The EXETER Legacy
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2019
- The name Exeter has been applied to many a starfleet vessel and real naval ship. Let's look at the lineage that this name has traveled and the burdens it carries since the 17th century.
Also in many ways, Star Trek treated this vessel as sort of following in the Enterprise's footsteps.
Other Legacies to look at:
USS Hood: • The USS HOOD Legacy
USS Farragut: • The FARRAGUT Legacy
Music from bensound.com, purple-planet.com and freesfx.co.uk
Star Trek Online developed by Cryptic Studios and Perfect World.
Star Trek, Star Trek Enterprise/Voyager/Deep Space Nine/Discovery/Picard and The Next Generation are all owned and distributed by CBS.
Star Trek Films are owned and distributed by Paramount Pictures
This Video is for critical purposes with commentary.
"Space Explorers" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
creativecommons.org/licenses/b... 
Игры
Sorry all, I stumble my dates at 0:27 (should be 1691) and again at 3:49 (should be 2270).
Busy time (Black Friday week in UK and I work retail) and I'm was cramming in recordings whenever I can, sorry all!
Certifiably Ingame It SHOULD NOT BE BLACK FRIDAY HERE IN THE UK 🇬🇧 AS BLACK IS AMERICAN 🇺🇸 RETAIL EVENT!
@@ozsdcontentcreator1068 k
This again is in character for him, he was displayed by 200 years give or take lol
Hey has anyone thought about the ambassador class with a nebula cruiser package just a thought great now i gotta look it up lol im sure someones modeled one
Love this series
Perhaps the two of you could do a collaberation series at some point. I'd watch it.
@@thesageofgames1871 weve done a few
Ayyy it's Lore Reloaded! Love the videos man! As an aside: are you ever going to get to do that collab with BlackPantsLegion?
@@internetzenmaster8952 I AM! I gotta stop being lazy
Don't know why, but I was just reminded by this that I got a few Star Trek inspired custom ship builds that I use in my videos that I need to write some background lore on. That and one of them could use a good solid refitting.
The U.S.S. Kirk is clearly named after Kirk Douglas.
Lol
No, it's definitely named after the famous hero of ancient greek mythology, Kirkules.
I was thinking it was related to Star Wars somehow. lol
No being as this is a Star Trek video it’d more than likely be named after Captain Kirk
No being as this is a Star Trek video it’d more than likely be named after Captain Kirk
Kirk...kirk...name seems familiar.
Nah I can't place it either
Makes you wonder which "Kirk" ...?
kirk... nah, I just can't put my finger on the name.
Must be T.J. Kirk, AKA the Amazing Atheist.
Is this comment a cry for help?
@@artonline01 IDK man, maybe we should contact the "Kirk" guy
Ever since Yesterday's Enterprise where we see the Enterprise-C, I have been in love with the Ambassador Class. Something about it's design I just love find far more appealing than even the Galaxy Class. Akin to liking an old classic car over the new 2019 model. I like this particular video, for the Ambassador Class USS Exeter is a vessel in my own Star Trek Fan Fiction. Thanks Rick for this video. Perhaps your next video could be of the USS Sovereign and her Legacy?
a slight slip of the tongue saying 1961 instead of 1691
Yep noticed that pretty fast
and repeating the first two battle names for the 1763 ship...
This again is in character for him, he was displayed by 200 years give or take lol
Still think USS Lollipop should be covered it would be sweet
It is a good ship
USS LOLLIPOP sounds like a Starfleet misfit ship crewed by the lowest performing members and captain by a galaxy spanning womanizer. It sounds like some ship out of The Orville Star Trek parody tv series. Lol! 🤣
*shaking my head* 😄😂😂
What are its armaments?
Yeah, it was a good ship in many ways, but it ended up getting licked...
😏
I really love the fact that lineage of these star trek ships have root in the real world
well, the Star Trek History is the same as our real history uptil about the 1960-90s then its starts to track into its own universe XD
I love the name "Exeter", it just sounds dignified and regal. Personally, I'd like to see a Sovereign- or Odyssey-class ship continue the moniker.
As someone born and raised in the city that gives it's name to the real world Royal Navy ships I thank you, our city coat of arms has the motto "Semper Fidelis" due to our loyalty to the crown
Hey! It’s possible that it was a temporal accident which brought it to the future which is what damaged it, and when it was pushed back through Time, it was scrapped.
Logic!
( I think I’m part Vulcan)
I'm a day 1-er in STO. My first ship, USS Exeter (NCC-91672) Because of how registration worked in the game back then) now, despite the release of an Exeter class, I kept the name now commanding NCC-1672-E
Headcanon for life lol
I'm loving this legacy series. Well researched, interesting, relevant to Trek but some real history. It has it all, well done, please make many more!
Thanks Rick for another video which focuses on the legacy of various ship names/classes.
I love these videos because I learn what I assume is actual history as well as what happen in Star Trek, keep up the good work my dude
OH YOU ARE GOOD at explaining the history in a interesting way Thank you for your hard work of research to get as many possible facts right.
7:03 - 7:08; Hmm, that gives me an idea. Maybe I might rename one of my Galaxy classes that.
I love your work it teaches me a lot about history.
Love this video, especially as I was born, raised and still live in Exeter, Devon which is where the real world Royal Navy ships got their names, never realised there were only 2 York-class heavy cruisers though so that's cool to learn
USS valiant : defiant class. Seen only once in ds9 red squad crew. Eps 106 I think please do this
The Challenger Lexington or thunder child next
The Thunder Child, most famous for its valiant defense of the little steamer ship during the War of the Worlds.
How about the Legacy of ships named Excalibur?
And this one was done earlier today. Thanks. :)
Loved the outro music in this video!
Lovely series!
The Ambassador class is my absolute favorite traditional Trek hull design.
Nice to see it getting the love it deserves
Hey captain! Love your videos so much mate. If I have a rough day, I’ll often come back to these nerdy videos to help distract me from whatever I’m dealing with. If I could make a suggestion for another LEGACY video, it would be the legacy of the Valiant. Call it selfish interest - I’m writing a story about a ship called valiant...
Im REALLY loving these lineage videos! Anything to expand the trek universe!
Is there a lineage for the Pegasus???
USS Buran maybe, I mean there was one alpha canon and one beta canon version of the name. The ship Lorca commanded before Discovery and a challenger class ship. If i recall that is the ship that was built with Galaxy parts but the nacelles were run along the top/bottom as opposed to the side.
Any chance we could get a Constellation legacy?
I want to point out something: Riker was offered the rank of captain in season three ("the icarus factor"), but turned it down. I don't think shelby was introduced until shortly after first contact with the Borg was made, which i believe happened in season four or five. I bring this up because i don't think the video creator was being fair to Will Riker.
The ships you cite for the first gulf war 1979, in the picture are all Canadian performing a RAS. A Tribal destroyer, AOR, and a Cadillac, all retired. Time index (2:23).
Nice video.
To be fair to Riker, there are at least 100,000 alternative timelines where he is captain of the _Enterprise_ ... and Riker gets to see most of them, if only briefly, in the episode where Worf kept jumping timelines.
Actually the registery for the 2409 Exeter is 1672-C. I read that on an early sto video from way back.
Exeter was my Kelvin sim as well. :)
I doubt you would see a Galaxy class Exeter except in the alternate timeline when the ship was actually designed as a warship.
1:40 I heard the Battle of the River Knife and Fork was a tough one too.
3:49 Given what happened to Exeter under Tracey, I don’t envy Captain Newman taking over a ship where 400 people died horrible deaths. I hope his CMO was an exorcist...
4:25 the name “Exeter II” doesn’t sit well with me. Not sure why. Maybe because we’ve never seen that happen outside of the Galileo II shuttle. If it happened with starships, there’d surely be a Saratoga VIII by now...
let me guess... ALL of the Saratoga's are Miranda class vessels
Oceanic Empire haha yeh, but one each of all the different Miranda variants we’ve seen, just to make it interesting!
@@mb2000 I think there's like only 5 variants, so you'll either have to do some double or even triple ups, OR, Build new variants,
@@Oceanic2409 Well, one of the STO variants *is* the Saratoga-class... :)
@@DeaconBlues117 true
Do the Endeavor next please!
So the first Exitur served from 1690 is 1961? Wow. that was soooome service life!
"Yes we know who you are Captain Garrovick. Captain of the unwanted Starship with the Ghost of a dead crew."
I thought this comment said commisar yarivick for a second
@@diegodankquixote-wry3242 It actually was quoting the Gorn if memory serves. from Starship Exeter
@@optimuscprime Tressaurian. Not Gorn.
The end part about the galaxy class was funny
@6:15 - Little known fact, this ship was named in honor of Jackson Roykirk, famous inventor of the Nomad probe series, but they got the name slightly wrong during the name-research.
Out of curiosity the photo of the 3 ships for the gulf war picture with the tanker in the middle looking like they are RASing do you know what the other two ships are?
One of my favorite things about STO is how they've taken established classes like the Constitution, Excelsior, and Ambassador classes and made 25th Century reimagined versions like the Exeter class, Resolute class, and Narendra class. The Exeter class is easily my favorite
The Kirk was named after Peter Kirk. James T. Kirk's nephew who was one of the survivors of Deneva Colony after it was attacked by the flying parasites. James's brother Sam and Sam's wife Aurelan died due to the parasites. Just kidding, I have no Idea who it was named after. ;)
This James T Kirk. Who is he?
@@Oceanic2409 He was Peter's uncle. lol
@@revrndskip Ahh yes
out of all the federation ships, just something about the Ambassador class i love, i really should play star trek online so i can have one
could you do an episode on the USS Eagle?
Whether the next USS Exeter will be a galaxy class begs the question of whether galaxy class ships are still built in the early 25th century.
Can you do a video on what Star fleet does during a decommission? Do they just blow it up?
Do a Legacy Video on the Valiant.
Is there a reason for the enterprise being the only ship getting letters after the name? A to E and even J in the distant future seen in Enterprise. I haven’t seen this in other ships. Or have I missed something?
Wow 1961 really?
Lieutenant Styles need a review
Everyone made Captain before Ryker. Including the other Ryker.
Most ship's named after older or famous forbears don't retain the pennant or hull number USS Lexington for example went from CV2 to CV16 then we have Enterprise herself CV6 to CVN65 to the baby of the group CVN80. Enterprise is the Hero ship NCC 1701 is almost as iconic as her captains can you imagine an NCC 65497 USS Enterprise?
I well admit if they where going to do it for Enterprise it would be nice to have it done for all the others but then having all those -A -B -C moving around space would make for a little more then confusion a fleet HQ
3:51 you accidentally say 2370 instead of 2270. Threw me for a loop lol
Step sister of NCC 1701 SHIP OF THE LINE !!!
Hi I am a big fan of your show I really liked it a lot and I just want to know what they have a history inside the ship call sulaco Star Trek
Best of my knowledge, the Sulacco was only in "Aliens". Wrong universe. Sorry!
But the difference is Elizabeth Shelby was given the command of an old ship one that is past it's service life. Will Riker was given a brand new ship
Not sure if you got the names of those early battles correct.. but when you said them my sofa levitated and turned into a giant pinto bean
Oh course Shelby made Captain before Riker. Riker was in it for the experiences, Shelby was all in for the fast track to the center seat.
Named after my hometown 😊
Where's that? 🤓
Why would they put that " Disco" version in for, then put it back to normal for ?.
Admiral Alan Goodrich Kirk was the exeter class ship
👍
Whoa whoa whoa hang on... are you even Bean Rick?
How about the USS Hood?
lexington476 that's already been done
Then I'm curious is there a USS Ark Royal? That's my ship in STO - Odyssey-class.
Yes there was or should I say will be a USS Ark Royal NCC 1791 Archenar Constitution subclass notably commanded by captain Lance Cartwright in 2270 during a Klingon incursion led by a commander K- dang on the federation world Nidrus Gamma where he rescued among other colonists a young vulcan girl by the name of Valeris & her family starting a long association between the two which ended in Admiral Cartwright & Lieutenant Valeris participating in the assassination of Klingon chancellor Gorkon & the plot to blame the command crew of enterprise for the act all above information courtesy of memory beta archives this is why I love trek because of it's rich history even that that never appears on screen
Wasn’t Darth Vaders Star destroyer named this as well?
THE GALAXY CLASS IS NOT A BLOODY WARSHIP
Although I can imagine a Akira class named Exeter :)
It's not *thought* of as a warship, certainly - but in battle it can hold its own against several opponents, and its phasers are capable of drilling through a planetary crust (fortunately, that was being done to alleviate stresses that would have destroyed the planet, rather than providing a nice entrance hole for a few photon torpedoes).
@@DeaconBlues117 Photon torpedoes, there's only 2. one for, one aft. If I designed the Galaxy class, I would make it smaller and a little bit more powerful, sorta like a bigger new orleans class but with more photon launchers
I comment for the sake of the algorithm!
Exeter should have the letter suffix as well
Exeter was a name of a galaxy in a Star Trek game. Does that count?
😸👍
Given the length of service of the Ambassador class USS Exeter, I would guess they skip over the Galaxy class. I'd be surprised if many new Galaxy class ships were built after the Dominion War. The next Exeter was probably an Akira or Sovereign. With the advances forced by the Borg threat and the Dominion War and the vastly over built Starfleet of the post Dominion War years, your going to see almost all the older ships scrapped, with only the new classes retained in active service. While the Galaxy is still a newer class, it is a pre-Borg design. The new fleet will be primarily Akiras, Sovereigns and Intrepids. Ambassadors and Excelsiors will be decommissioned en mass, and while Galaxies and Nebulas might be retained, I don't expect they'll be building new ones.
Given that Galaxy class ships had a glass jaw - almost every one of them we saw has been destroyed within just a few years of operation, I suspect that big moving target was already being phased out during the Dominion war. For all the theory (Worf - shed of her bulk the Enterprise is a capable warship (season 1) and in The Best of Both Worlds), we seldom see it pack much of a punch vs capable opponents.
@@jkrolak7978 The way the Galaxy was designed, I suspect it was originally designed as a colony ship and perhaps pressed into warship duty due to the needs of the Cardassian War (where it would have performed just fine) but then as that conflict abated, sent off on exploratory duty as it was now over engineered for a colony ship. It was from an era when Federation technology was so advanced beyond its likely rivals, it didn't matter, but not up to the challenges that would emerge in the first few years of its service (the resurgent Romulan Empire, the Botg, the Dominion).
@@bradleypotts9865 Actually the Galaxy class of ships was more of a scientific platform with a side of exploration. In typical Star Fleet fashion, it was intended to punch above it's class. However it is one of the few designs that didn't manage even to hold it's own. While it had plenty, Enterprise and her class sisters, didn't do very well in a fire fight. They were also notoriously prone to other break downs, although perhaps that can be forgiven for that as it was usually due to "more advanced" tech causing the problems.
They were comfortable ships. But in a battle even against know opponents like Klingon, Dominion, even occasionally the lowly Fergengi, it could seldom take a good punch. In many ways there were like a current cruse ship vs a modern US Carrier. Good in their specialty but that was about it.
I thought the _Bonhomme Richard_ was NCC-1712.
It seems like most federation vessels are named with human names. While humans make up a majority of federation personnel, there are still hundreds of other members. We dont really hear any vessels named after other species.
It’s entirely possible that until the 24th century, Starfleet vessels and sovereign Federation members maintained distinct fleets that were finally folded together. This has the tangential benefit of explaining why Starfleet ships are so human-centric in the 23rd century and become less so by the 24th.
Pretty sure the next Exeter will be Sovereign Class
Or a Galaxy X
@@bloodrave9578 considering its history, I doubt it
@@s_kill_it4996 Even better, an Odyssey Class or Presidio class
Hmm, way late to comment on this and expect to be seen --- but I think it should have been mentioned that the Exeter was originally named for the Exeter Royal Family of England.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marquess_of_Exeter
USS Yorktown
How about the USS Crazy Horse, USS Horatio, USS Kearsarge, USS Victory, USS Fearless, USS Majestic, USS Nautilus, USS Phoenix
You keep getting the dates wrong.
3:45 Saying 23?? instead of 22??.
I guess Starship Exeter fan project didn't make the cut.
1961?
Hulked in 1961, huh?
Sovereign class, USS Exeter
So basically the Exeter is the British Enterprise.
Side note the british had an HMS enterprise in ww2
All the captains seem to have been Human... 🤨☹️
No bloody A-B or D, But C though.
Hahaha Shelby vs Riker
comment😄🖖
Or maybe the next Exeter will be a sovereign-class
Don't Starfleet name ship's after people with the full name .....so it would read USS JAMES T KIRK...
Or perhaps it was named for James R. Kirk, that beloved friend of Gary Mitchells that he was distracted and thinking about while confronting the Enterprise's Captain on Delta Vega. (Can't seem to remember the Captain's name in that episode...)
Do. The. Enterprise.
Thumbs up for Bitchy Shelby making Captain before Riker.
Shelby wanted it. Beardo didn't.
Shellbee married Callhorn
U.S.S. Kirk, hmmmm, ?.
I can confirm you did instead butcher ever single one of those names lol but who cares they are mostly french and who really likes them lol
Dog Exeter
I Love STO but xbox sucks. I've had 3 xbox ones blow up on me. Only 400$-1000$ for a new one 🤣.
Styles without substance... I almost feel sorry for the pompous guy. Almost.
You cant possibly be a lore series for Star Trek and not know why they would name a class resembling the Constitution class named the Kirk Class. It's clearly named in honor of American actor Kirk Cameron of Growing Pains fame. Get your lore straight!