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[[File:Cayuga9.png|thumb|150px|The ''USS Mohawk '']] | [[File:Cayuga9.png|thumb|150px|The ''USS Mohawk '']] | ||
The''' ''[[USS Mohawk]]'' (NCC- 78495) '''was a late 24<sup>th</sup> century [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] Iroquois-class starship operated by [[Starfleet]]. | The''' ''[[USS Mohawk]]'' (NCC- 78495) '''was a late 24<sup>th</sup> century [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] Iroquois-class starship operated by [[Starfleet]]. Like other ships of its class, it was a joint construction project between the [[San Francisco Fleet Yards]] and [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards]]. | ||
The ''USS Mohawk'', the second | The ''USS Mohawk'', the second Iroquois class starship commisioned, was launched in 2374. It was assigned to the [[Beta Quadrant]] to replace starships that were called to the front to serve in the [[Dominion War]]. At the time, [[Starfleet]] was hesitant to place a starship of such a new and untested design in harm’s way until studies could show how the Iroquois-class handled itself in the field. | ||
[[Category: Starships]] | [[Category: Starships]] | ||
[[Category: Iroquois class starships]] | [[Category: Iroquois class starships]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:10, 20 April 2018
The USS Mohawk (NCC- 78495) was a late 24th century Federation Iroquois-class starship operated by Starfleet. Like other ships of its class, it was a joint construction project between the San Francisco Fleet Yards and Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards.
The USS Mohawk, the second Iroquois class starship commisioned, was launched in 2374. It was assigned to the Beta Quadrant to replace starships that were called to the front to serve in the Dominion War. At the time, Starfleet was hesitant to place a starship of such a new and untested design in harm’s way until studies could show how the Iroquois-class handled itself in the field.
