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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Timo: [QB] Otherwise good and well, but us chonological-NCC freaks won't accept that a ship class with registries beginning with a "6" would be built as a reaction to something that happened to a ship class with the earliest known registries beginning with a "7"... I'd say Starfleet tried out the concept of a flapping-wing ship in an unaesthetic manner at first, and then streamlined the design into the Intrepid later on when the ugly duckling had proven the principle. The two variants could basically perform the same mission, then (even if the class to which the Yeager belongs lacks a main deflector dish). BTW, I think we should drop the idea that the Yeager is of Yeager class - it just causes undue confusion. Without that ballast, it's much easier to explain the two parallel Yeagers, too: one was semi-destroyed or for some other reason retired before the other was named, and then the Borg or Dominion crises saw the reactivation of the retired one. Or perhaps this swing-winger was retired after a series of tests, just when SF was looking for a name for the latest Sabre. The various crises would then see the reactivation of the testbed ship for operational use. If the swing-wing ship really heralded the Yeager class, then it would be less likely that Starfleet would donate that name to a run-of-the-mill Sabre just because the prototype was retired. Timo Saloniemi [/QB][/QUOTE]
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