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Tango0127 Feb 2019 11:58 a.m. PST

"During the early phases of the low intensity but persistent Cardassian Border Wars (circa 2350), the need for a small, well armed, maneuverable starship grew apparent as Starfleet's overreliance on large, long-range cruisers regularly left Federation presence spread thin along the border. Since the border region geographically favored the Cardassian side whose starbases, shipyards, and supply lines were much closer to the boundary, frequent incursions often left distant Federation colonies and outposts outnumbered and overwhelmed by fast Cardassian raiders. Starfleet simply did not have enough numbers in the region to enforce policy without withdrawing forces from the Tzenkethi region, a species regarded as a greater threat at the time. Existing starships of the type needed, such as the Miranda class, were long out of production and approaching the end of their service lives. A new starship class would need to be designed and fielded immediately or the Federation's outlying positions would soon become untenable…."
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Covert Walrus27 Feb 2019 1:23 p.m. PST

Tough little ship :)

Tango0128 Feb 2019 11:41 a.m. PST

(smile)

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