STARSHIP
ISS Enterprise
Class:	Galaxy-class
Registry:	ICC-1701-D
Affiliation:	Terran Empire , Imperial Starfleet
Commanding officer:	Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Launched:	2364
Status:	active (2367)

The ISS Enterprise (ICC-1701-D) was a Galaxy-class attack cruiser of the Terran Empire in an alternate reality 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 Terrans.

Contents 1 History and specifications 2 Crew manifest 3 Appendices 3.1 Connections 4 Background

History and specificationsEdit

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. 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, are not employed, as they would make crewmembers too easy to track down and kill. All communications are handled by speaking directly to the computer. (TNG novel: Dark Mirror)

Crew manifestEdit

• Captain Jean-Luc Picard (commanding officer)
• Commander William Riker (first officer)
• Lieutenant Commander Deanna Troi (chief of security)
• Doctor Beverly Crusher (chief Medical Officer; captain's woman)
• Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge (chief engineer)
• Reginald Barclay (member of Captain Picard's personal guard)
• Worf} (servant; tactical officer)

AppendicesEdit

ConnectionsEdit

Ships named Enterprise
United Kingdom of Great Britain	HMS Enterprize
United States of America	Enterprise • CV-6 • CVN-65 • OV-101
United Earth	Starliner 7 • XCV-330 • NX-01
United Federation of Planets	Declaration-class • NCC-1701 • NCC-1701-A • NCC-1701-B • NCC-1701-C • NCC-1701-D • NCC-1701-E
Terran Empire (mirror universe)	NX-01 • NCC-1701 • NCC-1701-A • ICC-1701-D • NCC-1701-E
Galactic Commonwealth (mirror universe)	Free Starship Enterprise
Federation (alternate reality)	NCC-1701
Federation (alternate futures)	NCC-1701-F • NCC-1701-J • NCC-1701-∞
United Earth (alternate realities)	UESS Enterprise • ESS Enterprise
Federation (other alternate realities)	FSS Enterprise • USV Enterprise • US Enterprise • USS Enterprise-E

Galaxy-class class XVI explorer/exploration cruiser starships
Federation, Starfleet	Adelaide • Agrippa • Allegheny • Andromeda • Argo • Argonaut • Asgard • Asigara • Bermuda • Berry • Bolivar • Bolzano • Bonhomme Richard • Blake • Breedlove • C. Lewis • Canarias • Cervera • Challenger • Cheyenne • Citadel • Columbus • Constellation • Constitution • Dauntless • De Ruyter • Defiance • Dominance • Eagle • El Dorado • Endeavor • Enterprise-D • Essex • Excalibur-A • Exeter • Farragut • Formidable • Frontier • Galaxy • Galicia • Geronimo • Gloucester • Goodman • Hedderjin • Hood • Hornet • Hurutaka • Idaho • Jefferies • Jubei • Kinugasa • Kongo • Krieger • Lafayette • Lazarev • Lexington • Madison • Magellan • Makarov • Malevolent • Merrimac • Molotov • Monitor • Mukaikubo • Murmansk • Navarra • Ning Hai • Odyssey • Ontario • Oraidhe • Oregon • Pequod • Perseus • Persia • Renown • Republic • Reverent • Robinson • Ronald B. Moore • Rylander • Salem • San Francisco • Saratoga • Scimitar • Sequoia • Sorak • Swiftsure • Sumatra • Taylor • Tikuma • Tori • Trident • Trieste • Trinculo • Tyokai • Ulysses • Valhalla • Valiant • Venture • Victory • Vindictive • Wasp • Wichita • Worcester • Yamato (I) • Yamato (II) • Yorktown • Zhukov • unnamed Galaxy-class starships
Terran Empire, Starfleet (mirror universe)	Enterprise-D

BackgroundEdit

Dark Mirror was published prior to the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Crossover", which established a very different version of the 24th century mirror universe, a continuation of the canon version first seen in TOS episode: "Mirror, Mirror". As such, data points from Dark Mirror have so far been ignored in subsequent fiction.