This version of the Enterprise was mainly built for combat operations, and did not have the scientific instruments nor amenities found on the ship's counterpart from the primary universe. In a briefing, Worf compared the ISS Enterprise-D to early Klingon vessels that focused on weaponry rather than research. The armaments of this version of the Enterprise included weapons capable of widespread destruction with a heavy reliance on nuclear weaponry, possibly due to the quantity of fuel needed for the elephantine engines making it more problematic to rely on anti-matter based weapons like photon torpedoes on a routine basis. The ship did possess holodecks, but in the mirror Starfleet, they were often used to assess the loyalty of members of the crew—Security Chief Deanna Troi had designed a n
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| - This version of the Enterprise was mainly built for combat operations, and did not have the scientific instruments nor amenities found on the ship's counterpart from the primary universe. In a briefing, Worf compared the ISS Enterprise-D to early Klingon vessels that focused on weaponry rather than research. The armaments of this version of the Enterprise included weapons capable of widespread destruction with a heavy reliance on nuclear weaponry, possibly due to the quantity of fuel needed for the elephantine engines making it more problematic to rely on anti-matter based weapons like photon torpedoes on a routine basis. The ship did possess holodecks, but in the mirror Starfleet, they were often used to assess the loyalty of members of the crew—Security Chief Deanna Troi had designed a n
- The ISS Enterprise (ICC-1701-D) was a Galaxy-class attack cruiser of the Terran Empire in an alternate timeline of the mirror universe. In this particular timeline, the Terran Empire was still active in the 24th century, and the Enterprise was the flagship of the Terran Empire. The ISS Enterprise-D was involved in the Omega Temporal Crisis and came over to the primary universe, where she assisted her primary universe counterpart, the USS Enterprise-D, in stopping Locutus of Borg from gaining the Omega Weapon.
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| - The ISS Enterprise (ICC-1701-D) was a Galaxy-class attack cruiser of the Terran Empire in an alternate timeline of the mirror universe. In this particular timeline, the Terran Empire was still active in the 24th century, and the Enterprise was the flagship of the Terran Empire. This version of the Enterprise was mainly built for combat operations, and did not have the scientific instruments nor the more amenities found on the ship's counterpart from the primary universe. The armaments of this version of the Enterprise included weapons capable of widespread destruction. The ship did posses holodecks, but in the Terran Empire they were often used to assess the loyalty of members of the crew - Security Chief Troi had designed a number of such simulations. The ISS Enterprise-D was involved in the Omega Temporal Crisis and came over to the primary universe, where she assisted her primary universe counterpart, the USS Enterprise-D, in stopping Locutus of Borg from gaining the Omega Weapon.
- This version of the Enterprise was mainly built for combat operations, and did not have the scientific instruments nor amenities found on the ship's counterpart from the primary universe. In a briefing, Worf compared the ISS Enterprise-D to early Klingon vessels that focused on weaponry rather than research. The armaments of this version of the Enterprise included weapons capable of widespread destruction with a heavy reliance on nuclear weaponry, possibly due to the quantity of fuel needed for the elephantine engines making it more problematic to rely on anti-matter based weapons like photon torpedoes on a routine basis. The ship did possess holodecks, but in the mirror Starfleet, they were often used to assess the loyalty of members of the crew—Security Chief Deanna Troi had designed a number of such simulations. Personal communicators, such as those used in the regular universe, were not employed, though given that they would have made officers too easy to track down and kill, it is suspected that high ranking government personnel had squelched this technology in the interest of self-preservation. All communications were handled by speaking directly to the computer. The agonizers seen in the 23rd century mirror universe had shrunk substantially, their loss in mass and volume roughly equivalent to that seen between the 23rd century Federation communicator and the 24th century Federation combadge. While infiltrating the vessel, Geordi La Forge observed that the output of the ISS Enterprise's warp core could "boil a small ocean."
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