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I like to think the Cortez is a miranda! For the Magellan, i think Galaxy-Class, maybe the Constellation -Class was destroyed in the war. But what will happen to the half-build-up-ships now after the Dominion-War is won by the Federation? Pulled back into Spacedock and refitted for normal duties?
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Me too! I like the old lady! After the end of TNG on television, i was really bored of the Galaxy-Class, but after watching her in action (all DS9 battles and VGR "Timeless"), i miss her designed grace!... Personly i think a Galaxy (my favourite version and name is the Venture) and a couple of Defiant-Classes in action would be a cool sight! All the following ships (especially the Souvereign-Class) have the "Batman-Syndrom". After "Batman Returns" the Design of the following movies was overstyled...especially the Batmobile. Too freaky and glowing. Nothing really special anymore....just cool looking but no real heart.... sniff
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I always thought that the USS Cortez was a Nebula Class starship, but then I would think the crew count would be around 800 during the war. It could be a Miranda, fully packed, but not a Galaxy. As for the half-built starships after the war, the personel have to do something now that there's no more fighting. That and all the new tech improvements must be installed on a fleetwide basis. Also, the Federation is a science junkie, ships like the Akira Class have to have the science packages upgraded so they won't be as imposing...
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I still don't think there's any specific reason it couldn't be a Galaxy. How many members of her 1,000+ crew are actually necessary for her daily operations? A third? Less than that? I think 300 would do just fine running a Galaxy, though they might get a little lonely if they were used to the full compliment.
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Actually, 1000+ is the number of people, not just crew. So, subtracting families and such, you've already reduced the standard crew to less than that...
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If the Enterprise-A had a standard compliment of 500 crew on board then the Galaxy class due to the larger volume I would think that is about 600-700 crewmen on board without the civilians. Perhaps if minimal crew standards would be 300.
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Well,i don't know which Class the Cortez could be, but according to rate of surviving a battle, the ship can be a Nebula or a Miranda-Class. Charlie Reynolds former ship was the Centaur (maybe Centaur-Class), his new and now lost ship was named Cortez and i think it could an be Excelsior or something in between...New-Orleans-Class or so.
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