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The ''Tripoli'' was identified in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' as ''Hokule'a''-class starship. Its registry is derived from [[okudagram]]s appearing in {{e|Unification I}} and {{e|In the Pale Moonlight}}. It is possible that the last two ''Tripoli'' references were made in regards to a newer, different ship than the one mentioned in "Datalore". However, without any direct evidence to support this, this article assumes that it is the same ship. |
The ''Tripoli'' was identified in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' as ''Hokule'a''-class starship. Its registry is derived from [[okudagram]]s appearing in {{e|Unification I}} and {{e|In the Pale Moonlight}}. It is possible that the last two ''Tripoli'' references were made in regards to a newer, different ship than the one mentioned in "Datalore". However, without any direct evidence to support this, this article assumes that it is the same ship. |
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| + | "Tripoli" in Greek means "Three Cities," and was the name of several places in Ancient Greece and the Greek Mediterranean, and of more distant locations named for the ancient cities. It is unknown which (if any) of these the ''Triploi'' was named for. |
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| − | The ''Tripoli'' was most likely named after the Libyan capital city, {{w|Tripoli}}. |
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Database display containing information on the Tripoli.
USS Tripoli (NCC-19386) was a 24th century Federation starship that was at one time classified as a cruiser. (TNG: "Datalore")
The Tripoli was the only starship to respond to the distress call from the Omicron Theta colony, following its destruction by the Crystalline Entity in 2338. Its landing party discovered a signaling beacon that led them to the deactivated Soong-type android, Data. (TNG: "Datalore")
During the late 2360s the Tripoli served as a holding vessel for starship components on the outer rim of the surplus depot at Qualor II, in sector 12-Delta-4. In 2368 the Tripoli received goods on a regular schedule, however, unknown to the depot quartermaster at the time, the ship was removed and its position used by a smuggler ship to steal the components. (TNG: "Unification I")
The Tripoli later fought in the Dominion War. In 2374, it listed several Starfleet members killed or missing in action. The list included Matata Kimya, Alan Kobayashi, Beverly Kurts, Jay Laprade, Paul Lawrence, Kathy Leprich, Lester Levesconte, Faith Levesconte, Rose Limli and Mindy Long. (DS9: "In the Pale Moonlight")
Background
The Tripoli was identified in the Star Trek Encyclopedia as Hokule'a-class starship. Its registry is derived from okudagrams appearing in "Unification I" and "In the Pale Moonlight". It is possible that the last two Tripoli references were made in regards to a newer, different ship than the one mentioned in "Datalore". However, without any direct evidence to support this, this article assumes that it is the same ship.
"Tripoli" in Greek means "Three Cities," and was the name of several places in Ancient Greece and the Greek Mediterranean, and of more distant locations named for the ancient cities. It is unknown which (if any) of these the Triploi was named for.
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