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Soyuz class Soyuz Class

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The Soyuz-class was a type of Federation starship introduced by Starfleet in the late 2250s. It was known as the first class to explore many unknown regions of the Milky Way Galaxy. The class was retired by the late 2280s. The Miranda-class, introduced around the same time period the Soyuz-class ships were being retired, utilised the same single-hull configuration employed by the Soyuz-class. The Soyuz-class was a type of starship in service to the Federation in the mid-23rd century, until being retired from service in the late 2280s. (TNG episode: "Cause and Effect") When all of the Soyuz class were being retired from service, several of their components were removed and installed on other ships. The parts taken from them included phaser strips and subspace transceivers. (DS9 reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual) It is unclear from the context if this was literally a limit of the Soyuzes, whether Bateson was speaking facetiously, or both. The Soyuz class was a type of Federation starship, serving in Starfleet during the late 23rd century before its retirement by 2290. One Soyuz-class ship was the USS Bozeman, initially thought lost in 2278. (TNG: "Cause and Effect") The Soyuz Class was a frigate in the 23rd century. It was meant to protect systems from raiders and pirates. The Soyuz-class was a type of Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet during the late 23rd century. The class was retired by the late-2280s. (TNG: "Cause and Effect" )

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The Soyuz class was a type of Federation starship, serving in Starfleet during the late 23rd century before its retirement by 2290. One Soyuz-class ship was the USS Bozeman, initially thought lost in 2278. (TNG: "Cause and Effect") The Soyuz Class was a frigate in the 23rd century. It was meant to protect systems from raiders and pirates. The Soyuz-class was a type of Federation starship introduced by Starfleet in the late 2250s. It was known as the first class to explore many unknown regions of the Milky Way Galaxy. The class was retired by the late 2280s. The Miranda-class, introduced around the same time period the Soyuz-class ships were being retired, utilised the same single-hull configuration employed by the Soyuz-class. The Soyuz-class was a type of Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet during the late 23rd century. The class was retired by the late-2280s. (TNG: "Cause and Effect" ) The Soyuz-class was a type of starship in service to the Federation in the mid-23rd century, until being retired from service in the late 2280s. (TNG episode: "Cause and Effect") When all of the Soyuz class were being retired from service, several of their components were removed and installed on other ships. The parts taken from them included phaser strips and subspace transceivers. (DS9 reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual) The Soyuz-class vessels "could barely exceed warp six," according to Captain Morgan Bateson, who commanded the Soyuz-class USS Bozeman. (TNG comic: "Out of Time") It is unclear from the context if this was literally a limit of the Soyuzes, whether Bateson was speaking facetiously, or both.