Alexandria II

ALEXANDRIA II (Danube Class Runabout)

Catagory: General-Purpose Interstellar Vessel

Expected Duration: 10 years

Time Between Resupply: NA

Time Between Refit: NA

PERSONNEL

Crew: 2-4

Passengers: 2

Prisoner Containment Capacity: 4

SPEED

Full Impulse: .25c Cruising Velocity: Warp 4 Maximum Velocity: Warp 4.7 (12 hours) Emergency Velocity: Warp 4.765 (1 hour)

DIMENSIONS

Length: 23.1 Meters

Width: 13.7 Meters

Height: 5.4 Meters

Mass: 158.7 Metric Tons

Hull: Duranium-Tritanium Composite

Decks: 1

ARMAMENTS

Defensive Systems:

•Standard Shielding

•Electronic Shielding Suite

•Extra Layer of Duranium-Tritanium Composite (Armor)

Offensive Systems:

Phasers: Type IV (2) Type III (4)

Transport Systems:

One, 2-person, transporter

Tractor Beams:

Two, 1 forward and 1 aft

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The Danube-class grew out of a series of studies by the Advanced Starship Design Bureau which began in 2363 to create a small versatile vessel for use in a wide range of missions. The final design for the Danube-class conducted flight tests which were so successful the class went into immediate production, with the first ships of the class entering service in 2368. The first batch of Danube-class ships were assigned as support craft to Deep Space 9 where they, and later replacements, served with distinction for many notable missions.

The Utopia Planitia Yards served as the primary Danube-class construction facility with three other sites set up to continue production of the class and spare parts for existing vessels after the first production run at Utopia Planitia. By the late 2370s the Advanced Starship Design Bureau was developing successors for the class while Starfleet continued to build more of this very successful class.

Micheal acquired this runabout (which he renamed, ALEXANDRIA II, while the ship and crew were visiting Daucina. The dealer originally twelve bars of gold-pressed latinum, however, he managed to lower the price considerably. After Micheal left the ship is now owned by Dixoho Saa in many pieces.