USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-E was a Sovereign-class Federation starship in service during the late 24th century. She was the sixth Federation vessel to bear the name, and the Federation's flagship. As with her predecessor, Captain Jean-Luc Picard was her commanding officer. (Star Trek: First Contact)

History

The Enterprise-E was constructed at San Francisco Fleet Yards, Earth, though some additional work was done at Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, Mars. Originally intended to be commissioned under the name USS Honorius, she was renamed Enterprise-E following the loss of her predecessor in a case which Zenon Kar (in 2401) cited as a precedent to rename the USS Titan (NCC-80102-A) as the USS Enterprise-G. (30 Worlds: Royal Megaforce: "Masters of the Ultimate Power") She was commissioned on stardate 49827.5 in 2372. About a year after her launch, the Enterprise-E was involved in the Battle of Sector 001 and pursued a Borg Sphere into the past. Arriving in 2063, the ship was nearly assimilated by the Borg, and many of her crew were killed. In the end, however, the timeline was preserved, and the Enterprise returned to 2373. (Star Trek: First Contact)

In 2375, the Enterprise-E was diverted from a diplomatic mission to the Goren system and called to the Briar Patch, and her crew defended the Ba'ku from a the Son'a and a rogue Starfleet faction. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

After the incident at the Briar Patch, in 2375, Starfleet sent the USS Baldwin to the Goren system and the recently refurbished USS Ticonderoga to the Briar Patch for field installation of a new warp core aboard the Enterprise. Ticonderoga and Enterprise subsequently assisted Baldwin taking on Dominion ships in the Goren system. (USS Baldwin: "Only the Young")

In 2376, the Enterprise participated in the defence of Earth from the Vendoth in the Battle of Sol. The Enterprise arrived at the tail end of the battle and saved the planet Earth by striking the killing blow to the Vendoth flagship, Mer'jot Ducmre. (Star Trek: Unity: "United We Stand - Together")

In late 2379, the Enterprise picked up a positronic signature in the Kolaran system, and discovered the android B-4. Shortly thereafter, Admiral Janeway ordered the ship to Romulus to meet with the new Romulan Praetor. In a subsequent confrontation with Shinzon in the Bassen Rift, the Enterprise sustained heavy damage. She was even rammed into Shinzon's vessel, the Scimitar. After the Scimitar's destruction and the death of Commander Data, the Enterprise returned to drydock for repairs. (Star Trek Nemesis)

The Enterprise continued service well into the 2380s. In 2385, it was assigned to the Klingon-Romulan border and served the needs of Unity One Starbase during the Rakelli Conflict, participating in the Battle of Beta Thoridor and the Second Battle of Unity Starbase. The Enterprise also joined the battle against the Borg during the Battle of Gateway in late 2385 and the Second Battle of Beta Thoridor in 2386. (Star Trek: Unity)

In 2384, the Enterprise-E, along with the USS Sovereign, USS Thunderchild, USS Centaur, USS Defiant, and other ships of their classes comprised a task force sent to intercept the USS Protostar in the Gamma-Serpentis system. The ships would ultimately fall under the influence of an alien viral weapon stowed on board the Protostar and the result is the fleet was effectively decimated. The Enterprise-E survived this battle but suffered considerable damage. (Star Trek Prodigy)

The ship was out of service by 2401 as the USS Enterprise-F was in active service in that year. (Star Trek Picard Season 3)

Alternate timelines

In the Federation Civil War timeline, the Enterprise-E was the second Sovereign-class vessel constructed. Admiral Leyton's forces already commanded the USS Sovereign, and the acquisition of another Sovereign-class starship would have given them an even greater tactical advantage. In order to prevent Leyton from gaining that advantage, Captain Jean-Luc Picard led a commando team past the blockade of Sector 001. Joining him on the mission were Commanders Riker, Data, and La Forge, Lieutenant Hawk and Chief O'Brien. Once past the blockade, they were joined by Commander Elias Vaughn, Captain Montgomery Scott, and a small group of undercover operatives working against Leyton. Though under orders from Admiral Ross to sabotage the Enterprise and the other Sovereign-class spaceframes, Picard, Vaughn, and Scott hatched a plan to steal the Enterprise for the patriots. They accomplished this and dealt a decisive setback to Leyton's starship production capabilities. (Star Trek: Pendragon: "Patriot's Insurrection")

Under Picard's command, the Enterprise-E fought against Leyton's forces for the remainder of the war. When the Borg launched their assault on Earth in late 2373, Picard again disobeyed orders and took the Enterprise to rally the flagging fleet, pursuing the Borg into the past and preserving the timeline. Two months later, the Enterprise led the Patriot fleet during Operation Return, successfully liberating Earth and bringing an end to the darkest time in Federation history. (Star Trek: Pendragon: "True North")

Distant Frontiers:

In the fan fiction Star Trek Distant Frontiers Jean-Luc Picard was promoted to the rank of Admiral and named superintendent of Starfleet Academy. Replacing him as captain of the Enterprise was Captain James Patrick Garrovick (Star Trek: Distant Frontiers "Winds of Change") formerly the captain of the Ambassador Class starship USS Forrestal

Command crew

See also: USS Enterprise-E personnel.

• Commanding officer:
  • Captain Morgan Bateson (2372) (TNG novel: Ship of the Line)
  • Captain Jean-Luc Picard (2372-2380)
  • Captain James P. Garrovick (2379-) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)

• First officer:
  • Commander William T. Riker (2372-2379)
  • Commander Martin Madden (2379-) (Star Trek Nemesis deleted scene)
  • Commander Worf (2380-) (Pocket Books' TNG Relaunch)
  • Commander Melissa Decker (2379-) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)

• Second officer/operations officer:
  • Lieutenant Commander Data (2372-2379)
  • Lieutenant Commander Miranda Kadohata (2380-) (Pocket Books' TNG Relaunch)
  • Lieutenant Commander Indra Chal (2379) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)

• Operations officer: Lieutenant Starsa Taran (2380- ) (Harry Potter and the Return of James T. Kirk)
• Chief Engineer: Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge (2372-2382, 2380-)
• Lieutenant Commander Patricia Foster (2379-) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)
• Tactical officer/chief of security:
  • Lieutenant Daniels (2373-2374; 2374-2376)
  • Lieutenant Paige (2373)
  • Rowan (2374)
  • Rhea McAdams (2374) (TNG novel: Immortal Coil)
  • Baeta Leyoro (2374) (TNG novel: Q-Continuum)
  • Lieutenant Christine Vale (2376-2379) (TNG novel: A Time for War, A Time for Peace)
  • Commander Worf
  • Lieutenant Sara Nave (2380)
  • Lieutenant Okuda Amar (2379-) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)

• Conn officer
  • Lieutenant Hawk (2373)
  • Lieutenant Kristian Ayre (2373)
  • Ensign Kell Perim (2375-2379)
  • Lieutenant Branson (2379)
  • Lieutenant Sara Nave (2380)
  • Ensign Michelle Graham (2379-) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)

• Chief medical officer:
  • Commander Beverly Crusher (2372-2379)
  • Lt. Commander Jay Blair (2379-)
  • Lt Commander Henry L. Bryce (2379-) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)
• Counselor:
  • Commander Deanna Troi (2372-2379)
  • Lieutenant T'Lana (2380-)
  • Lieutenant Commander Syll (2379-) (Star Trek Distant Frontiers)

Appearances

• Dimensional Prophecy of Zohar
• Harry Potter and the Return of James T. Kirk
• USS Baldwin:
  • "The Find"
  • "Captain's View"
  • "Only the Young"
  • "Home"
• Star Trek: Phoenix-X:
  • "The Links' Traitor"
• Star Trek: Pioneer:
  • "The So'ja Incident (STP)"
  • "The Teacher (STP)"
• Star Trek: Unity
  • "United We Stand - Together"

Images

See also

Ships named Enterprise
USS Enterprise (CV-6) - USS Enterprise (CVN-65)
Starships named Enterprise
Canon: USS Enterprise (XCV 330) - Enterprise (NX-01) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (alternate reality) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) (alternate reality) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-G) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-J)
Non-Canon (Licensed): USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F) IV
Fanon: USS Enterprise (NCC-1008) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F) I - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F) II - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F) III - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-G) I - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-G) II - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-G) III - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-H) I - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-H) II - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-K) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-O) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-P) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-R) - USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-JFAZW) - Enterprise (BC-348)
Mirror universe: ISS Enterprise (NX-01) - ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701) - DSS Enterprise (NCC-1701) - ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) - ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) - Enterprise (NX-1701-E) - DSS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F) - ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-O) - ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-JFAZW)

Sovereign-class starships
Prototype (2370): USS Sovereign - Block I (2372): USS Black Hawk - USS Enterprise-E - USS Honorius - USS Independence - Unrevealed (after 2372): USS Arsinoe - USS Atlas - USS Bozeman-A - USS Chancellor - USS Constellation - USS Erebus - USS Gibraltar - USS Gilgamesh - USS Hrothgar - USS Hutchinson - USS Igraine - USS Musashi - USS Okuda - USS Pachacuti - USS Roosevelt - USS Tempest - USS Tirpitz - USS Valkyrie - USS Venture - USS Warpite - USS Yorktown
Black Hawk subclass: USS Black Hawk-A
Mirror universe: Enterprise
Beverly Crusher Investigates: USS Grissom - The Devastating Discoveries: USS Anne Frank - USS Beast - USS Behemoth - USS Ravana - USS Sathanas - USS Violet Baudelaire - Fleet 31: USS Cebu
Starfleet International: USS Alba - USS Andromeda - USS Antares - USS Appomattox - USS Archangel - USS Aries-B - USS Asclepios - USS Atlantis - USS Black Hawk - USS Black Hawk-A - USS Caledonia - USS Chicago - USS Columbia - USS Constellation - USS Constitution - USS Hadfield - USS Judgord - USS Liberator - USS Liberty - USS Liberty Belle - USS Narragansett - USS Neptune - USS Ohio - USS Olympus - USS Protector - USS Reginald Mitchell - USS Reprisal - USS Reuben James - USS Russell Camp III - USS Silver Moon - USS Sovereign - USS Theresa Sylvester - USS Tiberius - USS Vandalia - USS Veritas - USS Versailles - USS Victorious - USS Vimy Ridge - USS Wildhorse
Star Trek: Black Hawk: USS Black Hawk - USS Black Hawk-A - Star Trek: Constance: USS Khitomer - Star Trek: Crusader: USS Federation - Star Trek: Dauntless: USS Dauntless - Star Trek: Distant Horizons: USS Pir - Star Trek: Excelsior: USS Excelsior-C - Star Trek: Hidden Frontier: USS Independence - USS Saratoga - Star Trek: Independence: USS Independence - Star Trek: Liberty: USS Excelsior-B - USS Freedom - USS Liberty - Star Trek: New Order: USS Prince of Wales - Star Trek: Omega Force: USS Yagami - Star Trek: Pendragon: USS Advantage - USS Alhambra - Star Trek: Phoenix-X: USS Zephyra - Star Trek: Remington: USS Kyle Fitzgerald - Star Trek: The Adventures of Argus: USS Argus - USS Challenger - USS Excelsior - USS Freedom - USS Independence - Star Trek: The Cantabrian Expeditions: USS Advantage - Star Trek: The Helena Chronicles: USS Gibraltar - Star Trek: Unity: USS America - USS Hawk-A - USS Incipiens - To Boldly Go: USS Monarch - Trekmania: USS Excelsior - USS Baldwin: USS Edmund Fitzgerald

External links

• USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
• USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.