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Saber class

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The Saber-class was a class of vessel fielded by the Federation Starfleet during the latter half of the 24th century.

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[edit] Design features

The Saber-class is a very compact ship design. It differs from most Federation designs by no separation between the saucer section and engineering hull like most Federation vessels. The ship also has its nacelles connected directly to the side of the hull of the ship instead of extending out on arms. This gives the ship a very sleek look and also provides low cross sections from the front and sides.

The ship is armed with four Type-X phaser arrays located on the dorsal and ventral sides of the saucer section. The ship also has two torpedo launchers. One pointing forward and the other to the rear. (Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 1: The Ships of Starfleet)

The Saber has a small bridge. The layout is similar to other Federation vessels with the main viewscreen dominating the forward area. The conn is located at the fore of the bridge, with the captain's chair behind it. The other stations are arrayed around the sides of the bridge. (Star Trek: Swiftfire: "Change in Command")

The ship's has two shuttlebays accessible from the front of the saucer. These shuttlebays are not large enough to carry Peregrine-class attack fighters. (Star Trek: Swiftfire: "Change in Command")

[edit] Naming schemae

Different blocks of this class had particular naming schema:

[edit] Background


[edit] Saber-class starships

Canon ships: Yeager
Other notable ships: Arrow - Bartram - Brunel - Cormorant - Crusader - da Vinci - Euphrates - First Response - Kenilorea - LaRue - Lissom - Lu'ghara - Marvick - Morisot - Saber - Shepard - Shokia - Sparrow - Storta - Tucker - Tulwar - Veldar - Young
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