Following the Khitomer mission, the Enterprise was ordered by Starfleet Command to return to Spacedock to be decommissioned. In spite of this, Captain Kirk ordered the ship on course to the "second star to the right, ...and straight on 'til morning." Kirk later recorded in his log that the Enterprise and her history "will shortly become the care of another crew." Star Trek Memory alpha shows that it was decomissioned in 2293.
The Enterprise NCC-1701-B does not have a decomission report. In the film Star Trek Generations she became ensnared within the Nexus when she maneuvered within transporter range of the Starship Lakul. Scotty devised a plan to use a resonance burst from the deflector dish in order to simulate an antimatter explosion and free the Enterprise. Kirk went to deflector control to make necessary modifications as the Enterprise's engineering hull was struck by an energy tendril; Harriman was going to do it himself, but Kirk took the role instead, deciding that Harriman was needed on the bridge, and in the chair. The Enterprise escaped with minor casualties and a hull breach along sections 20 through 28 on decks 13 through 15. Kirk was believed killed in the breach, and the mission became notorious because of his loss. Star Trek Memory Alpha therefore shows it as still active in the year 2293.
The Enterprise (Kirk's Enterprise) was destroyed in the Wrath of Khan.
The Enterprise B was shown in the movie: Star Trek Generations, but was damaged (not destroyed). The Enterprise D (Picard's Enterprise) was destroyed in Star Trek Generations (movie) when the saucer section crash-landed on a planet.
The armaments of the Enterprise-D included twelve phaser arrays, two torpedo launchers, a supply of 250 photon torpedoes and hundreds of antimatter mines.
The maximum speed of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D is Warp 9.65.
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Several ships named Enterprise have appeared throughout the Star Trek series and movies. Below is a list of ships and their respective crew capacities:NX-01 Enterprise - 85 crewmembers (83 human, 1 Denobulan, 1 Vulcan)USS Enterprise NCC-1701 - Approximately 430USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A - Unknown, likely identical to the previous shipUSS Enterprise NCC-1701-B - Unknown. Excelsior-class supported 750 full-time crew plus 150 visiting personnel.USS Enterprise NCC-1701-C - Approximately 700USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D - 1014 (this also includes children and possibly civilian spouses)USS Enterprise NCC-1701-E - 800?
This varies from ship to ship (there are many ships named USS Enterprise in the Star Trek universe). Enterprise NX-01 (without the USS prefix) had a crew compliment of 83. Enterprise 1701 and 1701-A from the original series and movies had 430. Enterprise 1701-D from The Next Generation had 1000 (but that included the civilian families of the crew as well). Enterprise 1701-E (from the latest TNG movies) had a crew compliment of 885.
Many bodies were buried in Enterprise, Mississippi after the battle of Shiloh during the Civil War.
The armaments of the Enterprise-D included twelve phaser arrays, two torpedo launchers, a supply of 250 photon torpedoes and hundreds of antimatter mines.
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The maximum speed of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D is Warp 9.65.
G. D. Hatzidimitriou has written: 'Measurement in enterprise modelling'
13.5 seconds
The USS Enterprise D is used in the Star Trek series. It is the main setting for the "Star Trek: Next Generation" show and has been used in the movie "Star Trek: Generations".
The USS Enterprise NCC-1701 (the one in The Original Series and the first three movies) is self-destructed by Captain Kirk in the third movie. It is replaced by the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A.
That might be short for Enterprise-D.
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G. J. D. Dalton has written: 'The beef and milk enterprise'
1701-D was 705m long. Picard said in 1st contact that the enterprise E was almost 700m long