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Baloo
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Here's a type of ship that has possibly the least glamorous job in all starfleet:


Pelican class heavy fleet support vessel

What? Not every ship has to be a mile-long fleet-buster!

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Bernd
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Good idea. Only one warning: Never think of a one-nacelle variant; this could be mistaken for a frying pan. ;-)

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Dat
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Kinda reminds me of 'ol Sydney.

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Hey, looks pretty cool to me!

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