Registry: USS ENTERPRISE
(NCC-1701)
Class: CONSTITUTION
Service:
2245 – 2285
Captain: ROBERT
APRIL, CHRISTOPHER PIKE, JAMES T. KIRK, WILLARD DECKER, SPOCK
The Federation
Starfleet's first
Enterprise is the main setting for Kirk’s historic five-year mission as
depicted in the original Star Trek series and
the animated series (2265–2270). Two-and-a-half years later, the newly refitted Enterprise
appears in The Motion Picture, and
again in The Wrath of Khan,
before being destroyed in The Search for Spock.
Registry: USS Enterprise
(NCC-1701-A)
Class: Constitution
Service:
2286 – 2293
Captain: James T. Kirk, Spock
This ship first appears at the end of The Voyage Home, and is
the main setting of the films The Final Frontier and
The Undiscovered
Country. The ship is ordered decommissioned at the end of The
Undiscovered Country. No canon source has given further details, although
paperwork from the model kit indicated the ship was mothballed at the Memory Alpha ship museum, and in the novel The Ashes of
Eden, by William
Shatner, the Enterprise-A is removed from the mothball fleet before
being destroyed defending the planet Chal.
The Enterprise-B and Enteprise-C and their crews are briefly visible on screen, and are also the subject of several licensed (but non-canon) novels published by Pocket Books.
Registry: USS Enterprise
(NCC-1701-B)
Class: Excelsior
upgrade[2]
Service: 2293 – 2320s
Captain:
John
Harriman
Launched at the start of Star Trek: Generations. James T.
Kirk goes missing during the ship's maiden voyage. According to the Star Trek
novels, Demora Sulu becomes
captain, after Harriman.
Registry: USS Enterprise
(NCC-1701-C)
Class: Ambassador
Service:
2330s – 2344
Captain: Rachel Garrett
This ship plays a major role
in the Next Generation episode "Yesterday's Enterprise". According to
dialog in the TNG episode "Redemption, Part II", the ship was
destroyed attempting to defend the Klingon outpost Narendra III from Romulan
attack. Survivors included Tasha
Yar, whose alternate timeline version from Yesterday's Enterprise
travels with the ship back in time to the battle over Narendra III.
he Next Generation era
Two ships named Enterprise are featured in Star Trek: The Next Generation and four TNG-era films.
Registry: USS Enterprise
(NCC-1701-D)
Class: Galaxy
Service:
2363 – 2371
Captain: Jean-Luc Picard, William Riker, Edward Jellico
The main setting of The Next Generation TV
series. She is destroyed in the film Generations. In the alternate future
featured in the TNG series finale
All Good
Things..., this Enterprise is shown intact, albeit heavily refit, in
2395. The refits included a third warp nacelle, new weapons, and a cloaking device.
Registry: USS Enterprise
(NCC-1701-E)
Class: Sovereign
Service:
2372 – Active (as of 2380)
Captain: Jean-Luc Picard
The main setting for the
films: First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis.
Beyond The Next Generation
Registry: USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-J)
Class:
Unknown
Service: circa 26th century
Captain:
Unknown
The "Azati Prime"
episode of Star Trek: Enterprise involves time
travel and features a scene in which this Enterprise is briefly
shown.
The Enterprise-J operates in one possible version of the 26th century, with a diverse crew that includes members of the Xindi race. The ship, along with a fleet of other Federation vessels, fights and defeats the Sphere Builders at the Battle of Procyon Five (depicted in the episode Azati Prime). Crewman Daniels brings Captain Jonathan Archer forward from the 22nd century so that Archer can witness the battle. Archer subsequently works with the Xindi in the 22nd century to defeat the Sphere Builders earlier in history.
The Enterprise-J is featured in the 2005 Ships of the Line
calendar that features images of the various starships seen from Star Trek
throughout the years, as well as in the Ships of the Line book released
in 2006. The Enterprise-J is also seen in the "Ships of the Line" poster
released in the Star Trek Magazine issue #1.
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