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The '''Intrepid class''' starship was a [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] design that entered [[Starfleet]] service in the later half of the 24<sup>th</sup> century. The Intrepid class was designed for long-term exploration missions. When first commissioned, the Intrepid-class featured many innovations then becoming available, not least being the tricyclic input manifold of the warp core and variable geometry pylons. The class was also the first to incorporate bio-neural gel packs and was equipped with the Mark 1 Emergency Medical Hologram (or EMH) system. | The '''Intrepid class''' starship was a [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] design that entered [[Starfleet]] service in the later half of the 24<sup>th</sup> century. The Intrepid class was designed for long-term exploration missions. When first commissioned, the Intrepid-class featured many innovations then becoming available, not least being the tricyclic input manifold of the warp core and variable geometry pylons. The class was also the first to incorporate bio-neural gel packs and was equipped with the Mark 1 Emergency Medical Hologram (or EMH) system. | ||
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The Intrepid class starship was a Federation design that entered Starfleet service in the later half of the 24th century. The Intrepid class was designed for long-term exploration missions. When first commissioned, the Intrepid-class featured many innovations then becoming available, not least being the tricyclic input manifold of the warp core and variable geometry pylons. The class was also the first to incorporate bio-neural gel packs and was equipped with the Mark 1 Emergency Medical Hologram (or EMH) system.
Pages in category "Intrepid class starships"
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