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Three captains...three tales...one legendary ship...

Robert April's era: In the later days of the Four-Year War, The Federation and the Klingon Empire were having their final battle over Axanar. The D6 cruisers were no match against the Ares-class ships that were fielded, but that all changed when the D7 came to play. The Ares, under the command of Kevlan Garth, was taken heavy damage by the D7. With their weapons and shields offline, the Ares was about to ram the D7, when two blue streaks of phaser fire came out of nowhere and struck the D7's port nacelle. The Ares crew was stunned, but Garth simply smiled because he knew where that blast came from, and that they completed her in the nick of time. The phaser blast came from the newly completed Constitution-class starship, and a name that would go down in history as a legend: The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 with Captain Robert April leading the charge to victory...

Christopher Pike's era: You all know of the unusual tale of the Enterprise when it took a trip to Talos IV before setting up General Order 01 (the ONLY death penalty in the book) (And soon, you'll see his adventures on the U.S.S. Discovery). After the events of "The Cage" and "ST: Disco," he was promoted to Fleet Captain and gave command of the Enterprise to a much younger man

James Kirk's era: From constant battles to first contact of different species, the starship Enterprise, under the command of James T. Kirk, has paved the way for a new generation of starfleet officers to live under the creed of the Federation: "To explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before..."

The AU Enterprise and their uniforms: captDLangston

The representing logos: The Star Trek Design Project

Putting it all together: Gundam1701

See Star Trek: The Original Series. Now on Blu-Ray and streaming on Netflix

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Three captains...three tales...one legendary ship...

Robert April's era: In the later days of the Four-Year War, The Federation and the Klingon Empire were having their final battle over Axanar. The D6 cruisers were no match against the Ares-class ships that were fielded, but that all changed when the D7 came to play. The Ares, under the command of Kevlan Garth, was taken heavy damage by the D7. With their weapons and shields offline, the Ares was about to ram the D7, when two blue streaks of phaser fire came out of nowhere and struck the D7's port nacelle. The Ares crew was stunned, but Garth simply smiled because he knew where that blast came from, and that they completed her in the nick of time. The phaser blast came from the newly completed Constitution-class starship, and a name that would go down in history as a legend: The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 with Captain Robert April leading the charge to victory...

Christopher Pike's era: You all know of the unusual tale of the Enterprise when it took a trip to Talos IV before setting up General Order 01 (the ONLY death penalty in the book) (And soon, you'll see his adventures on the U.S.S. Discovery). After the events of "The Cage" and "ST: Disco," he was promoted to Fleet Captain and gave command of the Enterprise to a much younger man

James Kirk's era: From constant battles to first contact of different species, the starship Enterprise, under the command of James T. Kirk, has paved the way for a new generation of starfleet officers to live under the creed of the Federation: "To explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before..."

The AU Enterprise and their uniforms: captDLangston

The representing logos: The Star Trek Design Project

Putting it all together: Gundam1701

See Star Trek: The Original Series. Now on Blu-Ray and streaming on Netflix