ACTD - Advanced Starship Design Bureau | Norway-class Specs
Layout: The layout of the Norway Class’ bridge module sprawls some in comparison to equivalent ships due to the high-traffic. It is distributed forward instead of laterally (unlike most ships) and focuses in the same direction.
Norway class - Memory Beta, non-canon Star Trek Wiki
The Norway-class was a 24th century Federation starship type, a medium cruiser[1] in Starfleet service from the late 2360s[2] to the 2380s[6] decade. (TNG movie & novelization: Star Trek: First...
Norway Class - Starbase 400
In 2353 Starfleet requested a new class of Starship to complement the Akira and Steamrunner classes. This new 'Norway' class was to have a 50% reduction in armament to allow two extra science labs, a set of ambassadorial quarters and a large conference hall complex to be inserted.
Norway class - Memory Gamma | Fandom
The modular design allowed for components from the Akira-class and the Zephyr-class variant to be used with the Oslo-class. Improvements in the Oslo variant included an improved power transfer grid that was shielded from surges normally caused by overloads or damage to the ship's plasma conduits.
Norway class - Memory Alpha | Fandom
The Norway-class was a type of Federation starship in service with Starfleet during the 2370s. Armament included a phaser emitter mounted on the dorsal bow. The keel of the ship class resembled the hull of the Defiant -class. In 2373, at least four Norway -class vessels saw action at the Battle of Sector 001. (Star Trek: First Contact)
Norway class - 118Wiki - StarBase 118
Mass: 622,000 metric tons Accommodation: 190 officers and crew; 500 personnel evacuation limit Power Plant: One 1,500+ Cochrane warp core feeding two nacelles; one impulse system Performance: Warp 9.7 for 12 hours Armament: Six type-10 phaser emitters; two photon torpedo launchers References
Norway class - Ktarn Fleet Command Wiki
The following was the standard internal layout of Norway -class vessels. [1] View of the initial bridge design (Tadeo D'Oria). Located on Deck 5, the bridge of the Norway -class had a viewscreen on the forward bulkhead. The operations and …
Norway class/Class Profile - 118Wiki - StarBase 118
Mass: 622,000 metric tons Accommodation: 190 officers and crew; 500 personnel evacuation limit Power Plant: One 1,500+ Cochrane warp core feeding two nacelles; one impulse system Performance: Warp 9.7 for 12 hours Armament: Six type …
Norway Class - D6Holocron
The Norway's small engineering hull was located atop the primary hull, and comprised the uppermost decks of the ship, directly behind the bridge and above the two rear-facing shuttlebays. A compact but powerful warp core enabled a top speed of warp 9.7.
Norway Class Design Specifications - The Trek BBS
The only notable contribution made by the class to the war effort lay in its design; the configuration of the Norway's warp nacelles bear a structural resemblance to those of the later Akira class, and data collected by Norway engineers helped the development teams perfect the concept for the immensely successful Akira.