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The USS Chekov (NCC-57302) was a 24th century Federation Springfield-class starship operated by Starfleet.

In 2367, the USS Chekov was mobilized at Wolf 359 where it engaged the Borg at the Battle of Wolf 359. Chekov was destroyed, along with 38 other starships in that battle. (TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II")

The ship's name was an homage to the original series character Pavel Chekov. This starship (named Chekhov, after the Russian writer, in the episode script) was originally to be mentioned by name in dialog in "The Best of Both Worlds", but the writers ultimately felt that the debris field that remained of Humanity's apparent last stand was no place for such a "cute" reference, and the USS Tolstoy was dubbed in during post-production to replace it.

The name of this ship was derived from Ed Miarecki, the creator of the design study and filming model of the Chekov. [1] Its registry, according to the model featured at Ex Astris Scientia, is NCC-57302. The Encyclopedia, on the other hand, labels the registry as NCC-53702, which could be a typographical error as it appears to differ from the studio model used for the visual effects of the battlefield. Photographs of this model were part of Michael Okuda's art department slide show given at conventions throughout the 1990s. [2]

External link

USS Chekov (NCC-57302) at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works

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 {{sidebar starship
-| image      = USS Chekov.jpg
+|       image= USS Chekov.jpg
-| Name       = USS ''Chekov''
+|        Name= USS ''Chekov''
-| Class      = {{ShipClass|Springfield}}
+|       Class= {{class|Springfield}}
-| Registry   = NCC-57302
+|    Registry= NCC-57302
-| Affiliation= [[Federation]]/[[Starfleet]]
+| owner      = {{Federation}}
-| Status     = Destroyed
+| operator   = [[Starfleet]]
+|      Status= Destroyed
-| Datestatus = 2367
+|  Datestatus= 2367
 }}
-The '''USS ''Chekov'' (NCC-57302)''' was a [[Federation]] {{ShipClass|Springfield}} [[starship]] that was in service to [[Starfleet]] in the latter half of the [[24th century]].
+The '''USS ''Chekov'' ([[NCC]]-57302)''' was a [[24th century]] [[Federation]] {{class|Springfield}} [[starship]] operated by [[Starfleet]].
 In [[2367]], the USS ''Chekov'' was mobilized at [[Wolf 359]] where it engaged the [[Borg]] at the [[Battle of Wolf 359]]. ''Chekov'' was destroyed, along with [[Starships at Wolf 359|38 other starships]] in that battle. ({{TNG|The Best of Both Worlds, Part II}})
+{{bginfo|The ship's name was an homage to the [[Star Trek: The Original Series|original series]] character [[Pavel Chekov]]. This starship (named ''Chek'''h'''ov'', after the {{w|Anton Chekhov|Russian writer}}, in the episode script) was originally to be mentioned by name in dialog in "The Best of Both Worlds", but the writers ultimately felt that the debris field that remained of Humanity's apparent last stand was no place for such a "cute" reference, and the {{USS|Tolstoy}} was dubbed in during post-production to replace it.|The name of this ship was derived from [[Ed Miarecki]], the creator of the design study and filming model of the ''Chekov''. ''[http://www.edmiarecki.com/resume.html]'' Its [[registry]], according to the model featured at [http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org Ex Astris Scientia], is NCC-57302. The ''Encyclopedia'', on the other hand, labels the registry as NCC-53702, which could be a typographical error as it appears to differ from the studio model used for the visual effects of the battlefield. Photographs of this model were part of [[Michael Okuda]]'s art department slide show given at conventions throughout the 1990s. ''{{eas|articles/springfield.htm}}}}
-== Background ==
-The ship's name is an homage to the [[Star Trek: The Original Series|original series]] character [[Pavel Chekov]]. This starship (named ''Chek'''h'''ov'', after the {{w|Anton Chekhov|Russian writer}}, in the episode script) was originally to be mentioned by name in dialog in "The Best of Both Worlds", but the writers ultimately felt that the debris field that remained of Humanity's apparent last stand was no place for such a "cute" reference, and the {{USS|Tolstoy}} was dubbed in during post-production to replace it.
-The name of this ship is derived from [[Ed Miarecki]], the creator of the design study and filming model of the ''Chekov''.[http://www.edmiarecki.com/resume.html] Its [[registry]], according to the model featured at [http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org Ex Astris Scientia], is NCC-57302. The ''Encyclopedia'', on the other hand, labels the registry as NCC-53702, which could be a typographical error as it appears to differ from the studio model used for the visual effects of the battlefield. Photographs of this model were part of [[Michael Okuda]]'s art department slide show given at conventions throughout the 1990s. [http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/articles/springfield.htm]
 == External link ==
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+* {{mbeta|USS Chekov (NCC-57302)|USS ''Chekov'' (NCC-57302)}}
+[[Category:Federation starships|Chekov]]
+[[bg:USS Чеков]]
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+[[fr:USS Chekov (NCC-57302)]]
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-[[Category:Federation starships|Chekov]]