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In 2365, the Kreechta discovered the USS Enterprise-D and the USS Hathaway in the midst of battle simulations. Bractor demanded that the Hathaway be turned over to him. Jean-Luc Picard and William T. Riker used a variation of the "Picard Maneuver" and tricked the Kreechta crew into believing Picard had ordered the destruction of the Hathaway. (TNG episode: "Peak Performance")

In 2372, the Kreechta was deployed as the command ship of one of the Ferengi wings that blockaded Bajor. Captain Benjamin Sisko and the crew of the USS Defiant rendezvoused with the Kreechta to discuss the situation. Sisko later traveled in the USS Rubicon to meet with the Kreechta crew. (DS9 novel: The 34th Rule)

Bractor was still in command of the Kreechta in 2376, when it was involved in the Gateways Crisis. (TNG novella: The Other Side)

This ship was in active service in the later part of the 2370s decade. (TNG video games: Armada, Armada II)

D'Kora-class marauders
	(Abundance) • (Acquisition) • (Actuary) • Adeel • (Affidavit) • (Affluence) • (Allotment) • Alltier • (Amortize) • Andrion • (Annex) • (Annuity) • (Appraiser) • (Arbitrage) • Aroon-6845 • (Arrears) • (Arbitration) • Asin • (Assay) • (Assessor) • (Auditor) • (Avarice) • Avonia • Braktel • (Capitalist) • Chulebas • Cimmakral • (Client) • (Commerce) • (Commission) • (Company) • (Compound) • (Contrarian) • (Contribution) • (Credit) • Dalion • Deyer • D'kora • Domu • Garvan • Hartan • Hnandil-7 • Idjos-Mian • Karluk • Keechvar • Kekron • Kimel-Mirom • Korr • Kraalor • Kramora • Krayton • *Kreechta* • Kurdon • (Merchant) • (Merger) • Mes-Vatra • Mroxor • Neemis • (Negotiator) • (Notary) • Perko-368 • Preekon • Qartum • Ribrut • Salvu-Eten • Tadinia • Tenyt • Tinnarr • Togram • Trullux • Usotroo • Varkart • Warale • Zarlax • Zedavaton • unnamed D'Kora-class starships

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