U.S.S. TITAN NCC-80102
The Luna-class U.S.S. Titan NCC-80102 launched in 2379. Newly promoted Captain William Riker took command of the Titan, transferring from the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E with his wife Cmdr. Deanna Troi.
Its first mission was to patrol the Romulan Neutral Zone as part of the peacekeeping taskforce after Praetor Shinzon's coup.
The U.S.S. Titan remained in service until 2398, when it was decommissioned due to damage too extensive to repair. Its parts and materials were used in the construction of its replacement, the Constitution III-class U.S.S. Titan NCC-80102-A.
All Luna-class starships are named for moons of the planets of the Sol system, with Luna being the Latin name of Earth's moon.
Its first mission was to patrol the Romulan Neutral Zone as part of the peacekeeping taskforce after Praetor Shinzon's coup.
The U.S.S. Titan remained in service until 2398, when it was decommissioned due to damage too extensive to repair. Its parts and materials were used in the construction of its replacement, the Constitution III-class U.S.S. Titan NCC-80102-A.
All Luna-class starships are named for moons of the planets of the Sol system, with Luna being the Latin name of Earth's moon.
SPECIFICATIONS
| NAME/REGISTRY | U.S.S. Titan NCC-80102 |
| CLASSIFICATION | Luna-Class Heavy Cruiser |
| YEAR COMMISSIONED | 2379 |
| LENGTH | 454.3 M |
| WIDTH | 203.9 M |
| HEIGHT | 80.7 M |
| WEIGHT | 1,147,000 MT |
| DECKS | 19 |
| CREW COMPLIMENT | 350 |
| PRIMARY PROPULSION | Matter/Antimatter Reactor (warp core) |
| SECONDARY PROPULSION | Deuterium Fusion Drive motors (impulse engines) |
| WARP FACTOR | 7.0 (Cruise Velocity); 9.8 (12 hours); 9.975 (Max) |
| ARMAMENT | 9 Type-X Phaser Arrays; 5 Photon Torpedo Launchers |
| COMPUTER CORE | 1 Primary Computer Core with Bio-neural circuitry in replaceable gel packs |
| AUXILIARY CRAFT | Up to 13 shuttlecraft |
NOTABLE LUNA-CLASS STARSHIPS
| REGISTRY | DESIGNATION | CMD. OFFICER | NOTES |
|---|---|---|---|
| NCC-80101 | U.S.S. Luna | Part of the armada that supported the rogue Borg ship in deflecting the triquantum burst in 2401 ("Farewell") | |
| NCC-80102 | U.S.S. Titan | Capt. Will Riker | Assigned to patrol Romulan Neutral Zone and provide tactical support to Starbase 384 (Star Trek: Nemesis) |
| NCC-80103 | U.S.S. Oberon | Part of the armada that supported the rogue Borg ship in deflecting the triquantum burst in 2401 ("Farewell") | |
| NCC-80104 | U.S.S. Europa | Assisted the U.S.S. Stargazer in the Borg incursion in 2399 ("The Star Gazer") | |
| NCC-80105 | U.S.S. Io | ||
| NCC-80106 | U.S.S. Triton | ||
| NCC-80107 | U.S.S. Ganymede | ||
| NCC-80108 | U.S.S. Amalthea | ||
| NCC-80109 | U.S.S. Callisto | ||
| NCC-80110 | U.S.S. Rhea | ||
| NCC-80111 | U.S.S. Charon | ||
| NCC-80112 | U.S.S. Galatea | ||
| NCC-80113 | U.S.S. Tourangeau | ||
| NCC-80114 | U.S.S. Ariel | ||
| NCC-80115 | U.S.S. Iapetus | ||
| NCC-80116 | U.S.S. Himalia | ||
| NCC-80117 | U.S.S. Proteus |