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The Gagarin-class was a Federation Starfleet warpshuttle class in service during the 2310s. Faster than a standard shuttlecraft, the Gagarin-class was capable of high warp speeds, allowing it to operate as a courier or transport. In the year 2319, two Gagarin-class shuttles were part of the USS Enterprise-B's auxiliary craft complement. (TLE novel: One Constant Star)

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  • The Gagarin-class was a Federation Starfleet warpshuttle class in service during the 2310s. Faster than a standard shuttlecraft, the Gagarin-class was capable of high warp speeds, allowing it to operate as a courier or transport. In the year 2319, two Gagarin-class shuttles were part of the USS Enterprise-B's auxiliary craft complement. (TLE novel: One Constant Star)
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  • The Gagarin-class was a Federation Starfleet warpshuttle class in service during the 2310s. Faster than a standard shuttlecraft, the Gagarin-class was capable of high warp speeds, allowing it to operate as a courier or transport. In the year 2319, two Gagarin-class shuttles were part of the USS Enterprise-B's auxiliary craft complement. (TLE novel: One Constant Star)
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