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Icarus (NCC-1701/3)
- For other uses, see Icarus.
| AUXILIARY CRAFT | |
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| Icarus | |
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| Class: | Class F shuttlecraft |
| Registry: | NCC-1701/3 |
| Affiliation: | Federation Starfleet |
| Assignment: | USS Enterprise |
| Status: | Severely damaged in crash landing (2254) |
The Icarus (NCC-1701/3) was a class F shuttlecraft assigned to the USS Enterprise in the 2250s.
In 2254 Captain Christopher Pike took the Icarus to journey to Earth after receiving a report his father was critically ill. Unfortunately the message was faked - a trap by Pike's Klingon nemesis, Kaaj, who wished to seek revenge for a blood debt between the two. The Icarus was attacked by the IKS Varchas, Kaaj's command. The Klingons planned to disable the shuttles engines and tow it in, however they mistargeted and Pike was able to avoid them, albeit damaged and crash land on a planet in the system.
The Icarus was severely damaged in the battle, atmospheric re-entry and crash landing. It is not known whether the Enterprise later recovered it. (EV comic: "The Flat, Gold Forever")
| Class F shuttlecraft | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Federation, Starfleet | NCC-1701/9 • NCC-6038/5 • NCC-K7 • Apollo • Balboa • Columbus • Conrad • da Vinci • Einstein • Ellis • Galileo (2251) • Galileo (2265-2267) • Galileo (2267-2268) • Galileo II • Icarus • Keppler • McAuliffe • Niagara • Picasso • Sutherland | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Terran Empire, Starfleet (mirror universe) | Bellarmine • Galileo | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) auxiliary craft | ||
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| 2240s-2264 | Columbus (I) • Icarus • Kepler | |
| 2260s five-year mission | Armstrong • John Burke • Columbus (I) • Copernicus • Edwin Drake • Einstein • Ericksen • Galileo (I) • Galileo (II) • Galileo II • Caroline Herschel • Kepler | |
| 2270s-2280s | Brahe • Clarke • Columbus (II) • Copernicus • Ellis • Galileo III • Gamow • Halley • Hawking • Kahoutek • Onizuka • Valgard | |