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This ship was never directly seen on screen, but it ''is'' mentioned by name and registry number in background dialogue in {{film|1}}. Its schematics (taken from [[Franz Joseph]]'s ''[[Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'') appeared on the ''Enterprise'' computer displays in {{film|2}} and {{film|3}}. |
This ship was never directly seen on screen, but it ''is'' mentioned by name and registry number in background dialogue in {{film|1}}. Its schematics (taken from [[Franz Joseph]]'s ''[[Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'') appeared on the ''Enterprise'' computer displays in {{film|2}} and {{film|3}}. |
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− | The name is presumably a tribute to [[Hermes]], the ancient [[greek mythology|Greek messenger-god]]. |
+ | The name is presumably a tribute to [[Hermes]], the ancient [[greek mythology|Greek messenger-god]] although the name could be from the [[Royal Navy]] flagship HMS Hermes that led the British task force in the Falklands War in the late 20th century. |
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Revision as of 09:12, 11 March 2008
The USS Hermes (NCC-585) was a prototype for the Federation's Template:ShipClass scouts, which were in service during the mid-23rd century.
Background
This ship was never directly seen on screen, but it is mentioned by name and registry number in background dialogue in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Its schematics (taken from Franz Joseph's Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual) appeared on the Enterprise computer displays in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
The name is presumably a tribute to Hermes, the ancient Greek messenger-god although the name could be from the Royal Navy flagship HMS Hermes that led the British task force in the Falklands War in the late 20th century.
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