Had Some Work Done... Isn't She Beautiful?

Leonard McCoy once said...

"Treat her like a lady, and she'll take you home every time."

that she will!

Always... but a safe landing is not guaranteed. ;-)

Speaking of ladies...always thought "drill thrall Shahna" was the hottest Kirk babe of all...

Yes, I remember this gal. They were constantly battling with the censors of the day, according to Mr. Shatner in his book, 'Star Trek Memories' It's a great read - so is 'Star Trek Movie Memories'.

Btw, do you remember Elena of Troyius? She is drop-dead gorgeous. *drools*

Hmmm...maybe :)

lol

He had all kinds of alien women! lol

lol

They were mining Zenite again, weren't they?

Those Zenite gas fumes make people do crazy things!

If I remember correctly, she lived in Cloud City (25 years before Lando Calrissian). ;-p

There's always Enterprise B, C, D, and E!

But first a quote from Captain Picard.

"All tese ships were called Enterprise..."

Space Shuttle Enterprise was the first Space Shuttle orbiter, built for NASA in 1976. The Shuttle was supposed to be named Constitution, but a write-in campaign successfully persuaded NASA to name it after the Star Trek starship.

Space Shuttle Enterprise can be seen at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City.

VSS Enterprise was the first SpaceShipTwo (SS2) spaceplane, built by Scaled Composites for Virgin Galactic... Enterprise was destroyed during a powered test flight on 31 October 2014, killing one pilot and seriously injuring another. This is the first spacecraft-related accident in which at least one crew member has survived

An early future Enterprise - the NX-01 was an NX Class starship and had polarized hull shielding. NX-01 was used in the TV series Enterprise and helmed by Captain Jonathan Archer. The ship is presumed destroyed in an episode call Twilight, but this is in an alternate universe. According to an Internet source, the ship was completely destroyed by the Tholians in "In a Mirror, Darkly" Part I. Since this is Star Trek, this could change in the future... a different interpretation of the ship's fate includes it possibly being remembered in a museum by Dian Troi.

Enterprise 1701 was a Constitution class vesel. The ship was originally helmed by Captain Robert April, then Captain Pike before Captain Kirk was given command.

The original ship was refitted and modernized for Star Trek The Motion Picture and destroyed in Star Trek III: The Search For Spock. It was sacrificed to prevent Klingons from capturing it and learning Federation Technology. Kirk initiated a self-destruct sequence and the ship exploded, then decended into the Genesis Planet.

Kirk: "My God, Bones, what have I done?"
McCoy: "What you had to do. What you always do. Turned death into a fighting chance to live."

Enterprise A (also a Constitution Class vesel), was introduced in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home as a replacement for the original Enterprise.

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According to the non-canon novel The Ashes of Eden, written by William Shatner, Starfleet Commander-in-Chief Androvar Drake orders Enterprise-A decommissioned and destroyed during war games and weapons testing, but the Chal government intervenes. Ultimately, Enterprise is destroyed to prevent Drake's completion of a disastrous personal agenda.
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There were other Enterprises in alternate universes (for example - Mirror, Mirror). In Star Trek: Beyond, Enterprise was destroyed during the battle over the planet Altamid when it was attacked by Krall and his Swarm ships.

Enterprise B was an Excelsior Class vesel from Star Trek: Generations. Captain Harriman was originally at the helm. The ship was damaged by colliding with an energy field and Captain Kirk was transported to the Nexus. He met Captain Picard there over 70 years after he was presumed lost due to a hull breach on Enterprise B. Kirk later died in the Nexus while trying to prevent a rocket launch by Tolian Soran.

There are different accounts of Enterprise B' fate, including decommisioning and being lost/presumed destroyed.

Enterprice C was an Ambassador Class ship, with Captain Rachel Garrett in command. The ship was sacrificed in a TNG episode called Yesterday's Enterprise to preserve the timeline and save Enterprise D. Garret was killed before the ship was lost and presumed destroyed. In a later episode, Enterprise C was revealed to have been captured by the Romulans. Tasha Yar made a reappearance in Yesterday's Enterprise - in the alternate timeline after originally being killed in the first season of TNG. She transferred to Enterprise C during its final battle and after being captured, had a half human/half Romulan daughter.

Enterprise D was a Galaxy Class ship. This was Captain Picard's second ship (his first was the Farragut). In Star Trek: Generations, the ship suffered a warp core breach as a result of a battle with the (Klingon) Duras sisters. After a saucer seperation. The primary hull (non-saucer section) exploded and the crew faced a crash landing on Veridian III. The saucer section was deestroyed by the impact but the crew survived. During the firey decent, Leutenant Commander Ddata uttered one of his most prophetic lines ever, "Ooooohh sh!t".

Enterprise E was a Soverign Class starship - a replacement for Enterprise D. According to Memory Alpha...
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In the DS9 Millennium book series, the Enterprise was destroyed at the Battle of Rigel VII in an alternate future that the intrepid heroes of Deep Space 9 later prevented... The short story "Unexpected Honor", written for issue 40 of Star Trek Magazine in May 2012, revealed that the Enterprise-E was destroyed in an ambush by the Undine at Starbase 236 in 2408; among the survivors was Captain Data, who retired from Starfleet to take up teaching on Earth.
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And that's it... that's all I've got. I hope someone will correct me if I've made any errors or omissions. But for now I will leave you with a quote from Captain Picard, given during the Romulan battle in Yesterday's Enterprise, shortly before Enterprise C meets her fate.

"Let's make sure history never forgets the name... Enterprise."

lol, Wow that looks like everything there is to know about Enterprises. Thanks!

It was my pleasure. There's actually a bit more, but I ran out of steam. I mean dilitium crystals.

Glad you liked it! :-)

What about the aircraft carriers?

There are also several wooden sea vessels, an Antarctic survey balloon... way too much to list. I wound up omitting those to keep it as short as possible.

I thought these were just the essentials and anyone interested could track down all the ancient and future Enterprises.

Btw, Gene Roddenberry originally named the ship Yorktown, after another naval vessel.

A wooden one was captured from the French by the British and renamed HMS Enterprise - probably the one you're thinking of.

Please feel free to add any Enterprise ships you feel are necessary. They are all welcome here - except Enterprise Rent-A-Car . ;-p

You gals look mahvelous!

Hey, would you mind... I have a sink in the kitchen. It's stopped up and I think you can help!

I meant Christopher Plummer.

He played a Klingon in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.

Chang was Chancellor Gorkon's chief of staff. ;-)

Look Chris, I've got this sink in the kitchen. Problem is, the water don't sink!

If you could just check it out... with your GOOD eye? ;-p