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[[Image:xindi_insectoid_shuttle.jpg|thumb|Xindi-Insectoid shuttle with spixe extended]]
 
[[Image:Xindi-Insectoid shuttle.jpg|thumb|Landed Xindi-Insectoid shuttle]]
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|Name= Xindi-Insectoid shuttle
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The '''Xindi-Insectoid shuttlecraft''' was a [[shuttlecraft]] carried by larger [[Xindi-Insectoid starship]]s. Much of its power is routed to [[SIF|structural integrity]], allowing it to operate in the [[atmosphere]] of a [[gas giant]] or underwater.
 
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|imagecap= Vessel of the class, with spire extended
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|Affiliation= [[Xindi-Insectoid]]
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|Type= Auxiliary craft
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|Active= [[22nd century]]
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|Crew= 1-2
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| image2= Xindi-Insectoid shuttle.jpg
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|imagecap2= Vessel of the class, landed
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The '''Xindi-Insectoid shuttlecraft''' was a type of [[shuttlecraft]] carried aboard larger [[Xindi-Insectoid starship]]s. Much of its power was routed to [[structural integrity field|structural integrity]], allowing it to operate in the [[atmosphere]] of a [[gas giant]] or under[[water]].
   
The [[Enterprise (NX-01)|NX-01 ''Enterprise'']] recovered a Xindi-Insectoid shuttle in January [[2154]] while on the way to the [[Azati Prime system]]. ({{ENT|Hatchery}})
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{{NX|Enterprise}} recovered a Xindi-Insectoid shuttle in January [[2154]], while en route to the [[Unnamed star systems#Azati Prime system|Azati Prime system]]. ({{ENT|Hatchery}})
   
The crew found the vessel difficult for a [[Human]] to fly; [[Travis Mayweather]] likened it to "''steering an [[asteroid-runner]] with a bad [[axis coil]].''" Mayweather and [[Charles Tucker]] used the shuttle to enter the detection grid found in the Azati Prime system and take [[sensor|scans]] of the [[Xindi superweapon]]. Later, Captain [[Jonathan Archer]] flew the shuttle in himself, carrying several [[photonic torpedo]]es in an effort to destroy the weapon. He and the ship were captured by [[Xindi]] forces. ({{ENT|Azati Prime}})
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The crew found the vessel difficult for a [[Human]] to fly; [[Travis Mayweather]] likened it to "''steering an [[asteroid-runner]] with a bad [[axis coil]].''" Mayweather and [[Charles Tucker III]] used the shuttle to enter the detection grid found in the Azati Prime system and take [[sensor|scans]] of the [[Xindi primary weapon]]. Later, Captain [[Jonathan Archer]] flew the shuttle in himself, carrying several [[photonic torpedo]]es in an effort to destroy the weapon. He and the ship were captured by [[Xindi]] forces. ({{ENT|Azati Prime}})
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{{bginfo|When first introduced in the final draft script of "Hatchery", this type of craft was referred to as "a two-man Insectoid ASSAULT SHUTTLE". The script also specified the vessel was to have a "cramped" cockpit.}}
   
 
[[Category:Xindi starship classes|Insectoid shuttle]]
 
[[Category:Xindi starship classes|Insectoid shuttle]]

Revision as of 08:06, 24 February 2016

The Xindi-Insectoid shuttlecraft was a type of shuttlecraft carried aboard larger Xindi-Insectoid starships. Much of its power was routed to structural integrity, allowing it to operate in the atmosphere of a gas giant or underwater.

Enterprise recovered a Xindi-Insectoid shuttle in January 2154, while en route to the Azati Prime system. (ENT: "Hatchery")

The crew found the vessel difficult for a Human to fly; Travis Mayweather likened it to "steering an asteroid-runner with a bad axis coil." Mayweather and Charles Tucker III used the shuttle to enter the detection grid found in the Azati Prime system and take scans of the Xindi primary weapon. Later, Captain Jonathan Archer flew the shuttle in himself, carrying several photonic torpedoes in an effort to destroy the weapon. He and the ship were captured by Xindi forces. (ENT: "Azati Prime")

When first introduced in the final draft script of "Hatchery", this type of craft was referred to as "a two-man Insectoid ASSAULT SHUTTLE". The script also specified the vessel was to have a "cramped" cockpit.