Naming Your Starship

[IzzyAtWarp9]

USS Victory, both in honor of HMS Victory and the fact there is no better name for a ship that takes part in combat.

I'll consider the name a kind of a jinx. Don't say it aloud, or it won't happen!

USS Jinx then

I think USS Van Helsing sounds cool.

 

[T'Girl]

I'll consider the name a kind of a jinx. Don't say it aloud, or it won't happen!

USS Break A Leg?

 

[Nerys Myk]

I'll consider the name a kind of a jinx. Don't say it aloud, or it won't happen!

USS Break A Leg?

USS Macbeth. Ironically a transport for the fleets theatrical troop.

 

[Melakon]

Others--guess the connection

USS New Richmond
USS Moore
USS Guin
USS Xenia

I want to say Ohio, because of Xenia, but I've never been to the state so it's just a guess. But the only town named Guin I can find is in Alabama.

 

[Taylirious]

USS Margarita

 

[T'Girl]

USS Margarita

USS Margaritaville

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

The U.S.S. Large Ham. Dive!-class.

He's wonderful as Richard IV.

He's also bloody great in I, Claudius as Augustus. I kid because I love.

I think he definitely does deserve a ship named after him, as well as acting he has a long list of accomplishments under his belt: boxed with the Dalai Lama, three attempts to climb Everest, climbed Aconcagua and Kilimanjaro, the oldest man to trek to the magnetic North Pole on foot, awarded two honorary degrees, nominated for Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, and is a trained Cosmonaut.

I would be honoured to serve on the U.S.S. Blessed, especially if the computer sounded like him

Another man deserving of a starship named after him would be Christopher Pike. They already have a medal of valour named for him, so a ship would also be very fitting.

 

[Zulu Romeo]

USS Margarita

USS Pracatan?

 

[BigJake]

[Brian Blessed] is a trained Cosmonaut.

!

I did not know that.

 

[sbk1234]

I don't think it's canon, but it may be. Regardless, I'd name one the Horizon, after my all time favorite Disney attraction; Horizons, from EPCOT.

 

[Brolan]

USS Victory, both in honor of HMS Victory and the fact there is no better name for a ship that takes part in combat.

I'll consider the name a kind of a jinx. Don't say it aloud, or it won't happen!

The French and Spanish at the Battle of Trafalgar would tend to disagree with you. Plus I think it would have an effect on opposing ships.

Science officer: New ship coming in the sector, it looks well armed. Name coming through as USS Victory.

Captain: Shit!

 

[J.T.B.]

The French and Spanish at the Battle of Trafalgar would tend to disagree with you. Plus I think it would have an effect on opposing ships.

OTOH look how long HMS Invincible lasted at Jutland.

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

[Brian Blessed] is a trained Cosmonaut.

!

I did not know that.

Read that somewhere, can't remember where though.

 

[publiusr]

Others--guess the connection

USS New Richmond
USS Moore
USS Guin
USS Xenia

I want to say Ohio, because of Xenia, but I've never been to the state so it's just a guess. But the only town named Guin I can find is in Alabama.

They are the names of cities struck by strong violent tornadoes.

To wit

Captain Perry of the USS Rhoden (Gene) http://www.weatherpix.com/

USS Grazulis
USS Doswell
USS Marshall

all at Fujita base

 

[Captain_Amasov]

I always wanted to see a Defiant-class starship named U.S.S. Warspite.

 

[Captain Rob]

USS Sovereign. Lead ship of the Sovereign class. Named for the other British flagship present at the Battle of Trafalgar. The HMS Royal Sovereign.

 

[Sci]

USS Sovereign. Lead ship of the Sovereign class. Named for the other British flagship present at the Battle of Trafalgar. The HMS Royal Sovereign.

Isn't that more an example of picking an existing name rather than coming up with your own starship name?

 

[BigJake]

USS Sovereign. Lead ship of the Sovereign class. Named for the other British flagship present at the Battle of Trafalgar. The HMS Royal Sovereign.

Isn't that more an example of picking an existing name rather than coming up with your own starship name?

I think re-applying existing names has to count. After all, Enterprise was itself an inspired re-application of an existing name. (Although I get what you're saying -- there's already an "existing" Trek ship with that name.)

 

[Captain Rob]

How would you like to be the Chief Engineer on board the USS Montgomery Scott. The name demands absolute perfection and innovation.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Being a (casual) Nebraska Cornhusker football fan, I thought of this:

USS Berringer.

Excelsior class, NCC-41796.

(I picked that number because it was the last full day Brook was alive: April 17, 1996.)