Luna class

===CLASS DESCRIPTION===
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Designed as a long-range scientific exploration cruiser, the Luna class built on the successful return of the USS Voyager. The long-term survival of Voyager in a hostile environment proved that ships could endure far more than Starfleet originally imagined.
Taking the improvements Voyager picked up and combining them with improvements of their own, the Starfleet Corps of Engineers came up with the Luna class. These ships were specifically designed for long range, long term voyages into completely uncharted territory. The first ship to be sent on such a mission was the USS Titan, commanded by Captain William T. Riker. Under his command, the Titan not only met, but also surpassed Starfleet's expectations, despite encountering numerous dangers along their mission. Several other ships were built, with the first several named after moons in the Sol system.
====Ships of the class:====
*USS Luna (NX-80101)
*USS Titan (NCC-80102)
*USS Oberon (NCC-80103)
*USS Europa (NCC-80104)
*USS Io (NCC-80105)
*USS Triton (NCC-80106)
*USS Ganymede (NCC-80107)
*USS Amalthea (NCC-80108)
*USS Callisto (NCC-80109)
*USS Rhea (NCC-80110)
*USS Charon (NCC-80111) (Destroyed, 2380)
*USS Galatea (NCC-80112)
*USS Independence (NCC-93027) (Retired, 2410)
*USS Jeanne de Arc (NCC-92987) (Destroyed, 2413)
*USS Artemis (NCC-93113) (decommissioned)
*USS Cassopeia (NCC-93832)
*USS Radiant (NCC-98717)
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Category:Federation Starship Classes