USS Retribution

Side Top
Bottom Front
 
Rear  

 Exterior View

Bridge

Forsaken Bridge

Type:

Escort Vessel - Wallace Class

Dimensions:

 

Length:

170 m

Beam:

100 m

Height:

20 m

Decks:

5 including nacelle sub-decks

Mass:

120,000 tons

Crew:

 28

Propulsion:

 One cochrane warp core feeding two warp nacelles; two subatomic unified energy impulse engines

Armament:

4 type XIII phaser arrays

 

2 type IX pulse phaser banks

 

1 retractable quantum torpedo turret with two launchers

Defense Systems:

High level regenerative shielding

 

Ablative armor (5cm)

 

High level structural integrity field

 

High level Structural Integrity Field

Warp Speeds:

Normal Cruise : Warp Factor 6

(TNG Scale)

Maximum Cruise : Warp Factor 9.2

 

Maximum Rated : Warp Factor 9.4 for eight hours

Strength Indices:

Beam Firepower : 1,400

(Galaxy Class = 1000)

Torpedo Firepower : 2,700

 

Weapon Range and Accuracy : 815

 

Shield Strength : 870

 

Hull Armor : 3,400

 

Speed : 840

 

Combat Maneuverability : 30,000

 

Overall Strength Index: 1,720

Diplomatic Capability:

Grade 2

Expected Hull Life:

120 years

Refit Cycle:

Resupply: 6 months

 

 Minor: 2 years

 

 Major: 5 years

Desk Description:

Deck 1: Bridge, Engineering Support, Crew Quarters

 

Deck 2: Engineering, Sickbay, Crew Quarters, Mess Hall

 

Deck 3: Transporters, Cargo Bays, Deuterium Fuel Tanks

 

Deck 4: Replication Storage Tanks, Antimatter Fuel Pods, Shuttle Bay

 

Deck 5: Nacelle Supporting Equipment

Added Features:

Cloaking Device

 

Refractive Chameleon coated hull for stealth mode and camouflage when landed

 

The Forsaken was modified before her assignment to the Gateway by attaching a landing mechanism enabling the crew to land the ship when needed and was remodeled to include MVA (Multi-vector assault)
  Given her travels to alternate worlds and time eras, some modifications have been made to the Forsaken's defenses and offensive capabilities in order to deal with unknown threats.
 

ADHA:

The Advanced Holographic Decoy Array was one of the newest things out of what's left of Starfleet R&D. It's basically a large hologram emitter that's tied into the main deflector, for projection, and all tactical systems. It can be used to create decoys and other such things for it's ship. When used properly, it's an asset to any combat vessel. 

  Holo Cloak:                                                                A device that disguise the ship instead of hiding it. 
  Updated Computer:                                                   The computer system has been updated to a bio neural type that allows for faster computations, about twice as fast as a bio gel pack type. 
  Tachyon Sensors:                                                     The range will stay the same BUT The sensor's use
a tachyon grid to scan for tachyons emitted by cloaked ships.  There is a drawback to this system though.  To emit a full grid with no gaps takes a large amount of power.  When the system is used, Shields and Warp drive do not function, and maximum impulse speed is limited to 2/3 impulse power.  The grid also has an operational limit of 1 light year, making the scanning range relatively
limited.  Also the design is old, so the effectiveness of the system is also dropping.  At last check, the full powered tachyon scanners had 25% success.
  Multi layer shielding:                                                           This is two layers of shielding, the outside layer is the strongest, then the inside layer is half as strong.  When the outside layer fails, then the next layer takes it's place
and strengthens to full.  The only draw back is that it takes twice as long to raise shields to full strength, uses high energy yields, and phasers operate at 75% efficiency.  In addition the ship will function only at 2/3 impulse power.
  VRTS:                                                                                      A VR interface unit was suggested that would allow the TAC officer improved control of both torpedoes and phasers.  Guidance nodules were implanted into torpedoes to allow the TAC officer to guide them as they moved through space using the VR interface. A similar design was used on the phasers to allow for improved targeting accuracy.  Due to interface of VR and real time there is a momentary time displacement experienced by the user resulting in momentary dizziness.  Life signs become unstable until the point where system interface must be terminated leaving the operator fatigued.  Control nodules on torpedoes must be re-calibrated before each use requiring an engineer to be present in the torpedo bay to calibrate the nodules
  Modified Bridge Screen:                                                        View Screen has been replaced with a holo projector, that allows you to see the ship as it would appear in space and surroundings, and has a sub projector that allows for holographic communications.
  Shrapnel torpedo:                                                     To be used once an enemies shields have been brought down, this would give a hull breach without destroying the enemy ship
  Added Armour:                                                     Double armor but it will slow maximum warp speed down to warp 8.5 due to added bulk
 

Electromagnetic Pulse Cannon:                                       Otherwise known as the EMP or EPC, is a high powered systems disruption device.  A single blast from this
weapon will almost certainly shut down all of the electronic systems of any vessel under seven hundred meters down, provided that the target isn't specially shielded against such an attack.  It is deterred by energy shields, but a full power blast will cut through most shielding arrays.  The normal tactical usage of this weapon is  for the ship using it to use stealth or some other means to sneak up on a target, fire a full power pulse, disabling the target, then boarding the target to take it over.  Using this method, the boarders will have gained command of a fully operational starship,
upon repairing the damage to it's electronic package, a job that normally takes one to three hours.

This weapon system has three major drawbacks, the first of which being that it has a slow rate of fire, due to the large power draw and the cooling time required between shots.  Second, it requires extremely large amounts of power, enough that on a smaller vessel, it will usually take most of
the power from the phasers, rendering them temporarily unusable.  That is an obvious danger in a fight, but one possibly evaded if you have a heavy torpedo armament available to you.  The last drawback is that when this weapon is fired, it has a tendency to disrupt the electronics package of the ship using it.  Shields, weapons control,
navigation, and many other systems are disrupted temporarily, making the starship particularly vulnerable for a period of five seconds, an eternity in combat. 

It is generally felt that this weapon has redeeming qualities that make up for these drawbacks, however it is
recommended that it is not used very often in large fleet actions as the pulse's disruptive effects are difficult to limit to a single target.

Class History:

 The term "companion class" has never applied more to any ship than the Wallace class escort. Designed as a drop ship for the Falkirk-Class heavy cruiser, which has a berth fitted for the Wallace on the underside of it's saucer, the Wallace-Class is rarely seen far from it's "home" ship.

The Wallace's assignments often include:
-Extended Away missions
- Perimeter Defense
-Forward Scouting

Towards these ends, she's equipped with an impressive amount of armament, but is incapable of being self sufficient for more than six months at a time.

Many of the concepts from the Defiant, Valiant, Avenger, and Wallace classes were worked into the Wallace, although her structural design differs greatly - necessitated for her seamless integration into the hull of a Falkirk-Class Starship.

The Wallace project was designed to increase Starfleet's numbers during wartime, simultaneously providing Starfleet with a large number of better equipped small, powerful escorts to replace the large losses of Peregrine-Class Escorts and wings of tactical fighters in every engagement. The design is lifted almost entirely from the Defiant-Class Escort, but scaled down to nearly half the size, following the Klingons habit of basing several starships off of the eminently successful "Bird Of Prey" configuration.