Loot Star Trek Dedication Plaque Replica Decal U.S.S. Enterprise crate exclusive

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IMHO in a modern navy one might say that all battleships are in the battleship class, or type, or sort, or kind, or set and all aircraft carriers are members of the aircraft carrier class, or type, or sort, or kind, or set, and all destroyers are in the destroyer class, or type, or sort, or kind, or set, and so on. The following information was listed on the dedication plaque of civilian freighter SS Xhosa. ( DS9: " For the Cause" set artwork) Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd US President, was quoted on the dedication plaque of the USS Yamato in " Where Silence Has Lease". The quote was: "I have sworn eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man." ( Star Trek Encyclopedia (1st ed., p. 380)) In the non- canon Star Trek: Titan premier novel Taking Wing, Captain Riker has a tough time selecting a proper quote for the USS Titan's dedication plaque. It has never been implied, one way or the other, if it is standard procedure for a ship's captain to choose the quote on their own ship's plaque. In the next novel The Red King, he chooses the Vulcan maxim "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations" ( IDIC) in tribute to the Titan's crew, which following with the Luna-class's design, was one of the most diverse in Starfleet history with less than 15% of the crew being Human. One of Riker's other choices was a verse sung by Jazz legend Teresa Brewer: "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing." At the time enterprise was created in the 2100's, (nx-01) the class was designated "starship class" to reflect its intent to explore other systems, as opposed to the previous ships that explored our solar system.

Did you ever wanted to have a Dedication Plaque for you starship, if the answer is yes than now you can have it. The dedication plaque for the USS Saratoga was visible briefly in DS9: " Emissary", but it was too small on screen to be legible.During World War II the US Navy had four Iowa class battleships, two North Carolina class battleships, four South Dakota class battleships, three Colorado class battleships, two Tennessee class battleships, three New Mexico class battleships, two Pennsylvania class battleships, and so on. In 2368, after having their memories temporarily submerged, the senior staff of the USS Enterprise-D read the ship's dedication plaque to figure out the name of the ship. ( TNG: " Conundrum") Trotti, T. Tagamolila, J. Harris, P. Butler, J. Rudolph, J. Brown, S. Shimizu, L. Sena, A. Pooley – Mission Ops: M. Sussman, A. Bormanis, J. Reeves-Stevens, G. Reeves Rooney, S. Rissmiller – Vehicle Development: A. Kroeker, B. Yacobian, G. Harvey, E. Norman, N. Lee, T. Scott, R. Simonson, A. Levy, A. Fukai, M. DeMeritt, D. I'm most proud of the custom patch. Probably wouldn't work well when stitched with the gradient I used for the atmosphere, but eh. The boat is meant to be the HMS Endeavour, representing her voyage of discovery in the south pacific (I mistakenly thought she was the first European ship to make land at Australia, I was wrong) the shuttle is obvious, the ISS represents the midway point between human exploration on Earth and space.

A dedication plaque was made for the bridge set of the USS Kelvin in Star Trek. However, due to camera angles and lighting conditions, it was illegible. The plaque was located adjacent to the turbolift. The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 192) contains a graphic of this plaque, which includes the ship's name, registry number, commissioning stardate of 2225.5 at San Francisco, California, and the motto " All glory comes from daring to begin." The plaque does not include the ship's class. And here are a bunch of other plaques I made with the same template, all based off ships I had/have in Star Trek Online

The following information was listed on the dedication plaque of ISS Avenger. ( ENT: " In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" set artwork) For I dipt in to the future, far as Human eye could see; Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be…" – Alfred Tennyson For example there are hundreds of cruise ships operating today, but only three operating ships of the largest class, the Oasis class, and three of the next largest class, the Freedom class.