Insignia Class
TYPE
Insignia Class Frigate
COMMISSIONED
2397 - present
UNIT RUN
NCC 75450  USS Insignia  •  NCC 75451  USS Terra Nova  •  NCC 55497-B  USS Calgary
NCC 75453  USS Pioneer  •  NCC 83907  USS Sisko  •  NCC 88975  USS Phoenix




Plus an additional 67 vessels.  The class remains in production.
LENGTH: 439.54m
BEAM: 252.42m
HEIGHT: 66.42m

DECKS: 16
DIMENSIONS
CREW
250; 1,500 evacuation limit
ARMAMENT
9 x type XI phaser arrays, total output 34,600 TeraWatts
4 x standard torpedo tubes +175 quantum torpedoes
DEFENSE
Standard Shield System, total capacity 3,540,000 TeraJoules
Standard Duranium/Tritanium single hull, plus 2.0cm ablative armor
Standard Level Structural Integrity Field
PROPULSION
NORMAL CRUISE: Warp 8.5
MAXIMUM CRUISE: Warp 13.0
MAXIMUM SPEED: Warp 19.2 for 6 hours
STRENGTH INDEX
Galaxy Class = 1000
BEAM FIREPOWER: 692
TORPEDO FIREPOWER: 500
WEAPON RANGE/ACCURACY: 345
SHIELD STREGNTH: 1,311
HULL ARMOR: 350
SPEED: 1,771
MANEUVERABILITY: 3,505

OVERALL: 789
DIPLOMATIC GRADE
2
HULL LIFE
50 years
REFIT CYCLE
MINOR: 1 year
STANDARD: 2 years
MAJOR: 15 years
NOTES
The Insignia is one of the first complete multi-purpose vessels in Starfleet. Designed to
bolster the front lines during the Elorg War, the Insignia very quickly became an integral
part of the war efforts.  By the war's end, more than 70 Insignia-class starships were
operating within Federation space.

Because of its modular design, the Insignia-class features a unique deck plan.  While any of
the 8 modules can be removed and replaced with relative ease, the 6 modules that make
up the port and starboard sides of the saucer are typically replaced.  Crew quarters and
other recreational facilities are contained in the two remaining modules, and are typically
replaced only as a last resort.

Facilities crucial to ship functions, including the bridge, sickbay, and main engineering, are
a part of the main hull, and cannot be replaced outside of a major refit.

The Insignia design featured on this page is outfitted with the standard modules required
for exploratory and scientific missions.  When placed into a tactical situation, the Insignia
can be outfitted with modules capable of enhancing both its offensive and defensive
capabilities.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Insignia-class model used throughout this site was created by Mark Kingsnorth.


This page was created using information from the Daystrom Institute Technical Library
(www.ditl.org)