USS Thunder-A

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USS Thunder - NCC 070605-A




















During the Klingon Evasion of 2389, the USS Thunder was destroyed in a space battle over Duronis II. As a replacement, Fleet Captain Toni Turner chose an Akira Class with all the upgrades made to that year for the following reasons:

"Due to the nature of our off-planet missions, and the fact that the USS Thunder, NCC-070605, a Cheyenne Class vessel was destroyed during the conflict with the Klingons and the Scarlet Brotherhood I request that it be replaced by the USS Thunder, NCC-070605-A, an Akira Class vessel with room for a Marine CIC, and a flight deck for fighters. I feel our crew members needs the extra security of a more battle ready ship, and the Embassy will run smoother with a full compliment of Marines." - Fleet Captain Toni Turner


  • Statistics
    • Name: USS Thunder
    • Registry: NCC- 70605-A
    • Class: Akira
    • Commission: Fleet Captain Toni Turner
    • Category: Heavy Cruiser
    • Strength Index: 1000
    • Motto: “Let’s Roll”
  • Specifications
    • Height: 87.43 Metres
    • Width: 316.67 Metres
    • Length: 464.43 Metres
    • Number of Decks: 19
    • Complement: 500
    • Officers: 125
    • Enlisted: 375
    • Civilians: permitted
    • Civilian Families: Not permitted
    • Evacuation Capacity: maximum limit 4500
  • Engineering
    • Warp Engines: Two 920 LF-45 Advanced Linear
    • Impulse Engines: engine type, i.e.- One FIG-7 Subatomic Unified Energy Impulse Units
    • Computer System: LCARS, M-16 Bio-Neural Gelpack
    • Impulse Engines -Two U920 FIG-4 Subatomic Unified
    • Standard shield system: total capacity 1,876,500 TeraJoules
    • Warp Engines Two 920 LF-45 Advanced Linear
    • Impulse Engines -Two U920 FIG-4 Subatomic Unified
    • Computer System - LCARS, M-16 Bio-Neural Gelpack
    • Speed Cruising: Warp 6 Maximum: Warp 9.8
    • Expected Duration 80 Years
    • Minor Refit Cycle 1 Years
    • Major Refit Cycle 20 Years