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Spacedock Birmingham SFR-2021

SPACEDOCK BIRMINGHAM SFR-2021

Spacedock Birmingham is an uprated Ournal Spacedock (Mark III) in geosynchronous orbit above the City of Birmingham. Spacedock Birmingham offers a meeting of minds and safe harbour for visiting personnel from local ships and Starfleet as a whole.

Though she can house ships as large as the Galaxy, Sovereign and even Odyssey classes, her dry dock facilities, and those around her making up the Birmingham fleet yards, are building the latest regeneration of the Constitution II class starship that proved once again, during the Dominion War, that it was an extremely capable and flexible spaceframe design

Three generations on from the Wyvern subclass that the "Connies" took on during that war, the new James Watt subclass (development code name “Constitution II-X”) offers a well known space frame, a legendary silhouette, known across the galaxy and a modular approach to make it the most flexible series of ships in the fleet.

The project became the Constitution II X when it was determined that the outline, the very silhouette of the early "refit" Constitution class aka Constitution II Class was still regarded as not only a symbol of Starfleet but a symbol of hope due to it’s association with the V’Ger incident, Khitomer Accords and various other missions of the era as well as rescue and swift response missions during the Dominion War.

Once decided the spaceframe was targetted to be as similar as possible in external layout to such a famous design, while incorporating the hyper-modular system designs and cutting edge technology from tomorrows starships – capable of great humanitarian feats, but also a wolf in sheep’s clothing, capable of complete modular swop out and launch in under an hour from a correctly equipped Spacedock such as Spacedock Birmingham.

Home dock of 8 vessels, all of the new James Watt subclass of the Constitution II class starship (aka Constitution II-X):

  • NX-101700 U.S.S. James Watt
  • NCC-101701 U.S.S. Geekology
  • NCC-101702 U.S.S.Optimus Prime
  • NCC-101703 U.S.S. Matthew Boulton
  • NCC-101704 U.S.S. J.R.R. Tolkien
  • NCC-101705 U.S.S. George Cadbury
  • NCC-101706 U.S.S. Terry Pratchett
  • NCC-101707 U.S.S. Julie Walters