destroyer was approaching Starbase 16 at the same time as the Constitution-class USS Enterprise departed in 2273. (TOS comic: "The Haunting of the Enterprise!")

By type[]

Border vessel[]

This vessel was located along the Federation-Klingon Empire border and was disabled when the IKS Flyer's Pride found it. The crew took a Vulcan female captive and then raped and killed her. (TOS novel: Dwellers in the Crucible)

Captured cruiser[]

See Talon.

Constitution/Miranda-class variant[]

A ship of this unknown class participated in a battle alongside seven other Starfleet vessels, including the USS Enterprise-A, near a ringed planet. (Ships of the Line 2011)

Scout vessel[]

This small scout ship was the first Starfleet vessel to arrive at planet Jevalan in the Doltiri star system following the withdrawal of the Cardassian occupation forces. It didn't have the resources to provide much assistance to the injured Bajoran labor camp refugees and was relieved with the arrival of the USS Enterprise-D, the USS Farragut and the USS Centaur. (ST - The Fall novel: Peaceable Kingdoms)

Sol system courier[]

This Starfleet courier was designed for use only in the Sol system and was used by Gariff Lucsly to reach the Eridian Vault in 2369. (DTI novel: Watching the Clock)

Starbase 12 cruiser[]

An unnamed cruiser was part of Starbase 12's complement of embarked craft, and was assigned as transport for Spock and Scotty to investigate the damaged primary hull of the USS Enterprise after an onboard explosion forced the crew to evacuate and leave the saucer behind. (TOS novel: Black Fire)

By year[]

31st century[]

Unnamed Federation starships of different classes exploded simultaneously across the Milky Way Galaxy when the Burn occurred in the the year 3069^[1]. In 3188, acting communications chief Aditya Sahil showed Commander Michael Burnham a graphic representation of these ships. (DSC episode: "People of Earth")

• two Angelou-class ships
• seven Kirk-class ships
• four Courage-class ships
• two Dresselhaus-type vessels
• four Eisenberg-class ships
• four Friendship-class vessels
• one Janeway-class ship
• four Merian-class ships
• three Saturn-class ships

102nd century[]

In the year 10,141, a sentient Borg cube destroyed three Starfleet mind-ships in a battle at Forever World. Their wreckage remained in orbit while the cube descended to the surface. Horta colonists destroyed the cube. (ST - Strange New Worlds VII short story: "Guardians")

13th millennium[]

On stardate 17613341.4, in the year 1,012,260, the USS UberEnterprise performed its 50,000 galactic insertion and deployed 50 starship-sized auxiliary craft known as offspring to visit capital planets of the Milky Way Galaxy. (ST - Strange New Worlds VI short story: "Our Million-Year Mission")

Only offspring 23 was named, implying the offspring ships are simply numbered 1 through 50.

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References[]

External link[]

• Unnamed Federation starships article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.