Type
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Medical Ship | ||
Unit Run
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Commissioned
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2366 - present | ||
Dimensions
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Length : 239 m
Beam : 90 m Height : 96 m Decks : 23 |
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Mass
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650,000 tons | ||
Crew
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160 standard crew, plus up to 200 medical personnel and 1,000 patients | ||
Armament
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None | ||
Defence Systems
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Shield system, total capacity 351,000
TeraJoules
Standard Duranium/Tritanium single hull Standard level Structural Integrity Field |
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Warp Speeds
(TNG Scale)
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Normal Cruise : Warp Factor 6
Maximum Cruise : Warp Factor 8 Maximum Rated : Warp Factor 9 for twelve hours |
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Strength Indices
(Galaxy class = 1,000)
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Beam Firepower : -
Torpedo Firepower : - Weapon Range and Accuracy : - Shield Strength : 130 Hull Armour : 50 Speed : 750 Combat Manoeuvrability : 3,000 |
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Overall Strength Index
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95 | ||
Grade 3 | |||
Expected Hull Life
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100 years | ||
Refit Cycle
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Minor : 1 year
Standard : 5 years Major : 25 years |
Notes : The Olympic class stems from a starfleet requirement issued in 2360 for a new class of medical vessel to replace the ageing Nightingale class. The new ship was to improve on the Nightingales in every respect; it would incorporate a complete Starbase level mobile hospital capable of catering for up to 1,000 patients, compared to the Nightingales 560. The warp and impulse drives, computer systems, etc. where also to be up to the latest standards.
Starfleet chose the Olympic from several proposals
in 2363, and construction began on the first of the class in the same year.
The ship was launched in November of 2365, and completed its shakedown
successfully in 2366. Series production began at once, and sixteen ships
have now joined the fleet. The Olympic has proved very successful in service,
and is highly popular with its crews. Their early careers where relatively
uneventful, although the USS Olympic herself rescued several hundred survivors
from the immediate aftermath of the battle against the Borg at Wolf 359.
With the Dominion war the Olympics have seen a great deal of active service,
and have been responsible for saving many hundreds of lives.
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