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From: bruhgraw@uok.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Names of Starships - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 23-Mar-84 10:43:00 EDT
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uok!bruhgraw    Mar 23 18:43:00 1984

>>>In "Tomorrow is Yesterday" Kirk mentions that there are only twelve ships
>>>like the Enterprise in the fleet. The other 11 are:
>>>
>>>Constellation	( The Doomsday Machine)
>>>Defiant		( The Tholian Web)
>>>Excalibur		( The Ultimate Computer)
>>>Exeter		( The Omega Glory )
>>>Farragut		( Obsession )
>>>Intrepid		( The Immunity Syndrome )
>>>Lexington		( The Ultimate Computer)
>>>Potemkin		( Turnabout Intruder )
>>>Republic		( Court Martial)
>>>Valiant		( A Taste of Armageddon)
>>>Yorktown		( Obsession )

What about the Hood?  It was in "The Ultimate Computer" (we actually saw it).
I'm not sure the Defiant was actually a Heavy Cruiser; it might have been a
Light Cruiser (ha).

The Exeter wasn't really destroyed, was it?  They could have decontaminated
it, or some such.